it's a way of kind of beginning- erin davis: right. bob sessions: to tease out what's going on with these people? erin davis: well, i think we first have to say, and i think unfortunatel y this has not been acknowledged nearly enough in the reports that have been written about this study, is that the mortality rates for african americans are still much higher than whites in general. i think why there's such a focus on this is this sort of increase that's happening here. if we just l lk across the board, i think the reasons why the mortality rate is high for this sort of lower educated group is very similar to the reasons why it's high for other groups. make causal arguments but i think there's a social context we need to sort of explore and you started talking about some of it. the fact that, in many cases, individuals in this group are underemployed ootheir employment prospects have been declining or have been limited over the years. the fact that a lot of these individuals talk abouteing in chronic pain and so we do have the rise in pres

our guest host, bob davis, is here.u're doing this, are you a "shark tank" fan. >> i am a shark tank fan. it's not the type of business i would invest in on "shark tank." >> but the way they decide. i looked at your parameters for how you decide what makes sense. you know there are three main parameters, right? or four, i guess. one of them was that -- i would assume you already knew you liked the market. you don't like to think about the market until -- ffrn >> if we invest in a product we say people, product, market, deal. ultimately it's grabbing ahold of yourself and saying i want to make this investment. sometimes that's hard. we could be a nervous nancy and hide behind the curtain, but ultimately get out there and say i'm making an investment and bet on something that will come to fruition generally 5 to 10 years in the future. this is the ultimate in long-term investing. >> it starts with people. everyone says really? >> all the time. all the time. an entrepreneur wants to tell us right away, they shop in our off

tania davis all the way to the rack. iowa rolls 69-50 over bob morris before we go... a sick could have chosen to go to disney world, or meet president obama, but instead chose to get a puppy. maggie has spent most of the spring and summer in the hospital. she suffers from a disease that destroys the bridge between the muscles and nerves. but maggie and her family are now celebrating ten weeks out of the hospital. after waiting several months and driving eighteen hundred miles with her family maggie waddell now has a new puppy named blitz.... thanks to "make a wish foundation." her father said seeing her smile is what this is all about. more information has come out jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defea

bob kelly has tap dance. >> i remember watching sammy davis. >> oh, yeah. >> did you ever do his tell-a-thon but i have no tapcing experience. >> it is raining outside, we will recreate this, gene kelly is singing and dancing in the rain. >> that looks pretty ease there i. >> is it easy though. >> well, i think bob cab handle that. >> i can handle that. >> i'm a little nerve bus the upcoming jump. >> we have a pole right outside. we don't have gene kelly, we have bob kelly. >> can you teach him. >> there is some foot work after this segment. >> yes,. >> you need to practice, bob. >> i got you. >> so, the the first thing we will do is, open up just like this. >> but one, 23, that is part of it. your timing is everything. >> , two three, four. better be practicing, we will check back in. >> good night, everybody. >> we will talk about kylie jenner, love her or hate her it is all of the rage, you won't believe how long it took her to do the lip kit to sellout. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocola

. >> reporter: bob i don't have it's says the hgh had zero impact on his fatigue, only on his pocket. the guyer clinic did not immediately respond to our request for a comment. debra davisreserving the art of time is mass hero he works in a tiny watch shop outside tokyo filled with vintage tools and machinery he bought from online auctions. >> i am masahiro. i am an independent watch maker. independent watch makers make watches all by themselves. usually a company would have pima sign today design, create parts, and build it. but monday watch makers do all of that by themselves. when i first began to create time pieces, i wanted to make something no one has ever seen before. but now i want to express the culture of my own country through my watches. the clocks we use divide the day in to 24 hours. the japanese clock was invented in the ed on. era. where people divided the day in to day and night. the days are long never summer and short never winter that seasonal change is automatically adjusted by the changing speed of the hands or changing the spacing on the indexes. craftsman from 150 years ago had no compute, he no precision instruments. everything was done by their

reporter debra davies whom you just heard from in that clip in that documentary has more now on the guyer institute. >> about a decade ago, sports columnist bob kravitz was feeling exhausted. so he explained to al jazeera reporter diane eastabrook, he went to see dr. guyer who runs an anti-aging clinic. >> i was dealing with overwhelming fatigue, sleeping 14, 15 hours a day, couldn't get out of bed in the morning. >> what dr. guyer said he needed was human growth hormone. >> he said it would help me return to the line of the living. >> dr. leonard guyer was named in an indictment. he wasn't a defendant or charged with any wrongdoing. but according to the indictment, he was one of the doctors who allegedly purchased the drug for patients. earlier this week al jazeera's investigative unit revealed that charlie sly had done part of his internship at the guyer institute said that part of the hgh was shipped to ashleigh manning. he had no idea it is also illegal for a doctor to prescribe it just for fatigue. >> i knew what it was but you know, it's one of those things where if you are -- if you are in a desperate situation and you have a doctor yo