i mean even here at this coffee shop you have to ask if anything here is cooked with peanuts or peanut oil before you can order off the menu. >> kind of a pain when it comes to ordering in places like this. >> but you know what's surprising and i would say really alarming is that the number of people like you, phil, with food allergies has skyrocketed in the last few decades, and we went to find out why we're seeing a rise in food allergies and if we might find a cure. >> it was terrifying. his face basically swelled up like twice the normal size. >> when you've held your daughter in your arms almost dying because of something as basic as milk. >> every three minutes a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency room. >> it's like navigating a minefield at all times. >> the statistics are alarming. the u.s. centers for disease control report that from 1997 to 2011 the number of children with food allergies increased 50%. over 15 million americans suffer from food allergies at a cost of $25 billion dollars each year. >> a hundred years ago people did have food allergies but it

it's more than just peanut butter. over years of careful experiments and testing, dr. manary and his colleagues developed a new formula. it's a precise blend ideal for bringing children back from the edge of starvation. the results are dramatic. 6 weeks after their first visit, alefa and pilirani return for one of their check-ups. jason: what we've seen over the course of the last 6 weeks has been, uh, really good progress. so, we're hopeful that she'll come completely up to a healthy weight with this check. (woman speaking native language) second narrator: after 6 weeks of treatment, pilirani is on a promising path. he is now likely to remain healthy and avoid lingering consequences. dr. manary: 95% of these children are recovering. 95%. that is really something powerful. (singing in native language) second narrator: and this success rate comes at a fraction of the old therapy's cost. today, saving one child costs the project a total of about $25. project peanut butter has an ambitious vision: to save over 2 million children from severe malnutrition by 2015. woman: i

>> peanut number 50 here. the walnut. >> it's been about five or ten minutes at this point, definitely feel something itchy back there so i have a feeling it's probably going to be that number 50. >> the size of my reaction determines whether i get a confirmed diagnosis. >> the peanut is a 24. >> whoa, that's big. so what's my prognosis here? and john, if you're wondering, if i do have a peanut allergy today is an example. on my way into the studio accidentally ate a peanut, got really sick, apologize if i seem a little out of it. >> the doctor didn't believe you had a peanut allergy is that right? >> i can tell her stories but a lot of people tell her stories. this eraf foo era of food aller, gluten allergy and peanut allergies, allergic to peanuts i sure am. >> does the test show you had this allergy or did you get negative results first? >> it showed i had a peanut allergy, and when it comes to other nuts, they seem kind of peanuty, they smell more. and since then i've incorporated almond butter, it was def

next, saute chicken in vegetable oil, add finally, add peanut sauce and mix well. welcome back to the news at noon, joining us for chef friday is chef chris meyers of the grown up in cedar falals. he was also head night chef for a restaurant called north bank cafe previously. chef chris has also perfected his craft in new york city, and has won several culinary competitions while catering events from small dinner parties to weddings of 350 guests. since may 2013, he also has run his own cafe and catering business in frederika. today chef chris ill prepare menu, "dish." therecipe is as follows: 8 ounces llnguini, whole wheat 1/2 cups creamy peanut butter 3/4 cup buttermilk 1/2 cup lite toasted sesame dressing 1 tablespoon light soy-sauce 1 each garlic clove minced 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper 4 each chicken breast - cut for stir fry 4 stalks green onion, chopped 1 bag, frozen snow peas after assembling the ingredients, combine the peanut butter, buttermilk, dressing, soy, garlic ,and cacaenne. next, sauaue chicken n vegetable oil, add vegetables,and cooked pasta. fin

how about treating peanut allergies with peanuts? it's a new approach to a potentially deadly allergy. martie salt tells us more about the research. a few teaspoons of peanut powder at a time and five-year-old price capps is becoming one of america's yououest medical volunteers. that a aunt is the equivalent of one-fiftieththf a peanut, and kelly capps can vividly recall her daughter's reaction to it a few years ago. "she got hives everywhere that, where she made contact with it, and then she began to vomit within seconds." price is one of 80 allergic children under 10ears of age participating in a groundbreaki ng allergy study involving immunotherap y. "which in allergy terms, means giiing back to the persrsn what they're allergic to in increasingly larger amounts over a period of time to try to change their immune system." researchers began giving the children one-one- percent of the kids dropped out with severe side-effects. but of those who stuck with it for the net two years.half of them uld eventually eat anywhere from seven to

