consumers should stop riding the bikes right away and return them to a fuji dealer for a free replacement frame. >>> an eye opening article in the "wall street journal" reveals the way we are turning ourselves into fashion victims with clothes that are too height and heels that are too high. for example, skinny jeans, the slimmer the better for fashion sake but a tight pant leg can pinch the sensitive nerve in your upper thigh. >> it can cause terrible burning, tingling and pain. >> according to one study, skin nip jeans haves will been linked to digestive problem -- have also been linked to digestive problems and blood clots. also, body slimmers and waist sin muching belts. they can cause nerve problems and stomach aches and those killer high heeled shoes are increasing your risk for bunions and fractures. >> those who shop at amazon, nordstrom's and costco are the happiest. nordstrom's among the highest. supermarket shoppers were satisfied. on the other hand, walmart received one of the lowest stores in both the department store and supermarket category and netflix, obviously, they tank

then all the other varieties, the fujis, galas, but they're coming back now. let's face it. they're beautiful. little bit of wax to them. make sure you wash it off. when you buy them. look for nice and shiny. the departer red, the better they're going to be. nice and firm. when you bring them home, simply store them in the refrigerator. do not store them on the counter or table. they look beautiful, but at room temperatures, apples get mushy. keep them cold. washington red delicious apples. right now the value is fantastic. as a matter of fact, there's some great buys, ads on these apple. an apple a day, keeps the doctor away. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. they just smell good. >> he forgot to wash it. >> he just said wash it. >> so we're talking about a little bit of citrus fruit. a clash in italy. >> it's a rean actment. people bombarded each other with oranges. according to the 20th century, a woman ejected the advances of an evil tyrant. she cuts off his head and sets the town free. i like that event. i could do that. >> enjoy your day. go to college. mo

japan's fuji heavy industry is know as sue ba rue is pulling out of the mini car production. the company says it's allocating its resources to make more value added models to survive global competition. they began producing theniny car subaru often called the lady bird in 1958. the company has produced some eight million mini vehicles since then. the production line has been working at full capacity trying to handle last minute orders. >> translator: we will cherish the trust we've acquired from our customers and keep producing quality vehicles. we will adapt to the changing times and begin a new chapter in car production to meet shifting demand. >> the assembly line will be used to develop a sports car with toyota motor. the chinese government sees a live forum as a potential threat to stability. officials used to delete politically sensitive comments. but a micro blogging service is so influential that government officials can no longer ignore public opinion. >> reporter: a high speed train accident put -- the accident killed 40 people. but government officials allowed trai

you can even see mount fuji. i am so glad i came. >> port authorities hope to solve another problem with the next phase of redevelopment. big container vessels can't get into tokyo bay. the standard for global shipping companies, but the waters here are too shallow. japanese exporters are forced to ship cargo in smaller boats to south korea and other regional hubs, wasting time and money. workers are deepening the ocean floor to make way for larger ships. >> translator: we want to make tokyo bay as competitive as busan and other ports and be one of the hubs in the region. >> the tokyo gate bridge doesn't just connect two pieces of land. many are optimistic it will bridge the commercial gap between tokyo and the rest of the world. rina nakano, nhk world, tokyo. >>> it was good weather for taking in the tokyo skyline over the weekend, but we're seeing a different picture today. rachel ferguson joins us with the world weather picture. >> hi, catherine. yes, it will be a little different as we start the week. we have

fuji electric says it started entrusting aij with some of the pension money nine years ago. the company says as of the end of last year, invested funds in aij amounted to around $150 million. that accounts for about 9% of total of corporate pension funds. the electronics maker says its pension plan will take steps to ensure that problem will not affect pension benefits. >>> a tokyo-based systems development company called scsk corporation started entrusting money to aij in 2003. its figure now stands at about $67 million, or 13% of its overall pension assets. scsk says it plans to make up for the losses, if any, to ensure its employees will receive pension benefits without fail. >>> the japan securities investment advisers association says it may tighten its rules to prevent a reoccurrence of a massive corporate pension losses by a member organization. the association plans to review its annual survey of the internal administration of its 252 members. the association currently asks members around 100 questions such as whether or not they regularly hold internal inspections.

program at an underground site near the city of home by installing thousands of new generation center fujis according to reports and israel is stepping up its anti around rhetoric and urging the international community to increase sanctions against iran israel accuses iran of being behind bomb attacks targeting its diplomats in india georgia and thailand earlier this week already under enormous international pressure over its nuclear program tonight and the involvement of the islamic state insists its nuclear work is peaceful and accuses israel of waging a psychological war that some fear is paving the way for military action political analyst chris bambery explains what he thinks israel is up to. i think what they're reading and israelis are trying to do is trying to up the ante and so the americans will do something they aren't capable of taking out around nuclear program they don't have the means to do it best they could memorize a hit and run and run a time but i think actually behind the rhetoric about nuclear weapons the reality is what they are worried about is being increased of the

you can use fuji, braeburn, whatever type of apple you like. adds a nice flavor and a nice crunch. slice that down. a couple of pieces of apple in the bowl. gonna ahead and toss that real gently. you'll notice i'm using my hand to toss the salad. what we find is that the tongs will bruise your lettuce and really beaup the salad. so this allows you to be really gentle and keep this nice, light, fluffy lettuce nice, light, and fluffy. so we put all the greens right there on the plate. want to make sure that your apple slices are visible. on top of that, we add a little bit of these california candied walnuts that we make in house. and a little bit of crumbled point reyes blue cheese. so you'll notice that this is a very local salad. this is lettuce grown in california, blue cheese produced in point reyes california, and local california walnuts, and there you have it, our butter lettuce salad. point reyes blue cheese, sliced apples, and candied california walnuts. >> that salad looked great, and if you liked the recipe, you can visit our web site at californiacountry.org, and stay tu

lot of these countries, what we've seen in the western world we have had technology transitions to fuji, mobile announced. a lot will go directly without infrastructure, go directly into mobile gold band and really leapfrogging what the western world has been through the last 20 years. >> reporter: i know you came to highlight the issue of speed and how this is important that customers are happy with the speeds they're getting and that this encourages more usage. how do you manage this process in the market you are operating? >> first of all i think for 100 years this industry has been selling applications. right the now we're selling access to the internet. it is a huge trend and a change for the industry. and speeds in the access of the internet is going to be the next killer application and for that reason i think the operator to a large extent will start pricing quality and speeds and as part of that volume to a larger extent than we've seen in the past. >> the industry has been focusing on just how we meet the increased connectivity demand and some of the comments that have come ou