the kids were undernourished. they looked hopeless.t took a few months before i persuaded the parents to let us take on the kids. >> the number of people living in the slums soared 70% in the last 15 years. many slum residents became parents at a young age. it is full of kids, raised in unsanitary conditions surrounded by drugs and crime. those that end up at new life are among the lucky ones. surrounded by nature, they have a chance at a fresh start. by picking fruits and vegetables and watering plants, they learn to take care of nature and themselves. they are happy in the new environment. as their mother's condition worsens, they may never see her again. >> i feel happy because i can go to school. i like my friends, but i worry about my sick mother. >> the founder of the center insists that more needs to be done to help thailand's underprivileged children. >> as we are just a small organization, we can only work with what's already happened. i believe the government should pay more attention to this issue. >> privately operated cent

children dying of massive numbers of people undernourished, chronically hungry.have solutions, but they need right now a tremendous professional effort to scale up those solutions to reach people who need them. and that's why i believe it's important to have a practitioner very experienced in this position. >> let's point out jeffrey sachs is an american and it has traditionally always been run by an american. the imf always by a european. the status quo may not change. >> but he does present a compelling argument because he is actually out there on the road. i mean, he has been leading the u.n.'s push on the millennium goals, 2015 reducing poverty. he sounds like he could be the perfect compromised candidate in many ways. he doesn't obviously have a political agenda. he represents what world bank is, which is poverty reduction. what do you think? do you think he could be a good choice? >> it sounds as though getting somebody from the outside would be a good choice. however, i do noe few people who have worked inside the world bank or still currently work inside

undernourished pregnant women have a higher risk of miscarrying, having premature or underweight infants and delivering babies with birth defects. i gained weight pretty rapidly, which i was surprised, because i was exercising very regularly and eating-- i eat very well balanced. so it just-- my body was getting ready on its own and my doctor said not to be concerned about that. i've done a lot of reading. i've read about every book i can get my hands on, and they all said the same thing, you know, 25-35 pounds. j.p. garamone: we've been eating basically the same way for years and years and years, so it's not too much of an effort here for us. you know, the pickles and iccream really weren't an issue. fasting during pregnancy is not good. normally for a non-pregnant person, you can fast for 24 hours without having a metabolic effect, but during pregnancy that time is shortened. so women who fast for 12 to 13 hours have a significant increased risk of having a low birth weight baby, or a baby who delivers pre-term. if a woman has dinner in the evening, let's say at 6:00, and then doesn't

so i think investors are finding this somewhat undernourishing. >> you have an outperform on this stockbut what would you like to see management do or say to that point you just made, which is this is not a growth-oriented move. this is a cost-centric move. what would you like to see them do or say with respect to re-igniting some growth? >> right. so, look, hp is an elephant. it's $125 billion company. so stimulating growth is something that is very difficult to do. and it has to happen somewhat gradually. our perspective on the stock is it's incredibly inexpensive. it's literally the third least expensive stock on a price to forward earnings in the entire s&p 500 if you explit financial companies. and a very inexpensive stocks investors really believe is going to shrink going forward. i think what hp needs to do is to manage the company for its assets, which is it has a great brand, has great scale, great distribution. it needs to be operationally very effective. it needs to be strong on capital deployment and needs to gradually re-invest in r & d. but there are no silver bullets. >>

the rank and file soldier is undernourished. the average soldier is very short due to malnutrition. up another pull clip from wednesday this week. this is about cyber security. [video clip] >> working hand-in-hand with the military on the protection of our networks and particularly looking at interoperability. i have come to realize that cyber is a key domain and is important as our air, maritime, and ground operations. so, yes, we have raised the awareness on that and is something that we are looking at on a daily basis with iraq military. host: what do your studies and what is the common thinking about their cyber capabilities? guest: i think the south koreans, the japanese, and the u.s. have been surprised about how quickly the north koreans have developed this cyber capability. as far as i know, hardened and protected cyber systems. you can do a lot of damage to a country by attacking their cyber infrastructure. north korea has maintained criminal syndicates throughout asia. they export drugs, counterfeit money, and are involved in all sorts of criminal activities. it would not

the rank and file soldier is undernourished. the average soldier is very short due to malnutrition.'s pull up another clip from wednesday this week. this is about cyber security. [video clip] >> working hand-in-hand with the military on the protection of our networks and particularly looking at interoperability. i have come to realize that cyber is a key domain and is important as our air, maritime, and ground operations. so, yes, we have raised the awareness on that and is something that we are looking at on a daily basis with iraq military. host: what do your studies and what is the common thinking about their cyber capabilities? guest: i think the south koreans, the japanese, and the u.s. have been surprised about how quickly the north koreans have developed this cyber capability. as far as i know, hardened and protected cyber systems. you can do a lot of damage to a country by attacking their cyber infrastructure. north korea has maintained criminal syndicates throughout asia. they export drugs, counterfeit money, and are involved in all sorts of criminal activities. galtit woul