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Aug 20

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Pakistani Official: The World Should Stand by an Ally in Its Hour of Need

Judy Woodruff interviews Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi about what his country needs to help it recover from the massive floods. Qureshi addresses possible donor reluctance by saying most Pakistanis oppose militant groups, and they need relief in the…

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Aug 19

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Holbrooke: Donations Offer Leverage Over Pakistan Floods; Need Still Enormous

U.N. and U.S. officials declared the Pakistan flooding to be worse than the 2004 Asian tsunami, the 2005 Pakistan earthquake and the Haiti earthquake combined. U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Holbrooke speaks with Jim Lehrer about the…

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Aug 19

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U.N., U.S. Officials Highlight Enormity of Pakistan Flooding

The situation for Pakistan flood victims grew more desperate Thursday as people waited hours in line for food and water. Since the flooding began nearly three weeks ago, more than 1,500 people have died and millions have been displaced. Jim…

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Aug 18

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Pakistan 'Can't Cope Alone' With Massive Flooding

The Pakistan government is faced with overwhelming troubles due to the widespread floods, including disease, starvation and death. Some question whether it is able of dealing with this crisis. Gwen Ifill speaks with special correspondent Saima Mohsin in Karachi about…

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Aug 11

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Olives and Omens: Did Greek Cuisine Portend Economic Problems?

In Greece, where a popular toast is drinking "to health and cash flow," one food writer sees parallels in between the country's crushing economic problems and its departure from its simple, humble culinary roots. Paul Solman reports.

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Aug 05

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More Rain Forecast for Flood-Ravaged Pakistan

The numbers of those affected by the floods in Pakistan have climbed to more than 4 million. The forecast is calling for more monsoon rains for the next three days. Jonathan Miller of Independent Television News reports from Punjab Province…

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Aug 03

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Humanitarian Crisis Mounts in Pakistan After 'Monsoon of Generation'

Tens of thousands of Pakistanis are in need of food and shelter after flooding that has killed some 1,500 people so far. Kylie Morris of Independent Television News reports.

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Jun 07

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Forum: Obesity Becoming Global Problem

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Ray Suarez hosts an online forum with obesity experts and authors Barry Popkin and Michael Power on the causes of weight gain in societies around the world.

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Jun 03

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Mississippi 'Food Deserts' Fuel Obesity Epidemic

As the government highlights the growing health risks of childhood obesity, Betty Ann Bowser reports from the Mississippi Delta on how so-called "food deserts" keep some communities from access to healthy food.

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Feb 09

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First Lady Kicks Off Campaign Against Childhood Obesity

Michelle Obama launched a new program Tuesday aimed at eliminating childhood obesity within one generation. The "Let's Move" initiative, which seeks to reshape childhood eating and exercise habits, marks her first major public policy effort as first lady.

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