look at us, we're here talking about her and to you were point, sanjay, this is isn't the first timehe's done this. she's been making outlandish statements and ridiculous statements for the past two years, at least, and even before that. so i think the problem for michele bachmann and frankly, for her supporters is that facts and video are pesky things. they are on the record and people know exactly what you've said and what you haven't said. and even though i think that this is something that she saw in a report if it was something she saw in a report and she didn't really believe she wanted to mention that was part of her argument she should have said -- this is what reports from india are saying. she didn't say that. so this, again, goes to the facts as to who she even thoughs what she's talking about when she's going on tv or any other interview. >> sanjay, it's not just michele bachmann's fault. it's also the media. take the obama anti-american clip. you played the clip from where that comes from and she didn't say obama was anti-american. she referenced members of congress and

sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> in the headlines right now, the u.s.emains committed to reducing american forces in afghanistan beginning in july. that worday

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sanjay gupta is back with us again today.ng about kids and concussions, it's a whole different story from a brain perspective. and the story you've got this morning is so tragic. >> it really is. there's a couple of things to keep in mind. concussions can have much more of an impact on a developing brain. and a young person's brain can take a lot longer to recover. as part of our investigation, we're going to introduce you to max conrad, 17 years old, and he played through concussions, like so many high school players do. but what he teaches us is that there's a real sense of urgency to all of this, especially at the youth level. friday night, game night. >> crosses the 20 -- >> reporter: 17-year-old max conrad takes a hit. >> he took a knee to the head and went down for several seconds and was staggering off the field. >> reporter: a week later -- >> conrad -- >> reporter: -- another game. another hit. >> the ball gets taken away from conrad! >> reporter: he drills his forehead and helmet right into max's chin. >> for some r

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time for the good doctor now, sanjay. >>> good morning. i'm dr. sanjay gupta reporting to you from kobe, japan, for a very special edition of "sgmd." health officials have converged here from all over the world to discuss a very important topic, urbanization. it's thought that more than half the world's population now lives in cities. that number is expected to grow. a lot of attractions living in a city, but there are health challenges as well. for example, how do you disaster-proof your city? what about the air that you breathe? how do we make it cleaner? finally, all the sights and stimulations, what does that do to your brain? some of these areas are outlined, and most importantly, some of the solutions. let's get started. >>> we start with this startling statement, the air in many cities around the world is simply too dirty to breathe. in fact, more than a billion people around the world are breathing in toxic air. this captured the attention of the w.h.o., and the question becomes, what can communities do to try to protect their citizens, an

sanjay gupta. as a father, the first story we're going to tell you today really struck a chord with me. brand new study, the biggest of its kind, found that only a dozen of 3,000 fast food kids meals out there met nutritional guidelines. for a lot of people, that's not going to be a big surprise. what might surprise you is a professionor, who spent two months on a junk food diet, and he actually lost weight. he lost about 27 pounds and about 8% of his body fat. we're going to look at his story and also look at some healthy alternatives. >>> and a woman with a mission. she saw refugee boys from war-torn countries playing soccer with this ragged ball and a handful of rocks, and she decided, you know what, i'm going to make a difference. a very special story. >>> finally, open enrollment for medicare starting monday. what do you need to know? we've researched it. we'll tell you in our "ask the doctor" segment. let's get started. >>> you know, as a father, there were two stories that really caught my e

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chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta in kobe, japan, with more.well. people think of chronic diseases but some of the health problems we are talking about actually occur very quickly and right now about a billion people around the world are breathing in air that is simply too dirty to breathe. according to environmental organizations so a big question that's trying to be answered here is what can we do about it. here's what we found. what you are looking at is urbanization. or at least the consequences of it. big factories as your neighbors. here in kobe, it is a beautiful city but they suffer from pollution problems like so many cities do. 15 factories in the small area and add to that the exhaust of cars, trucks and buses and you get that smog that hangs over so many cities. the problem is, the air is just too dirty to breathe. and here's the most frightening part. you're likely to not even notice it. your body becomes accustomed to four days of breatheling it. in these tiny particles are smaller than a strand of hair and inhaled like a gas and

