coming up after the break, rita, i like orange juice. are they in trouble. >> you are not alone. ey might be. i looked at a skis that has decimated oranges in florida, and maybe in california. iranians iranians - - available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> al jazeera america presents >> i'm pretty burnt out, if i said that i'm perfectly fine, i would be lying. >> 15 stories one incredible journey edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america [ ♪ music ] >>> welcome to "techknow", rita, are the oranges and the limes and grape fruits that i love in trouble. >> one of the places where we make a lot of orange juice, there's a disease called citrus greening spread by a bug. it's devastating orange groves throughout the state. the jury is out in california. the bugs are making the way over here. biologists are trying to control the disease with another bug, a parasite that eats the bug that spreads the disease from the inside out. let's have a look at it. . >> reporter: you wouldn't know it at first clarnings but an en -- glance, but an epic b

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coming up after the break, rita, i like orange juice. are they in trouble. >> you are not alone. ey might be. i looked at a skis that has decimated oranges in florida, and maybe in california. iranians iranians >> al jazeera america presents >> i'm not a genius, but... i feel like that kid that doesn't need to go to practice. >> 15 stories one incredible journey edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for suvivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now [ ♪ music ] >>> welcome to "techknow", rita, are the oranges and the limes trouble. >> one of the places where we make a lot of orange juice, there's a disease called citrus greening

i put it back in to remind you that we're out of orange juice. i'll get orange juice.no, that's okay, robert. no, no, that's okay. it's not a problem. mom is fully stocked. can i go with you? i'll be back in a second, sweetie. now eat your breakfast, okay? he's great, isn't he? yeah, yeah, he's gre. he's my hero. all right, i'll see you later. you won't see the kids later. no? you found a buyer? robert is taking them to the zoo. oh, yeah? oh, well, that's great. he's great. yeah. that's great. okay, i'll see you guys later.

orange juice sales breakfast staple on the rope. up next. orange juice sales are in free fall. why >> unexpected sign tonight of changing times. it's about an iconic part of the american breakfast. now on the ropes. i'm talking about orange juice. sales are in 43 fall now at record low. abc news reporter matt explains what is happening to an american classic. for generations staple of breakfast but orange juice near the cereal and toast and last month they bought less orange juice than ever since they started keeping track. over the past decade sales down 38 percent. blame largely on devastating bacteria killing florida citrus crop. recent study show it's rich in calorie and sugar. then the competition i'll and i'll of it fruit juice vitamin water mineral water coconut water it's almost overwhelming. florida department of citrus is trying win back sour consumer with this. >> captain citrus. >>reporter: and tapping multiple to captain citrus favoring someone more buff. what the industry need right now is a super hero. matt, abc news miami. >> well ever need cake in a hurry? mayb

like orange juice.c breakfast staple are plummeting and abc's matt gutman tells us why. >> reporter: for generations, it's been the staple of -- >> delicious part of this nutritious breakfast. >> reporter: but that orange juice, posted near the cereal and toast, has a problem. last month americans bought less orange juice than they ever have since they started to keep track. over the past decade sales down 38%, blamed largely on a devastating bacteria killing florida citrus crops. recent studies showing it's also rich in calories and sugar. and then there's the competition, aisles and aisles of it. fruit juices, vitamin waters, mineral waters, coconut waters. it's almost overwhelming. the florida department of citrus is trying to win back soured consumers with new ads. >> this is captain citrus! >> captain citrus! >> reporter: and tapping to tap the captain citrus, someone more buff, because what the industry needs now is a super hero. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> sure, a rapping orange. >> a rappin

we're talking about orange juice. sales are in a freefall, now at a record low. abc's matt gutman tells us what is happening to an american classic. >> reporter: for generations it's been the staple of -- >> delicious part of this nutrition breakfast. >> reporter: but orange juice. that sentinel posted near the cereal and toast, has a problem. last month, americans bought less orange juice than they ever have since they started keeping track. over the past decade, sales down 38%. blamed largely on a devastating bacteria killing florida citrus crops. recent stud dips showing it is also rich in calories and sugar. and then there's competition, aisles and aisles of exotic ices. the florida department of citrus is trying to win back soured conserum with new ads. >> this is capin citrus. >> rorter: and tapping marvel come micks to bump the rotund s. next here tonight, provements gone wrong. the million dollar mansion that may be the most unsellable house in america? tonight, some mistakes that could make your home tough to sell. >>> and, the baby doctor making every b

