t. health care and infrastructure and then on the legal side you know what we've seen is that there has been there's been legislation adopted in relation to the concessions laws and in relation to financing so we've seen. ok stephen stephen you've given all the great plus there's a new selling in investment in this country in a great way tell me what the obstacles are because i'm the great contrarian all the time what's the downside what do they still have to do what i think the downside are these projects involve a huge amount of they require huge huge amount of investment even at the regional level you're talking of projects in the tens of millions and where is it projects in a federal level you're talking talking about hundreds of millions so investors need to be sure that there's going to be a return on upon their personal and very best moment. investment is going to be guaranteed that there are protections there for them we have i got you back here in the studio when you look at your search related. tricity sector how much of a problem is in your lives in huge investment in this in

t >>> china's ministry of health says that the black vinegar produced in the northern province is safe and meets quality standards. the ministry's response came tuesday after media reports said that excessive food additives and preservatives are used to prepare the product. the black vinegar is a famous condiment in china. the health ministry says all of the ingredients used to prepare the vinegar meet chinese food safety standards. >>> consumption of sake or japanese rice wine has dropped nearly 40% in japan over the past decade. but sake exports have nearly doubled as more japanese restaurants open up abroad. we look at one long established sake brewery's strategy to up exports. >> reporter: this sake marketer gets lessons from a veteran sake brewer. dana works at this brewery, where she is learning the secret behind what makes good sake. the brewery was founded 170 years ago in aki city. last year, the brewery hired her in the hope that she could help boost exports. she majored in japanese culture at a u.s. college. after graduation, she moved to japan for work, and fell in love wit

t >>> china's ministry of health says that the black vinegar produced in the northern province is safe and meets quality standards. the ministry's response came tuesday after media reports said that excessive food additives and preservatives are used to prepare the product. the black vinegar is a famous condiment in china. the health ministry says all of the ingredients used to prepare the vinegar meet chinese food safety standards. >>> consumption of sake or japanese rice wine has dropped nearly 40% in japan over the past decade. but sake exports have nearly doubled as more japanese restaurants open up abroad. we look at one long established sake brewery's strategy to up exports. >> reporter: this sake marketer gets lessons from a veteran sake brewer. dana works at this brewery, where she is learning the secret behind what makes good sake. the brewery was founded 170 years ago in aki city. last year, the brewery hired her in the hope that she could help boost exports. she majored in japanese culture at a u.s. college. after graduation, she moved to japan for work, and fell in love wit

the article describes the debate over what the story terms a major provision of t health care reform law which provides that if a worker has employer-based coveragthat's affordable for the employee only, the family is eected to take the employer coverage even if it is unaffordable. is this the correct interpretation and can you clarify some of that for us? >> we are actual looking at that very issue which is the interpretation of the application of the tax credit to the individual, to the family and who qualifies at what point, when an employer makes an offer, is that binding on the dependents of the family members of the employee. we are anticipating in future guidance to clarify this and a number of issues relating to the application of the tax credit and how it works. we put out a first kind of wa of guidance just a couple weeks ago on the exchanges and the next phase of that, which will deal with eligibility and enrollment and the application of the tax credit hopefully will clarify some of those issues. >> then i have one last question. this also addresses one of the issues that

sweeping guidelines aimed to help women stop health problems before they start. >> at&t announces a new crackdown on cell phone data hogs. >>> the f.b.i. says it has a new credible lead in 40-year-old hijacking case that's become le jep dare. d.b. cooper halftimed a northwest airlines flight in 1971 and he ended up parachuting out of the plane over washington state with $200,000 ransom money never to be seen again. investigators checked 1,000 leads over the past 40 years but now a recent tip and forensic evidence is being looked at closely by the f.b.i. >>> what university has the distinction of being the top party school in the u.s.? new princeton review service says ohio university, in athens, ohio, tops the list. ohio was number two last year and made the list 12times since 1997. rounding out the top five, the university of georgia. the university of mississippi. the university of iowa. and the university of california, u.c. santa barbara. here is the so-called stone cold sober schools. bringham young, wheeton wesley. u.s. military academy west point. that is a list that mike and i w

going to force the politicians to come to grips with these problems you eloqu t eloquently scribe every day on your show. health care is broken, we can't afford entitlement. doesn't matter how want to solve the problem, we have to admit these things and solve these things. if if i made you king, you could find a commission, get it settled up in three months' time. political with we don't have the nerve to do it because our political system is out of control. just like the fed's out of control. >> how do you resolve, how do you begin the process of resolution knowing that you owe more money than you have, that you have this corrupt relationship between the financial system and the government that you have? that the markets and the world is concerned that future employment is not going to be there, future prosperitisy threatened because of what we're discussing and how do you use the incredible incentive that the threat is, the incredible opportunity that that level of problem-solving represents to compel a real resolution as opposed to insane sort of single issue crusades to annihilate spending on this or annihi

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t. information technology service provider, works for banks, health care companies and others. the stock was able to pop higher today thanks to a stronger outlook. what pushes it above 72 and change? >> cognizant technologies works globally to help companies, especially in growth areas like computing and mobility, get more innovative cut costs and that's what it's really about, and it's amazing that a company like cognizant is still able to do well in this environment. but they're very, very competitive, even though they actually raised prices, their effectiveness is there in the marketplace, zoo you'll continue to see it run because investors go after stocks that do well. >> tom: the company announced that it made over 7,000 net new hires in the past quarter, so there's a bullish outlook there. rebecca sent us a note online, writing some time back you said goal was in a multi year bull run. are you still of that opinion? as we know, not adjusted for inflation, gold prices are at record highs over $1600 an ounce. >> well, indeed, tom, 2007, 2008, 2009 i was calling gold on this

