. >> i'm sold out of 20 pounds of bacon, about 50 orders of veggie burgers. >> reporter: even though these events are packed with customers, it's still just one part of the income puzzle. >> $67, please. >> reporter: so even in the chill of a wintry december day, six months after selling their first dinner. >> thank you so much. >> you are welcome. enjoy. >> reporter: dan and steve are out as long as the weather promises a profit, constantly reworking their business plan. maybe a new spice, a meat delivery option? >> the truck makes money when it's going, but we really need to establish an income when the truck is not out. >> i have two pot roasts. >> reporter: still there's no hesitation they made the right decision to give it a go. >> i don't want to take a day off anytime soon personally. but, you know, i can say that because it's my business. >> squash fritters. >> absolutely. >> the duo is planning on running a second truck starting in may. well, next up, the voluntary recall that's gotten fitness fashionistas bent all out of shape. [ stella ] here's me. and here's my depression

it is trying a veggie burger and one stuffed with bacon and cheddar.hat's the one i'm talking about and a pina colada smoothie. >> i'll try it, why not. >>> as we enter march madness the top seed in the ncaa tournament is also the most valuable college basketball team. louisville is worth $38.5 million to the school. kansas is second at $33 million edging out third place, which is north carolina. "forbes" says those three schools are always at or near the top of the list. >>> and you can now climb the world's highest mountains from the comfort of your own home. street view on google maps now includes ground level photos from everest, kilimanjaro and other peaks, the work of a google employee who loves to climb mountains -- how cool is that -- and took a team to these mountains and took pictures so you can really almost get the experience. obviously you can't but still pretty cool. >> that's pretty cool. i'll take it from here. >> if i was going to do a trip to kilimanjaro i would probably watch the video in anticipation. >> i'm not going to take a trip

. >> alexis: veggie burger. >> rafe: found it. >> alexis: sorry. >> molly: here you go. >> alexis: okay so, what did i miss while i was on my kelly's run? >> molly: nothing. we've been waiting for hours, and rafe still has no idea what's gonna happen to him. >> luke: let's talk pickle-lila. how soon will you have the relish? >> tracy: i have people working on getting the recipe for me. in the meantime, i have a plan in place to get even with my recent burglar. >> luke: who? >> tracy: i didn't tell you? i was robbed by your favorite kilted celt. >> luke: lavery robbed you? >> tracy: yes. he took advantage of my good nature and filche the last remaining morsel of pickle-lila. but he will pay. >> luke: what are you cooking up, trace? >> tracy: cooking up? not a thing. this revenge has already been served. i have set him up to take a fall. >> luke: ooh, i like the sound of that. so, don't keep me in suspense. what did you do to duke? >> i'm afraid this money is no good here. >> duke: oh. did carly comp the meal? >> not your money, this money. >> anna: [ clears throat ] >> it is customary to

at mcdonald's, an egg white breakfast sandwich and burger king has veggie and turkey burgers on theironsumers and investors and you chomping at bit for these so-called healthier items, and just how healthy are they? >> joining us from north coast research is bob darrington and nicole miller from piper jaffrey. bob, i'm going to pick up on that idea that maybe they say it's healthy but it isn't really as healthy as they say. >> well, you know, to be fair, i'm not even sure consumers really know what the term healthy means. the usda and the fda don't generally agree on the exact same definition, and i think broadly consumers think healthy means lower calorie which sometimes that's right and sometimes it's not. >> do you think that people are going for this so-called healthy stuff, because i don't know about you, but when i go to mcdonald's, i can get as many free refills of a soda but i have to keep paying for more orange juice. more expensive to go healthy. >> there's something to that, and one of the main things that the restaurant industry chains are doing today is they are trying to

uh, i-i had a veggie burger at the st-- uh, kelly's. >> alexis: yeah. >> shawn: you know what?the bar? >> alexis: yeah. uh, i could use an adult beverage about now. >> t.j.: you okay? >> molly: uh, yeah, i guess. >> t.j.: you know, whatever's bothering you, you can tell me. >> molly: even if it's -- >> t.j.: even if it's about rafe. >> molly: [ sighs ] i don't know. i just feel so bad for him. he's all alone..j.: i'm s >> t.j.: i'm sorry. >> molly: thanks. >> t.j.: it might not be the right time, but i do have some news that might cheer you up. >> shawn: group home? >> alexis: uh, just for the night. >> shawn: tough break. do you think a foster home will open up soon? >> alexis: soon? i don't know. i hate when the system fails any kid, let alone a kid who's a friend of my daughter. >> shawn: i wouldn't worry about molly. something tells me things are about to turn around for her. >> molly: seriously?! >> t.j.: yeah. >> molly: oh, my god! >> alexis: what? what? what? >> molly: kate's back! [ laughs ] >> kate: i'm coming, sonny. >> anna: if you're going around town handing out co