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sanjay gupta is there. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> new signs this hour that congress' newest members are making their mark and not just on the republican side. two new democrats were sworn in by the vice president, joe biden. chris coons and west virginia governor joe manchin will serve the remaining two years in robert byrd's seat. and we're told the vice president's advice to the delaware successor, don't spend the night in washington, d.c. biden, you might remember, made a point to take the train to his home state of delaware every night during his 36 years in the senate. he wanted to be with his family. let's bring in our correspondent dana bash. some of the newly elected members of congress and there are 90 new republicans coming into the house of representatives. only a handful of new democrats, is that right? >> reporter: that's right. overall, the house freshman class is going to be the biggest in over a half century. a quarter of the house is going to be freshman and today they started what

sanjay gupta reporting from kobe japan. converged to discuss an important topic, urbanization. more than half the world's population live in cities. that number is expected to grow. a lot of attractions to living in the city, but health challenges, as well. how do you disaster proof your city? what about the air we breathe. the sights and stimulations, what is that doing to your brain. we have the problems outlined and more importantly, the solutions. let's get started. >>> we start with the startling statement, the air in many cities around the world is simply too dirty to breathe. in fact, more than a billion people around the world are breathing in toxic air. it's captured attention. the question is what can communities do to protect their citizens and individuals do to protect their health? you are looking at urbanization or the consequences of it. big factories as your neighbors. in kobe, it's a beautiful city but they suffer from pollution problems like many cities do. we have 15 factories in this small area. add the exhaust from cars, trucks and busses. you get the smog

. >> good morning, i'm sanjay gupta. the first story struck a cord with me. a brand-new study found a dozen of 3,000 fast food kids meals met nutritional guidelines. for a lot of people, it's not a big sur prize. a professor who spent two months on a junk food diet lost weight, 27 pounds and 8% of body fat. we are going to look at his story and healthy alternatives. >>> a woman with a mission, she saw refugee boys playing soccer with a ragged ball and handful of rocks. she said i'm going to make a difference. >>> open enrollment for medicare. it's starting monday. what do you need to know? it's in the ask the doctor segment. let's get started. >>> you know, as a father, there were two story that is caught my eye this week. first up, san francisco's decision to ban toys with meals with more than 600 calories and 35% of total calories coming from fat. a similar research, yale university finds out of 3,000 meals served at fast food restaurants, a dozen meet nutritional guidelines. the reason i think it's a concern is 84% of parents say they take their child to e

sanjay gupta. >> here's what we do know.n confirm much more damage to a developing brain, a young person takes a longer time to recover from concussion. today we investigate the story of max conrad, 17 years old. played through concussions. something that a lot of high school players do. what he teaches us, tony, is the urgency of all this. friday night, game night. >> crosses at 20. >> reporter: on a kickoff return, 17-year-old max conrad takes a hit. >> i think he's tripped up by conrad maybe. >> he took a knee to the head and went down for several seconds and was staggering off the field. >> reporter: a week later -- >> conrad under center. >> reporter: another game. another hit. >> the ball gets taken away from conrad. >> he drills his forehead and helmet right into max's chin. >> for some reason conrad let him catch the ball. >> reporter: astonishingly, max continues to play, but then -- >> he was walking toward me and he looked at me and he said, my chin hurts. and then he collapsed. >> reporter: max conrad, star athle

sanjay gupta goes inside the culture of concessions.e asked people all over america where the best potatoes come from. the best potatoes? idaho. idaho! idaho. and how do you know you're getting idaho potatoes? well...uh... uhm... heh.. (sighs) not all potatoes come from idaho. so if you want the best, you have to do one important thing. always look for the grown in idaho seal. i knew that. i knew that. look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> the midterm elections are well under our belts so we want to talk, of course, 2012, secretary of state hillary clinton said over the weekend, she's out. but the question we really know is she really joining me for today's strategy session. two cnn contributors, donna brazille and republican strategist, mary matalin. thank you for joining us here, the holiday week in "the situation room," play a little sound from our friends from fox over the weekend to take a listen to what hillary clinton said. >> you're done with elective office? >> happy doing what i'm doing and not in any way interested in or purs

