milk shake is it? >> chocolate. >> jimmy: okay, it's a chocolate milk shake. you're putting some whipped cream. u like it, with whipped cream on top? >> yeah, and bananas but we don't have no bananas. >> jimmy: okay. so that is a -- we've converted -- lacks like a pole -- oh, go air mow -- >> sorry. >> jimmy: he's not your husband. >> sorry. >> jimmy: it's okay. just -- hey, gee air mow, you're doing it again. you have to be -- this is why his family got out of the tight rope business. [ laughter ] oh, and there you are, okay, great. okay, you've got that -- that's what we need, the pole because the ledge is there in the way been guillermo, what are you doing? >> i'm trying to help her. >> jimmy: yeah, looks like it. she's going to wind up pregnant. be very careful. all right. so now your husband is down below with cousin sal. cousin sal's got an imbrel umbrella on his head. >> mr. clean's about to get very dirty here. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. let's do this. are you ready? >> ready. >> jimmy: do it. here we go. oh! that's pretty good. all right. now, andrew, you get -- you go up on the r

you have to be a milk drinker to be in the campaign. nd the right celebrity for the message, the teams work to come up with a concept. what is the ad going to show, what is it going to stay to get the message out about milk? we work with photographers to capture the photograph and the celebrity actually drinks milk to put the milk mustache on, we can capture the best photo. >> just for the record, the mustache is 100% dairy. >> it's milk mixed in with dairy products to make it thicker. we have a glass they drink out of that fits the shape of their face and modify the color depending on the celeb ritceleb skin tone and makes sure it tastes great. >> when the session is finished the team chooses the final photo and the artist chooses the look, including color and brightness. for the milk green lantern campaign, here's the final product. >> we're famous for the print ad. we try to get the message out online, via social media, especially for our teen audience. >> we control the galaxy. >> reporter: the green lantern game gives teens the oppo

for breast milk. a buyer and seller and an opportunity to meet each. >> reporter: camilla is in the unpaid portion for unpaid maternal leave. she started producing an abundance of milk which goes bad after 3 to 4 months which gave her an idea. >> i goog ed milk for sale milk for donation and came across the breast.com and it was the first week i put up the listing i got a family in ohio that need breast milk and figured if i could help the child with breast milk their mother was not able to produce breast milk i might as well help. >> reporter: she shipped 300 ounces a one month supply spaced in -- packed in ice adding several hundred dollars to her bank account. >> my husband is the only one who works and it helped us by thing we wouldn't be able to afford. >> reporter: she found the industry online. the demand is fueled by a slew of medical studies which find breast milk can boost immune system to iq. money from mothers who are unable to breast feed themselves helps pay this stay at home mom. desiree'

now a scientist in asia and south america are producing human breast milk in cloned dairy cows. ve over, mom. researchers in china say they have a herd of cows that rivals the best of the breast. >> our modified cow milk contains properties of human milk including proteins and antibodies. >> reporter: they inserted the human gene that codes for milk production into the dna of dairy cows. they now have these holsteins in their herd. the milk say scientists taste stronger and sweeter than human breast milk. argentina is also milking it. last week scientists presented the country's first transgenic cow to the media at a press conference. the cow also produces a human- like milk. both argentina and china are racing to get their product to market. the reaction was mixed in san francisco. >> not happy about that. i still think you should separate animals from people. >> just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. >> i think it's great for people who can, you know, do breast milk for whatever health issues. >> reporter: now, the genetically modified milk is supposedly 80%

ok so i've heard of a ploughman's lunch but i'm guessing this is a. milk. bread and they were there are. this mill maybe an example of the region's recent history but they're all relics. that date back to antiquity. this is the ancient city of gold the pier was home to thousands of people until it was destroyed in the third century a.d. and it's one of the best preserved examples. of the nation city on the russian coast the greeks who settled here named their city after a samarian king and its ruins cover around forty hacked it's still possible to wander through the so is of great houses and you can even discover the citizens favorite tipple i bet the this would have been one of the most popular places back in the days of because it's the remains of an ancient winery people would have crushed the grapes here the juice then would have come down these forests and into these enormous votes. show you. down here. unfortunately. all we've got now of course is rain water back in the day this would have held the equivalent of thousand bottles. you may have been lon

after that it was a milk allergy. about 21% of kids with a had a milk allergy and shellfish. and other common food allergy include egg, wheat, soy, and tree nuts. >> are children more likely to fall victim to these allergies because of their socioeconomic status or because where they were raised or their racial background? >> so that's a great question. and we do have data in this database to look at that. on first look it looks like children who are african-american or asian had a higher chance of having a food allergy but a lower chance of being diagnosed with food allergy. lower income children had a lower chance of having a food allergy and lower chance of being diagnosed with a food allergy. this starts to make us think that maybe some disparities exist, especially in the diagnosis of food allergy, maybe related to access to care, and maybe related to not really understanding what a food allergy is. or many families may be just avoiding the food and not discussing it with their physician. because currently there is no cure or preventive medicine a child can take who has

