for tyson food and eventually after weeks of trying to get an interview the interview didn't happen but i did find derek talking about the safety precautions that tyson foods is taking during covert 19 have a look this is from you chief. before the start of every shift key members to richards are taken with this one answer to put your scanner if there fever is 120 or greater takes another tip if that fever is still 101 or greater than. this area is where our team members are also provided their required visual coverage their man asks for their work every single day and also they can take it from this area at the end of the day to go home as you go into the plant floor inside of our facilities you see there are some instances where social distancing is naturally occurring in other areas there are workstation dividers were team members are working closely together you'll see the required use official coverings in some cases the plastic visors covering or team members face. so derek did send a very long statement for us to share program officer captcha the entire statement with you but som

it alleges that tyson foods failed to protect workers safety but a supervisor organized cash bets on how many employees would get sick. dan simon now reports. >> reporter: stunning allegations made against managers at this tyson pork processing plant in waterloo, iowa. one of the first to shut down when the coronavirus raged uncontrollably in the spring. a supervisor allegedly taking bets on how many would catch the virus. it's one of several disturbing claims in this wrongful death lawsuit by cnn. according to the allegations, the plant manager of the waterloo facility organized a cash buy-in, winner-take-all betting pool for supervisors and managers to wager how many employees would test positive for covid-19. in the end, more than 1,000 employees would catch the virus. about a third of the nearly 3,000 working at the plant. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: speaking to cnn's gary tuchman in april about his conversation with tyson's hr department. >> they told me i was -- i was safe and they told me that everything was okay, and they told me i had a better chance of catching the coronavir

food system." then a betting pool? that is what managers at a tyson pork slaughterhouse set up a -- to bet on how many workers would get covid. six workers died at the iowa plant. more than 1000 were infected. finally, 2020 has become the deadliest year on record for transgender and gender non-conforming people. we will speak to tori cooper of human rights campaign. vionce iibly toxic and all of these different things that make trans lives being devalued. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the trump administration has cleared the way for president-elect joe biden's transition after 16 days of delay that threatened to derail the incoming administration's preparations for reviving the economy and battling the coronavirus pandemic. emily murphy, the trump-appointed head of the general services administration, had refused to declare joe biden the apparent victor of the november 3 election despite overwhelming evidence. murphy finally made that determination on monday as h

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tyson foods is a family company, and these allegations do not represent who we are. he went on to say that the alleged individuals involved would be suspended without pay, and he's also tapped former attorney general eric holder to launch an investigation. i'm dan simon, cnn reporting. >>> there's some advice from a former chairman of the federal reserve, allen greenspan is one of many saying controlling the coronavirus pandemic is the number one priority in the u.s. he spoke earlier to cnn. >> i have never seen a particular situation all during my professional experience, anything like this with which we have to have handle when we know very little about its internal dynamics. however, trying to forecast where the virus is going is, at this particular stage, very little more than a guess. >> well, it's become known as the swedish model but some doctors there now say the light touch approach to the pandemic isn't working so we'll be live in stockholm, stay with us. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investin

. >>> managers at a tyson food pork processing plant are accused of placing bets on how many workersirus. that according to an updated lawsuit brought by the family of a worker who died from the virus. cnn's dan simon has the story. >> reporter: stunning allegations made against managers at this tyson pork processing plant in iowa. one of the first to shut down when the coronavirus raged uncontrollably in the spring. a supervisor taking bet on how many would catch the virus. it's one of several disturbing claims in this wrongful death federal lawsuit obtained by cnn. according to the allegations, the plant manager of the facility organized a cash buy-in. winner take all pool for supervisors and managers to wager how many employees would test positive for covid -19. more than a thousand employees would catch the virus. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: this man spoke to cnn in april about his conversation with tyson's hr department. >> they told me i was safe. they told me that everything was okay. they told me i have a better chance of catching the coronavirus going out to walmart than in

