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d this indefinitely. these countries run into trouble with the sovereign debt. they print bonds to get out of that problem. in order to be liquid the european central bank has to buy these bonds. if they don't keep making these loans, the central bank will never get paid back. >> woodruff: here in the united states we are looking at as the federal research told us last week weakness for months, two years at least to come. what's the effect of all this on the united states? >> clearly we've seen the effects over the last couple of weeks in the stock market. i think the average american is feeling it every day. these political indecisions on both sides of the atlantic are taking the stock market up 600 points down 400 points and then down 500 points. i think that the industry... the man on the street is feeling this. >> woodruff: the man on the street in europe or the united states? >> both but probably more here because our investment funds tend to be a little more risky on the stock side than the europeans' so i think we feel it more. therefore, the average person might as

scott thomas, the chemistry physics chair taught auto cad so she could program our very real 3-d printer to print parts of the print corners for the control in the future printer. finally, they had to fashion a clay kidney to represent the innovative project, a new kiddny formed by the own patient's bone marrow stem celled stimulated by various molecules to develop into kiddny specific tissues and have it assembled by the printer. they pushed existing technology for future uses, worked as a team, recruit experts to help them, had to articulate their problem and innovative solutions clearly and accurately. they had to complete their project on time and had to do a deal with unfamiliar technology and tools. all these skills will serve them very well if they continue in the stem disciplines or for ma matter, any discipline they follow. i hope you have time to see the prototypes and listen to the students talk about the ideas that they brought to washington and for which you so graciously have provided a national venue. thank you. >> thank you for a good presentation, and i thank you all for your tes

d armed islamic extremists. you know has vowed to stay in libya as long as it is needed with british jets firing missiles i printed off his command and control bunker in his hometown of see it this week activist john reste says that self-interest may be the driving force behind you why it is intervention. nobody's going to shed any tears for that brutal dictatorship but i imagine that what most people in libya don't want is to swap the rule prepare for you for that of the western powers that live here and so you will come to power as the proxies of the western powers and the western powers don't do this without asking for a payback and they will be asking for a payback if i were a libyan and i were listening to what nato said earlier that they want to assist the transition i mean heaven knows what a military alliance supposedly assisting a transition to democracy is all about i would take those remarks as more threats that are probably just as a direct threat that they will use their military and economic weight to gain what they want out of a new government in libya anti-war activists john briggs they're commenti

d to go. too often we don't read the fine print on those labels and we ignore another crucial number.rter: serving sizes are sneaky. and while labels don't lie, they can certainly be misleading. >> it's important to realize a serving size is not necessarily a portion size. >> reporter: it's time to play how many servings are you eating? take pam cooking spray. what does the serving size say? >> a quarter of a second spray. >> is that realistic? >> no. >> reporter: just how long is that? start t e clock. we decided to cook with that amount. one serving of eggs, which is one egg. it's hard to be nutritious. next up, campbell's condensed chicken noodle soup. here's a serving. according to the label. a little less than half a can. but many consumers admit to eating a whole can. >> it's ridiculous. no one's going to eat one-fifth of that can. >> reporter: in response to all this confusion, the center for science in the public interest is urging the food and drug administration to revise its serving size regulations. >> they should tell you what it is for the entire product. so there's the