peanut. let's go. razzle-dazzle. tell of the tape, folks. we'll start with tony. he comes in at 9'6", 832 pounds. his training diet consists of sugar-coated corn flakes, and because he's a tiger, human flesh. tony's weaknesses include high blood sugar and a possible speech impediment. fighting outfit: neckerchief, no pants. pretty impressive, don't you think? >> tiger is the biggest cat. >> stephen: don't underestimate his opponent, neil, it's mr. peanut. hat, 250 pounds of protein and healthy fats, this dapper goober-pea is known for his snack-positive attitude, impenetrable battle shell, and is ruthless enough to sell the skinless bodies of his own kind. weaknesses: poor vision in right eye, bit of a dandy. fighting outfit: top hat, pants unclear. okay, neil, neil, you're the scientist here. break it down for me. ( applause ) tony the tiger versus mr. peanut. who do you like here? >> first of all, i ate sugar-frosted flakes back when they were called sugar frosted flakes. >> stephen: that w

and peanut butter and jelly. speak to a local artist trying to make thousands of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. steve: and why less is causing some much more these days. but first, here is tonight's new york minute. >> part of a new exhibit, lifelike creatures travel around to this habitat. think about how this relates. >> this new exhibit opens tomorrow. tune into glenbrook high school, they are using 3-d modern skills to apply at to help children at the hospital. >> some of it is cause and effect, some of it will help patients tour it will help them hold mobile devices, play video videogames, and that is your new york minute. >> check out the weather application that features our daily weather forecast. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. we're out of bud light. beer run? no. minibar delivery. female anchor: get the golden can and you could go to super b

but new research does the opposite of avoiding peanuts in hopes of beating the allergy. more on today's healthy life report. clouds will be racing back in from the north as the day goes on. as the clouds increase, temperatures will level off, and many areas highs reached around noon with mid-30s common.n. tonight into friday, it does appear the clouds may break up a bit, leading to a partly cloudy finish to the work week. late saturday into sunday is our next area of low pressure, and that should bring a light mix of rain and snow into the area. the system following this continues to look sububtantial with a risk of heavy snow in part of the midwest, including iowa. it's important to understand - this system is closer to japan than the united states, which means we are way too far out for any kind of detail. any kind of snowfall numbers could not be broadcast with confidence until around sunday, and even that could be pushing it. bottom line is, stay tuned!today: mostly cloudy high: 32-38 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 33 dbq: 34 iow: 36tonight: mostly cloudy low: 19-25 partly clo

i'm going to taste it live. >> so is there peanut butter in there? where is the peanut butter? >> so the peanut butter is in there and you can taste it and it's good. it is good. >> bring some back, we want some. >> kendall is tearing up that pizza. >> we got a thumbs up. >> it's good. >> she works hard. >> peanut butter pizza, that is a new one. that place opening up in the boulevard mall, they made a lot of attempts to revitalize that mall and that area. that is part of it. >> from pizza to a very expensive picture of a potato. how much do you think this goes for? you will not believe it. >> and a man pulled over for a simple traffic stop takes off in a police car. you will not believe how he managed to wrangle his way out of hands cuffs, hop in the driver seat and take off. how police are using this video to help them in the future. that is coming up. >> kelly: a live look outside this morning. a gorgeous shot. beautiful colors out there as we are waiting for the sun to come it's chilly right now. >> there is a print of a potato. how much would you pay for this. >> >> i'd fo

have you ever burned a peanut? blame until it ignights and full away and it will burn for five>> stephen: are you saying mr. peanut is a walking, talking shell filled with napalm ready to blow? >> it is an energy-- it has twice the energy density of allt tony the tiger became from having eaten that cereal. >> stephen: what about tony? they have a pooit strength of 1100 pounds per square inch,elp sharp clause, don't you think he takes the peanut out? >> i'll tell you why that doesn't matter. i've seen mr. peanut and the way he dresses-- the top hat,icle,yone who dresses that way represents a colonizing empire who will just shoot the tiger, stuff him and put him in a museum.e ) >> stephen: oh, so he's got an entire-- he has an imperial he has an entirely imperial, navy. put your thumbs where your mouth is. who will win. next up, it's the title fight. we're asking, which is moreble, the super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy or the obligation to be with your family at the holidays?" let's run the numbers

peanut. coming in at 5'10" 6'9" with top hat, 250 pounds of protein and healthy fats, this dapper goober-pea is known for his snack-positive attitude, impenetrable battle shell, and is ruthless enough to sell the skinless bodies of his own kind. weaknesses: poor vision in right eye, bit of a dandy. fighting outfit: top hat, pants unclear. okay, neil, neil, you're the scientist here. break it down for me. ( applause ) tony the tiger versus mr. peanut. who do you like here? >> first of all, i ate sugar-frosted flakes back when they were called sugar frosted flakes. smacks. sugar became the "s" word and became expunged. >> stephen: they just started using frosting after that. >> tony tiger haze lot of sugar in him. i can tell you this that fat and oils has twice the energy density of sugar. have you ever burned a peanut? take a peanut and put it in a blame until it ignights and full away and it will burn for five minutes. >> stephen: are you saying mr. peanut is a walking, talking to blow? >> it

