but when houma offers the vaccine, she is often met with suspicion.e don't want you here, said this man as he waves her off. the astonishing truth is that many parents here refuse to allow their children to be vaccinated. >> we have to vaccinate. i warn other mothers to information. >> some pakistanis fear the vaccine, these drops, is part of a western plot to sterilize muslims. another reason that cia has admitted it used a fake vaccine in 2011 to collect blood samples in the search for osama bin laden. that is why this father stricken with polio himself chose not to vaccinate his fourth son. >> translator: i gave three of my kids polio drops he said. he fourth one, i didn't. because by then polio workers were involved in espionage. the cia used the program to ge us. and now his 3-year-old has the disease, though he has yet to show symptoms. with polio workers seen as spies, they are targets for assassination. nearly 60 polio workers and security personnel protecting them have been killed in the last two years. including the sister-in-law and niece o

. >> reporter: jonathan martin, houma, louisiana. >> this tuesday oregon voters will decide whether they have a right to know what's going into the food they buy. allen schauffler has more on this controversial ballot initiative. >> we're seeing historic levels of spending in oregon on this initiative. $25 million and counting with opponents of initiative 92 outspending 2 to 1, that is a pattern we saw in california two years ago and washington last year. these two sides have squared off, know each other well and don't like each other much. this food fight has been aput before, in vermont, the state approved a labeling law. some polls suggest oregon could be different. i'm with dave rosen feld a supporter of the initiative and we'll do some shopping. >> people in favor of new labeling say genetickic engineering could proud health risks. opponents say there's no proof of that. >> is every banana going to have to be individually labeled? >> no. this is very important. you could see a label on the bin, would you have a couple of two words here that would say, genetically engineered. >> most

the houma changes and he wins the election. and who does he want most at the second and not the second in a group that frederick douglass vecsey brings the men in the first person he spoke to what did she think of my inaugural and it's your opinion i want to douglass said mr. president it was a sacred effort. so that relationship between the agitator and the politician had its moments of tension but in the end was an extraordinarily positive thing for both men. >> another question from the audience right over here. >> hi. i'm interested that you met with barack obama and of course i know he read team of rivals. that kind of wish he would read the roosevelt book because my biggest frustration with barack obama has been his lack of using the bully pulpit. i feel like weather was health care or syria or any other issues he seems during elections to have that ability to be verbal and inspire people and then i just miss that from his presidency and why do you think that isn't also i wish he would eventually do a book about him becau

no, president bush said many of you know the houma area, and president bush vetoed for vetoulf, we overrodeneed levees against the rising tides and the storms that are raging. but where was bill? thank you, david. [laughter] and thesing your he senate, muscle, experience to deliver and to continue to deliver for the people of our state. it has been a joy and a privilege to represent you. i have worked with three presidents, for majority leaders, six governors from both political parties and i have proven that we can work together to get the job done. i am not afraid to oppose them when i think they are wrong and i'm not afraid to stand with them when i think they are right. [applause] louisiana does not need a senator who just mails it in. we need somebody who will stand up. we need a fighter. we know that voters want what we can do. look what we have done. the record is clear. one candidate has a strong record of fighting in delivering. the other, where was bill? congressman cassidy, i look forward to this race. i have wanted to run it my whole life. let's get on with it. every year that y