bacteria in their guts start to super breed and we have survival of the fittest. millions of colonies, the ones that are he fittest survive. they propagate and end up in our food. then we end up with resistant bugs. also hospitals, we're not currently disinfecting our hospitals adequately and overusing antibiotics there. get a bug on a bed, a wall, a doctor's tie. you end up not disinfecting but with the resistant bacteria. then the last problem is the drug companies don't have the incentive to make new antibiotics. we're not keeping up. when i was in training, it was the big drug. i used to say if that doesn't work, we have something else. now we have resistant bugs. wave big problem. it's a perfect storm. we're overusing antibiotics, not disinfecting properly and don't have new antibiotics available. >> you speak of hospitals not clean enough, you think of e. coli. >> cause a lot of infections, most are upper respiratory, gram positive, these are gram-negative. e. coli not responding to cipro. now it's not responding. multiple ant bobcats for same old urinary tr

where the back the yeah, millions of colonies now, the ones that are the fittest, that can overcome that antibiotic survive and then they propagate and end up in our food and we end up with resistant bugs. also in hospitals, arthel, not currently disinfecting our hospitals ad cutly and overusing antibiotics there. get a bug maybe on a bed, on a wall, on a doctor's tie, and you end up not dis infeinfecting an up with a resistant bacteria. then the last problem is that the drug companies don't have the incentive to make new antibiotics, so we're not keeping up. when i was in train iing anti-penniu anti-pennium,. we're overusing antibiotics, not disinfecting properly. >> and when you mention hospitals not being clean enough. you mention e. coli. >> an excellent point you brought up. the coli that you see that causes urinary tract infection, most of the bugs we talk are b are upper respiratory, and these e. colis are now not responding to medications such as cipro, you've heard of lev quinn and antibiotics are not working, and you give antibiotics for the same urinary tract infections a

chicago ranks *15-th in a new report of the country's fittest cities. the american college of sports medicine's study found people in chicago are smoking less, exercising more, and taking public transportation. people in our area are walking and biking to work more ... and are eating more fruit and vegetables. in 2013, chicago ranked 27th. washington d-c was named the fittest city. >> we jumped up 14 places. >> that a lot of kale. >> are you in there? >> i am here. earlier today we're talking about temperatures up in the low 60s across much of the area. some areas are in the '50s. it may be a good day to get outside and help us jump up to no. 14. here are the current temperatures. an extended stretch of sunshine starts today. we expect to be dry today and much of the upcoming weekend. it's coming our way. 72 degrees today tomorrow 77. saturday we make 80. chance of showers and thunderstorms sunday. some day we make 85. nearly 90 on monday and tuesday but chances of showers and storms. >>coming up ... n-s-a leaker edward snowden is speaking out, and now

find the fittest person on earth. they have launched what they call immersive fitness.ck box with about 20 other people. you are taught a way of dancing. is the one i did the reviewer led by a woman screaming around you. but surrounded by a 360 cinema. you are either in a music festival or a club. when i did yoga, you are surrounded by a sunset and sunrise. it is an amazing concept. amount of money they are funneling into this -- i got to do it for free. they said they will franchise it to jim's -- gyms. they say they are pumping millions of dollars in two sponsoring the sorts of evidence. one thing i thought that was interesting, i interviewed the chairman of the reback -- reebok brand. i said, what about wearables? what is real bull -- was reebok doing their? i think wearables will be really important long-term. i don't think they will be today -- in the form they are today, where you are toning your steps. not a great measure of your activity. but it will be something that will be more part of the garments you where. -- wear. it is part of the overall fitness experie

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. >> also coming up, a rival of the fittest. the chief executive of tough mother tells us how he is fighting off the competition. >> manchester united gets ready to report results later. we take a look at the family behind the franchise. breaking news for you, gdp day in europe. we have had numbers from germany, france already. italy data is breaking right now. down the number. >> it is a surprise and not a good one. it is -0.1%. that is pretty low. but france, a mess. ande regions all missing delivering really weak growth. the only one that beat is germany. there is no comparison between germany and everyone else. this is not a deal maker or dealbreaker for the ecb but it adds fuel to the fire for them to do something. >> the euro already falling into negative territory. how does this data fit with the ecb's next move? >> on the inflation point, the say be -- the ecb professional forecasters revised their outlook. this is the key, the inflation outlook. we will get one for this month and a couple of weeks. for this year, next y

. >> also coming up, a rival of the fittest.

