and the robert wood johnson foundation, and i want to thank them, has supported our work. they gave us a little money to figure out how we can deepen our cooperation. so we came up with this idea of a business fund which would give every company a chance to provide all children and families with whom it's in contact, that is either as employees or customers, the chance to make choices that lead to the healthiest possible lives. under this business fund, which they, the robert wood johnson foundation, are going to fund i think quite generously to start out, these two organizations will develop new and innovative solutions to get even more kinds of partnerships with companies, and to involve nongovernmental organizations. so we'll have better coordination across the field. one of the things that i learned, for example, in our alliance with communities all across america through our health matters initiative, is that there are a lot of things that peripherally affect childhood obesity. like some places have no out of school play places. one place that looks like ideal is jack

. ♪ ♪ >> and by the robert wood johnson foundation, working with diverse partners to build a nationalture of health so everyone can live productive and healthy lives. the california endowment. health happens in neighborhoods. learn more. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> please welcome dr. rishi manchanda to this program. he's part of a new generation of health care practitioners who specialize and see health as more than a chemical equation that can be balanced. health begins in the place where is we live, work, eat and play. so i'm pleased to have dr. rishi manchanda on our program as we continue our road to health series. good to have you on. >> thank you so much. >> i've been reading about your work. you refer to yourself as an upstreamist. what does that mean? >> the term comes from a parable that i heard early in my career and i adopted and made it my own. three friends come to a river, it's a beautiful scene. unfortunately something tragic happens. there are people in the water, children, adults, the elderly, all drowning. the th

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. >> and by the robert wood johnson foundation working with diverse partners to build a national culturer: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers look you. thank you. . >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. prime minister winston churchill on the crown has taken awards at the critics choice and sag awards. this weekend you can catch him as a billionaire property developer in the film "beatriz at dinner." we're glad you joined us. the conversation with john lipco coming up in just a moment.

and, for the record, the robert wood johnson foundation, which helps to fund the kalispell pilot program, is also a funder of the newshour. >> woodruff: finally tonight, humorist david sedaris plumbs his own diaries for his latest book showcasing life's idiosyncrasies. jeffrey brown sat down with sedaris recently, amidst his performing around the country in some 120 cities. >> brown: a 60-year-old hugely successful writer, looking back at his younger self... ...the one before the millions of books sold, the countless live appearances, before adoring audiences and, often in his culottes, the regular appearances on late night tv. on a recent morning, we joined david sedaris at the archives of la mama theater in lower manhattan, one of the small stages where he first told stories. in a new book titled "theft by finding," sedaris offers a kind of fractured portrait of the artist behind the stories, through his personal diaries. >> trying this persona on and that persona on. you know, trying acting and, oh, now look, i'm trying sculptor, and now, all the sudden, i'm a painter. but that you co

states, anthem is the sole insurer in kentucky, georgia, missouri, and nevada according to the robert wood johnson departure leaves big holes. they cite uncertainty for pulling out specifically whether the administration funds cost reduction subsidies for low income enrollees. they called this increasing lack of predictability unsustainable. they note those reasons are not specific to ohio, so we'll see what happens elsewhere. anthem shares, meantime, kelly, rising to a record high today. back to you. >> listen, if it's not a profitable business, you know, investors probably say that's the way to go. thank you. tough slide for customers, though. >> exactly. >>> yeah. thank you. we're an hour away from a big capitol hill meeting on tax reform meantime. a lot of moving parts in washington. going to ylan in washington. can they get it done amid everything that's happening? >> reporter: certainly are going to try, kelly. the treasury secretary and gary cohen talk with top republicans about how to keep moving despite all the news and history that is tuck sucking up the air in washington. paul ryan and