that's not the only research concluding the mass misrepresentation of casualty numbers the journal lancet as demanded one hundred thousand deaths in just the first year of the war and another six hundred thousand by two hundred two thousand and six but the government media's efforts at whitewashing the controversial legacy of the iraq war isn't limited to body counts there's also the nuclear legacy to grapple with the us military depended on the plate of uranium or . its artillery shells d.-u. is a byproduct of nuclear waste and it's also very good at creating explosions but when these radioactive particles are scattered they're carried by the wind seep into the ground and are consumed by living things in the area since two thousand and three it's estimated that occupation forces fired one thousand metric tons of iraq according to the united nations environment program the effects of this radioactive contamination are devastating in fact one hundred fifty five countries have already voted to ban they used to be do you accept america because america is exceptional and no one seems to quest

she referred the article in "the lancet." allow me to quote. many studies have shown positive association from reset of snap d reports of child abuse and leg elect. children have better academic outcomes and less obesity than children this none participating families. the program was implemented, i'm continuing to quote here county by county, thus allowing for comparison across counties that differed only by snap vale built. in -- availability. in snap there was significant increase in mean birth rate. that is an important measure associated with infant health. in mean birth weight for black and white americans compared to those counties where snap was not available. available counties were less likely to have metabolic syndrome like diabetes in adulthood. these are children -- i depart from the text, these are children who had the benefits of snap as adults. they were healthier. and returning to the article, and women who had received food stamps during early childhood, women who received food stamps during early childhood were more economical

lancet, britain's medical journal called it the aspirin of the 21st century.not limited. >> the reason that this hasn't been explored is because drug companies can't make money off it. do you buy that? >> cannibis is already entering into colorado -- >> the plant. >> tobacco is a plant. let's not forget that. tobacco is a plant. that was a serious problem. >> the big point you do want to get illegal element out of the trade. >> listen. here's the big problem you guys are missing it. people still have a moral model as it pertains to the human relationship to substances. it has nothing to do with morality. it's a by biological event. it makes them behave in immoral ways, some people who use the drugs, they want to make it a moral issue. >> we're going to talk about obesity the next thing. we legalize pot we're all going to get the munchies. >> they're called fat letters. notes sent home from school more than a dozen states to let parents know their child is obese. some states are stopping the letters. our panel weighs in next. i started part-time, now i'm a mana

a 2006 report in the lancet found 655,000 people died in the first 40 months of the war. the supreme court appears poised to uphold michigan's voter-approved ban on affirmative action at state colleges and universities. an appeals court found the ban violates the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment. but during oral arguments tuesday, justice antonin scalia reportedly claimed the 14th amendment "protects all races" not quote "only the blacks." the supreme court has agreed to hear a case challenging the obama administration's major regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and factories. the court will review a federal appeals court decision that unanimously upheld the environmental protection agency's ability to curb carbon dioxide and other gases that fuel global warming. in new york city, the trial has opened in a lawsuit by chevron against the victims of its pollution in ecuador. the ecuadoreans won a landmark $18 billion judgment against chevron in 2011 for widespread contamination resulting from toxic dumping by texaco, which chevron later bo

according to a report in the lancet, 31% of all strokes now happen to people between the ages of 20 andhigh blood pressure and unhealthy life sometimes are a big reason why. >>> the number of americans are high cholesterol leveled off. the centers for disease control says rates in the last few years have stayed the same after a big drop between 1999 and 2010. researchers say more and more people use cholesterol-lowering drugs during the last decade. >>> 5:51 now. years after a vandal broke into a school and stole money from students, he makes somewhat of a return. but this time, he has a big change of heart. coming up. >> beer backlash. the catchy slogan by one brewery that has some people calling it sexist. and you could save hundreds." call or click today. california man just proved after 17 years. in 19-96, someone broke inta small school near nevada ci and stole 300-dollars th >>> it's never too late to say you're sorry. a northern california man proved it after 17 years. in 1996 someone broke in a small school near nevada city and stole $300 the kids raised for a field trip. over t