florida's orange juice industry has seen some good weather, but a citrus disease threatens to take juice prices higher. >> susie: that and more tonight on "n.b.r." >> tom: steady as she goes, that's the latest word on the s companies kept up a consistent pace of hiring last month. employers added 155,000 new jobs to their payrolls in december. that was slightly less than expected, but close to the amount added in november. the nation's unemployment rate also held sady at 7.8% and the job gains last month were spread throughout the economy. still, there is little optimism hiring will gain much momentum this year. suzanne pratt has the story. >> reporter: 153,000-- that's the average number of jobs the economy created every month of last year. while it's not an awful, it's not impressive, either. and, for the millions of americans still out of work, the job market remains downright depressing. >> 150,000, it's moderate, it's not strong enough given the size of the hole that we're digging out of with respect to unemployment. >> reporter: the worry now is what wrangling in washington over sp

florida's orange juice industry has seen some good weather, but a citrus disease threatens to take juice prices higher. >> susie: that and more tonight on "n.b.r." >> tom: steady as she goes, that's the latest word on the u.s. job mark$lk s companies kept up a consistent pace of hiring last month. employers added 155,000 new jobs to their payrolls in december. that was slightly less than expected, but close to the amount added in november. the nation's unemployment rate also held steady at 7.8% and the job gains last month were spread throughout the economy. still, there is little optimism hiring will gain much momentum this year. suzanne pratt has the story. >> reporter: 153,000-- that's the average number of jobs the economy created every month of last year. while it's not an awful, it's not impressive, either. and, for the millions of americans still out of work, the job market remains downright depressing. >> 150,000, it's moderate, it's not strong enough given the size of the hole that we're digging out of with respect to unemployment. >> reporter: the worry now is what wrangling in

what will jamba juice look like three years from now? >> we'll be global in terms of size and scale. you'll find more better-for-you options for the whole family. you'll see us available in schools so young people have healthier options that they'll actually consume. >> reporter: james white, thank you so much. >> thank you very much erica for having me. >> here on wall street, tom, it's been a really strong week. i mean, everybody is using specialulativees, very upbeat, positive energy. the markets are hitting new highs in a long time, dow, s & p, nasdaq, as we're reporting up 4%, 5%. so it's a nice start but we have to see what's going to happen the next couple of weeks with earnings coming out, but so far, so good for 2013. >> tom: absolutely, very early on the january barometer looks to be very poozative for folks. how goes january gets the rest of the year is how the barometer holds. stocks failed to get much of a push from the jobs report but prices continued trending higher. the s&p 500 stumbled right out of the gate today but fou

and the last one had 35% lemon juice and they were all labeled 100% lemon juice. >> reporter: they can. >> if you think about it, 20 lemons costs a lot of money. five lemons costs a lot less. >> reporter: we went shopping with consumer advocate sally greenberg, who showed us there is really very little for consumers to go on when looking on the shelves for fake food. here's extra virgin olive oil. we're not going to show the brand. but this extra virgin olive oil is $5.50. that's pretty cheap for extra virgin olive oil. >> and something that should raise some eyebrows for consumers. >> reporter: greenberg says consumers need a cop on the beat, and since the fda can't test everything, they should be looking at the usp data base and targeting the foods most often faked. both the fda and grocery manufacturers association tell abc news they take the new findings seriously and monitor grocery aisles for food fraud. it shouldn't be hard to find, high school students supervised by new york's rockefeller university found alarming results in testing done over the last three years. 16% of the gr

pure lemon juice reduced by sugar and water. >> one had 10% lemon juice. another had 15%. another had 25% and the last one had 35% lemon juice. >> reporter: so, what can a consumer do? first, if you can, buy whole products. tea leaves, coffee beans, whole pepper and grind them yourself. and be careful of super price cuts. that's pretty cheap for extra virgin olive oil. >> and something that should raise some eyebrows for consumers. >> reporter: both the fda and grocery manufacturers association tell abc news they take the new findings seriously, and monitor grocery aisles for food fraud. now both have new ammunition to fight it. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and still ahead on "world news," everyone is talking. was beyonce singing? ♪ the bombs bursting in air >> or did she have help from a tape? we look into the inauguration mystery tonight. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ app

