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November 25, 2021
>> reporter: farmers are used to volatility and both are now looking for ways to adapt, like downsizing or shifting to other crops. >> it is going to worry you. i aint going to let it get me down. well survive somehow. >> reporter: as long as these money problems stop piling up. >> we just need to get a fairer price for what were growing. >> reporter: now, the usda announced 90million in grants to help farmers get their products directly to consumers. and, look, not every farmer is being impacte...
November 25, 2021
Worse. >> we could lose a quarter of a million dollars next year. we would not have enough cash to take into the following year in order to get our operating loan in order to operate for the following year. >> reporter: farmers are used to volatility, and both he and jones are now looking for ways to adapt, like downsizing or shifting to other crops. >> its going to worry, i aint gonna let it get me down. well survive somehow. >> reporter: as long as these money problems stop piling up. >> we ju...
November 24, 2021
Whether they've found a new job or left the workforce altogether, many restaurant workers aren't heading back to the service industry. Restaurants say they're offering highly competitive pay in hopes of attracting staff.
November 23, 2021
New Zealand coach Gary Stead feels the Kiwi batters have to quickly adapt to the conditions here if they want to overcome the challenge of Indian spin attack in
November 20, 2021
New Zealand captain Tim Southee feels the side's hectic schedule impacted its ability to adapt better to the tricky Indian conditions as the hosts took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match T20 series.
November 19, 2021
Manchin to come out and talk to them from the deck of his yacht and listen to their concerns and debate his concerns. you might also remember right around that same time congress held its annual congressional baseball game. republicans and democrats faced off against each other for seven innings at nationals park. during this years game, activists dropped banners over the bleachers that said stuff like our lives are not a game, pass 3.5 t, the price tag for the build back better bill. they had o...
November 19, 2021
Pass 3.5 tr, which is $3.5 trillion, the price tag for the build back better bill. they had one that said, "dems, dont eff this up." they didnt say "eff." in october we saw members of the venerable disability rights o group a.d.a.p.t. staging a protest outside where joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have offices. 15 protesters from a.d.a.p.t. were arrested that day. but by the next day, several of those same disability rights activists were already at another non-violent direction action outside th...
November 6, 2021
Gillian mel corps. theres a phrase mugged by reality, which is a phrase used for liberals who become conservatives. i dont think its ever been more apt than whats been happening across the country. >> youre right. unfortunately, its pretty literal. if you look at the crime statistics in big cities, youre seeing a huge spike in homicides, big spike in shooting, property crimes and then just things that really affect peoples quality of life like the downtown seattle association was complaining abo...
November 5, 2021
Local pharmacy, vaccine is free. nothing political about it. check in, get it done. >> sanjay joins us. travis received his first dose. has jim? >> not yet. he will get it monday. we checked in with him. its been a contentious topic where he lives. people wont talk to him just because he has come on and talked about the fact he will get vaccinated. he will do it and get his booster when his time is do. >> 70 no0 thousand new cases. how is the medical industry going to have to adapt. >> there may...
November 4, 2021
Work right now because of long haul covid symptoms. those range from headaches to exhaustion to brain fog and plague some patients more than year after they caught the virus. cnn talked to some of these long h haulers about the struggle to adapt. >> laurie feels trapped in her pittsburgh home and her ailing body. >> i feel like i lost the life that i had. >> it has been nearly a year since she and her family contracted covid. her father died. today she is still battling post covid syndrome a mys...