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Cocaine, which he's admitted. it's one of three by—elections taking place on the same day. earlier this week we reported from selby and ainsty, next week we'll take a look at uxbridge and south ruislip. but here's our political correspondent alex forsyth on the contest in somerset. pigs used to be the mainstay of this family farm in somerset, but over the years they've branched out and now have a bustling cafe and busy shop selling their own produce. growing and selling food is important to steve, who's farmed this land for years. he says finding workers and the climate can both be a challen...

Organic farm, this $1.2 million machine does the work of 30 people 24 hours a day. >> the machine is thinking. it's learning. it's understanding what it's seeing. >> reporter: what ai is great at is telling the difference between things, in this case the difference between chard and a weed and then killing the weeds with layers. ceo paul mikesell invented a system that fries weeds too small for a human hand to grab in bursts that last only milliseconds. the field smells like burnt popcorn. >> the whole trick here is that the lasers disrupt the cellular cycle within the plant with heat energy. ...

Each time pretty much what the fed said they'd do, i think that will be sufficient to slow the economy down enough to quell the inflationary pressures by this time next year. so it is not exactly what you would write on a piece of paper but it is close enough. >> are you still optimistic we can perhaps avoid a soft landing and avoid recession all together? >> yeah, i am. actually more optimistic. this feels like we're moving in the right direction. the economy is amazingly resilient. yeah, the job market is strong but, you know, that shows resilience of the labor market and businesses. they ar...

If you're looking for a job, they're out there. no question about it. the bad news is number one what you guys were just talking abou the inflation continues to outpace people's wages so [indiscernible] and people further [indiscernible] for workers it's not such a great deal. you see the potential real strike because workers across the country aren't seeing their paychecks keep up. >> the other quick problem i would mention is finding workers . where are the workers? we saw a decline in what's called a labor force participation rate in the repor today which is a very discouraging if you're an...

Finding workers, according to the latest government staff there are 11 million job openings in the us so what will it take to get americans back into the workforce in the new year? my next guest, ed ramsey, former ceo of mcdonald's, great to see you. i've got to start with the last segment which i'm sure you heard. it is hard enough to start and run your own business with covid and crime but the perseverance of these people is extraordinary. they won't give up. >> small business people have entrepreneurial spirit and are not going to give up easily. besides that, the most important asset is ru...