and this summer, the periodical cicadas are returning.. 9-year-old lucas phillips wasn't even born the last time these cicadas invaded simpson, illinois. but he's been waiting. >> better not let him fly. >> reporter: a boy with a fascination for bugs. >> oh, he's really orange. >> reporter: how did you get into liking bupgs? >> i thought it was cool. we've gotten sparks. that spark turned in a fire. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: lucas came to simpson to learn about bugs from john coolly. an entomologist studying the sound these cicadas have waited 13 years to hear. the mating call. >> there's the other species. what's the difference? >> they've got black. >> the black versus the orange. >> reporter: aren't you a lucky guy? >> found all three of these. >> if we just find the fourth species you'll have all of them right in your hand. >> let's look around for that other species. >> reporter: what is it about a cicada that you just like so much? >> well, they come out every 13 years. so i've been waiting for that. here's a big one. i get a surpri

you don't have to get the cicadas there. i think there's nothing worse.a locust. >> i wonder whether it's the chocolate they dipped them in that had the customers salivating rather than the actual bugs themselves. >> i don't know why but i guess they put them to good use. >>> that's about it for this edition of "world business today." i'm nina dos santos in london. see you again in another few hour's time for our later edition of this show. in the meantime, "world one" is next.

so -- no pun intended nchtsds you're not biting into a whole is a kade georg cicada.d match didn't was a nut. >> they actually -- >> a nut? >> yeah. a nut, right? so they actually made this batch of ice cream of iscicadas. >> you wonder if it's sitting next to a pick her of a cicada. people realize they're eating the bidi eyes and -- >> it's in the ice cream, but alison, i have to tell you, so that the health department, they said, don't do that again. don't make another batch of this special cicada ice cream. we don't have to deal with that. we've been spared. >> okay. yes. i'll stay with the chocolate in my ice cream. >> the chocolate mack daadamian nuts, real nuts. >>> vote by texting one for tanks. restricted in misrata. rebel forces using captured weapons from pro-gadhafi forces. nato won't allow them to use the tanks. text 2 for from secret service to senate candidate. a man who once worked as an agent protecting the has now started his own campaign. next 3 for driving in the fast lane pap woman set to inherit millions risks her life now as a professional drag r

they have been told to stop cicada ice cream flavor.the shop said that the first batch of the cold treat was sold out within hours. that's just plain nasty. >>> here's your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow will start off at 12,070. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei nchd 6 points. in hong kong the hang second dropped 2.07. >>> worries about the struggling economy dragged the blue chips into the red yesterday. after fed chairman ben bernanke blamed high gas prices for what he called frustratingly slow pace. bernanke offered no new stimulus measures. >>> adding to those woes the labor department reported businesses posted about 100,000 fewer jobs in april than they did in march. >>> after the bell, home builder hovananian reported losses that dragged it lower. race speculation that rival weyerhauer would make a play for hammermill papers. >>> you may want to check your facebook privacy settings. the social site has enabled facial recognition technology. prompts your friends t

and it's in the form of a cicada, i think. and it's japanese.d it dates from probably the middle of the 19th century. and those two holes are the clue as to what it is. it's actually a netsuke. it's worn at the waistband like that. i think it's a very unusual and rare object. i think you wouldn't have much trouble getting around £1,000 for it. good heavens. - bit of a shock? - good heavens. well, it is a big shock. good. - thank you. - i'll look at it with different eyes. well done.

no thanks. >> no thank you. >>> this may not be quite as exciting at cicada ice cream but it's still we are talking about the economy this morning. ben bernanke says the sluggish growth is temporary. for a lot of folks they might choose a different word especially when you look at the number of jobs that are actually available this december. so now we are looking at the auto industry some wondering if the auto industry could help bail out the u.s. economy. alan mulally talking to rebecca jarvis talking about his company's ambitious plans for growth in the next few years and how that could affect jobs. >> also arizona wildfire news. we'll have the latest on that situation. and as you can see in our series, the arab summer, we are going to look at egypt this morning. four months since the upheaval since president mubarak stepped down. upcoming presidential elections on the clear. what does it mean for the country and america's stake in egypt? we'll take a look and a controversial story about fish. turns out the fish you buy may not be what you think it is. >> hm. [ laughter ] >> defini

it's made with bugs called sick dahs -- cicadas. the girl ground them up, sweetened them up. it was a big hit. the health department was not happy about it. the health department said to none using those cicadas in her ice cream. >> a little creepy. yeah. i wouldn't be interested in trying that. >>> let's check in with sal castanedo. sal, would you be tempted? >> no, i don't think so. there's plenty of stuff to eat in the world beside that. let's take a look at the commute now on the bridges. traffic is light at the bay bridge and on the richmond bridge, it's a little bit busy getting to it but it's okay on the span. golden gate bridge traffic is looking good in both directions. we have an update on that situation on 280 coming up in just a few. let's go to steve. >>> a lot of low clouds. there are some breaks. some of the -- some some of the fog is starting to burn off. if you enjoyed yesterday, it will be similar to today. temperatures 60s and 70s. the fog forming into this pattern is really one to take note of. for those of you suffering from allergies, the grass continues

we have dragonflies, emperor scorpion, partially frost bitten cicadas. >> what's that here?'s ice cream. you can't have any of that. >> what are we going to have. >> balt. >> b is for bee larva. >> high in omega fatty acids like fish. it becomes perfectly clear this is good food. >> are you going to eat that? what? without even asking. >> i'm not worried about the counter. >> there you go. you're going to like it. it's like a mushroomy bacon. >> you're right. >> there we go. i'm telling you, this is going to be one of the tastiest things you've had. bug appetite. >> i was going to make fried green bug worms. then crickets, dry roast and make into a pesto. >> i'm going with crickets. >> smell pretty good, like toasted almonds. a little basil and, of course, plenty of olive oil. there you go. >> that's plenty. >> cricket pesto. insects contrary to popular believe are the company's most ecologically sustainable form of animal protein. >> boy, marla, i can't believe how much kick them they have after you roast and grind them. >> very clever. >> you don't think about daniella. >>