the only thing he eats healthy at five guys is the veggie burger. >> steve: or the peanuts they have.taurants in the raleigh durham area was at a heritage event and said that because of obamacare, he's got eight locations. he's going to have to take all the profits from one of his locations just to pay for health care going forward. also he asked his employees, he said, do you realize that if there is a real good possibility that you would be fined if i don't provide for you health insurance? only one out of 20 of his employees had any idea what he was talking about. obviously, low information viewer. >> gretchen: yeah, that would probably be the case for many small businesses across the country. i bet if you did a similar poll. >> brian: we had the guy who owns 20 applebee's and says i'm going to cut my guy to under 20 hours. they can't work anymore because i can't afford to give them health care. >> steve: the choice in many cases, you either got to fire employees or cut their hours. >> brian: all right. meanwhile, straight ahead, the dugger family getting even bigger. they're here

now we'll go to the veggie burger, which i have to say, looks very hearty.lot of proteins. we've got protein substitute in there, tomatoes, spinach. >> it's a hearty burger. >> gretchen: but you cut the calories? >> we bake it. >> you get rid of the beef. so you get rid of a lot of the fats that way. >> gretchen: you bake it? >> and you bake it. >> we serve it on a pita bun. >> gretchen: now, the poundcake, you are almost going to not tell me the headline in this pound cake. what is the headline? >> there is a jar of baby food in there. >> pear baby food. >> gretchen: i used to eat baby food. >> a lot of people do. >> gretchen: don't you remember getting a spoon? it was a nice little snack. not the peas or the green beans, but the pears and fruit stuff. >> it's a nice substitute, as well as apple sauce. we were speaking a little bit about prunes being a nice substitute. you can replace butter with it. >> gretchen: i'll pass on the prunes, if you don't mind. >> it's really good for you. >> this is our grandmother's sour cream poundcake. we sub suit southed it

. >> they already have a veggie burger.ices. still 510 calories, which for a lot of people, a third of the daily intake, and it's just a sandwich. >> whopper -- >> a whopper is 630 calories. if you're like my dad, get the turkey burger, throw the cheese on there, and mayo, at the end of the day, same thing. >> and a milkshake. >> love you, dad. >> interesting, because a lot of people are trying to -- aot of restaurants and chains are trying to add a healthier option to menus. mcdonald's planning to offer a lower calorie version of the egg mcmuffin. >> just go in for the whole thing. >> what is 50 calories? exactly. >> how can we get the mcribbon 365. >> exactly. >> hello. >> mcdonald's used to have the mclean deluxe. a superliean and delicious. they got rid of that, because it wasn't making a lot of mopney. >> carls jr., stuck around, limited time only thing and been around a couple of years. >> check on the news, right? >> headlines. in the news this morning, i u.s. military spokesperson says explosion overnight at an army

she is the champ and these are her yummy, sneaky veggie turkey burgers. >> that we can try. >> they have >> i put the recipe on the web. >> good. >> what kind of vegetables did she use? >> she used zucchini, tomato, onion, green bell pep pers and whole grain bread crumbs. >> yummy. >> perfect. >> very good. >> how long have you been dancing, joy? we didn't know about this. >> as my daughter says, mom, you should never dance in public. >> did you give her the heads up that you were coming, of course. >> i did. >> did she clean out her fridge? >> what she told me is that she wiped down the fridge but did not swap out ingredient. >> she should have swapped the pasta. you totally busted her on that. >> it's a blessed event today. >> blessed event? wow! >> you only told us 30 seconds before air so all we could get was this happy birthday muffin. happy birthday, lester. >> you know better than that. >> feeling better now. >> there's vegetables in there. >> no vegetables right there. >> smell the cake. >> yeah, right. >> playing the role of matt lauer is natalie morales. >> let's take a look at