she read the label of her favorite drink, gatorade, and she thought what is that bbo in there?can't make it coalesce. so companies have been adding it. when you think about toxins in your food, how do you process it? >> i don't think about them. i live in santa monica, we live close to a farmer's market, wonderful access to -- i drink dairy, i love it, but i like to buy milk they say they go out to the pasture and milk the cow out there. those kinds of things. >> milk, isn't it a great taste? everybody says it's great? >> it's really, really wonderful. >> raw milk, they can't ship it anymore. >> i read your books, i watch tv. i love chips, you love great tortilla chips that are cornmeal, oil, salt. >> a lot of corn that has genetically modified -- they genetically modify everything. >> are you worried about that? >> yeah when i take a tomato in europe and i tastes different when i come home and eat a tomato and it tastes like fish because they have to take the shell of the shrimp and leak it with the tomato because it has a longer shelve life, i have a problem with that. >> i l

trying to seize on that opportunity with an extension of the never stop improving campaign created by bbowide worked at the company since 2006. the first spot debuted on sunday in the nascar race on fox, marking the first time the company advertised directly to men by showing a group of them in the backyard pretending to compete in various sports using home improvement tools as sporting equipment. another yesterday shows a family that just moved working on projects around the new home which then inspires others to do the same, and others created for specific regions and weather conditions to begin today in different parts of the country, but lowe's faces an uphill battle here because home depot outperformed lowe's in almost every quarter of the last four years. we'll see if this campaign does the job and helps them compete this time around. dagen: and two more years on the 48 number chevrolet driven by jimmy johnson. good looking car and the driver wins. connell: maybe after the show what i think about nascar and the advertising involved -- >> thanks, doug. connell: very good, diane. oh,