collections make it hard to teach girls that beauty is not determined by a fancy labor or a pricey garr -- garment. >>> we'll take a look at new guidelines for school lunches. >>> plus, how a local organization is helping homeless men get back on their feet. >>> well, in tonight's health alert, school lunches are getting an overhall -- overhaul. so what can kids expect to see more of. >> reporter: more veggies, less fat. the u.s. department of agriculture is set to implement their new starnsd, the first major overhaul in more than 15 years. first lady michelle obama, vilsack and rachael ray headed to a school to talk up the requirements which will impact an estimated 32 million kids who get meals in schools. >> to make sure they get basic nutrition that they need to stay healthy. >> reporter: the overhaul is aimed at combating childhood obesity. nearly one in five is obese. month requirements more foods rich in whole grain and lighter in sodium. offering only fat free or low fat milk. it calls for age appropriate calorie limits and serving sizes and a reduction in saturated fats and tra

picking garr bang is the only way to get enough to eat. >> translator: my father is sick so i have no choice but to do this. >> reporter: a local ngo has built a school near the garbage site to help the children. about 150 students attend the school. they all live at the dump, but they get medical check ups and free meals through the school. his younger brother started at this school two years ago. after -- he stay collecting garbage, he goes to the school to pick up his brother. he wishes he was also playing with his friends. but he has to support his family. he hopes that one day he too will go to school and become a doctor. >> translator: working at the dump site is no fun at all. it's just that there's no alternative job. i want to return to my hometown some day. >> reporter: he endures a tough job to support his family, but that doesn't stop him from dreaming that one day things will get better. >> and that will wrap up our bulletin. >> thanks. >>> some high tech firms are developing robots to help elderly or sick people get through their day. assistant robots help them get up an

unified decisions and going ahead with unified plans, albeit of a lowest common denominator major garre-- natur. but with the saudis pulling out, they're showing is splitting of ranks. other arab states -- the rese -- they regard the mission on the ground as perhaps not perfect but the only game in town at the moment. there is really no other alternative. the league knows that the u.s. security council is divided itself, with the russians and chinese basically protecting syria and regards criticism or condemnation of syria as a kind of red line. it does undermine the whole thrust of the thing. from syria's point of view, it diminishes the credibility and show of unity the arab side, always. -- the arabs had come up with. >> presumably they'd know full well that their move will be damaging. >> don't forget, they also pulled their ambassadors out of the mass is quite early on -- pulled their ambassadors out of the damascus quite early on. saudis and qatar feel outrage, and they also feel vulnerable because they see the country sliding into disintegration i could have impact on the whole r

gregory garre, kaj comeback to justice kennedy's question? this was not an appeal. the question was how many cases where is there no appeal. he had been convicted and appealed. >> the direct proceedings are over. he had appealed. to the state supreme court. did he seek here as well? >> did for. >> and this was a post conviction. >> it was. but they set up that system and allows for appeals. the cat to private. >> but i do not think that it is extraordinary that there be no appeal. >> are not aware of any state that does not allow appeal in first conviction proceeding. >> allowed, but it would not seem to be extraordinary that it was not sought. >> in this case there was a direct appeal. then there was a proceeding that we're talking about here. the trial judge waived for 18 months, so you would think there is some merit to the underlying claim. in the statistics on whether or not -- on how often an appeal is abandoned or not pursued in these kind of cases? no statistics? >> that this is -- the statistics i am more of other hideous claims are in a material sense

the concern of being compassionate for the american middle class, you guys were not lazy useless beg garrs doing work, yet it doesn't matter? >> no, we reached out to him. some of the workers actually tracked him down when he was running for senate in somes mis. he talked to them, said he would look into it and get back to them. he never did. >> some of the workers that were laid off or fired tracked down mitt willard -- i'm sorry, willard mitt romney when he was running for the senate and actually talked to him about this? >> yes, he met with six of them in massachusetts, and we thought he's going to get involved, but nothing happened. >> and this is the man that says, as i've just shown in several clips, he created 100,000 jobs, and tens of thousands of jobs. rein, let me ask you quickly. when you see him campaigning saying that, how do you feel? >> oh, i think -- to me it's simple. it's profits before people. i don't think he's in touch with the reality of what it means to be on a shop floor, he's never been a manager on a shop floor. he's not even managed a plant by itself. he's never

i'm here in an airport sang garr in sarasota, florida. just a short while ago this was packed with throngs of loyal newt gingrich supporters. obviously in this area of florida and the south-central coast there's a lot of conservatives and tea partiers, so it was a friendly crowd, and they took a chance to pre-but the state of the union address and listen to the crowd reaction as well. >> gathered as we are on the day that the president is going to speak about the state of the union. [ booing ] >> i thought i might suggest a few things that might improve the state of the union. you always have to wonder when obama speaks which country he thinks he's talking about. >> reporter: wolf, you hear some boos here. that might not be ordinary in ordernary times for americans to boo, but obviously a lot of conservatives here have little love for the president and feel like the speeches have become increasingly political. one thing of note, gingrich is also striking hard against romney. we heard a bit of that in jim acosta's report. he also talked ab

al sharpton will reside over the private service in garr dean yam yesterday fans had the opportunitymes during a public viewing. she died last week at age 73 from complications of leukemia. >>> a los angeles fire department has released a 911 call made by friends of actress deemer moore. earlier this week a publicist said the actress was sufferings from exhaustion but the 911 call suggests something else. >> it is not clear what was being smoked, although one of people on the phone said it was not marijuana and something similar to incense. one woman told the operator the 49-year-old moore had been having issues lately. >>> the nation's largest retailer is saying good-bye to overnight greeters. for the past three decades 24 hour wal-marts employed people at the front entrance. but the company is getting rid of the late night greeters to save money and insure proper staffing levels. nationwide, the 3,000 yet tokers who worked from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. are going to be reassigned to other jobs. >>> activists in south korea are setting giant balloons to the north. the socks the balloons are

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says, you have to realize, the only person who had gone around the earth at that component was yuri garr a russian, and the only american who had been in space had been in suborbital flight. here's the president saying, we will get to the moon inside this decade. and you had to invent everything. yeah, we had all sorts of precursors, we had the v-2 and we had this, and we had that. if you listed every problem they solved by july of 1969, it's one of the great periods of development in human history. and they just did it. so, i'll give you this background for our friends in the news media. twice recently governor romney has made fun of me for having bold ideas in space. has suggested that, you know, the idea of going up to a permanent lunar colony. the weirdest thing i've ever done, because sooner or later his researchers will find it. at one point, early in my career, i introduced the northwest ordinance for space and i said, i think the number is 13,000. i said when we have 13,000 americans living on the moon, they can petition to become a state. and here's the difference between romant