he's appearing in the contemporary musical dear evian hanson, july 10 t-august 23rd t- august 23rd -- july 10th july 10th-august 23rd. >> i am here to announce my bid for presidency. >> i don't think there's more room in the pennsylvania it's 16 next week. >> amazing. exactly. >> amazing that you were here. i know people who are cbs fans, recognize you, because you are one-half of a soap super couple, jack snyder and morrow west played carly on "as the world turns." >> it's been five years since the show went off the air. it went by quick. she's on general hospital now, which is nice. it's been a great chance to get back into theater. unfortunately, the 9:00 to 5:00 job, with the weekends off is over. but you know, it's been an interesting chance to see my kids in a new light. yeah, it's been fun. >> you have a 9:00 to 5:00 job but you were always doing something on the stage even during that. >> i was. >> and now you're apart of this. what's that about? >> you know, it's a faith-based plot. and it's about this kid, evian hanson, who has social anxiety and finds himself in a moral- gr

an outbreak of evian lou has devastated the egg industry causing shortages around the country. the u.s. department of agriculture cut the forecast 4% from last month estimate. producers and restaurants, it is a delicate position to be in. one silicon valley company making a based substitute. the business has been not tear -- has been on a tear since the shortage. the ceo and alan bjerga joining us from washington. how serious is this? getting to be a pretty big deal across the country. the usda reduce the forecast for egg production last month to the lowest since 2000 eight. this month and even bigger cut. they also said the shortages could last until 2016. it will take a while for the affected farms that have had 47 million birds annihilated to recover and get back to regular production levels you would like to see. this is not a problem going away in the next few months. mark: i guess in a sad irony, does this mean good business for you? >> it definitely needs a good business for us. this is a food system that is a little bit of you. drought can be representative of another.

perrier, evian, to a $20 bottle of imported glacier water. >> $20 is the most expensive bottle we havee at patina. this is a 15,000-year-old glacier water from canada. they didn't produce so many bottles. you're getting something very very unique. >> sure it's unique. but is it relevantally wordth spending that much money on water? >> it's a matter of taste. >> what do you reach for? >> fiji. >> never tap water? >> no my parrot doesn't drink it therefore i don't like it. >> reporter: a $19 billion industry in the u.s. and growing. just this week news of a voluntary recall. h2o bottled by niagara water, 14 brands being pulled from shelves after a positive indication of e. coli. there have been no reports of illness linked to the water. but negative reports aren't slowing down this industry. >> next one, beverly hills 90h20. >> reporter: reese himself crafting what he calls the champagne of water. >> this water comes from the northern part of california. >> reporter: beverly hills 90h20. >> there's a different texture. i would use the word crisp as it goes down it feels good. >> i found

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