and sponsoring the crossfit games, finding the fittest person in the world. it is a british woman. me, sadly. >> thank you very much, indeed. central bank. ended its longest streak in policy guiding is this a puause? we discussed that when we come back. ♪ >> you are watching "on the move ." i'm guy johnson in london. 30 minutes into the trading day. how are things shaping up? let's find out. european markets. it's ascension day. people will take today off and possibly tomorrow as well, making a four-day weekend. that means we will end up with a slightly longer weekend and lower volumes. in terms of the way the mere - the european markets are faring, not a great deal of movement. barelyo stoxx 600 budget. light volume will run through those continental markets. let's talk about some of the stocks. with manus cranny. over to you. >> diy. kingfisher. they have got the brand in france. russia is doing nicely. the french businesses pulling the stock price donw. . first quarter missed estimates profit missed estimates. the special dividend is not doing enough to raise the stock. the bigg

the nba playoffs, kind of a survival of the fittest. san antonio, up by as many as 15. here comes ock. the slim reaper involved. looking good, but the spurs take off. it's tim duncan, taking it right to you. 28 points and a 10-0 run for them to end the 3rd. seal it up here. leonard steal it. watch him split the defense, go in for the finger roll. 122-105, spurs up in the series 1-0. kevin durant, he needs a little more help. >>> sometimes it's the gems you can pick up on the outskirts of the pool that help your football team. the 49ers like to think they picked one up. the talented, but often injured linebacker out of stanford. some thought might be too injury prone to make it. jim harbaugh, his original coach on the farm is giving him a shot as a free agent. >> his enthusiasm remain a constant. >> i'm not a speed demon, but i know i'm fast enough. i love football, and i take pride in what i do. the decision to pursue my dreams and play this game. i'm not going to let it go. >> face paint, or no face paint. >> we'll figure it out. it depends on how much i'm playing. >>>

. >> in the survival of the fittest environment the weight yard is one of the few places where inmates can find encouragement. >> let's get another one. push it. push it. push it. >> that right there is 215 pounds. >> that's a lot of weight. >> yeah. i only weigh 170. about double my weight. a lot of these guys have motivation to lift that kind of weights. get off the bar. get off the bar. come over here and come mess with the big dogs. >> yeah, man. get that money. >> we've met other inmates whose disciplinary problems keep them off the yard, but even confined to their cells they're still determined to work out. >> the inmates that succeed generally are the ones that don't let their bodies completely deteriorate on them. >> i just focus on the street and where i'm going to be at one day. that's how i get by every day. >> they are constantly coming up with interesting ways to exercise. most of it is calisthenics. >> one, two, three, four. >> a lot of the inmates will fill bags full of water for weightlifting. >> and that kind of creativity is important because some prisons have permane

the nba playoffs, kind of a survival of the fittest. san antonio, up by as many as 15. here comes ock. the slim reaper involved. looking good, but the spurs take off. it's tim duncan, taking it right to you. 28 points and a 10-0 run for them to end the 3rd. seal it up here. leonard steal it. watch him split the defense, go in for the finger roll. 122-105, spurs up in the series 1-0. kevin durant, he needs a little more help. >>> sometimes it's the gems you can pick up on the outskirts of the pool that help your football team. the 49ers like to think they picked one up. the talented, but often injured linebacker out of stanford. some thought might be too injury prone to make it. jim harbaugh, his original coach on the farm is giving him a shot as a free agent. >> his enthusiasm remain a constant. >> i'm not a speed demon, but i know i'm fast enough. i love football, and i take pride in what i do. the decision to pursue my dreams and play this game. i'm not going to let it go. >> face paint, or no face paint. >> we'll figure it out. it depends on how much i'm playing. >>>

and buster, and another with sausages, and this is what i believe darwin called, survival of the fittest>> okay. [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: reminds me of you. remind me of you. [ indiscernible ] >> may the month in which we are already embroiled, happens to be mental health month. i guess the idea is to raise awareness of mental health issues. i am not ashamed to say i have -- i speak to a psychiatrist. i am ashamed to say what i tell the psychiatrist the i am not ashamed to tell you that i go. it is good to have someone to talk to. my guy is not your typical therapist. his name is arden. he is young. he is young. he helped me a lot. i thought it may be help for for those that have not experienced therapy of any kind. to listen in to sessions to see what it was like. >> when i was a kid. there was a bigger kid that we went to summer camp with. he used to -- he would squirt mustard down my pants. and then he would call me mustard butt. and now every time i smell mustard i have to go in my room and cry. >> yeah. yeah, that's, that's kind of, yeah, that's a problem. >> here's the thing. th

