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The hours off in the afternoon may no longer facilitate an enormous meal and nap. but they prevent people from eating at desks in cubicles. it's a food and lifestyle issue. their priorities are different than ours. when i got home i checked on the italian life expectancy, in italy it was 82.09 years in 2011 compared to 78.64 in america. and our rate of obesity is double italys of 17.2%. that's according to the u.n. report. the explanation from my italian friend was confirmed by dr. kenneth thorpe the chair at the department of health policy and management at emery's rollins school of health. y...

If it's not fresh, we're not buying it. the hours off in the afternoon might no longer facilitate an enormous meal and nap. the point is it's a food and lifestyle issue. the food reflects the lifestyle. their priorities are different than ours. when i got home i checked on the italian life expectancy and rate of obesity. in italy it was 82.09 years in 2011 according to the world health organization compared to 78.64 in america. and our rate of obesity is double italy's of 17.2%. the explanation from my italian friend was confirmed by dr. kenneth thorpe, the chair in the department of health po...

And expensive, and won't be fooled by appearance if it doesn't taste good. we won't buy it. the hours off in the afternoon may no longer facilitate an enormous meal and nap. but they prevent people from eating at desks in cubicles. it's a food and lifestyle issue. their priorities are different than ours. when i got home i checked on the italian life expectancy, in italy it was 82.09 years in 2011 compared to 78.64 in america. and our rate of obesity is double italys of 17.2%. that's according to the u.n. report. the explanation from my italian friend was confirmed by dr. kenneth thorpe the ch...

Those numbers. >> guys, good morning. looks like better than expected news, at least with regard to the number of jobs we added last month. 175,000, the april number revised higher. the unemployment rate rose. it looks like labor force participation may have been behind that, so people coming into the workforce, that's what we like to see. that's at 7.6%. we're sort of casting around for direction here because even though you could call this a touch better than expected on the headline payrolls figure, there's going to be a lot in here for everyone. it leaves us almost with the status quo that...

Rating, we are not talking about the fiscal impact. someone is going have to pay for the rebuilding. japan has the highest national debt in the world. it will have to borrow more to pay for that. finally very quickly monita, the yen versus the dollar. the yen became dangerously strong in the immediate aftermath of the disaster because people saw a lot of yen would be needed for the rebuilding exercise. it went to a near record high against the u.s. dollar. it has come back since we got that news from the bos. 82.09. still strong, but not nearly as dangerously strong as it was. >> andrew, thank...