coffee and had 650 pound of pancake mix, 25 gallons of syrup and 50 pounds each of coffee and orange juice. >> you come to the fire juice and there's opportunity to see some of the firefighters, see some of the fire equipment and then afterwards get to watch the parade. >> the firefighters say they are proud the entire breakfast was green and generate ed no waste. let's go now to rosemary who is monitoring your 4th of july conditions. >> take a look at this beautiful shot behind me. wow. good-looking day. for most, it feels pretty good out there as well. temperature temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. let's take a look at a few numbers. 65 in oakland. 1 in hayward. to the north bay, 60s, in santa rosa, 73. 69 foster city. 74 menlo park. 72 palo alto and for the inland aria, a little toasty, 83 for san ramon. 86 reported in bren woot. i what the to -- brentwood. i want to to shift to the bay. 55 at half moon bay. i will give you a look at the satellite view. you can pick out the fog for yourself. these low clouds, i expect will remain for most of the day. in fact, i see a fairl early retur

the orange ones are, like, from orange juice. and...that's pretty much it. >> so it took about 300 students. it was october through march, we collected... >> ...the bottle caps for the "starry night" mural. >> and it took one month to make the mural. >> the picture needed about 7,000 bottle caps, so the kids began collecting. >> teachers, students, some people from maria's deli -- a lot of people helped. >> we put a little sign that said, "please help us to collect bottle caps for the 'starry night' mural." >> this is incredible. i never imagined such a tremendous impact. >> it sure was tremendous. with the help of the community, they collected not 7,000 but more than 50,000 caps. >> miss arguello first painted it, and then she screwed in the bottle caps on three large pieces of wood. >> sounds easy, but even with volunteers helping out, it was a lot of work. when the mural was finally finished, it was too big to display in their school. >> well, i wrote an e-mail to the museum and called them, and they called back, and within a

. >> take a look at orange juice futures that continue to slide despite better than expected trader don't think that would help consumers bought 36 million gallons in the four weeks ending july 5th. that's down 8% from a year ago. right now the futures themselves are 3.7%. tyler? >> bertha, thank you very much. >>> new crash test ratings on electric cars, the batteries standing up very well, but would you if you were in one of these vehicles? that's still ahead. >>> and check out ucla's campus. completely flooded. some students having fun, though. a little surfing there, that's nice. that's what friends are for. the full story behind it, next. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. yyyup. with xfinity internet soyour family can use all their devices at once

. >> sales of orange juice are lowest level ever down 38 percent over 10 years. it is blamed because of the bacteria that destroyed the citrus crop in florida and orange juice is high in calories and sugar. most of us cannot stand telemarketers so maybe you would like them to go away. new trips on the most efficient ways to stop the annoying calls. >>> less than a quarter of women have secret spending but that is double for men who hide their shopping from their partners. that is america's money. >> matt, where are you hiding receipts? >> target is making it easy to buy what you see in an ad called "in a nap" and you can automatically add things to your shopping cart part of a new program in ten home decoration magazines with the new image recognition technology. >> giants tried to pull it off in philadelphia with brandon doubling in the 14th run breaking a 5-5 tie. they still need to retire philadelphia so guess who they call up? tim lincecum. he earned it and finished the race 9-6. >> and in houston the astros were ahead with a solo homer in the 12th and housto

bacon, serial, eggs, orange juice, you name it. aluminum foil, have you priced that lately?hings most of us by repeatedly that i personally buy at a warehouse club, but if people want to go to a supermarket they need to get a loyalty card. gerri: let's talk about storebrand versus name brands. some storm for ever not so great, but some are terrific. >> more and more consumers are finding the dirty little secret. not only are a lot of national brand companies manufacturing storebrand, they are selling them at upwards of 25% less than the namebrand depending upon the item. some can be 60%. you are talking about stuff that sold at a drugstore, health and beauty eight, over-the-counter remedies can be 60%, so you are talking big bucks. again, storebrand consumer reports had tested store brands for years and years and we find that the storebrand is almost always at least as good as the national brand. it may not taste the like, but it's a bargain most people love it and stores back it. gerri: you say go big or go home. by the big size you say is that always true? >> absolutely no

