you need to rehydrate your body. a couple of things you should not do, don't drink herbal tea. it could prolong your hangover. don't chow down or spicy greasy or fatly foods they may make you feel worse. hair of the dog, it will prolong your intoxication. >> yeah, but it is so fun. >> or wake up and watch us that's a good cure for a hangover. duck dynasty star willie robertson breaking his silence exclusively to fox news. where he says his family's relationship with a&e now stands. >> rotting from the inside out. brad pitt's charity known for homes falling apart. why the charity says it is not their fault. >> on this day in 1996 rock bee 4 starring sylvester stallone is the number one movie at the box office. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on ca

malaria-- we have the vaccines, we have the antibiotics, we have the oral rehydration therapy. the problem is that we simply don't get these technologies to where they're needed. in looking at the two principal measures that are used to evaluate public health, how does the united states rank in comparison to other nations? the united states is in the bottom quartile, in the bottom 25% in most of these indicators compared to the other industrialized countries. and it's relative ranking over the last 30 years has declined, so we have gotten worse relative to the other countries. we're improving-- everybody's improving. we're just improving at a slower rate than these other countries. the difficulty is... that most of what we do... now, affects quality of life, not length of life, and we spend a lot of our money on that particular thing. if you have a patient with angina, with severe chest pain every time they take a couple of steps because of coronary disease, and you can put that person back on the street, so to speak, functioning normally and working, that doesn't show up in th

growth that we've never had since we have it hasn't been i have a fair tax code no it's rehydrated cut the top tax regard as we were exhibit are designed to do so because they write angry or cherry picking your data you have got to have balance your tax rate because i'll give you a forty year block people who have no investment in taxes could care less how the tax dollars are spent and that's important that even if you're giving one dollar those you'll care where everyone knows if somebody is making ten fifteen thousand dollars a year they're paying payroll taxes they're paying sales taxes they're paid not around all of this their entire existence other bulk of theirs they're paying enormous amount of taxes as i said in many other papers and i agree we need to cut a lot of taxes you look at any of your bills and you see taxes going to play when reagan came into office corporations were paying about a third of the total cost of running our government now they're paying eleven hours and i know this feeling you know t.j. and this you've got a right you've got a live you've got to aim for

there is a clinic that is almost like the hospital and rehydrating patients and treating nausea and diarrhea department let the ship stop they brought it here in new jersey. over the next hour or two, people will disembark in order of travel a rangements. >> and so between 630 and sen hundred passengers. as a doctor, where do you begin to know how to or who to go to first? >> alisyn, that is a great question. over 300 passengers on the ship and 629 are getting ill and a lot of them are starting to recover. this is only usually a tree day illness and they get better by hydrating. people are starting to recover and if they are not sick by now, they are probably not going to get sick. physicians are looking at that and royal caribbean are going to sanitize the ship before it goes out to sea again on friday. alisyn. >> dr. mark siegel thank you so much and obviously you have your hands full of what is coming off. >> interesting sprues on the disembarkment. >> for decades few things exposed hard- working families to economic hardship more than a broken heart care system. and in case you haven't h

but one man has been instrumental in rehydrating the marshes the iraqi government recently created theentral marshes nation parable. one of the world's most unique national parks. >> a few feet of water created this, the world's first civilization. >> these days it is unlikely eden, but an iraqi american engineer, knew these marshes as a boy, and he is determined to restore them. >> what is unique about these marshes is that they are along the edges of these marshes is where the first civilizations started. this is where it was invented. this is where agriculture was first started. this is where abraham was born. and so in a sense it doesn't belong to iraq. >> in the 1990's, sudan hughes san changed the landscape by draining these and driving out the people who lived here. huge damns in neighbors turkey stopped the seasonal floods that had created an ecosystem thousands of years old. he had built a career in california, but in 2003, he came back, and started nature iraq, he and his colleague used their engineering skills to help breakup bankments build by sudan along the river, and bri

i spoke to said they were very supportive with the care, antinausea drugs, antidiarrhea drugs, rehydration. the only problem was a long wait. biggest problem, waiting to get services. very crowded. >> there were people said they were down there from the night before actually trying to get checked and like said made, being in a room with 100 sick people all vomiting, just to me i would rather just stayed in my room and got better, took whatever medicine i could. >> and then, was there a problem with containing it? because i also was told you couldn't just grab food off of those buffets. you had to wait until people served you? if you followed the rules you didn't get sick. you were already sick. did you find if you followed rules you didn't get sick. >> no. people that were sick were walking around the boat. >> spreading it. >> spreading it. >> elevators and stair wales, touching, door snobs and sitting in same theater an everything. we were all together and literally a cesspool of germs. >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> i panicked. so it was very scary. >> a lot of people were very scared. they w

. >> it rehydrates you. >> that's tasty to me.k, the one and only hang over cure is the egg mcmuffin with egg cheese and the english muffin. >> i like that one. can i make a point tamron. you have to be careful on that pickle juice. if you wake up after a wild party at your house and you see a glass that looks like that -- >> oh, no. >> you may not want to be sipping that. >> there's children watching. >> i'm sorry. >> oh my gosh. >> i'm just saying. >> we know what you're saying. you didn't have to be saying. >> you just shouldn't be saying. >> tamron, thank you so much. >> hair of the dog. >> that's more than the hair of the dog. >> let's not even say. coming up, break out your hot pants and grapes. the rituals from across the globe to bring you good luck in 2014. >> then one of our favorite traditions from sing and dancing to sports and a few slip ups. a look back at the fun we had in '2013. >> a special new year's day performance from one of the hottest bands around, one republic. >> but first a check at university of phoenix

wait to grow up especially if it meant one day i'd get to live in a world where you could magically rehydrate now we've only got one year to make all of this stuff happen. i guess we made a little progress, those tv glasses on the mcfly look a lot like google's new glass project. electronic billboard look like the flashing ads in times square. i guess unlikely in the next year we'll get hoverboards, nikes with power laces, i'll deal with it. it's harder to deal with the realization that the future that seemed so fanciful and far off when i was a kid it's already here. how did that happen? sure it's not going to look anything like the movie. >> drop the gun, you are under arrest. >> i mean in the '80s they predicted we'd have an actual robo cop by 2015. the only progress we'll make on that front is a robo cop remake. >> thank you for your cooperation. >> but i guess life never ends up how you imagine it. if you cling it too firmly to what the idea should be like, you're only setting yourself up for disappointment that's worth remember ink these weeks of predictions and resolutions, there's no