gin and juice in your day. >> bob: taken by injection but it was juice. >> andrea: don't you hope lancehoping for people to say things he did do good? this is the masterful plan. he is doing this coto compete in triathlon's, the next goal. minimize lawsuits which i don't think will work. he is total psycho. he talks about i was a bully that i tried to control the narrative. he is still trying to control the narrative. a control freak. then he says i'm flawed, deeply flawed. but don't we all have our own flaws? no, lance, we're not like you. we are not all like you. >> eric: why are we talking about that? not talking about it because we care or give a rat's ass about cycling. but here is an iconic american figure he held up in esteem and it turns out that he cheated -- >> greg: i never held him up in esteem. >> dana: a multimillionaire based on lies, bullying and trying to make other people's lives hell on earth while here. one thing he said last night was the woman that was wife of his teammate, okay, yes, i did call her dumb. i did call her crazy. i did call her the "b" word. but i did

juices go everywhere. another key thing is look for the grains. the grains of the chicken? you can see right here they're all going one way. yeah. you want to cut across the grain and look how gorgeous and how delicious. it looks amazing. this chicken breast looks...i'm going to put it on top of the lettuce greens we have here. okay and the finishing little touch is grilled lemon juice right over the top. you want something light, something fresh, something delicious. i need you to take a bite. i'm like where's my fork? no don't use a fork. use your fingers. here this is what chefs do, okay and i hope you guys don't mind i'm going to feed ali. oh. is that not killer and simple and delicious? it's like dancing in your mouth right? this is so good. i know, and simple. is that this? that's the grilled lemon juice right over the top. watch try this piece. this is so good. up next, when cooking quinoa a lot of people boil it. they always ask me i say just cook it like you cook rice; 2 to 1. say just cook it like [ [ male announcer ]1. many new year's r

in the evaluation there is a starbucks coffee and jumba juice, who serve similar types of drinks it's relates to tai chi or chai coffee in this case. we denied it and we believe in the evaluation what was appropriate based upon the guidelines. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment? i'm going to give you two. i'm barry hearing it right now. >> eke. i also have 102-degree fever. i would like my three minutes. thank you. >> i have to give you two. >> you can have three. let's not fight about this. go ahead and take your three. >> i wasn't notified about the chai cart at the new montgomery. >> state your name record. >> my name is allison rowe. they are within the 300' radius and only tonight is the first time i heard of it. referring to the overhead projector we have chai latte on our morning beverage menu. i find it odd that the chai cart was rejected because jamba juice with cold drinks had chai on their menu and therefore it would be a competing product. what we just heard on 2nd street, [ inaudible ]. so if a juice store has chai and is too much, why is a coffee street

i have some juice. - i'm very happy for you. - no, no, no, no. i'm offering you some juice.n't know your name. - monk. adrian. - adrian. what does it mean? - it means nobody picks you for their softball team in seventh grade. - i am samuel waingaya. - tell me about her. here, sit down. - her name was ansara. it means sunflower. that is what she was. she was a school teacher. this is why she was here-- a teaching conference, two weeks in san francisco. she was so excited. - what happened? - i don't know exactly, but she was at the grocery store down the street buying food, and a vehicle, i think a van, drove through a red light. it kept going. - ah, a hit-and-run. i remember reading about that. i was out of town when it happened. but it was in all the newspapers when i got back. how do they know it was a van? - they don't, but i do. i saw the tire tracks on the street. they were still there when i got here. i know something about cars. i'm a mechanic back home. they were in the road. they are from a headlamp. - have you been to the police? - yes. they are doing all they can.

