but nowwit is a cost add on with the us -- this is butterworth there was molasses but no butter and also preference to flavor. bylaw the fda says they can't get away to save natural and artificial flavors of didn't have to tell you it is a proprietary and secret formula. gerri: but they suggest other things with the labeling like that coffee creamer made out of ice cream? >> people love this product but cold stone creamery a well-known ice-cream parlor than it has the picture of the screen and the waffle cone and it talks about the gourmet coffee creamer and the hyperbole and the taste of melted ice cream in your coffee. that is called a genius. there is the buzz phrase inspired by because you find out it is nondairy product as far as ice-cream goes you will have to go to baskin-robbins. or cold stone. gerri: this made me laugh. >> we see strawberry, blueberry, banana , it has fruit but there is no fruit. when we called kellogg's. there are pictures of blueberries but that is not necessarily the case. it is made of the confidential m proprietary ingredients. gerri: no maple syrup, and no

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. >> next, let me ask major general jim butterworth, who is, of course, head of our national guard hereou what the national guard folks have been doing. >> thank you, governor. good morning. the national guard began yesterday at the encouragement of the governor and the gma director to ensure that our team was ready and in place for any possibility of the inclement weather. as a result and after a great deal of collaboration, we went into action last night. to date, we have cleared over 40 buses, over 100 passengers that were stranded in buses. our mission continues to be critical need, and that is specifically food, water, and assistance, preferably assistance to provide transportation to shelters. we can use our resources available to provide that transportation and that is what the governor has encouraged us to continue to do. we received a mandate directly from the governor that we will not rest until 100% of individuals that may be in harm's way have been offered assistance. so we will continue that mission until we're complete. thank you, governor. >> we also have brought in our d

let's get the latest on this crisis with major general james butterworth.eneral of the national guard. based on your information, how many cars are still stranded out there? how many people are still out there who are in desperate need of your help? >> well, we've been monitoring the situation. i think the answer i can give you is the number of folks that we have actually provided assistance to, and the georgia national guard specifically has provided assistance to over 500 individuals and provided transportation to that many people. as far as the individuals that might still be in harm's way because of the temperatures, i can tell you that they have been offered assistance at this point. >> is it -- how difficult is it to reach these folks who are in harm's way? >> it has been more difficult to be honest with you. the roads are markedly improved to what it was 24 hours ago or less and last night in the middle of the night when our folks hit the ground running, we had some challenges. but we have made -- as you have already reported we made drastic improvem

. >> next let me ask major general jim butterworth who is of course head of our national guard here in georgia to tell you what the national guard folks have been doing. >> thank you, governor. good morning. the national guard began yesterday at the encouragement of the governor and the gema director to insure our team was ready and in place for any possibility of the inclement weather. as a result and after a great deal of collaboration we went into action last night. to date we have cleared over 40 buses, over 100 passengers that were vannedded in buses. our mission continues to be critical need. and that is specifically food, water and assistance preferably, assistance to provide transportation to shelters. we could use our resources available to provide that transportation and that is what the governor has encouraged us to continue to do. we received a mandate directly from the governor we will not rest until 100% of individual that may be in harm's way have been offered assistance. so we'll continue the mission until we're complete. thank you, governor. >> we also brought in our d