it is in albertsons and bristol farms, but it doesn't need to be. that is a whole different story.etting shelf space in refrigerated area extremely expensive no matter how your cow suit looks. cuban: now all of a sudden, you're competing with borden, who has flavored milk and can easily come out with more. so you're competing with them and all their marketing dollars. and i think that's an uphill battle that is insurmountable. $250,000 isn't even gonna get you into the game to compete against those guys 'cause you don't have a pure differentiation. so for that reason, i'm out. but, guys, you know, this one packet right here has 24 grams of sugar. 20. that's wrong. it has 170 -- 20 or 24. 170 calories is a lot. it's 170 calories. ...for this little carton. to be selling this to kids, i mean, there's an obesity issue we already have. that's a lot of calories for a kid. we have less sugar than any other flavored milk on the market. it's less sugar than any juice or any soda. when they made a petition to take flavored milk out of schools, there was an incredible backlash from the kids.

california that continue to burn the death toll is now over fifty and expected to rise this is tony albertson who had to flee her home . i was woken up by the fire department outside of our home it was three am and i had got a couple of notices on my phone and with then literally maybe three minutes we were out the door with our cat in hand in our car in a traffic jam flames behind the holes flames in front of us was terrifying i was afraid we might not get out and we just got onto the freeway and headed to the closest evacuation center about fifteen miles away. this time there are about two large active fires burning in california the wolf the fire and camp fire there are a few others that are mostly contained hundreds of thousands of acres and thousands of homes have burned to the ground and as firefighters battle the blaze as the search for several hundred people missing people has begun so joining us from san francisco we have little jim ali she is co-host and correspondent for. the california report a statewide daily news program and scott mclean public information officer for california

california that continue to burn the death toll is now over fifty and expected to rise this is tony albertson who had to flee her home i was woken up by the fire department outside of her home it was three am and i had got a couple of notices on my phone and within literally me three minutes we were out the door with our cat in hand in our car in a traffic jam flames behind the holes flames in front of us was terrifying i was afraid we might not get out and we just got onto the freeway and headed to the closest evacuation center about fifteen miles away. this time there are about two large active fires burning in california the wolf the fire and camp fire there are a few others that are mostly contained hundreds of thousands of acres and thousands of homes have burned to the ground and as firefighters battle the blaze as the search for several hundred people missing people has begun so joining us from san francisco we have little jim ali she is co-host and correspondent for. the california report a statewide daily news program and scott mcclean public information officer for california fire t

. >> reporter: a spokesperson for safeway's parent company albertson's questioned the photos saying theyear to be stains left by decorating ingredients. the company provided these pictures of what they say are smear of food coloring and icing at other bakeries. the company's pictures on the left, the former employee's pictures on the right. she tells me she saw firsthand the worker bleeding, including on june 20thth when he became ill and emitted a large volume of bodily fluids including vom i itd, blood in the bakery that day. >> that's a video of him dry heaving on the prep table. >> her lou suit says over the months of november 2017 through june 2018 she repeated her reports to managers but the sick co-worker was ill while working and disbursing bodily fluids in the bakery of the store. these managers did nothing to change the status quo. >> from the beginning i wore multiple layers of gloves because i didn't want his germs. i have a baby. i didn't want any of that. >> reporter: greg brock is her attorney. >> humans make mistakes, managers do the wrong thing. it looks to me like that'