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of smoothie and juice chain jamba juice. and our friday "market monitor," kate warne of edward jones expects solid corporate earnings this year. we will hear how that plays into her investment strategy. finally doctor mcdreamey, is going toe to toe with starbucks. "grey's anatomy" star patrick dempsey in seattle today leading a group of investors trying to buy tully's, a bankrupt, seattle coffee chain. the actor has spent several year's filming in seattle, and he has some big competition, starbucks is also bidding for some of tully's assets. dempsey says buying the coffee chain is all about saving jobs. a judge will decide who get's tully's next friday. >> how much you wajted to bet if they get it will you see a lot of product placement on that abc show. >> tom: more than a cup of coffee is what it will be worth. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, january 3. have a great evening everyone, and you too susie. >> susie: goodnight tom. thanks for watching everyone. we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here t

it is a little bitter. >> you can have the juice 8 ounces or you can find the juice in a concentrate.is an hour before bed. 8 ounces for the juice 1 ounce if you are getting the concentrate. what is amazing about this heather is one found that it significantly improved insome knee autopsy and helped people stay asleep longer. >> it has melatonin in it as well. >> tell us about this? >> this is a fantastic supplement because it is the active ingredient in green and black tea that promotes a sense of calm focus. if you drink it in green or black tea you are getting a lot of caffeine. if you want to take this as a supplement you are going to get that calming energy. >> is this hippie stuff or does it really work? >> these things are actually studied and have a profound effect on improving sleep. >> i am going to blind your eyes with this. see how bright that is. >> the mood light is a wave length that shuts down melatonin production. you want to use the blue light the brain will shut down the melatonin and 15 hours later it will up the production again. >> you can put that on your desk.

among the most-popular target is pomegranate juice, which is often diluted with grape, or pear juice. >> pomegranate juice is a high value ingredient. and it appears to be wide spread. >> liquides and ground foods are the easiest to tamper with from olive oil, which is often diluted and lemon juice. often cheapened with water and sugar, to tea diluted with lawn grass and spices like paprika with dangerous food colorings. >> there are dyes available that mimic the color very nicely. >> also, high on the list, seafood. the number one fake white tuna frequently found on sushi menus when it's an oily fish that can cause stomach problem autos there is a public health risk and key is that people that are unauthorized to handle this product are probably not following good practices. >> both tell abc news they take this seriously and are monitoring fake foods. what can you do? the experts say buy whole food, rather than ground up teas and coffee z buy food from brands with an interest in repeat customers, companies you trust. abc news, washington. >> president obama began the first full workd

is he the juice? yea, the juice. i'll give you his name and address, you better call on him right away. if he's not at home wait for him. judge, a judge huh? freddy parker. you better be gettin on over there. is he the juice? running for governor too. [whistling] surprised. yea. i thought you would be. is he tough? you tell us we'll be waiting to hear how you come out bye smiley. so long. [music] my children my children you'd be lost without me. [music] the governor's mansion's alright, but this is where we really live. shall we go in? in where? in our house silly. oh sure. can't you just see it shining and beautiful remember darling all the fun we had planning all this. location and the rooms and the garden. come on let's go up these three little steps. careful now, now we're on our porch. oh darling we'll spend a lot of time out here. after dinner in the evenings when it's quite and peaceful. [music] let's go inside... hey wait. what's the matter? we have to open the door. oh come in dear... now then. hey you forgo

if you look at pomegranate juice, for example, it could be mixed with grape juice or pear juice. olive oil, but it could be diluted with cheaper oils. a lot of people like to add various spikes. paprika and safron and also this, you remember this nice pictures of tuna. tuna sushi might not always be the only thing you're eating, an oily fish that could, in fact, cause stomach problems. a lot of people ask, what can you do? i have a couple pieces of advice over here. buy whole foods whenever you can. you can squeeze, brine and grate them yourself. as our friends at cnn like to say, know the who, the when and the where of the products. don't always just simply buy into the latest health trends. food fraud occurs more common in high-value ingredients which consumers will pay a premium for. you know the old adage applies here. if that price seems too good to be true, it probably is. >>> all right, this is pretty exciting stuff. every year people just like you submit ireports part of the triathlon challenge. right now we're ready to announce our 2013 six-pack. right alongside me in se

