assistance to the sow yet government during the chernobyl accident.nd from japan, co director of the advocacy group, peace boat, he is a grass roots activist, that works with rests uh just about every someday. so helen, we are are 3 1/2 years past the melt down, i just mentioned the reports of kids and thyroid cancer, potentially from the radiation. are you seeing evidence of people in or near fukushima having health problems specific to radiation? >> well the trouble is scientists in japan, are not collecting the data on patients. many doctors have been told not to tell the patients that the symptoms to be related to radiation. there's a huge cover up. the only thing that is being officially looked at is thyroid cancer during ultra sounds on children under the age of 18. they found 104 suspected or confirmed cancer. the population is normally one to two per million. it indicates these children have a very high dose of radiation, and they probably still getting it. but because it takes five to 80 years to cancers and leukemias to develop, we are only

from chernobyl?ust straight up, you are, like, yes, that's cute, i'd love to play with it. >> absolutely adorable. you can find this pet no matter what because if it ran off, it leaves slime. >> you can't keep salt in the house. >> that's true. >> i'm the only one freaking out? >> absolutely. that's awesome. >> it's not deadly. it just wants loving. >> it likes to be tickled on the tummy like a dog. ? it's sucking on his hand like an alien. >> that's a snail hug. >> so glad i've never had a snail hug. >> i'm fascinate. ly make it your pet, it's a giant african land snail. >> raccoon sneaking a snack. ♪ >> undoubtedly one of the cooler water sports out there is barefoot water skiing. it's hard. this video comes from the world barefoot center. >> oh, are you kidding? >> [ bleep ]. >> these are kids and adults, all kinds of people trying to get in on the the barefoot water skiing. >> oh! >> now, the people are going to the center to learn how to barefoot ski so why not record some of the fails? rest ass

from chernobyl? >> you guys are, like, yes, that's cute.with it. >> absolutely adorable. you would be able to find this pet no matter what because if it ran off, it would leave a trail of slime. >> yeah, but you can't keep any salt in the house. that would be uncomfortable. >> finally anyone freaking out about this? >> absolutely. that's awesome. >> it's not deadly. it just wants a little loving. >> it likes to be tickled on the tummy, just like a dog. >> sucking on his hand like an alien. >> that's a snail hug. >> i have never had a snail hug. >> i'm so fascinated by this. >> those of you, obviously you two are looking to make this your pet is a giant african land snail. >> amazing, right? >> i mean -- >> you have a good eye, mr. ollie, because these are put together by the guys from the ping pong show, and they do all of the setup ping pong trick shot videos that look real because they pulled them off so well, but they're not. >> they're great videos. >> everything looks real. they have made a career now out of. >> that's our show. thanks

10,000 people who directly died as a result of chernobyl.ize, when you look at the coal generation in china, you have annually 100,000 deaths associated with that. the government hasn't been strong enough in trying to push the message that from an economics and climate change perspective, nuclear is good for japan. you had the minister go on the debate yesterday trying to push that message. there is significant lack of trust in the government. it remains to be seen whether the government can recover. globally, the nuclear industry is still going on. about 70 plants under construction around the world right now. that is back to levels you could see in the 1980's. while the industry does have challenges, challenges are much more localized. >> thank you very much indeed for that. guest saysour next markets shouldn't worry about quantitative easing tapering. -- where he is placing his bets, that is coming up next. ♪ >> a quick check of what is going on market-wise. we have the nikkei on the way down. not getting any help from exporters today. th

he joins us from the 40th annual forum in chernobyl you. thank you so much for joining us today.you hear statements like that from prime minister cameron, and other statements wem u.s. congressman saying are facing the greatest threat since 9/11, do you agree? is isis the greatest threat since 9/11? i think in large measure it is a greater threat. frankly i think it is a different thread. the primeink either minister or my colleagues in the united states have overstated the short-term and long-term impact of isis. i don't think there is any hyperbole in those statements. >> what do they need to do in iraq? u.s. and u.k. to step up their actions in terms of military participation? think we needl, i to understand the ideology. what are the circumstances that allowed isis to grow into this monster? european leaders 18 months ago said, beware of this group. you have unrest in syria, a major civil war going. maliki incited promises to the united states and allies to form a coalition government against the sunnis, the kurds. you had these lawless conditions in two contiguous regions an

