ANCHOR: Lack of adequate nutrition and killin the children of India's eastern Orissa State. STORY: 15-year-old Subasini Juang lost her first child due to malnutrition. Now she is trying to save her second child in what has become a common situation in one of India's poorest states. [Subasini Juang, Mother]: Female (Oriya) "We are poor and don't know what is happening to our children. It is difficult to ensure two meals a day. Oftentimes we have to sleep without food. Due to extreme poverty we can't take care of our children and they become weak." The Chief District Medical Officer says over 7000 babies, age 1 to 5, have died from to malnutrition in the last five years. It is also reported that over half of all children ages 1-3 born in Orissa suffer from malnutrition. But one UNICEF State Representative says poverty shouldn't stop kids from getting proper nutrition. [Omol Shadrak, State Representative, UNICEF]: English "Experience shows that poverty is not a barrier to improving the...