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first started softball and how she would always go to my games, and she would always bring me orange juice because i always wanted it. >> the 42-year-old was used as a human shield by three bank robbers that led officers a high-speed chase. it's unclear whose bullet killed her. a third suspect survived. >> i wake up and i am hoping that it's a dream, and that my mom will be there, but she's not. you know, it sucks. >> they did not say if they plan to sue law enforcement for the way they handled the asuit but a family friend says they plan to obtain evidence. >> we look forward to a full and transparent investigation that is informative to the family as well as the citizens of stockton. >> paul, he said she was their rock. >> she was the most caring and loving mother and wife. she would never do for her. it was always for us. >> as hard as the loss has been for the family they wanted to thank the community, and they say all of the love and support has helped them cope. >> incredibly sad. >> a memorial fund has been set up for her family, and you can find out information about it on our webs

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. >>> sales of orange juice at their lowest level ever down 38% over the last ten years. analysts are blaming a bacteria destroying much of florida's citrus crops and recent studies so o.y. is full of calories and sugar. almost as much as sodas. >>> concerns over possible listeria contamination triggered a recall of peach, nectarines and plums shipped mostly to costco and trader joe's. the packing company behind it says it is a precautionary recall and voluntary emphasizing no illnesses have been reported. >>> apple has been granted a new patent for a new smartwatch called itime and will be able to s syny up with computers and tablets and may be able to be used without another device and expected to hit stores in the fall around the time the new iphone is rumored to be available. >>> apple's third quarter earnings have come in in just under $8 billion. the company's biggest gain in two years due to cost cutting along with strong sales for iphones and computers but overall sales growth grew by less than 6%. a bit below expectations. >>> still not bad, huh? >> those cords t

sales of orange juice after their lowest level ever down 38 percent.blame a devastating bacteria. recent studies showing oj is high in calories and sugar. most of us can't stand telemarketers who can't take a hint maybe you would like them to go a way for good. coming up on "good morning america" a new tip on the most efficient ways to stop those annoying calls. surprising survey finds less than a quarter of women admit to secret spending but that percentage was double for men who hide their shopping from their partners and that's america's money. i'm renna ninan. >> i'm not shocked. >>> 5:23. we continue to follow a breaking story. a center city hotel evacuated due to the smell of smoke. a live update is just ahead at 5:30. >> plus we have exclusive video showing police resing a baby from a hot car. police say the boy's mother left him alone while she went shopping. we have a live update ahead at 5:30. >> ♪ i had this chronic, deep ache all over. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic

and would bring me orange juice. >> mia focused on the good times >> i would be on the phone, snap chatting chew ice all the time. >> police say the 42-year-old was used as a human shield by bank robbers. it's unclear whose bullet killed her the shootout left two suspects dead the third suspect, jamie ramos, survived paul singh was

. >>> sales of orange juice are at their lowest level ever, down 38% over the last ten years, and analysts are blaming a devastating bacteria that's destroying much of florida's citrus crops, and recent studies also show that o.j. is full of calories and sugar, almost as much as sodas. >>> concerns over possible listeria contamination has triggered a nationwide fruit recall of some peaches, nectarines and plums. the fruit was shipped from california between june 1st and july 12th mostly to costco and trader joe's. the packing company behind the recall says it is a precautionary recall and voluntary emphasizing no illnesses have been reported. >>> apple has been granted a new patent for a new smartwatch that will likely be called itime. apple says the itime will be able to sync up with computers, tablets and smartphones but may be able to be used without another device and the itime is expected to hit stores in the fall around the time the new iphone is rumored to be available. >>> and apple's third quarter earnings have come in at just under $8 billion, the company's biggest gain in nearly

computers and things because you don't get to have one, so you might have to use the bodily fluids or orange juice or lemon juice, whatever. but these days one of the predominant ways to communicate is through digital, what's called digital steganography and other methods of hidden writing, and it's done electronically. people communicate the same way we always communicate, right? i mean, it might be -- it could be cop spinningous or inconspicuous if you send a letter. i heard jim hawaii carter say he -- jimmy carter saying he just sends letters to people because he doesn't want the nsa reading his stuff. but also the cia used electronic communication during the cold war as well. so they used burst transmissions, for instance, so you could send something to someone, and it transmitted so quickly, it would be hard to intercept. so there are different ways to communicate, not just in writing so you can communicate electronically. but you can also communicate, there was someone else i was talking to in the group who does that kind of thing, encrypting messages. and also think of edward snowden, what