chernobyl. i'm not being funny.h. >> abandoned, abandoned, abandoned. >> but you have to admire the bold, proud, ferociously enterprising survivors who have decided to hang on hang in, and figure out a way to not only survive but do something extraordinary. there's tyree giton's heidelberg project, a delightfully looney outdoor community project that began in 1986 and now attracts 35,000 visitors per year from around the world. >> i love detroit. >> you know they got this field mowed last summer, the neighborhood. lit it on fire. >> another block and more decay. and a liquor store. for this neighborhood, the only store for miles. >> just be right back. >> how you doing? >> how are you? >> god bless you. >> hi, how are you? >> all right. >> can't nobody do it like you. >> see you later. >> cheers. >> cheers, man. yep. you want one? >> that's benefit of a college education right there. >> people seem to like you in this town. who hates you in this town? >> who hates me in this town? >> nobody. >> politicians. >> i'm g

the two treaties that were signed in the wake of the chernobyl nuclear accident, one relating to internationalperation in dealing with nuclear accidents, and another relating to reporting of them. and, finally, the first series of concern shown during the reagan administration about the aids crisis. there was a joint memorandum written by chas freeman and negroponte at a time when the reagan administration was pretty much in denial about the aids crisis, which pointed out that since and fairly drastic action of the nations of central africa would be essentially denuded of middle age people within a period of about 10 years if there wasn't some medical retardation of the epidemic. following his assignment as the assistant secretary for environment, and again at the beginning of the first bush administration, negroponte became ambassador to mexico. and as ambassador to mexico, he was essentially the promoter and savior of the nafta agreement. the nafta agreement was not an american initiative. it was an initiative of the salina's government in mexico. mexico's economic problem was that it had a

bloomberg caught up with a former ecb president in chernobyl. -- in cernobbio.one solve the problem. it is clear. you have the government and the private sector and the main that all central banks have to these partners is that you have to do the job yourself. put your house in order. they are not in order. , both ate in europe national level and also at the level of europe as a whole. that thederstanding is market does not see exactly what is the situation of the ecb vis-À-vis this issue. liquidityspeaking of and liquidity supply, which is one of course of the major aims an issuanceve policy. all insurance banks can have all the liquidity they want without limit. the only limit being their own collateral. they could ask one trillion euros more, 3 trillion euros more, and here comes the collateral. the euro.e system in it does not exist in the u.s. one has to remember that. up, a deal with ge. details on the biggest by ever, next. ♪ >> welcome back. general electric is selling their appliance business to sweden's electrolux for $3.3 billion in cash. betcompany i

the nuclear power plant in chernobyl.we do some call your mommy and i would scream back dripping with sarcasm and arrogance, what the fact does that have to do the price-to-earnings ratio of bristol-myers? of course, nothing. whenever i heard or saw one of those events was to that the companies wouldn't be hurt by that event since it turned out to be worse than expected. given that the 24-hour news cycle seems to throw everything out of proportion and it seems like we get a terrifying new crisis every week and you need the bristol-myers names and maybe it's a high-yielding food stock and think about the pinnacle foods and maybe it's verizon and another steady eddie company. just be ready and find something you like and based on an exaggerated crisis like southern and duke and general mills, for instance and step two, ask yourself, is it really bad for the earnings out there? for example, when the egyptians were demonstrating in the streets in early 2011 and trying to kick out a dictator, was there a moment when even the o

ticket freckle spoke with us at the forum in chernobyl. >> the structural issue that needs to be addressedmployment -- unemployed in europe is high come in some places very, very high. the reasons are structural. printing money will not solve that issue. competitiveness in some places have been eroded. print in -- printing money will not solve that issue. in order to allow those companies and investors to carry out their plans, they do need the liquidity and that is where these he becomes an. i think -- comes in that's where the ecb comes in. andtandup comedian, writer tv personality joan rivers died at the age of 81. the new york state department of health is looking into her death. >> what was her jagged line? >> on your face. [laughter] >> it's hard not to laugh. >> she did it to herself. >> no holds were barred. to talk about her addiction to plastic surgery. she talked about her husband's suicide. she wanted to cry and she wanted to laugh. >> earlier today, i spoke with the chairman of your beanie global economics nouriel roubini himself about the ecb injection. he said the decision i