is he the juice? yea, the juice. i'll give you his name and address, you better call on him right away. if he's not at home wait for him. judge, a judge huh? freddy parker. you better be gettin on over there. is he the juice? running for governor too. [whistling] surprised. yea. i thought you would be. is he tough? you tell us we'll be waiting to hear how you come out bye smiley. so long. [music] my children my children you'd be lost without me. [music] the governor's mansion's alright, but this is where we really live. shall we go in? in where? in our house silly. oh sure. can't you just see it shining and beautiful remember darling all the fun we had planning all this. location and the rooms and the garden. come on let's go up these three little steps. careful now, now we're on our porch. oh darling we'll spend a lot of time out here. after dinner in the evenings when it's quite and peaceful. [music] let's go inside... hey wait. what's the matter? we have to open the door. oh come in dear... now then. hey you forgo

when you juice it, it's all going to you and your liver gets overwhelmed and you get sick. >> so whato you do? >> well, i think the government has to get involved. the problem is, government doesn't want to get involved. because there's money involved. >> right now, what do you do? how do you eat? >> very simple. i tell my kids that if they see something advertised on tv, that means they're not to eat it. because that's -- advertising is for something you don't want and don't need. because if you wanted it or needed it, they wouldn't have to advertise it. >> you've told me before, eat real food. >> eat real food, exactly. my kids know, if there is something sweet, it's a piece of fruit, they can have a treat once a week on a weekend, that's just fine. okay. but we plan for it. we make it special. and, of course, no soda or juice. >> just really quickly, there's obviously a lot of books out there about nutrition, about diet. you've read them, you know these authors. how is your book different? >> what i try to do is i try to make peace. every diet book espouses a diet. i don't. because

juice there.d i have some diced up mangos. this is definitely an adult interpretation of the hamburger. there you go. little bit of mango. push it into our avocado. on top of that goes our burgers. oh this looks so good but that on top and then we're going to put one slice. let's get a perfect slice. maybe even two slices what the heck of tomato. that's our burger. how do you serve this? well i'm going to put it back on that plate and we're going to serve it along with a little bit of salsa and a lime wedge and keep squirting this on there because that makes it taste really great. again lots of flavor into that green hamburger. what an adult burger and yum. really good. try making this yourself. log onto livewellnetwork.com and search green burger, for the recipe. stick around because next chef from noodle and company is giving mac and cheese welcome back to let's dish. and welcome back to our kids party for adult. and we're going to make a really great dish. we brought in tessa stamper. you are t

if you look at palm grandt juice, it could be mixed with grape juice or pear juice.ple like to add spices to their foods. paprika and saffron could have dangerous food colors added to them. and also this, remember the nice pictures of tuna. tuna sushi, it may not always be the only thing you're eating. it also could be an oily fish that can in fact cause stomach problems. a lot of people ask, what can you do sdm i have a couple pieces of advice. buy whole foods whenever you can. you can squeeze, grind, and grate them yourself. one way to be safe. also, buy granbrands you trust. as our friends here like to say, know the who, the when, and the where of the products. and don't always simply by into the latest health trends. food fraud tends to occur more frequently in high profile ingredients. if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. >> this is pretty exciting stuff. every year, people just like you submit i reports in their quest to become part of cnn's fit nation triathlon challenge. right now, we're ready to announce our 2016 six pack who are going to

we love a juice bar. you want to have felt the juice bar year.ually, is such that it is not overpriced at that price. it is actually a fair price at that price. adam: am afraid you might have not learned one of the big lessons. socialism is only good until you run of other people's money. at your current pricing and double your making a profit on your drinks. i think you're going to run out of other people's money canadian and i even had a grand opening yet. >> that's right. we are just running a wellness week. everyone that comes in gets one per customer. if they write down a wellness goal, we give them a free one right now all along. the grand opening is in may. but, you know, we will do okay. we are not going to make a lot of money. that is why juice bars arr not prevalent. the cost of real juice and smoothies is quite high. adam: you have tapped into of the real current, the director in hollywood he says you have to be environmental, spend money on the environment and then he owns three different homes of huge size. his carbon footprint is bi