. >>> san francisco has been ranked one of the top five fittest cities in america.ccording to a new report, san francisco came in at number 5, just ahead of san jose. the study looked at the nation's 50 largest urban areas and ranked them based on health behaviors, levels of chronic disease, and resources to support exercise. san francisco was given high ranks for having fewer smokers and less obesity than the average city. people were also said to exercise a lot, eat fruit, and bike or walk to work. >>> an investigation now under way into the deaths of two men who fell 100 feet from a crane. cal osha says it thinks it knows what's to blame for the accident at a bridge north of  vacaville. >> i can't imagine life without water polo. >> and back home and recovering after being run down in isla vista. the injuries one man sustained and what he doesn't want people to forget. >> time for the bay area weekend. temperatures are going up. slight bump in numbers expected for today and sunday will be the warmest day. a look at the numbers, coming up. ♪ take the nestea plun

firefighters are building their fireline, protection is the main priority here but is survival of the fittest so if this fire were to jump the fire line and get one of those houses on fire, the firefighters dope really have the manpower or the time to put out individual fires of homes. they would then move to the next subdivision or next area of houses to protect those. so they line up -- a strategy they've been practicing for the better part of 40 years. get the dry brunch -- drew brush out of the -- the dry brush out of the way and hope the winds maintain a direction so they can get a zone of comfort between the fire and the homes themselves. but of course, if the fire jumps and hits these houses, then they move on and do protection down the line. >> fighting these fires for 40 years and yet they keep rebuilding the houses. doesn't sound that smart, about as one who is from hurricane area where we do the same thing, our husbands get knocked down and we rebuild. seems like a fool's folly. >> it, but you have to keep in mind, when all this stuff burns away you have years of natural protection

you know, it was survival of the fittest. it was beautiful.ts talk about the hood, we don't get a chance to talk about the beauty of the community, also. a lot of great people come out of the neighborhoods and i have been inspired by the all, the good and bad, but it's definitely a survival. >> charlie: where did this documentary come from that we saw? >> this was a couple years in the making by two cool guys, one nine and eric parker. they put this together and i wanted nothing to do with it. i mean, i knew them from being around them in the industry, they were working in the industry, and they had interviewed my father and a few other people and, you know, that wasn't new. there were people coming around, interviewing my folks and, you know, but something about them, they kept at it, and they really were so determined to get it done that, you know, i thought it had gone away. and just last year, we sat down and they showed me how much they'd done, and i just had to take my hat off and finally sit down and do an interview and let them in. i'm

the survival of the fittest." and you don't want to be -- >> yeah.'s great. that should be -- >> i don't know what that means but yes. >> that should be on the sign. "welcome to washington d.c." >> "cockroaches survive." [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: so -- >> maybe a team? maybe a sports team could be the cockroaches. or the wizards. >> seth: well, i think it's still better than the redskins. >> yes, it is. >> seth: now, you also just directed a movie. congratulations. >> i did. i did. >> seth: but you finish the movie and then you went to a crowd funding site to raise some more money for the movie. now -- >> it's a true indie. we're keeping it indie so we shot the movie and then ran out of money -- >> seth: mm-hmm. >> which is perfect. >> seth: right. >> so, you have to go out and beg for money. so, we did this site called "indie go-go." and -- to make it fun, i created these free life hacks. so if you were the site -- >> seth: a life hack. is that -- >> a life hack is, like, a way to shortcut life. like, if you lose your cell phone charger, ju

. >> these were designed for the best, the fittest. they are trained to go through the obstacle the that they may see in their line of the work. when people like you and mow who are average jos or weekend warriors, we'll be less up to the change. the body is not made to withstand things like being electrocuted or jumping through fire or a change this temperatures. then, if you were a weekend warrior, how do you train? >> there's no way. some of these injuries and deaths are people jumping into these thinks not recognising what it means. >> you're right. i can't imagine have you been electric shocking themselves to get ready for an event like this. before it seemed we were jumping over these event. other endurance events had a share of perills. we'll look at a study in the jourm of sports. 28 runners died between 2000 and 2009. a study found that 14 people died in triathlons from 2006 to 2008. obstacle races - are they more dangerous? >> that's a great question. any time someone engages in an extreme sport, there are risks. if you think