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they were worried about the kid's health literally he wasn't -- >> bill: you support that decision. >> it wasn't because he was obese. it's tcause of all the other health issues that the dad wasn't around couldn't take care of. >> bill: that weight at that age. >> thought he might die by the time he is 20 years old. where does this stop you? sudden lynn decide if a kid is 300 pounds take him away. 200 pounds. >> bill: have the same situation on the other end of the spectrum. if there is malnutrition. >> we talked about that before. >> bill: if if there is mall to you that trition in the home the state has the right to go in and remove the child because the child isn't being fed properly. >> right. >> bill: if you have gross obesity where health problems are developing. i don't see the difference. >> i don't see it really either. let's face it obesity is a huge problem in our society. it's not going to be solved by taxing junk food or anything like that, what about incentives in obama care? that's what would have worked. when companies have incentives for people to lose weight and their health insurance costs go down. they l

california's division of occupational safety and health, construction workers to wear hard hats, required t t adult film industry to protect workers from hazards associated with bloodborne pathogens. the regulations clearly state employers must provide and ensure employees use, appropriate personal protective equipment. including condoms, dental dams, gloves and eye protection. but those rules are rarely enforced. the industry has been ig rouse about testing, but not about condom use. that may be partly to do with aesthetics. >> the whole point is to see something raw and something really sexual. people should be using condoms in their real life but when they see it on the screen, they don't really want to see that. >> reporter: and it seems to have everything to do with me. steve hirsch, ceo of vivid entertainment, one of the biggest producers, spoke with "nightline" in 2009. >> the truth is that when people watch adult movies they are watching it for the fantasy. they don't want to see condoms. it just doesn't sell as well. that's just a fact. >> they say they won't make as much money but

i was sitting in my office at the national institute t of health in bethesda doing my job of workingn basic and clinical research when this mmwr that you saw on the screen landed on my desk. june 5, 1981. and i remember reading it, what a curiosity. five men from los angeles, curiously all gay, otherwise well with a disease that i knew very well is -- as an infectious disease physician is only seen in people with suppressed immune systems. i thought it would go away, and then one month later on the fourth of july, 1981, a similar mmwr landed on my desk now reporting 26 men -- again, curiously all gay men -- now from l.a., terrorist and new york city. not only with pneumonia, but also sarcoma. and i remember for the first time in my medical career i got goose bumps because i knew this was something new and something horrible. but i never in my wildest dreams would have imagined what would unfold for us in this country and throughout the world. i'm very proud to have been in this organization, in the department of health & human services and at the nih during those early years when we

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health watch tonight. before big drug companies took over, fame cypharmacists used t prepare medication, now pharmacies are going back to the practice. here is marla teyez who explains. >> reporter: a growing number of pharmacists filling prescriptions are doing more than counting manufactured pills. they're mixing and making medications. a practice known as compounding. >> especially tailor ford you. it is customized medicine for each individual. >> reporter: at this pharmacy, the second floor is dedicated to compounding i is now 15% of its business with customers like 1-year-old victoria who had reflux. >> at first it was a pill that they had me give her which i had to hold in her mouth. that wasn't working out. then i found out that they actually make the same medication through liquid through compounding. so it was great. it was night and day. >> reporter: medications can be blended into lollipops and gummies which are popular with picky kids. >> a lot of the elderly use it as well. we can make your tablets you would normally have to take, we can make it into a liquid. >> you can pick a flavor for your

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health. tonight, sobering new numbers. on a arica's struggle with obesity. the medical journal lancet says if tnds continue, more than half american men will be obese by 2030. some companies and their workers are creating an opportunity out of this crisis in some ways that might even increase your payche paycheck. deborah roberts has their story. >> reporter: a cash reward for slimming down? >> it's a great motivation. >> that's s great incentive. >> reporter: these florida coworkers are happy to take the bribe. losing weight with hopes of gaining a $10,000 prize. a state-wide contest to get people serious about better health. but paying out cash? one study shows that dieters who got paid were nearly four times more likely to lose weight. workplaces everywhere are now offering all kinds of incentives, like in-house gyms and healthy cafeterias. and group challenges like the one at mission produce in oxnard, california, seem to pay off too. 35-year-old sales associate tommy padilla teamed up with coworkers and dropped 30 pounds in his first two months on the job. companies are reaping a benefit,

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here in moscow you with r t let's check out some other news in our world update for you steve jobs. of the electronics giant apple has resigned as its c.e.o. following health problems and he'll be replaced by chief operating officer tim cook jobs who underwent a liver transplant after suffering from pancreatic cancer said he could no longer handle his duties the fifty five year old has been on medical leave for an undisclosed condition since mid january. the former bosnian serb military commander is were to return to the international tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague later on thursday a lot it was accused of responsibility for the killing of almost eight thousand muslim men and boys its weapon in one thousand nine hundred five it comes a day after their water time leader of rebel serbs in croatia pleaded not guilty to crimes against humanity the court. after being shaken by the east coast of the us is bracing itself to be hit by hurricane irene a heavy rain and winds earlier battered parts of the caribbean sweeping through cuba and the dominican republic is expected to become a category four hurricane as it passes over the northwestern baham