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What could republicans do to woo them. there saw loft negativism toward blacks and minorities. they are giving a rats ass about what they are talking about. it behooves the republican party with how to they bradden their message and help blacks understand the anti-tax. >> not all birthers are racist , but most are. when you embrace a birther in the middle of a campaign, a lot of african-americans will look at that, and they are not going to look at it too well. >> i agree with you, and i think o...

It warns by 2020, the shortage acut reach 45,000. the cure may be found where the .roblem is most acute-- down on the farm. .arry petersen reports. >> reporter: 80-year-old dr. earl merkel has been practicing in rural kansas for more than half a century. >> we had people come to the aror and beg me not to quit. ew deporter: but its hard recruiting new doctors for the lart of americas heart land. o kansas, 97 of its 105 counties are considered underserved. five counties have no doctor at all. >> ...

But its expensive. >> reporter: theres no question its needed. the soybean plant on the left is dependent on rain for water. the one on the right comes from a field fed by ground wells. two decades ago, anticipating the groundwater wouldnt last forever, sullivan and local farmers planned to build a pumping station to suck water out of the arkansas and get it to their fields. an $80 million idea so badly needed the farmers taxed themselves to raise money. the station is now almost ready to pump 8...

While. one of the gunshots -- i got back up and i tried to help the woman, tried to hold her head up and do whatever i could. im not sure of her -- if she is okay now or not. bill: where was she shot, jackie? >> in the abdomen, or the side, i continue reall couldnt really tell. bill: could you tell if she was breathing? >> yes she was breathing. she could move a little bit, but it was hard for her. they said -- i believe they shot the shooter, im not sure if hes still alive. >> did you witness -...

Concealers in any way, shape, or form but manageable, i think. >> reporter: manageable because the u.s.d.a. says the prices of farm products like corn and soybeans make up only about 14% of the average retail food purchase. even if all farm products doubled, retail food prices would increase just just another 14%. but the drought is increasing demand around the world. the global price of corn jumped 23% last month. >> so you can see volatile prices and higher-than-normal prices until we get a go...

Prohibit them from dumping it back in the river because its now been exposed to chemicals used to treat farm land. so what do you do with all this sand? hansen says hell take the top two feet and bulldoze it into pits left by the flood. the rest, he says, hell makes in the with the soil underneath and hope he can replant. olson has spent the last year surveying the devastation from the air, taking pictures to help his neighbors assess the damage. >> yeah, its going to be a tough situation. very ...

A hike so broad, its difficult to shop around, affecting the foods americans eat most. last year east milk price, $3.57 a gallon. by early 2013, projected at $3.84. ground beef, 2011 price, $2.77 a pound. by next year, more than $3. eggs last year, $1.77 per dozen. by 2013, nearly $2. >> this year is very emblematic of the type of thing we worry about with climate change. >> reporter: in fact, the doctors studies for climate central, which monitors global warming, say farmers and consumers bette...

>> reporter: this is janet shamlian. nowhere is the drought worse than here in arkansas. >> woo, come on. come on, girls. >> reporter: its a routine karen is used to -- feeding her cows -- but this usually happens later in the year -- october or november -- after the grass is gone. her pastures have never been this brown and barren this early. >> its just devastating. it looks like what i count the desert. >> reporter: she has sold off 100 of her 250-head herd because she cant afford to feed the...

Calories and report feeling fuller. so, that is a double effect. all fiber. and one apple, four or five grams of fiber and that goes so far to keep your stomach full. and nuts are high fat food that felts fat off your body. and it is the finer and fats from the nuts that decrease another fat that is behind the abdomen wall that deflates the beer belly we put on during the winter. mens health is paired with planter to get three types of nuts the most portable way to lose weight and stay full. it ...

Of a full blown drought. for a lot of folks, that means a high risk of fires, and for some growers, the situation is now dire. leading to higher prices for everyone at the supermarket eventually. we have our report tonight from our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson. >> you can already see the impact of the drought. wildfires erupting in tinder dry sections of new york, new jersey, and florida. low levels of water in colorado streams where there is less snow in the mountains...