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Dateline has been investigating the disease that sends more children to hospitals than any other chronic illness, ashma. A leading cause is poverty, a tale of two cities, the haves and have notes. Three times of a chance behind you a child having ashma than here . Our undercover cameras take you inside the battle. How it can be won. The mold is back. Its everywhere. And why were losing. Everybody has a breaking point. Im lester holt and this is dateline. Tonight, breathless. My mommy says when i cough, i need my asthma pump. Imagine living a life tied to a machine. Imagine struggling for air a...

Welcome to the world of sixyearold amanda santos. I cant breathe. I cant breath. Okay. All right. Amanda is one of 7 million children in the u. S. Who suffer from asthma, but there is Something Different about her disease. She and hundreds of others like her are more likely to develop, more likely to be hospitalized for, more likely to die of asthma than other children. I cant breathe i cant breathe nearly a year and a half ago as part of the nbc news in plain Sight Initiative that reports on poverty in america and supported by the ford foundation, i, along with a team of date lane investigati...

And of course, the latest lightest volume of the year yesterday, and the fed may respond to dday later at the fe meeting. And today, the publisher newspaper business, the post and can he do for papers what he has done for books . And the big black and blue ibm shares falling under Credit Suisse. And michael kors up strongly after sales, but American Eagle outfitters are losing altitude after issuing a profit warning they post in a couple of weeks. Meanwhile, a stunner the world of media, Washington Post selling the Newspaper Publishing businesses including amazon to jeff bezos, and Julia Boors...

An asthma medication that thousands of people rely upon, including children, is no longer available in pharmacies across the country, including Colorado. Doctors are beginning to see the impacts.

While inside air may be cooler and seem less smoky, it often has similar levels of harmful smoke particulates as air outside. That's because it came from outside.