how do i know how much 400 ius should be?ntain it on the back, and you can find it on the internet. you want to look for good sources of vitamin d because, again, children aren't playing outside as much. and if they are deficient or insufficient in vitamin d, it can impact everything from their immune system to their bones. we have some examples, which you and i are familiar with giving our own kids. things like milk, you can get 100 ius per glass. this is a good way to sneak it into a kid's meal. you have something like a salmon burger, which contains 350 ius. you have tuna casserole, which has 200 units, and you can sprinkle cheese on top and get a little bit more. my kids love this. the fruit smoothies, which you can get 16 ounces and about 120 ius. again, as one part of their day, it's a great way to get the source in. >> jen, thank you. another important footnote, if children are exclusively breast fed, they're not getting enough vitamin d. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> announcer: cbs healthwatch sponsored

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literally on the backs of babies born today who will be handed the bills and the iu used.they think that is the way forward. -- the bills and the i know yo'. when the treasury secretary blurts out the tax hikes may be coming for middle income americans, he or she gets a presidential smacked down whose insincerity would make the world wrestling federation proud. [applause] you are here today because you know that we are not a nation of doomsayers. we are not a nation that is destined to the past. but yet, we are a nation whose future is bright as those who can dream about tomorrow. you hold the key to what america looks like. it is a picture that only you, your generation can be. we were not born to crouch and flinch before the opportunities before us by virtue of living in this nation. we are blessed to have the opportunities to shape our future. not everybody in the world can claim that. as americans, we have that ability. you are neither dividers or young people willing to be divided. there are calls in some quarters that the core principles of reagan's conservatism be a

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