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Science but that is not the whole picture. you have to look at overall society. look when the outbreak started way back in march of 2020, if critical workers were exposed we said you dont isolate at all. we needed to do that or every hospital and meat packing facility will close. my issue they are confusing, contradictory and not implementing it correctly. they let the rapid testing infrastructure crater for nine months. they are playing catch-up and not doing it very well. >> julie: i want to g...

Who knew? olive oil up 30%. buffalo moz really 30 bucks a case. tomatoes up 30%. is that what youre seeing? >> absolutely. my brisket prices, these are trimming those. three months ago was in the high $2, and were this last week it was just under $5. thats before the latest, you know, shutdown that happened with the jbs meat packing facility. >> bill: its real. what about employees? >> it is real. >> bill: can you find the labor, chef? >> currently no. this is certainly for my type of food i don...

Criminal gang is likely responsible for another massive cyber attack. the latest victim, jbs foods, the worlds largest meat packing facility. alex marquardt joining us this morning. what are you learning, first on the extent of the hack. >> the good news is jbs says most of its operations are coming online. the bad news is this is yet another example of a part of critical american infrastructure that can be taken off-line. what were hearing from jbs is the vast majority of their operations will ...

Of discussion when they meet in two weeks. megan stifel is co—chair of the ransomware task force and executive director of the global cyber alliance and joins us now. thank you very much for being with us on bbc news now. how worried should we be by this? in the past, we have talked about financial companies. we obviously have the pipeline connection, but it is quite hard to get in idea of a meat processing plant being held up to ransom online.— processing plant being held up to ransom onlin...

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>> in 1981, this family started brookfields restaurant here in sacramento. today, the family-owned business has three restaurants, a meat packing facility and nearly 200 employees. the president sam says he has serious concerns over what the new healthcare law may mean for their future. >> we are probably affected the most. i have always thought of myself as a small business, but, under obama care, with 180 employees, we are considered a large business. and we have to provide affordable healthca...

>> in 1981, this family started brookfields restaurant here in sacramento. today, the family-owned business has three restaurants, a meat packing facility and nearly 200 employees. the president sam says he has serious concerns over what the new healthcare law may mean for their future. >> we are probably affected the most. i have always thought of myself as a small business, but, under obama care, with 180 employees, we are considered a large business. and we have to provide affordable healthca...

George borhas an economist looked at the impact on wages when you have illegal wab labor influx of labor coming into a market. think of"mq packing. over the short term wages will drop 8% and over the long term theyll drop 3%. were talking, look at the wages at meat packing a very common industry in the midwest here. 30 years ago you walked into a meat packing facility and see lots of u.s. citizens working in those jobs and it was paying really well. in fact, it was paying better than it is toda...