sanjay gupta is sharing the lessons her learned in japan for you and your city. >>> how to survive alater. preparation is key, as chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta is finding out in kobe petraeus pan. >> the world's population mostly lives in cities. they are particularly vulnerable to all sorts of things, including the consequences of natural disasters. the world health organization is having a forum here in japan believing there are lessons to be learned about how to prevent disasters and how to reconstruct after they occur. would you know what to do if you found yourself in the middle of that? what we're experiencing here is a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. go into the corner of room, stay away from glass, cover your hands and face, get under the table if you have to, something to protect yourself. all of this is just a simulation, and that's what you need to do as an individual. given that so many people live in urban centers all across the world, how do you recover and rebuild after something like that? that's exactly the question they were asking themselves in kobe in 1985, a

our own doctor sanjay gupta reports on the risks. hey, did you ever finish last month's invoices?. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get back to these invoices... which i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with xerox, you're ready for real business. a touch of that... yup, there's a new head chef in the kitchen. introducing new quaker mix up creations. does your breakfast make you amazing? >>> joining us, our cnn political contributor roland martin and leslie sanchez. the founder and ceo. thank you for coming in. charlie rangel was found guilty on these ethics violations. do you believe he is getting a fair shake right now? a fair trial? >> first of all, this has be

quarterback poll before a family home of the spoils to tie the games that went to overtime seconds left in sanjay's approach time participant here. is the jets twenty six twenty victory i look at other gave them sunday night wins both tampa indianapolis buffalo jackson field and chicago. picking up victories in miami and denver dallas beat the new york giants they're thirty three twenty four so a big win for seattle at over arizona san francisco exit loose in overtime and the rings and pittsburgh. nine ten is probably so telling is that the fourth in the world rankings after winning a trophy in paris last after losing team french open title and one thing to take the paris masters soling storm through the first six one but made a lot more resistance in the second goal face forcing it to tie break but the swede stormed through it seven one to take the match in just over an hour and afterwards admitted his history of failure rolling had made him even more determined to get pictured here. yeah it was the last great i mean the first set was really good i started off really well. i will say it was very v

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sanjay gupta introduces us to the fugees next. liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skin's natural texture, tone, or clarity. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics recommended most by dermatologists. >>> ten minutes to the top of the hour. when you're here, you're family a. georgia woman getting high marks for combined soccer and education to give refugee kids from war-torn countries a new lease on life. >> she is the matriarch of the fugees' family. dr. sanjay gupta has her story in today's "human factor." >> reporter: at first glance, they look like a bunch of kids playing soccer. but take another look. a closer one. this is the fugees family. anybody who wants to be a part of this family can be? >> any refugee that wants to be a part of the family can be. >> reporter: and that's what binds them together. they're refugees. 86 children and teens from more than 28 countries. >> any country that's had a war in the post 20, 30 years we have had kids from those countries. >> reporter: what started as a casua

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if you're gonna go with sanjay, what's the problem? i'm okay with it.f you're really serious about entertainment... conan, you're on. [whispering] conan. every detail counts. [crowd cheering] >>> what's considered the most anticipated video game of the year is on store shelves. call of duty black ops went on sale at midnight. one retailer says it's the biggest launch in the industry ever. take a look at the people waiting in line to buy the game in pennsylvania. worldwide 3 million people preordered black ops which goes for about $60. cnbc's julia boorstin joins me live from los angeles. i won't start by asking you if you have the game. it seems like this is ahead -- a heavy male driven audience. that's a lot. another game in the call of duty franchise called call of duty modern warfare two. if it hits that number, it means we may see strong video game sales this holiday season. this game could sell 16 million copies in the first quarter alone. it's pretty huge. even though it's a shooter game and it really is a natural fit for the hardcore gamers, acti

