(May 1, 2008) Global food prices soar and the world's poorest people go even hungrier. Food riots fuel political crises in some nations. Rich nations pledge more aid. Will it be enough to stop what some world leaders call "a silent tsunami of hunger"?

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In this video clip, Global Pulse takes a look at the World Food Crisis and how it's becoming "a silent tsunami".

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