Didn't spot the program, but there's a Europe-wide research project (ITER) on the go that hopes to build a reactor that will the first to put out more more energy than went in getting it going. Very much research just now, so liable to take a fair bit of time, but very interesting stuff.
Problems they have had with prior fusion attempts it takes around 4 mega watts to enough power out to run a light bulb.
A H bomb is a fusion bomb, which basically takes a nuclear bomb to get a fusion reaction going, as well as lots of deuterium (hydrogen with a neutron), and a tritium (hydrogen with 2 neutrons) party pack to act as a catalyst. Personally i think it will be a long time before we see cheap and safe fusion power.