you can not test them for drugs. >> doctors say that breast milk can even transmit herpes and hiv since it is not a drug, it is not subject to review by the fda. they instead recommend buying through approved milk banks. for those that want a closer look at the unforgettable wedding gown of kate, here is the chance. it will be on display from july through october. the special boat -- special exhibit will also display her veil tiara in even issues that she wore for the wedding. you can also see items belonging to the late princess diana. still ahead >> is a great day for fishing. even if it is in the center of the city. hundreds of school kids hope to catch the big one on the national mall this morning. they drop the lines in the constitutional guidance pond. celebrating national fishing week. there are a lot of folks out there trying to get that big one. is there a big one out there? i do know. >> queue. very cute. >> not just talking about 90 degree heat here, it will be hot and very humid tomorrow with high humidity. setting the stage for

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the demand, and a shrew of medical studies, fine that breast milk can boost a baby's immune system to their i.q. the money helps pay this stay at home mom's bills. >> my husband is the only one who works. it definitely helped us buy things we wouldn't be able to afford otherwise. >> reporter: this woman's milk money gave her the wedding of her dreams from the dress to his tuxedo to the decorations, even the rings. >> in the first month i made like close to $1,200. it was quite a bit. >> reporter: the exchange is not without risk. what little screening there is, is all based on the honor system. >> you don't know the medical background of the donor. you also don't know if the mother who is pumping the breast has been on any drugs. the mother could be contaminated. >> reporter: it its a food not a drug, the fda does not regulate breast milk. the fda does not recommend buying breast milk on the open market, but instead through milk banks. it could cost more but lessens dangersch breast milk can transmit herpes and even hiv. >> i have had thousands of e-mails back and forth with people be

the demand is fueled by a slew of medical studies. breast milkt's helped us buy things we couldn't afford otherwise. >> reporter: desiree's milk money gave her the wedding of her dreams. >> in the first month i made close to $1200. it was quite a bit. >> reporter: the exchange is not without risk. what little screening there is is based on the honor system. >> you don't know the medical background of the donor. you don't know if the mother pumping the breasts has been on drugs. the skin of the mother could be contaminated with diseases. >> reporter: because it's a food and not a drug, the fda doesn't regulate breast milk. the fda recommends buying the milk from approved markets. breast milk can transmit the r herpes virus and also hiv. >> i can understand wanting to be cautious. i would never do anything to harm anybody else's baby. i feed my baby the same milk i am selling. >> reporter: for camilla, she's not so sure she would be that trusing. >> not from a perfect stranger. maybe a family friend or someone in my family. i might be more willing

a chocolate milk shake. >> i love it. >> a steak burrito or their fast food favorites.this hospital wing, where pain and pessimism are certainly not uncommon, pannenna brings smiles, clean plates, and giggles. >> what's up, t.j.? are you ready for this one? >> reporter: she's a self-taught expert in the diets of children with cancer. she works around restrictions restrictions and manages to sneak in extra calories. >> and guacamole. >> mitchell: all the while pleasing the palette. >> she was able to find stuff that he liked, especially seafood. you would never think that would be an option. >> reporter: anne marie's son, t.j., is recovering from a bone marrow transplant. after the operation, he hardly smiled for two weeks. >> she came in, and talked to him about food and stuff, and he just kind of fell in love with her and her big chef hat and he thought she was so kind and sweet and all of a sudden, sure enough, the dimples started to show up again. >> reporter: and she comforts parents and nourishes their children. >> this is good stuff! >> chef pannenna says she alwa

skip the expensive facial products. >> can you add a little milk and honey and it makes a great face mask. >> if you are, looking to ooght tired puffy eyes, there is something cheaper than cucumbers, spoons. simply put them in the refrigerator to get cold and place the cold curve over each eye. >> sometimes you don't mess with what works. >> reporter: if what works ends up being what is concocted in the kitchen, you may want to listen up because home remedies could end up saving you big bucks. >>> coming up, the future of the washington nats continues to look bright. another big bat on the way. we'll show you who they just added. >>> a long night and early morning for the nats on the field but was it worth a win? high lights coming up next. >> he checks one to left. see you later. [ mom ] can a little bowl of cereal change your life? i think it can. one of the challenges for kayla being gluten-free is actually finding choices the whole family will love. then we discovered chex cereals. five flavors of chex are gluten-free, including the honey nut flavor, and that's amazing to a mom l