and would bring me orange juice. >> mia focused on the good times >> i would be on the phone, snap chatting. she'd try to get into them. shed always chew ice all the time. >> police say the 42-year-old was used as a human shield by bank robbers. it's unclear whose bullet killed her the shootout left two suspects dead the third suspect, jamie ramos, survived paul singh was her husband >> this is still surreal. she was our rock. she did everything for us. >> they didn't say if they planned to sue law enforcement but a family friend, who is also an attorney says the r.the singh plan to obtain audio recordings and guidelines. >> the manner in which she lost her life is tragic. it raises questions. and the family has asked me to assist them in answers. >> the family says all of the love and support helps them cope. >> a memorial site has within set up for her family. you can find information on our web site there will be a prayer walk tomorrow in stockton. beginning at 2:00. the public is invited >> stockton police looking for a 4th expect. take a look at this car. investigators say the driver o

and would bring me orange juice. >> mia focused on the good times >> i would be on the phone, snap chatting. she'd try to get into them. shed always chew ice all the time. >> police say the 42-year-old was used as a human shield by bank robbers. it's unclear whose bullet killed her the shootout left two suspects dead the third suspect, jamie ramos, survived paul singh was her husband >> this is still surreal. she was our rock. she did everything for us. >> they didn't say if they planned to sue law enforcement but a family friend, who is also an attorney says the r.the singh plan to obtain audio recordings and guidelines. >> the manner in which she lost her life is tragic. it raises questions. and the family has asked me to assist them in answers. >> the family says all of the love and support helps them cope. >> a memorial site has within set up for her family. you can find information on our web site there will be a prayer walk tomorrow in stockton. beginning at 2:00. the public is invited >> stockton police looking for a 4th expect. take a look at this car. investigators say the driver o

. >> reporter: looks like someone spilled orange juice on the camera. what a nice shot we've got the art hughes seem back there and the schuylkill expressway and we have the traffic moving well on the schuylkill expressway. how often does that happen. we've been dealing with the nice, light summertime volume this the last few days, we expect the morning commute to be light. mlk drive heading toward the city looks fine. of course that will be closed this weekend as it is every spring and summertime weekend for recreation activity. kelly drive will be blocked tomorrow from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for the youth regatta. northeast extension they will close saturday night into sunday morning starting at midnight, southbound direction between lansdale and mitt mid county. head to 309 to the fort washington interchange. this morning there's a blockage at solbury bucks county. aqment uetong -- aquetong road is shut down. ben franklin bridge will be closed sunday morning at 6:30 for a charity bike race. >>> one blockage on saturday, 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. hartfor

you know maybe we can wake up and we are having orange juice and let's see what we are having on thete. so far so good for most of these commutes and i am happy with what i see, it is wednesday already and traffic is looking good so far as you drive over to the peninsular, about an 8 minute drive time getting into san francisco and then of course we always have the slow traffic on the pass it has been a thing in the last year and it is horrible and as a matter of fact it is pushed back a little bit into the san jose area. we do have a crash at the corner of santa theresa boulevard and that area is shut down and you may want to use an all out different route, and 85 is not affected by this. let's go to rosemary. >>> you can see it filling into the bay we have the low clouds. even patchy drizzle along the coastline, it could be just a little bit damp and the ridge of high pressure that brought us that monsoonal moisture is now beginning to weaken is shifting just a little bit and that brought on problems but continues through the next several days and we have it inland along the coast

"wall street journal" reports that orange juice sales fell to the lettest level buying over 36 millionth down 8 percent from a year ago. other beverages took market share away can higher prices have discouraged consumers from buying. >> higher prices and at the restaurant it is $4 for a thimble full of orange use. >> we have moisture this morning. but very previous. >> the most rain has been .04" and that was in san francisco but the storms were potent. if you have wet weather or a beautiful sky, send it to us ureport@kgo-tv.com or facebook or twitter@abc7newsbayarea because we would love to see your photos. you can see lightning striking at&t park, the scoreboard and the lights right next to the scoreboard. and north of dillon beach we have showers and the east bay through pleasanton and into the hat of san jose and right around san leandro we are seeing a few light showers and the best radar returns are over the ocean. if you watch these, they are headed for san francisco and the marin county coast. in half an hour another shower could blow through but we did not see much in the way

