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we will try to avoid imping an electricity usage limit again. >> tokyo electric power company or tepco has begun stress test s on idle nuclear reactors. these tests were imposed as a condition before reactors are put back online. tepco began a test on friday at two of the reactors of the nuclear plant. utility plans to assess their resistance to earthquakes and tsunamis through a series of computer simulations. the next step will be to obtain approval of local authorities, but so far opinions remain divided. >> translator: if the safety of the reactors is confirmed by the stress tests, there is no reason to keep the power station offline. >> the governor of niigata prefecture appears more reluctant. he says a proper assessment of the fukushima accident will be needed before the reactors can be restarted. >>> the sixth month anniversary of this country's devastating earthquake, tsunami, and crisis is this sunday. for this week's "the road ahead" will show how the accident of the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant is changing japan's energy policy. joining us now is our reporter. let'

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recover as well, and we need to be able to give consumers good information about what products are impateed wharks are not imp kateed, and, you know, when they can get back to the normal consuming patterns. another important example of our collaboration is food net. this project had been has been around since the mid-1990s, a big collaboration support for anyone who works in the prevention of foodborne disease. they give us our annual report card. when looking where to take the trends from, how do we know how we're doing? we look at these results every year. it's a collaboration between the usda, centers for disease control, and all the state health departments that take part this it. food net including about ten state health departments, actually win local city level, los angeles county, and it covers about 15% of the u.s. population, and we feel it is a representative catchman area. we look to them every year to tell us what's happening with key food born pathogens and look at trends year to year. fda was the original founding partners and continues to be supportive in terms of fundi

alternative suggest some programs perhaps to grieve and counsel so that this person could get some impnk and sympathy -- >> many of the companies have it. the company has employee assistance programs, they have those programs, there are therapists that this individual could have gone to. why is it the burden of the employers to provide it? megyn: and especially, mercedes, because it was co-workers who were allegedly complaining. the boss had to listen to all of the employees and, apparently, co-workers came in and said, can you, please, stop because i feel uncomfortable? >> so they say. as a result perhaps -- not perhaps, but it absolutely could have been handled more effectively. i think to get her into the type of counseling and give her the type of guidance that she needed would have been a more -- megyn: but, mercedes, did the employer have the obligation to do that? allegedly, the boss said if you need to talk about her, you can come into my office and speak of her behind closed doors. >> all he's trying to do is run a business, and he's saying to her if you need a sounding board,

guest: imp centers put out test alerts. there are also websites.he university of maryland extension service as an imported website one can go to. host: what is ipm? guest: integrated pest management. host: if there are any farmers there want to talk to us and get involved in the discussion, your number is 202? -- 202- host: or line for independence. floyd, you are on "the washington journal." caller: it actually ate my grape leaf, and i have tried different things. the only thing i have seen so far that does not seem -- it does not want to attack is the tomato. i've not had any problems on the tomato vine, but they are on my cabbage and everything else. is there something in the to made of the woodwork to keep these things away? -- in the tomato? guest: you're finding the preferred host on some plants in greater plants than others. using those really attractive hosts as a mechanism to lure them to reticular crop to protect the others in your garden. we have heard from different people over the course of this season about certain crops. more attract

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. >> let me respond then because that's pretty important they are imp kateed that i'm for i.t., and i'mnot. i've been clear, again, earlier, it was on my watch that we dwoched the army field manual based under executive order governs how interrogations are conducted. i've overseen them, we adhere to the manual and before we had that as division commander, we said we'll follow the geneva convention period, and not go beyond that, beyond that, the army manuals work. there's no implication and our values direction to the troopers as variety dimes as ale, and also, of course, the agency doesn't do interrogations at this point anyway. >> that's fair. your point is sterling in this regard, you've been a leader, and i thank you for that. >> thank you. >> let me ask a simple questions, ten years passed since the years of 9/11, do you believe al die da exists ten years from now as well as other violent groups as well. general clapper, turning to you to kick it off. >> i don't believe al-qaeda ten years from now will necessarily exist in the form today or what it was ten years ago, but what i do

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