sanjay gupta shows us how soccer is used to educate kids in need. >> at first glance they look like af kids playing soccer, but take a closer look. this is the fujis family. >> anybody who wants to be part of this family can be. >> any refugee who wants to be part of this family can be. >> that binds them together. they're all refugees, 86 children and teens from more than 28 countries. >> any country that's had a war in the past 20, 30 years we've had kids from those countries. >> what started as a casual soccer team six years ago is now a school full of students, most of whom have never been a classroom before. >> i come from russia to america. >> robin, sharply dressed in the school's uniform blue sweater and tie is an eighth grader at the academy. something that would have been almost impossible in his native sudan. right after you moved to the united states, if someone said, robin, what are you going to do with your life, what would you have said? >> i really didn't know what to say during that time. now when i look at myself, i want to be someone like very good and make my peopl

if you're gonna go with sanjay, what's the problem? i'm okay with it. hindi] [crowd cheering] if you're really serious about entertainment... conan, you're on. [whispering] conan. every detail counts. [crowd cheering] >>> bears return to the win column after heading north of the border to take on the winless buffalo bills in toronto. bears score first when jay cutler found greg olsen for the touchdown. bears took the lead again in the third. when chester taylor finds the end zone from one yard out. the defense needed to create a turnover in the fourth after the bills took the lead and they would get that turnover a tim jennings interception. set up the game winning touchdown when cutler finds earl bennett in the corner of the end zone. greg olsen spoke about the benefit of the defense creating turnovers. >> the a turnovers that our defense forces at key moments to give us good field position this last week was prime example. we got two, one about mid-field on the fumble on third and one and tim's big interception. you know, for an offense that's huge, h

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it showed up on the sanjay gupta report on "sicko." he told them that michael moore played fast and loose with the facts. joining me now as promised academy award winning film maker, michael moore and the former head of corporate communications at cigna, now senior fellow at the center for media and democracy, and author of the book "deadly spin," mr. potter. >> wendell, on your block today, you apologized to michael moore. is there anything you would like to say to him more or less in person here? >> well, i'm sorry for the part that i played in attacking the movie. i did see the movie actually twice before it was screened across the country. once in sacramento when you had the initial screening an then the official premier in your hometown in bel-air. i knew when i saw the movie the first time that you had really gotten a lot of it right. i was really not very happy at all to be a part of the effort to discredit the movie. i was still working for the industry then. my apologies. >> well, first of all, wendell, thank you for saying th

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if you're gonna go with sanjay, what's the problem? i'm okay with it. cheering] if you're really serious about entertainment... conan, you're on. [whispering] conan. every detail counts. [crowd cheering] >>> a new york city cat lady managed to shock a city that considers itself immune to the shocking. the woman lives in a cramped queens apartment and kept 50 cats. 50. at least until animal service found out. you know, the thing is there's a show now that's dedicated to hoarders. >> yeah. >> and this is a case where people are hoarding pets. >> yeah. it's a big problem across the country. 900 to 2,000 new cases every year in this country. and it's not just cats and dogs, it's reptiles and farm animals. as you mentioned we met a woman in queens whose generosity grew out of control. >> one at a time. >> i'll go to the front door to clear this. >> reporter: catching cats is not easy. >> come here, baby. come here. >> they see cages and tend to spook really easily. >> reporter: especially when there are 50 cats in a cramped two-bedroom apartment. >> the smel

if you're gonna go with sanjay, what's the problem? i'm okay with it.ering] if you're really serious about entertainment... conan, you're on. [whispering] conan. every detail counts. [crowd cheering] >>> the most recent losing vice presidential candidate who will never be president spoke at plumstead christian school last night. sarah palin surprised the students with cookies. not just any cookies, cookies with a political message. >> i had to kind of shake it up a little bit. i heard there's a debate going on in pennsylvania over whether public schools are going to ban sweets, cakes, cookies, that type of thing. so i had to bring to these private school students to show them how privileged they are, i brought dozens and dozens of cookies to these students. i had to shake it up for you guys, especially the press, okay? i wanted these kids to bring home the idea to their parents for discussion, who should be making the decisions what you eat and school choice. should it be government or the parents? it should be the parents. >> needless to say by now, it

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