. >>> tyson foods has suspended top officials at its largest pork plant after allegations that they bet on how many employees would get infected with covid-19. the allegations are part of a lawsuit filed by the son of a worker at tyson's waterloo, iowa, facility, who died of the coronavirus in april. tyson's president says if the claims are true, tyson will take all necessary measures to root out and remove this disturbing behavior from the company. >>> a manual recount confirmed joe biden won the state of georgia in the presidential election. late last night election officials finished a hand recount of millions of ballots after the trump campaign challenged results there. meantime, president trump is set to meet with two members of the michigan state legislature today in another effort to overturn the election. debra alfarone is in washington. what is the president's strategy now? >> reporter: well, anne-marie to quote major garrett, there is no strategy. after georgia all eyes turn to michigan, and a far ranging press conference that the president's lawyer rudy giuliani gave yesterda

. >> are you confident that tyson foods was telling you and your team about its iferts to protect itsorkers with lawsuits from family members who have died and if there is any need of greater oversight? governor reynolds: we work with osha. i think we were one of the first osha teams to get into these sites. so wevided p.c.r. testing could get into these facilities and get the workers tested so we know who was testing positive and negative and start to separate so we could provide them the confidence to know that the people they were working with tested negative and provide them that information in a timely manner. we tested a lot of individuals in a short period of time to provide them the information they feeded. >> do you think the company were thwarting those good efforts? governor reynolds: this is what we are doing to help and this is critical and we have to do everything we can in our power to make sure we are protecting our work force and in order to do that, the way i could help from a state perspective was to give them the testing which was very scares. every state was scram

. >>> tyson foods has suspended the managers of a pork plant in iowa amid a wrongful death lawsuit. the plant officials are accused of places betting in april on how many workers would get the coronavirus. at least five died and more than 1,000 were infected. >>> we turn now to president trump's latest move hoping to overturn the results of the election. his effort is unparalleled in u.s. history, and today he's invited some key players to the white house as his legal options narrow. abc's elizabeth schulze has the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning. those key players are lawmakers from michigan, a state president trump is now targeting as he appears to run out of options. meanwhile, democrats are taking a new approach. this morning, democrats in the house are demanding answers from the woman who's blocking joe biden from beginning his transition into the white house. >> this is a block not just to our transition but to the senate doing its constitutional duty as well. >> reporter: top democrats are now giving emily murphy, held of the general services admini

expect very strong numbers then we hear from one of the most controversial names, we'll hear in tyson foods. they had major covid problems that tends to be behind them now i feel nothing will help tyson aside from sharp bleak better than expected earnings. could this time be different if they do, i got to tell you the $62 stock is going to go up a great deal tuesday is gigantic. walmart, home depot and kohl's home depot is the best do it yourself renovation place at a time people are business turning their homes into offices or schools. both are reporting spectacular these stocks will get hurt kohl's is a little problematic kohl's is not an essential retailer which makes it a good gauge. after the close, we'll hear from nio, oh, nio oh my. the chinese tesla. that's what they call it stock is up 1200% the last six months this is vehicle maker has become the bell of it all the thing is nio is still losing ton of money then again until recently so did tesla. i think people will keep buying the stock as nio continues to ramp production. if it is the next tesla that means you don't have to care

the biggest meat producer in the u.s., tyson foods ported higher than expected earnings. demand for beef and pork offsetting beaker chicken sales. it says the pandemic may increase cost and affect demand. the chairman of the sec is stepping down. jay clayton is leaving at the end of the year. his term was set to expire in june. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. the bloomberg new economy form is underway with business and political leaders discussing various issues from the fallout of the pandemic to the future of global trade and climate change. thet yellen weighed in on necessity of fiscal policy going forward. the notion that the fed can do all that it is required at this point to support the economy is just wrong. the fed is really pleading for fiscal relief. i believe it is essential. course, we know the former fed chair has also been placed as a potential treasury secretary candidate. for more on the mornings on how limited central-bank action can be, we are joined by tom orlik. give us the motivation behind what the former fed chair said. it is not usual

tyson foods is a family company with 139,000 team members and these allegations do not represent whowent on to say that the alleged individuals involved would be suspended without pay and that he's also tapped former attorney general eric holder to launch an investigation. i'm dan simon, cnn, reporting. >>> up next, we'll take you live to the west coast where new restrictions are crushing the restaurant industry. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. did you know diarrhea is often causedtry pepto diarrhea. food? pepto® diarrhea is proven effective to treat symptoms, and it also targets the cause of diarrhea. the 3 times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. while the leading competitor does nothing to kill the bacteria, pepto® diarrhea gets to the source, killing the bad bacteria. so, try pepto® diarrhea, and remember to have it on hand every time you travel. also try pepto®-bismol liquic