sauce, more peanut sauce, very few vegetables. saare muudu started a vegetable garden 3 years ago. it was part of a peace corps development project requested by the village. >> [speaking wolof] [metal screeching] >> in 2008, kanni's then 16-year-old daughter, maymuna, left the village to live with her father, alahji, in spain. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking wolof] >> but for aadama, maymuna's little sister, these are open questions. >> [speaking wolof] [children chattering] [child crying] [rooster crows] >> [chanting] [dog barking] [rooster crows] >> [speaking wolof] >> on the morning of tabaski, maliki buys bread as a breakfast treat. new clothes are given out as presents. [ram bleats] >> [speaking wolof] [ram bleats] >> [chanting] >> [speaking wolof] >> [chanting] >> [speaking wolof] >> the ram slaughter follows religious guidelines. the ram lies with its neck facing mecca, and the men say a blessing as the throat is cut. >> [speaking wolof] >> [speaking wolof] [laughs] >> [speaking wolof] >> [speaking wolof] >> for the taba

how about a peanut butter pizza? >> that's a new one. it's for real and you can try it out in las vegas now. >> is this like -- there are multiple locations across california and this month their celebrating their first restaurant in nevada.m dying to know what a peanut butter pizza is. is this cooked or like the peanut butter jelly sandwich? >> it's an actual pizza and very popular when it comes to this location. this is what john's incredible pizza is known for. they have multiple locations and this is the first one they are vegas. we're at boulevard mall. you guys come check it out. in addition to the food, they also have these alley. ones. to get in for your family prices start at 4.99. adults go up to 10.99 and that buffet. take advantage of that. getting back to the peanut butter pizza. i have to be honest with you. craig who has tried the pizza, he is not only a fan but he is a big fan. you are looking at the fun zone. this location is 60,000 square feet and includes five different themed dining rooms. i'm going to the twister are

peanuts aren't lunch, okay? that's not a meal. we need food. >> you get peanuts? >> southwest gives you peanuts. >> customer satisfaction survey shows airlines rank 38th out of 41. the u.s. postal service ranks higher than airlines in consumer satisfaction. it's terrible. >> we know they suck. that's not the issue. the real question here -- >> it may not be the issue. >> why isn't there more competition. listen, why do you have cartels? you generally get cartels in industries that face massive regulation. >> i'm a free market guy. we have allowed them to become three or four and they park the planes. every plane will be packed. the reason is because they can. pretty soon we'll have to take a roll of quarters to use the bathroom. >> so i agree. charles, that's a factual statement. the other factual statement is every single one of the companies, except for southwest went bankrupt. they couldn't make a profit. now the balance sheets are better and there are fewer of them. let them el earn some profit so they can stay in business for the next time around. because we

butter parfait, hot fudge peanuts ice cream, hot fudge peanuts ice cream, cherry topper. "do you want to go swing dancing ?" "are people still doing that?" "the war is over. there's plenty of pantyhose for everyone. it's on sundays from 2:00 to 4:00 just when you don't want to do anything and it's side, side, backstep, side, side." "i'll go for three years, but that's it." do you want to go to a fitness boot camp? it's every day at 6:00 a.m. because they're getting you into shape and you run and you run and you run and there's no game element to distract you from the fact that you're running and running and running. "here's what i'm gonna do. i'm going to go for five days. day five, tanya, i i know it's going tanya is going to say i want to see you push it'. and i am never going to go again." ( applause ) "but will you forget to cancel that automatic debit coming from your checking account and pay for it for the next europe and a half?" ", of course, i will. i love you so much." thank you so much! thanks a lot! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! we'll be right back

>>chef bruce: i like my peanut butter with a little peanut butter. he likes the peanut butter with a little chocolate. you say tomato, i say tomahto. >> that's a patriot. you made something from within yourself that someone else wants. >>evan: making the perfect pot. next in the "carolina moment," beautiful you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. >>zack: a chilly start to the day, 31 degrees in asheville, but we are looking at clear conditions and calmer wind. yesterday, we saw that gust getting closer to about 20 miles per hour. not going to be the case today. some calmer conditions across our region. and there will be a lot of sunshine on the way through the morning hours. your sun rise is official just before 7:30 this morning. and we are going to see a quick our highs are going to be anywhere from 10-15 degrees above our average. not only today, but for