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costly pomegranate juice adulteration, widespread. some diminished by grape or pear juice.re lemon juice reduced by sugar and water. >> one had 10% lemon juice, one had 15%, another 25% and the last one had 35%. >> reporter: what can a consumer do? first, if you can, buy whole products. tea leaves, coffee beans, and pepper. grind them yourself. and be careful of super price cut. that's pretty cheap for extra virgin olive oil. >> and something that should raise eyebrows for a consumer. >> reporter: the fda and grocery manufacture's association tell abc news they take the new findings seriously and monitor grocery aisles for food fraud. now, both have new ammunition to fight it. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> i don't like that. >> i've got to look for lawn grass in my tea bag. how sad is that? >> i'm a tea drinker too. i thought my tea smelled a little funny. >> that straight up smells like motor oil. no, you can't trust anything these days. they said the amount of food fraud they found is up 60% this year. so this is not an uncommon thing. >> i cannot believe that. the

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but let's look at another factor if we want to talk about the government juicing numbers to make the administration look better as anybody looked at the curve unoiled gasoline prices did anyone notice that beginning at april gasoline prices started to dog back in december they started to shoot back up again to me it's that kind of manipulation that is obvious that's interesting and we know that people certainly care a lot about gas prices we know that don't you think like let's let's say that there was some kind of a strategy here don't you think that they it wasn't a very subtle strategy that was the case because you know you see a spike and then a death don't you think that there would be a little bit more you know nuance or try to do it in a land that's a little bit less of a stark contrast well again you know when you when you look at the consumer you know gasoline prices mean a lot you know that's a really hits the big screen t.v. the things that count g.d.p. rolls off the mind of most people they don't know what that even is even though it could have read press just before the

. >> i want your juice, sugar. you gonna take this cake for a juice?'s...her juice. >> it's right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. >> they're sitting overtop of me, eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. >> [ laughs ] >> well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back here. somebody didn't flush the toilet, and that's gross. [ toilet flushes ] all right, toilet. this is the shower area, which someone has been in here. and you see this is just where people don't have home training. they just open stuff and just throw it all over the floor like they have maids. the women -- you just wouldn't believe how silly it is. [ indistinct shouting ] you hear that [bleep] >> yes, you did! >> no, i didn't! >> so here we go. >> people be coming up, telling us bull[bleep] about y'all! >> how old are you, though? >> how old are you? >> 28! >> i'm 27, i'm 27! ain't nobody going back [bleep] ain't nobody tell j.p. that y'all was talking about her! so what the [bleep] wrong wi

the clam juice will be a little too strong and overtake it. >> exactly. we'll get down into the sauce going back for 45 minutes to an hour the crab remember just partially cooked we are going to let it go for 10 minutes and add the, you know, a few clams in there. >> clams as mussels. love them. >> calamari here. and then a few pieces of fish with salt. you want to add just the seasoning. >> you use the crab guts. >> that's where the flavor comes in. >> now i finally get to dive into the chepino. >> it's incredible. >> i'm hungry. what about you? >>> i'm there. >>> you can find today's recipe and others on our website just go to cbssf.com. >> and when we come back, how hackers are using your computer to trick you into given up your personal information and your money, too. that's the word from the sonoma >>> this just in. a man found dead in a car up in sonoma county was murdered. that's the word from the sheriff's office. man's body was found in the trunk of a car in a no parking zone on petaluma hill road. that's near sonoma state university. last night

. >> mango juice an pineapple juice. use more manage goal.as froth and we will shake it up. >> pineapple here. >> little pineapple and a lot of mango. >> i will take it. little for foam. >> so straight up mango you fine in the grocery store. >> not a ton of booze so i am a little sad. >> two ounces. >> ok. [laughter] >> not a tonne. welcome add more. >> a lot of juice. >> that's a lot of juice. >> we could have seconds on the drinks. >> these guys you have to watch the tops because top here because that will come off. mine doesn't. give it really -- really frothy. >> froth. who has biggest froth? [laughter] >> pop that up. you can see -- pour if the glass. i will strain it because i need my trainer here. >> this is strainer as well or -- >> that is a strainer. you do not need one because on the top here. [laughter] >> it is ok though. you can see -- whoo! >> that level of foam there. >> i got a small froth. oh, no! you. >> want -- you can add ice. >> trying to save this segment knots safable. steven. >> cayenne pepper an curry but it looks pr

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