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against covid-19 or whether it confers immunity.g in waterloo, iowa, a wrongful death lawsuit accuses tyson foods of willful and wanton disregard for workplace safety at a pork slaughterhouse that led to over 1000 workplace infections and at least five deaths. the family of meatpacker isidro fernandez, who died of covid-19 on april 20, alleges in an amended lawsuit that "plant manager tom hart organized a cash-buy-in, winner-take-all, betting pool for supervisors and managers to wager how many plant employees would test positive for covid-19." in the midwest, over 900 employees of the mayo clinic hospital system have contracted covid-19 in just the last two weeks. the infections led to a labor shortage at the mayo clinic campus in rochester, minnesota, where intensive care unit beds are filled to capacity and over healthcare workers are off the 1000 job due to covid-19 exposure or diagnosis. stat news reports hospitals in at least 25 states are critically short of nurses, doctors, and other staff. in a conference call with president-elect joe biden wednesday, minnesota nurses association presiden

how about tyson foods? one of the biggest meat producers.t says it's already spent hundreds of millions of dollars on safety precautions like testing. they even created a chief medical officer position in preparation for another wave remember, it was at the center of those meat shortages earlier this year, as they were forced to close plants, as cases spread inside and even had a death. what's the bottom line here? suppliers have had time to prepare, and they've learned some important lessons there is a big difference, though, between now and the first wave, though, and this is worth watching covid hot spots are more widespread around the country, and they do threaten the nation's victories general mills, for instance has its two biggest plants in iowa and tennessee. in the heart of america's bread basket, and these are places that are seeing very high infection rates this time around so far, general mills and others have been able to keep the plants open, but the question is, for how long they're really, kelly, trying to encourage their wor

. >> a lawsuit filed against tyson foods claims a manager organized a betting pool on how many workersould test positive for covid-19. >> we are not going to tolerate this. >> georgia election officials declared joe biden the winner in that state after they completed an unprecedented audit of paper ballots. >> all that -- >> the pick six tulsa remains undefeated, 30-24. >> it's going to end it from tulsa in double overtime! >> and all that matters. >> did you all watch "my cousin vinny" when the nice lady who said she saw and then he -- he says to her, how many fingers -- >> how many fingers have i got up? >> your honor, i rest my case. >> rudy giuliani is now trying to win the election by referencing points from movies. a divorced dad voted for joe biden while dressed up like an old scottish nanny. yeah, sure, he misses his kids and all, but that doesn't change the fact that trump won. she's like, oh, me, dear, no. oh, dear, no, i voted for biden, so i don't -- >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> you really do have to laug

tyson foods on the back of the meat shortages spent hundreds of millions on safety precautions like testingical officer position in preparation of another wave. and the groeshers themselves have also been stockpiling to prepare for this kroger telling me there are no shortages at this time they are starting to limit toilet paper, paper towel and soap purchases to two per visit now temporarily. they've had time to prepare and learned lessons. there is one big risky difference from earlier this year covid hot spots are more widespread general mills taking me its two biggest plants cedar rapids, iowa and tennessee both of those, bed baskets and working to keep those places open the question is for how long with the cases spreading across this country >> talking to ford last night and the fact that they didn't think they'd have to shut factories again. we forget in march and april, no one had testing at scale or even the motion that this could be a pandemic i wonder if you think it is just not apples to apples versus the spring >> that's what i found i would also say the food plants had remaine

. >> i just think that i gave you a good story about tyson foods >> tell me what happened with tyson. >> they had a quarter that wasn't horrendous. come on. give it up for tyson they're like the giants, man they're the best team in the nfc east >> sorry about that. yeah >> i didn't need that. anyway, carl, back to you. >> it's the way to stop him from talking. just mention the eagles, carl. >> arizona/buffalo, that was fun. if you're looking for good football action, guys. >> i'm thinking of moving. >> hopkins hands, amazing. >> so, 36.45 was the november 9th intraday high. we didn't quite get there. of course, day is just getting started. but i guess it will be interesting to see how some of these overall levels track for the technicians. >> i think what's incredible here is that we're beginning still one big nasdaq rollover and people are trying to buy the nasdaq not realizing that this is nasdaq down day. i mean, david, not just the robinhood people it's other people. i don't know i mean, people who thought that moderna was going to fail. nasdaq somebody is buying the nasdaq right

