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conclude the leverage, concluded negotiations neil: it is still going on months from now. a lot of damage will be gone. farmers will go bankrupt. most markets close, domestic supply increases. we do not have the demand for it. prices plans. one small dairy farmer, 200 cows has already lost close to neil: we must know that, we must know that senator . that is the reason why i delivered the one-page synopsis. if he delivers these pages, they are being delivered to him in the next couple of delays, personally delivered to him. hopefully he will take the time to read that one-page synopsis. he will be as concerned as i am. neil: thank you for taking the time to talk to me. thank you. neil: time to take iq from those that know how to balance that. afterhe this. nt baker, how are ? they took care of everything a to z.
grain that was being fed to the cattle. that in turn started depleting the cattle reserve out there. people, because cattle weren t going to be able to be fed, a lot of them died off, herds got smaller and demand started going up. we are feeling the aftershocks of that. even last summer we saw drought in the midwest as well. as you mention, overseas demand was really high. we re now seeing the effect that happened two years ago. wow. what do we do? become a vegetarian. stop eating chicken. no. but in all honesty, the prices will eventually come down. it s just a matter of when that demand kind of comes down as well as supply increases. one way to do it is to, you know, i guess right now if you don t want to pay that price, the only option is to start eating chicken or look at alternate meat. pork is not that expensive right now. but unfortunately if you re a beef eater you ll have to spend a little bit more. what about at restaurants,
to an end. libyan rebels made fast and furious advances over the weekend. they claim they now control a great majority of tripoli. it could be a mortal blow to leader moammar gadhafi s 42-year rule. some of his forces are still putting up a fight. there have been reports of tank fire near gadhafi s home. there was no sign of gadhafi yet himself. the rebels are saying they ve got three of their sons and opposition leaders already are making plan to govern. [ crowd noise ] as you might expect, there are celebrations around the world. libyans living in manchester, england, took to the streets to celebrate the leader s push into tripoli. we ve been suppressed for 42 years. now we re testing the freedom, the freedom of speech, the freedom of movement, the freedom of everything that mean libyan people are free, no longer suppressed, and gadhafi, the dictator, is out, his sons are being captured, and we are we can t describe the joy we re feeling right now. [ crowd noise ] a
a.m. in london, 4:00 p.m. in hong kong. hello, i m andrew stevens. i m charles hodson, you re watching cnn s continuing coverage of the uprising in libya. history is unfolding today in libya as colonel moammar gadhafi s 42-year grip on power appears to be coming to an end. here now the latest. anti-gadhafi forces say they re in control of most parts of tripoli. the rebels caution there are still some pockets of resistance in the capital. colonel gadhafi s own whereabouts are unknown now, but there have been sporadic gunfire and explosions near his al aziz la compound in tripoli. rebels say they have now capt e captured three of gadhafi s surviving sons. prosecutors for the international criminal court say they hope to put saif gadhafi on trial, but a spokesman said the libyan people should decide whether to handover the sons to the icc. we ve been able to speak with some libyans who say they are ready for change. one young woman says the country has been put through 42 ye