who knew peanut butter on bothh sides will keep the jelly insides. > genius. > we all know how noisy helicopters can be. military coppers fly over d.c. d.c all the time. in new york city officials arere trying to keep things just a little more quiet. qui city officials have struck a deal with helicopter operators to reduce the number of tour wrist many flits by 50 percent.ts deal will cut out b nearly 30,000 flights annually.nnua isn't that amazing? > who knew. >> apparently residents haveresi been complaining about the noise and the pollution. changes have to be made by next january.janu they have one year to reduce the flights. >> i guess people live in towers and big apartment buildings. they're close to the helicopters.ers. > sesame street is launching a new initiative to help military m kids and their families to cope with live transitions.rans >> military families are constantly readjusting into civilian live and that liv transition can be very difficult for both parents and children. in light of those difficulties sesame street is supporting resources to support families throu

pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. more news. now back to "cashin' in." >> hands up, don't shoot. the washington post naming it as one of the biggest pinocchios of 2015. of course that was the rallying cry sparking violent protest in ferguson claiming a come shot michael brown when he was surrendering. problem is it was proved to be a lie. some in the media fuelling flames based on the lie and lots of lawmakers also buying into it. jonathan, it's costing businesses. >> it's a complete lie. it costs businesses. how many police officers had bricks thrown at them, bottled thrown at them. this is a major expense for the country. it's a lie that was built on a lie. this notion that america is a racist, unjust society. >> we talked here quite a bit during the whole period about body cameras would help stop this so it wouldn't be a lie

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. >>> when i went to grab the peanut butter i hit the cup of milk and it fell on the floor. >> and you won't believe what happened next. we'll show you how a food fight landed a man behind bars. >>> and here's a look at your closing numbers. fortunately right after that. "live at 5" is back... with details of "chipotle's" plan ... to win back customers. the company plans to give away... more free food! sales are . >>> we're back with details of chipotle's plan to win customers back. they plan to give away more free food. sales down after the oath breaks. they say they will double the amount of free food it gives away to get customers back in the door. >>> pink and red the colors most often associated with valentine days.

wimberly owns hundreds of acres of crops including cotton, soybeans and peanuts. he sasa the flood caused about 500-thousand dollars in damage. he hoping lawmakers pull bill. "as you can see behind me beans i didn't cut, peanuts hadn't been dug so the farm bill will greatly help us. it's another tool where we've all have come together for one common goal." wimberly tells me he did have farm insurance which only covered a third of the damage. the bill is now in front of the house ways and means committee if approved it will then go to the house floor. in the newsroom, billie jean shaw, wis news 10. a prime spot in lexington got the green light from the town's planning commission this week. developers plan to add a development at sunset boulevard and palmetto park boulevard that would include stores like fresh market and hobby lobby. mayor steve macdougall says the development will have access to a major intersection with timed lights, alleviating congestion. concerned about how that will affect traffic, but others are excited for the growth. coming up in sports...

a dispute over a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. keith davidson: she threw my peanut butter and jelly on the floor. >> oh shut up. carol wick: oftentimes, we find it' s around food. chris: according to carol wick, ceo of harbor house of central florida, food is often a factor in domestic violence. carol wick: they use that as an excuse to then lash out at their partner. chris: but using someone' s head enough to keep davidson from bonding out of jail. wesh 2 found out he' s been in trouble with the law in lake county before. jail records show not only for drugs, but again for battery. victim: you can love someone with all your heart, but if they' re not going to be a good person for you in your life, then it' s time to just say goodbye, and it' s the hardest thing for me. chris: our attempts to reach mr. davidson were unsuccessful. he is out of jail on a $1000 bond. in lake county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. jim: tonight, we' re hearing from an alert neighbor who' s getting credit for helping deputies catch four teenage car burglary s

natpop/spooning peanuts into container/15:48 boiled peanuts are night, and they're a specialty at bearss groves in north tampa, but everything is special at this locally- owned produce farm. owner barry lawrance is checking his crop in advance of a welcome dip in degrees. sot/11:13 "broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, kale, turnips all your greens, with the cold weather, it removes the bitterness and makes them sweeter." blueberries and strawberries benefit greatly. they increase size. a quick chill also enhances citrus, but in a different way. sot/8:31 "the cold will change the color of the skin, not the favor of the fruit. let me taste that because some people would say this isn't ripe, but it is? you tell me. it's sweet. yep." and customers know this. nat pop/cash register business at the roadside store was brisk. sot/24:04 "i go out of my way to buy things like brocolli and kale when they're in season, when they taste the best." bump sot and cover/24:14 "having cold weather is good." tag/"so even though you might have to wear a coat and stay indoors, the cold good for the economy, good f