added 45 additional manufacturing lines, 25 to 30% incremental capacity in platforms that were tied tyson foodshe meat producer spent hundreds of millions on strategic testing and creating a chief medical officer position to prevent short ans that we experienced last time around when surging cases inside meat plants forced them to shut down. toilet paper charmin's parent company proctor and gamble says we are not forecasting another shortage supply chains are more normalized than they were and retailers are replenishing inventories. kimberly clack which makes scott and cottonel says it accelerated production levels and took steps to cut down on product variations to prioritize the key items in demand. grocery chains like kroger and stop and shop limited the number of key items as well kroger limiting toilet paper, wise, soaps, to two per have it. what is the bottom line here suppliers have had a lot more time to prepare and they have learned important lessons on safety and supply. but there is one big difference between now and that first wave. this is a risk worth watching. covid hot spots are

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reporterashley: how many employl catch covid, tyson foods says on thursday it is suspended the employeesawsuit, the claims manager at an iowa pork plant took on how many employees we catch covid-19, the son of a worker at a tyson facility in waterloo iowa who died of complications on the virus filed a lawsuit and said they misled workers about covid-19 in the loud sick employees to continue working in the suit goes on to claim that the managers that i will plant organized the winner take all betting pool for supervisors and managers to wager on how many employees would test positive for covid-19 pre-tyson says it has suspended those employees and also launch the independent investigation through eric holder. quite a story. david: not a pleasant one either. let's move on the space force getting close to picking a location for the headquarters. where are they looking? ashley: the space force or space commerce is called in the military, it was formed in august last year end overseen the space-based infrastructure and operations the efforts to find a new headquarters has taken longer than ex

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walmart, tyson, bentonville, tyson food and j.b. hunt looking to recruit residents.ve in the woods? steve: not there. not in arkansas i don't think. brian: if you are a bear, let us know. [laughter] steve: because that would be news. brian: yeah. jillian would have it. steve: coming up a big republican victory, a woman who flipped her southern california district from blue to red. she got the check. ♪ apes ainsley one california house seat sphbling from blue to red, republican michelle steel defeating her democratic challenger the incumbent in a very close race that cook political report labeled lean democrat. so steel's win adding to the number of wins elected to congress this year. michelle steel joins us now. good morning congresswoman elect. how are you? >> i'm doing great. thank you very much for inviting me this morning. ainsley: i'm sure you are. you are welcome. congratulations on flipping this seat. how did you do it. >> i just stick to the issues because i already have a proven record. >> lower taxes and less regulation since covid-19 we closed down almost

there is also other companies like nestle's, world's largest food company, tyson, they want a piece of that business mcdonald's is not really that interested in having the signage say beyond meat in their stores, carl that's just not what they want and i think that -- i think that both sides are playing hard ball i don't know how this one is resolved i really don't >> yeah. historically mcdonald's when dealing with suppliers has the leverage but we'll see if this time is different. clearly there is some things we don't yet understand about that relationship we did get a new high on the russell 2,000. to bob pisani. bob? >> great week for small caps there. the vaccine rally, let's call it that, continues, 4 to 1 advancing to declining stocks. the new wrinkle is tech is playing a little bit here some of that damage being repaired, look at sectors here, tech o the upside, energy was in the beginning, now it is flat, consumer discretionary a little bit, banks generally are not continuing the rally here. that's a little bit of a disappointment there china stocks you see there, mchi on the d

food. >>said than done that was kristi gross reporting for us tonight. managers at a tyson meat plant in iowa have been suspended following allegations that they had a betting pool to see how many of the workers would contract covid-19 those allegations came from a lawsuit that was filed by the father of an employee who worked at the plant in waterloo and died of covid-19 the lawsuit claims the tyson did not take proper measures to protect its employees. tyson ceo dean banks. releasing a statement calling those accusations disturbing he also says he would take the measures necessary to root out and remove the alleged behavior. >>next highly unusual meeting here at the white house today you had republican lawmakers from michigan there why. they did not grant president trump the political victory. he was hoping for plus members of congress say time is running out if they're going to pass any covid relief with the hopes of stopping more economic fallout from the pandemic and about a possible challenger to the governor which california city mayor >>significant developments toni

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