we supplement with this formula and lori ann says, i have a boy that has survived solely on peed pedia-sureelp these kids. what do you say on that base he? >> we do have to use specialized formulas and even tube needings for those children. but children who can eat by mouth and who are up and running about, research has shown that if you provide them with a healthy variety of foods, if you eat family meals with them and encourage them to eat the same foods that you're eating as adults at the table, that they will, indeed, choose a variety of foods that meet all their nutritional needs over a week or a month time. one day it may seem like they are only eating chicken fingers but if you continue to offer them the variety they will pick and choose and learn to accept new foods. when you fall back on these formulas even if they are medically necessary, we usually do see children begin oselect away from certain foods or have trouble developing eating habits and they also develop food aversions as well. it's a balance between encouraging them to develop healthy eating habits and maintaining the n

. >> an hour and 20 minutes later, five and a half miles away, lori ann lewis at rivera has stopped at a self-service vacuum stand to clean out her minivan. >> everyday people doing everyday things usually are not the victims. >> rivera, mother of a young daughter, is just 25 years old. >> just the enormity of this huge sense of waste. this child lost her mother. >> another murder. again, a single shot, two people in a box type truck with a damaged tailgate. >> so far, they haven't found anybody and that's the situation as we know it right now out here. >> it's quiet for the next 12 hours. then, just a few blocks from the montgomery county line, one more shot shatters the night. 72-year-old pasqual charlotte, a retired carpenter, dies at the scene. >> in montgomery county, we average 20 homicides in a year and we've had five of them in the space of a 16-hour period. >> if you look at the victims from the first day, they're from all different aspects, male, female, indian, white, hispanic, black. so basically that's telling me they're looking at random targets. they're not predetermined

thanks for help lori ann with her book. of political pressure to help you out when it comes to natural gas. is it finally going to work, do you think? >> well, yes, it should. absolutely. you know, we have had a great thing going on with this american energy conference going on today. and i say american because it only happened here in america. so it gave us a huge supply of natural gas and certainly we ought to be aggressively exporting that to our european allies. right now, they're booel being held hostage and we could help them out a great deal. >> so some extent, they're their own worst enemies, right? they're not doing a lot of this activity due to regulatory issues, not my backyard, et sell ra, etcetera, right? >> that's right. we have a great opportunity here to do that and they have several gas, as well, but we have a great opportunity to export natural gas and we ought to be doing that. >> there is a report out that noted that in terms of shale drilling these days, independent producers are spending about $1.50 in

jeff, our stage manager, and lori ann, we all went. and it was off the charts.er voice, it's like an out-of-this-world, out-of-body experience. we should say an artist, she probably wouldn't like me saying, an artist as she is an entrepreneur because she has perfume lines and restaurants and books and everything that she does. when we're talking about real estate, she's in the process of selling a $72 million property in florida. and then i should tell you about her $2 million humidifier. so all of the rooms that she's in backstage and then on stage, she has this very special humidifying system. and you can actually feel it in the air. sort of a remarkable thing. >> is that for her voice? >> it's for the voice. >> because she's performing every night? >> your skin. >> go ahead. >> your skin looked really moist and supple in the interview from the humidifier. >> yeah. it's because of the humidifier. >> well, you're out in the desert. >> it's an amazing thing. so she does. but by the way, this is an amazing business. she does 70 nights a year at caesar's. then sha

written by our own "squawk box" senior talent producer lori ann larocco.hanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> is it one site or is it a network of sites? >> we're a network of 3,000 blogs in over 12,000 social profiles across twitter, pintrest, this is all advertis driven? >> it's advertising. it's content. it's promotion. it's a variety of ways that we help people pay for works. >> right. >> so when you involve pinterest, for example, how does that work? >> well, you know, with each tool, they have their own terms of service and some of these folks are changing their terms of service pretty frequently. for pinterest, for example, we can have influencers who can have a tremendous following on pinterest create boards around a brand, for the brand. they can write about the various things they're finding on pinterest and link to them. we're not paying them to pin, because that would violate the terms of service. >> there is a controversy about editorial content and advertising, and how it's disclosed about what's really going on. beca

lori rossman from fox business network joins us now with what you need to know. >> hi patti ann.iacom demanding fee increases from cable operators. the cable industry is calling it outrageous. the chief executive richard fickle says for some customers stheld end up with a fee increase in your bills. they aren't justified given the readings of some of viacom's channels. they would avoid a service disruption which would happen at the end of the month and effect 5 million dust mers. the cooperative which has 800 cable systems is lining up alternative programming if the deal is reached. the disputes are not uncommon lately. last summertime warner lost more than 300,000 customers after a month long blackout of cbs. >>> we are seeing quite a few of these. lori ross man fox business. >>> can you not stop yourself from checking your cell phone every time you get a call or text or e-mail. there's a good reason. the science behind your cell addiction. >> and hundreds of people packing into a macy's department store during their lunch break. it has nothing to do with a big sale. first let's