the cdc estimates more than half a trillion dollars in additional health care costs. we get the problem, but what are the solutions? david kirkoff is a ceo of weight watchers and author of the new book weight loss boss and lisa young is author of the book. welcome to both of you. lisa, only 4% of our elementary schools require daily physical education, a lack of sidewalks discourages walking. huge parts of the population don t have access to nutritious food. when we attempt to legislate solutions, americans say don t tell me what to eat, don t tell my kid what to eat. is this a nanny state? we have to go somewhere between those two extremes, don t we? absolutely, i completely agree with you. i think that the most important thing we need to address, which was released at the cdc conference this week from the institute of medicine report is we need an environment that supports healthy foods and beverages. does that environment today do that? no. so it s about consumer c
43 passengers kept on board a plane for more than three hours. the cause, a bug bite. newsroom begins right now. good morning to you. i m carol costello. you are bere its final flight. the granddaddy of a program. it was the next wave of a space race that had americans holding their breath. a craft so futuristic and exciting president ford told nasa to name it after captain kirk s ship from the legendary show star trek. space, the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. its five-year mission to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life. we did go where no man had gone before and today we take you to washington where just minutes from now the enterprise will take off for new york city. let s start in miami. john zarrella kicks off our coverage. i m ready for some spectacular pictures. no question about it. this ought to be sensational. it was supposed to be named the constitution but with the power of the trekies they got the
details about the sex scandal that s shaken the secret service. cnn identified the agent who triggered the prostitution scandal that exploded during president obama s trip to colombia. drew griffin of the special investigations unit has the exclusive report. reporter: a hotel security guard at the hotel caribe say it is commotion began in the 7th floor hall way where some of the agents were staying. through hotel records cnn can confirm at least three agents assigned rooms on the floor apparently left cartajena early. sources with knowledge of the investigation had indicated to cnn that two agents had been cleared but that the agent who stayed in room 707 may already be gone from the service. according to hotel records reviewed by cnn agent arthur huntington was checked into this room. two sources with knowledge of the investigation say it was huntington who had the dispute with the escort named dania suarez who has now said she was an escort, not a prostitute. her attorney
this is not a way to treat people. the law s author state senator pierce testified that a s s safety depends on the law. in syria the reports of deaths are mounting. a huge explosion rocked damascus today. kofi annan is expected to brief the security council about the latest. president obama has signed an executive order authorizing new sanctions against the syrian government and iran for attacking citizens. trial of the man accused of killing singer jennifer hudson s relative. hudson took the stand and broke down several times as she remembered having to identify her family s remains. her mother brother and nephew were killed. she testified that balfour threatened to kill her and her family after she told him she didn t want to be with him any more. the star witness is back on the stand. edwards is accused of using thousands of dollars in campaign funds to hide his affair with rielle hunter. andrew young felt that edwards was going to be the savior of america. mitt r
assaults in one year. most of them went unreported and unpunished, and there s more to that. we spoke with several former service women, and this one story we found was typical. she was a marine. she reported a o an attack by a fellow marine. instead of finding help, she was drummed out by the military. doing the right thing was in 21-year-old stephanie schroeder s blood. i joined shortly after 9/11. i thought it was the right thing do do. i come from a military family, and i have a great sense of honor and patriotism towards our country. six months after enlisting in the marines, she found herself training in a base in virginia. one saturday she decided to blow off steam with some fellow marines. we went out to dinner. i got up to go to the rest room, and my attacker followed me and forced his way boo the bathroom. i went to pull the door shut, and he grabbed it and flung it back as hard as he could. he charged into the bathroom and slammed the door hinted him. bac