mid-50s around the coast. >> thanks, mike. >> a growing number of moms with breast mill tock spare are turning baby's nourishment into liquid gold. breast milks sold on open market. doctors warn that there is a little screening and there is contamination risks. women who sell their milk parents that purchase someone else's milk need to be cautious. >> n if it was someone from the family but doing over the internet with a perfect stranger seems strange to me. >> i have good intentions and doing it the proper way but you never know. >> the food and drug administration does not recommend buying breast mill okay the open market but through approved milk banks. california is one of states that do have certified breast milk banks. >> bidding for a lunch with warren buffett, the price went up to $1.5 million. the money raised will go to the glide foundation here in san francisco. the auction runs until friday night. last year's $2.6 million record bid was the most expensive item ebay ever sold. >>> here an investment of different kind. do you have shoes you don't wear any more? they may be tickets to u-2 concert. they are teaming up with a nonprofi

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a drug. the fda doesn't regulate breast milk.he fda in fact doesn't recommend buying breast milk on the open market. but instead through approved milk banks. >>> we've seen it all. fires, floods, and heat. an accurate description of the last few weeks in parts of the united states, how people in all corners of the country are battling mother nature for a peaceful summer. doctors at johns hopkins children's center are not only prescribing medicine, they are prescribing books. why reading is on the agenda. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> this outbreak is the largest one in history. >> a new mutant strain of e. coli threatens people all over the world. plus, while we're in the deadliest time of the year for teens to be on the road. how to keep your young drivers safe even when you're not around. and, doctors at johns hopkins childre

and dairy milk you can use a nonfat dairy milk and assessed it off and you have a taste of the tropics carry be sure you mix that went well >> their egos >> takes a lot it was great fun you have a great day out there and don't forget the gay pride parade this see it back here next weekend

milk. it is similar to a ban that is in place in berkeley. la is the largest district to take action. they voted to ban the milk from. they criticized the menu. this is one week work more sugar than your soda. put your hand up. and appearing on the jimmy kimble. but not all board members are on board. >> i don't understand why we are letting the tv chef dictate the policy. nutrition said forget claims about vitamin and calcyup. tipecal half pint of chocolate milk has 208 calories and 24 grams of sugar and compared to 88 calories and 22 grams in a half point of average cola. kids seem to love it >> it feels like a hershey bar. >> critics say they shouldn't make the decision. >> they don't like apple. feed them apple pie. >> it is flavored milk is off of the table they will choose what is left. >> it is a national trend. berkeley, and washington d.c. in banning flavored milk. more tv you watch more health problems. >> every two hours people sit in front of the tv. type two diabetes increases and risk of heart disease up 15 percent. three hours in front of the tvs. in case you wonder it i

i got interested in this idea that maybe there was a dark side to plants. >> the white snake root. people who consumed milkmeat from a cow that fed on white snake root faced severe pain. milk sickness, as it was culled, resulted in vomiting, tremors, delirium and death. one of the most famous victims of milk sickness was nancy hangs lincoln. she died at the age of 34, leaving behind 9-year-old abraham lincoln. he helped build his mother's casket by carving the woodallen petition douche the wooden petition himself. >> we transformed the gallery to and eerie victorian garden. my name is lowe hodges, and i am the director of operations and exhibitions at the conls tore of -- cons tore of flowers. we decided it needed context. so we needed a house or a building. the story behind the couple in the window, you can see his wife has just served him a glass of wine, and he is slumped over the table as the poison takes affect. a neat little factold dominion about that house is actually built out of three panels from old james bond movie. we wanted people to feel like i am not supposed to be in this room. this is the

the moment to fly lays its eggs on a wheat milk wheat that grew on fields after the industry had developed to supposedly ingenious method of killing all plants except for the desired. useful plant by the calculated use of a certain herbicide it took away the pacifies habitat. and unintentional side effect of gene technology in agriculture. we now know who are experienced with corn in the united states that the biological pollution of these you know cancer crashes uncontrolled there's no buffer zone you can't control the way insects fly over that rainwater will carry any vector can take this these new genes and spread them to other crops and to really relatives it's happening all of the united states can't control it but the companies are not taking responsibility for that and they're not being held liable for this biological pollution in the future but a company like monsanto is going to go out of business there they're teetering economically months and as intimate as economic problems think of the billions of dollars already out there and biological pollution costs are not going to pay so

