Solve childhood obesity within a generation, new fed report proposes

Could lower pricing for healthier foods, increased efforts to get kids more physically active, some clearer guide on what's good to eat, and finally, better food in schools solve America's problem with childhood obesity?

Or is this country's love of fast food, french fries and fried chicken, deep dish pizza and sugar as American as apple pie?

Those questions are being asked in the wake of a new report from the White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity. The report, unveiled by First Lady Michelle Obama, aims to solve the problem of childhood obesity within a generation.