>> i love the orange juice with a carrot. >> this is probably the healthiest thing i've had in a while. >> you feel better? >> i'm feeling better every hour. >> yeah? >> first hour is killing me. >> but you have a better face. >> i didn't think i was going to make it out of the airport. >> most of the mornings, early in the mornings, 5:00 to 6:00 in the morning, i climb the mountain. >> why? >> fresh air. >> okay. >> you have to come with me. >> hell no! ain't happening. >> you want to taste some arepa? this arepa is made with corn. hola. dos arepas, por favor. it's fantastic. i love it. >> tucked away in a back corner of the fish market is a place that serves breakfast to the market's workers and shoppers. we're talking beef short ribs simmered in an oily broth with potatoes, salt and scallions. tomas swears by this stuff, a traditional breakfast soup from the andean region. >> okay. gracias. >> would you like chile? >> i do. >> gracias. >> now we're talking. >> this is perfect. when you have a good party last night -- >> i was just going to say, this is hangover food. >> perfect. >>

. >> always go to my game she would always bring me orange juice. >> she didn't rae count the horrific day when she saw her mom taken away by bank robbers. 12-year-old focus on the good times. >> i always be on my phone snap chatting and always try and get in them and she would also chew ice. all the time. >> stockton police say from-year-old zing was used as human shield by 3 bank robbers who led officers open high speed chase. right now up clear at what point whose bullet killed her. ended in shot out that left 2 suspects dead. third suspect ramos survived. zing was misty husband. 2 of them together for 21 years. >> still surreal. still surreal and sp we cry. we laugh. we she was our aunt. she deferring for us. she would bend over backwards so that could i do whatever i wantd with my church or with my friends. >>reporter: they didn't say if they plan to sue law enforcement for happened licensing the pursuit but family friend also an attorney says the zing plan to get dispatch log have you had yo video recoveredings and guideline pertaining to pursuit and use of deadly force. >> manne

. >> cotton ball diet, soaking them in orange juice and eating them? will suppress your appetite. because you're barfing can cause blahs blockages in urine test continue. >> oh, they're made of bleach anacine threat i can fibers, anyway. okay, the sleeping beauty diet. apparently this is if you're asleep, you're not eating. dieter encourage today take sedatives to stay asleep for days, and avoid food. doctors warn you that this diet can lead to some problems. serious health problems. really? you know, i did read somewhere, couple of days ago, though, that emel advice used to do, that honest to god. he used to take sedatives specifically of course it evolved into something greater than, that but specifically to try asleep for days so co-lose weight. >> caitlin over there saying she will give it a whirl and will report back us to. good day, it is thursday, july 24th, 2014. >> live from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia. >>> well, we had another rounds every strong storms last night. that brought the rain even some severe wind reports across the area, more rain right

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nutmeg, orange juice, some mint.int? we can put it in here. we can make a mojito. we have all the ingredients. you can temper it depending on your palate. if you want more, go for it. it comes out like this and you serve it with that beautiful thing. >> it is simple, awesome. brynn herrera, thank you. job well done. >> oh, my gosh. thanks so much. glad you guys liked it. >> we're going to wrap up the live stream in just a minute. remember, if you're cooking along with us, send us your finished product. we are doing a surf and turf burger, fresh sandwiches. first this is "today" on nbc. thanks, brynn. >> thanks. >>> we have some special birthday wishes from our friend willard scott. hey, willard. >> from the beautiful coast of the great state of connecticut, here we are with our birthday salutes today. take a look if you will. mabel marianne wenzel. she is from wichita, kansas. she hums and dances. joseph, you're a handsome devil. joseph randazzo. from lancaster, pa. one of the best breakfasts of my life was in pennsy

. >>> orange juice futures extending their loss toss five-month lows. >>> twitter posting -- and thesolutely soaring today. some suggested the world cup plays into that. >> fantastically it's been the case that product changes have driven new user growth so it was the course of the quarter product changes that we've made and that we've talked about that have driven the growth. >> editor of herb greenberg's reality check, frequent twitter user as well, joining us now. your take on the quarter? >> from the perspective of what dick costolo said on the call, what i found interesting was the worldwide information network. that's the -- more importantly, they talked about the passive users. i've been out here saying the one problem with twitter is they're not going after the people who are just lurkers. they're going after the people who are actually tweeters, so i think they start recognizing that broader world out there, how that translates into earnings, totally different issue, but i still think that's an important first step. >> well, it did -- >> i'm not making a call on twitter. tha

