like 9-year-old nathan walters from spokane who died after a peanut exposure while on a field trip.14-year-old anna of arizona, in a coma after eating cereal she didn't know had peanuts. a new study funded by the food allergy initiative in an upcoming issue of "pediatrics" found 1 in 12 children have food allergies. that's almost twice as many as initially thought. 40% of those with allergies have a life threatening condition. >> say aww. >> reporter: at lily's once a year allergy test, a pinprick with a microscopic droplet of peanut extract turns into a hive. >> yeah. she's still allergic to peanuts. >> reporter: in colorado springs to keep lily safe from peanuts, everyone, even visitors, washes their hands when entering the classroom. >> we are a peanut free environment. >> if i come in, i have to wash my hands. >> you do, absolutely. >> reporter: not every community is so accommodating. in edge water, florida, there's anger that so many students had to rinse their mouths and wash their hands repeatedly for just one child with an allergy. back at lily's school, kids still bring th

scare people right if you have common sense the data is not going to scary doubters who we found in spokane we decided ok we'll just warn people well we're now warning people that i say take the cigarette and you die is the really and so and and when it doesn't work we don't stop and say well people have made an informed decision now we rush in and say well now we have to take a flavoring out they will have to take the paper off and we will have to make make the make the rapping look ugly the whole goal is to nudge us into the paternalism they're looking for their take on about one another but i don't know that paternalism to our government i think that religion has a lot to do if you believe that the current religion is lutheran or religious or classic paternalism the father figure could be god of the father figure could be the president but the idea that we're children comes across strong on the secular side and on the religious side it's one of america's problems we're not a we're a passionate country that is result to all that i've passions lead us into that daddy take care of and let d

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to this day, father poole remains in a church retirement home near spokane, washington. he did not respond to frontline's request for an interview. because of the statute of limitations, none of the priests or church workers connected to the st. michael abuse would ever be prosecuted. >> coming up next on this special edition of frontline, the new realities of airline safety. >> if i was pencil-whipping a job, that means i'm going to sign it off without doing the maintenance. >> "flying cheaper" begins right now. >> o'brien: a year ago, we investigated a commuter crash that shed light on a sea change in the airline industry. >> narrator: ...the buffalo crash of continental 3407, the deadliest u.s. air accident in eight years. >> o'brien: major carriers were outsourcing more and more flights to independent regionals... >> narrator: ...a major transformation in the airline industry... >> o'brien: ...raising serious questions about safety. after the broadcast, we heard from hundreds of pilots, and airline mechanics, too. >> "as an aircraft maintenance technician with united

>> i think -- i think if we talk -- if we spokane diddley to the american people, we would say you are, you are not in particular safer today because we invaded iraq back in 2003. you're safer today because the federal government and other government agencies have -- are now taking seriously their responsibility to defend the homeland. we left the front door unlock and allowed the bad guys to walk right n so we now have, i think, relatively -- not necessarily perfect, but relatively effective defenses in place and i think that ought to provide some amount of consolation. >> my last question and release the panel onto you, do you view permanent war as a policy directive created by george bush and institutionalized by barack obama? >> no, i think it is a habit that the country fell into in the wake of world war ii during the cold war, as u.s. policy became progressively more militarized. as we came to the conclusion that maintaining military preeminence was a core element of our national security policies, it was only after 9/11 that the actual use of this military power on an ongoing ba

that is the bishop from spokane, he made the announcement. that homosexuality or celibacy did not cause the problem but a lot people are angry and confused by what they called the plan would stop argument. and of the tell that some people find odd reports that most of the abusers are not pedophiles. but they're basing that on the definition of children age 10 and under. a lot of psyche iraq-psychiatric- authorities make that cut off at 13. that would mean that a vast majority of the cases would be defined as the crime of a pedophile. here are the numbers, since 1950, nearly 6000 half the courts have been--publicly accused of sex abuse, there been more than 50,700 abuse claims that we know about and get--and it has cost the church more than $300 billion--more than $3 billion. they say that this takes them away from the other crimes. they're talking about the bishops in the bureaucracy that have covered up and in able to be used for many years. >> it does not sound like that happy about this but what does the church expect to happen. >> i think

louis, back into the pacific northwest, seattle may deal with some rainfall, spokane, some rainfall, but high in the higher elevations, we're talking more snow. >> we'll check in with you again here shortly. >>> now some more new information on what was found by navy s.e.a.l.s inside bin laden's compound. we're hearing from navy officials they have uncovered an unreleased audiotape, they believe it was taped last month and in it bin laden talked about uprising in indonesia and tune naeza. and also a stack of pornographic materials, but it's unknown who it belonged to. was it bin laden's or his sons, or his couriers? officials aren't saying right now. >>> also pakistan's parliament defending the raid. pakistan also demanding an end to u.s. drone strikes in their country. >>> not exactly a whole lot of drilling going on, but with $4 a gallon gas, no more than the norm than the exception, president obama talking about safe and responsible domestic oil production in his weekly address. >> last year america's oil production reached its highest level since 2003, but i believe that we shoul

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host: let's go to spokane, washington on our line for independentents. go ahead. joe? caller: mr.i think you are relying on the ignorant population that lives in america and not keeping track of this so-called war. i don't think it is a war. 30 years ago i think we lost this war. going back to your gun issue, because i don't have that much time before i get cut off, senator grassley is conducting an investigation about the a.t.f. sending arms to mexico to the cartels. this is stonewalling. i think you pick and choose the information you release to the public. further more you have the d.e.a., a.t.f., and any drug enforcement agency corrupt, just like you have former agents. the drugs are getting in because you have corruption. host: john on our lines in port charlotte. caller: i completely agree with the previous caller. i question the credibility of the guest that you have on today, especially with regard to firearms. most of the weapons used by the drug cartel are automatic weapons which are extremely difficult to obtain in the united states. so i think most of the weapons that