it would be next to impossible to decontaminate large areas every time do you mean issues were used cruise would have to remove about thirty centimeters of topsoil in a zone about one hundred meters where. the contaminated material would then have to be stored as needed sites. for the body of your absolutely it s probably impossible. but our product couldn t do it we thought we could do it . that s scary. but despite the health risks more than twenty countries have stockpiles of depleted uranium munitions. in some parts of iraq the child mortality rate has increased sharply. traces of depleted uranium have even been found in the blood of people who live in isolated mountain regions of afghanistan.
choices. a million girls and boys across the country are malnourished according to the united nations they live in very dangerous regions and only a tiny number can be helped afghanistan has the second highest child mortality rate in the world among the factors his mother s often being far too young. yeah it might be a good in picture but i think it is. the conflict this year i think the security situation has been that everybody they saw. it is not a very very very it was a picture it is not it was a picture of. and i feel that the two or i should not forget this time today and. all of the children s lives are shaped by war and terrorism even when they re out playing generations in afghanistan have grown up amid
hands, brazilians are left with empty stadiums, white you will fants that came with a $3.6 billion price tag, and one-third of which may not be used and the tournament is over. money that could be spent on badly needed public services, including health and education in a stagnating economy where roughly 1 in 5 still lives below the poverty line, and the child mortality rate is double that of the united states. there were some statements that before that well, the world cup will be a boost to the brazilian economy, no, it will not. at the same time, fifa stands to make a $2 billion profit from the competition. the word fifa is about as popular in brazil as fema in new orleans after hurricane katrina. as for politicians that once championed the games, with the national election in october, they may now be having second thoughts. income inequality, inflation,
call this toll-free number now. announcer: world news now delivers your morning papers. welcome back, everybody. well, save our children, international group just came out with the list of the best and worst places to be a mom. in time for mother s day. time for mother s day. which is sunday, happy mom s day. worst place afghanistan. best place norway. based on education, economic conditions, child mortality rate. maternity leave. income. one year in norway. that s crazy. great. if you are thinking of putting your kid in kabul, take a moment out but interesting list. rigby & peller, a lingerie manufacturer. they supply the underwear to the queen. i would like to see that. just coming out with the a thong.
we look at mississippi governor haley barbour and his let them eat cake attitude towards health care in their own state. despite the fact that 18% of his residents don t have health insurance, barbour told the boston globe , there s nobody in mississippi who does not have access to health care. one of the great problems in the conversation is the misimpression that if you don t have insurance, you don t get health care. a barbour aid later said everyone could get health care. that s clearly working wonders, since mississippi has one of the highest obesity rates, one of the highest diabetes rates, and the highest child mortality rate. he should hide in shame. this is a republican candidate for the republicans? that s a winning slogan. yes, we re the absolute worst! but, hey, if you get shot in the head, we ll let you see a doctor. you would also think that that horrible record on health care in his state would make barbour