. >> some things in life are just a perfect fit. milk and cookies. aper in the morning. a sunrise and a walk on the beach. and clay thompson and the golden state warriors, it counterhave worked any better than this. this is just perfect. >> do you see all these of these guys making the roster? >> i do, they are going to have every opportunity to make this roster. not only to make this roster they're going to make everything they have to do. it'll be on their commitment to defend because this team needs you. >>> meantime mass exedous at wimbledon. serena and venus williams gone. straight sets some of the big names will not be around for breakfast at wimbledon come this weekend. that's the sports life at this hour. >> kidding, big names. >>> mark, thank you. >>> it is an abrupt turn about in a corruption came that received national attention. jurors convict former illinois governor rod blagojevich in his retrial. we'll explain the one thing jurors say they had to look past in order to reach their decision in 30 minutes on tv 36. >>> if you couldn't make

mid-50s around the coast. >> thanks, mike. >> a growing number of moms with breast mill tock spare are turning baby's nourishment into liquid gold. breast milks sold on open market. doctors warn that there is a little screening and there is contamination risks. women who sell their milk parents that purchase someone else's milk need to be cautious. >> n if it was someone from the family but doing over the internet with a perfect stranger seems strange to me. >> i have good intentions and doing it the proper way but you never know. >> the food and drug administration does not recommend buying breast mill okay the open market but through approved milk banks. california is one of states that do have certified breast milk banks. >> bidding for a lunch with warren buffett the price went up to $1.5 million. the money raised will go to the glide foundation here in san francisco. the auction runs until friday night. last year's $2.6 million record bid was the most expensive item ebay ever sold. >>> here an investment of different kind. do you have shoes you don't wear any more? they may be tickets to u-2 concert. they are teaming up with a nonprofit

chinese researchers inserted the human genes that have the code for milk production into the d-n-a ofairy cows. argentina recently presented the first transgenic cow, which also produces human- like milk. both countries are racing to market the milk but the reaction here is mixed. 1:01"i'm not happy about that. i still think you should separate animals from people. just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. ihink it's great for people who can t do breast milk for whatever issues or health issues"1:17 genetically modified milk is supposedly 80- percent identical to human breast milk. chinese scientists hope to have the milk on the market within three years, as an alternative to infant formula. recess isn't just for kids anymore. did you know - today's "recess at work day." that's according to a motivational speaker, anyway. he says - taking a break from the office will boost employee morale.. lower stress.. and help get the creative juices flowing again. his suggestions - host a meeting at park. and play some frisbee. time is 4: a new chapter for congresswoman gabrielle

a question. supervisor weiner: you mentioned -- the harvey milk club? debate as an organization decide to support his nomination? >>right -- nclr -- >> that was a couple years ago. supervisor wiener: but they have not endorsed him as the candidate for this position? >> not that i am aware of, no. >> i am a san francisco resident, and i've worked for a number of community-based organizations. i have known dated for eight years. initially -- through our legal work. our work has given us an extensive contact with communities interacting with law-enforcement, specifically used, drug users, sex workers. i have also called sfpd on multiple occasions to intervene in conflicts. so i know that david's integrity specifically -- he does appreciate the complexity of the work, but i think that is balanced with deep empathy for the various communities that to come into contact with law- enforcement. and i think that will enhance the efforts of the commission to foster accountability, which i think we know is necessary for san francisco to stand behind its police depar

that oatmeal to help make your skin glow, so skip the expensive facial products. >> you can add a little milk a little hope and it makes a great face -- honey and it makes a great facemask. it's soothing for dry skin. >> reporter: if you're looking to soothe tired puffy eyes put spoons in the refrigerator to get cold and place the cold curve over each eye. you may want to listen up because home recommend difficults could end up saving you -- remedies could end up saving you big box. >>> we want to welcome the newest member -- big bucks. >>> we want to welcome the newest member of the fox 5 news family, reporter maureen umeh gave birth to baby zula today. maureen says zula is quiet and beautiful and so quiet which is good news because maureen spent 41 hours in labor. they are doing great tonight. we wish them the best. isn't she adorable? maureen said she can't stop looking at her and hugging her and she's just in love with her. >> i told maureen here's the only advice i can give on parenthood, although i've done it twice and it's all a blur, the little part. get two diaper genies, one upstair

say something. >> you should take a milk bath. >> quit it! >> a milk bath would help. rned this during my training at nyu. unlike water milk is soothing and has fats and proteins to soothe the skin and decrease inflammation. >> how about half and half? >> aloe vera. it can be very soothing. if you're lucky enough to have an aloe plant at home, apply it directly to your skin or find it at your local drug store. >> i have a little burn on my arm, does that help, as well? >> that's the real deal. >> right out of there. >> all these creams are good to treat after, right? >> if you do suffer a burn, you can do over-the-counter hydrocortisone creams. simple things like using cucumbers or tea bags, popping an ibuprofen. >> did you ever have a sun burn? >> when i was a child. i'm very careful now. >> coming up, investing in their future, money lessons for kids. >> a silver anniversary celebration for a country star, randy travis. [ barbara ] i was the firstborn. my dad, he expected a boy -- that's why my nickname's bobby. there's something really rewarding about raising animals