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Babies and small children want to put anything and everything into their mouths and lead paint chips are very sweet tasting. even lead paint that isn't peeling can shed harmful dust which can settle on toys and beds. children inhale it faster than adults, and because they're still growing, it can result in permanent learning disabilities, behavioral problems and stunted growth. many countries in europe band lead paint in the first decades of the 20th century, and the league of nations pushed for a worldwide ban in 1922. at the time, the united states was the world's largest producer of lead, s...

>> if you want privacy on the internet, just never go on the internet. this from the "new york post." michael douglas is changing the story on what kind of cancer he has. he says he was diagnosed with lung cancer. but his surgeon told him it was best to say throat cancer. i rather have neither. >> "philadelphia inquirer," new study reveals a consistent bedtime can improve a child's behavior and development. this is really important. children who went to bed at a different time every night were more likely to be hyper active and to misbehave. those who went to bed after 9:00 p.m. had behavioral...

anything as dramatic as this. you know, we've become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals, and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. >> sounds great. it's a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn's drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 million that woman raised could even possibly have gone towards rescuing dogs. and as you'll see, the charity watchdog group has doubts how that slim fraction was spent. as they put it, the numbers don't se...

attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. >> sounds great. it's a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn's drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 million that woman raised could even possibly have gone towards rescuing dogs. the charity watchdog group has slim doubts how that slim fraction was spent. as they put it, the numbers don't seem to add up. the appeal though, reuniting dogs and troops, is powerful. ...

hopefully the wars will come to an end and we won't be doing anything as dramatic as this. you know, we've become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. >> sounds great. it's a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn's drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 million that woman raised could even possibly have gone towards rescuing dogs. the charity watchdog group has slim doubts how that slim fraction w...