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Sadly, this is a trial run for what may come again. >> lunchtime at the workplace could also change. they said companies will likely exchange those salad bars and buffets were prepackaged meals. >> bret: heres what affiliates around the country are covering tonight, suing right hailing companies over and lift, the state saying they misclassified their drivers as independent contractors under the states new labor law. the law makes it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contra...

Rohit, you worked as a ranger for 14 yea rs. rohit, you worked as a ranger for 14 years. i wonder what you think of the people who are turning to killing rhinos to use tusks to make money because they have nothing else, no other way of surviving. thanks for asking. i think we need to understand that the poaching pressure, as tanya said, is increasing, but the people who are responsible for protecting these animals are also workers whose job has been made much more difficult with covid, and it ha...

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The coronavirus pandemic vlg having a major impact on cattle farmers as well. omar jimenez has that. >> reporter: its a farm and its fifth generation. but one thats never operated in an environment like this. >> well make the changes we need to make. >> reporter: terry is a cattle farmer in wisconsin and represents the first link in a farm to table food supply chain with segments on the brink of crisis. >> how concerned are you specifically? >> theres no handbook for this. theres no answer of wh...

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Hundred of workers at a pork processing plant in missouri have tested positive for coronavirus. over the last few days, more than 700 people at triumph foods were tested. over half of them tested positive. health officials there say the workers were all asymptomatic. the health department is in the process of tracing any contacts those workers may have had. meat packing plants in the united states are under a federal executive order to stay open amid the coronavirus crisis. but it gets complicat...

Obviously for business people that do need to travel, there will be travel on a limited basis, but there is this is a g for people to explore america >> that interview on fox business, not cnbc. still to come, dr. deborah birx says there is hope for the possibility of a vaccine by january, but what if a vaccine comes later, if its never developed? a credible one? that has happened before. plus global backlash against china over coronavirus. president trump has called it a coverup, and now ch...

Outbreaks at meat packing or processing facilities nearly every single day it seems like, and while there are clear health concerns there, there are also sending ripple effects throughout the food supply chain that arent really being felt from farm to table. its a farm in its fifth generation. but one thats never operated in an environment like this. terry quam represents the first link with segments on the brink of crisis. how concerned with you specifically? >> theres no handbook for this. the...

But one thats never operated in an environment like this. >> well make the changes we need to make. >> terry qualm is an an gus beef cattle farmer and represents the first link with segments on the brink of crisis. how concerned are you specifically? >> theres no hand book for this. theres no answer of when things are going to come around and be normal. when are people going to be able to go back to the restaurants and eat the beef we produce at the restaurants. >> qualm has been affected by the...

Meat packing plants in the united states are under a federal executive order to stay open amid the coronavirus crisis, but that can raise serious issues for plant managers, ranchers and workers. cnns omar jimenez reports now from wisconsin. >> reporter: its a farm in its fifth generation, but one thats never operated in an environment like this. >> well make the changes we need to make. >> reporter: terry quan is a fifth generation farmer. how concerned are you specifically? >> theres no handboo...