the pouch of orange juices that he has amos lee -- that he famously got mohamed ali involved in the rate -- involved in. that is not part of wild flavors now. but this man is 73. 26th apparently the five wealthiest man in the world. has about $3 billion. that will go up if you cashes in. individual.or the >> thanks, carolyn. see later -- you later. the ecb has announced they were release minutes of their meetings. the new development. ♪ >> welcome back. this is "countdown.:" i am mark barton. better-than-expected jobs in the u.s.. a record high for the dow. giving investors plenty to think about ahead of the last trading day of the week. during us now, mike. thank you for joining us today. the ecb will hold less meetings and publish minutes of those meetings. should we applaud? this greater transparency? >> the minutes are probably the key thing. the ecb realistically in the next couple of years is not going to be changing policy anytime soon. probably till 2017-2018. the minutes will give us a sense of divisions within the council. this will give us more nuance. that is important. >> it

pulp,ulp, no americans drinking less orange juice.queezed by energy drinks and flavored water. i'm a gatorade guy. >> and a lot of caffeine in gatorade. >> probably a lot of bad stuff. whatever. it tastes so good. >> i like tonic water. time for our single best chart. >> i thought you had a beverage of your choice. >> that goes in the tonic water. safety trade taking place, treasuries rising, so to are german bunds. on an internet basis, the yield is at a0 dayear bund record. 1.136%.day basis, the previous low in june 2012, the red circle, that was when mario draghi famously vowed to do whatever it takes to support the euro and ensure the currency bloc's survival. >> he's been true to his word. >> he has not had to put any money out. >> the challenges of geopolitics. the german 10 year acting differ from the u.s. 10 year. ofwe will get in with all that with jeff rosenberg from black rock and the 7:00 hour. recommending a more conservative portfolio, a defensive stance. big deal in is a economics. there will not be a rocky mount high f

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should get our health insurance through the same system that gave us fedex and 47 varieties of orange juice. [laughter] that gave us the iphone and not the system that gave us the internal revenue code and harry reid. [laughter] imagine, i always think if -- thank heaven democrats did not decide back in the '80s, you know, cell phones are very important. they're very important. everyone should have a cell phone. if they had moved into, you know, obama cells back then, cell phones would still with the size of this lectern and cost $8,000 each. but liberals can't learn from what's right in front of them. viruses can learn. mollusks learn. liberals cannot learn. [laughter] all we can do is beat them which would be a lot easier if they weren't importing a million new democrats every year. that's proving to be quite a challenge for be us. for us. we got be our immigration policies from teddy kennedy who designed an immigration policy to make the country a lot more democratic. let's wring in people who will -- let's bring in people who will vote for the democrats. don't imagine liberals have been

that glass of orange juice in the morning can cause a big spike in glucose, and so if we could help peoplend cause and effect in what we're doing, and on the second question of the socioeconomic status, you know, clearly people who do not have the same means are the people who tend to eat more fast foods, who don't always have the time to -- cooking for yourself is probably one of the best ways of really understanding what you're eating. but to do that, of course, you have to have the time too do this, and so there is a difference in the incidence of chronic diseases amongst these different socioeconomic classes. >> i guess you don't need to do an inversion, do you, chris, here? you're all set. right? you're already in a tax friendly area, huh? >> yeah, actually, from a corporate tax point of view, you know, it's easier because you know the u.s. is the only country, significant country that i know that actually will tax a company on its worldwide revenues, which leads to -- >> you know, otherwise you know, profits start growing, shareholders start, you know, pension plans do better. just n

lime juice, orange juice, tequila. marinate the chicken. keeps it juicy.we have time for a quick dip in the pool? >> two hours is great, overnight better. >> how do you feel about the grill? do you like coles or gas? >> i love the coles when we can, but i have no problem with gas. you can still get a great, smoky flavor. even for us, we live in new york city. we are often reduced to the cast-iron grill pan. >> bourbon roasted plums? >> they get spooned right on top of some ice cream. our beverage to go with this. this is a great wine to go with grilled fruit. it is 100% grenacha. delicious grilled and with roasted meats. i have a big pan of plums here with brown sugar, borbon and vanilla and lots of yumminess. >> sold. do you have forks for us? >> i do. >> thank you so much. next time bring your wife. >> next time she will be back with us. get in there. >> yummy. >> all week we've been asking you to send your photos showing what makes you proud to be an american this one's got a lot of attention. meet this little patriot who says he wants to be just like h