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. >> reporter: adoption professional sheila davis has tips for adoptive prospective parents to protect themselves. never send money to a birth mother directly and be suspicious of those who don't want to work with an official. heather got out of jail after a year for this and drug charges. >>> an easter sunday one family won't forget delivering a healthy boy inside this fire truck early yesterday morning in connecticut. meet darin robert yardley jr., his name. he blocks in at 8.4 pounds 21 inches long. both mom amend baby happy and healthy and adorable. should be leaving the hospital, we understand, tomorrow. >>> and i'm eun yang live here at nats park. it is a picture perfect day for a gable game. the first 20,000 fans receive this 10-year anniversary commemorative plaque and also a first for today, pitching phenom matt sherzer in a nats uniform for the first time and fans excited. and high hopes a lot of expectations fors they upcoming season. diana rossini joins me to tell us more and what else is going on for players. >> tons of reasons why fans should be excited. definitely the bi

. >> reporter: adoption professional sheila davis has some tips for adoptive prospective parents to protect themselves. she says never send money to a birth mother directly and be suspicious of someone who doesn't want to work with an adoption professional. as for heather, she got out of prison just last week after serving a little over a year on drug and theft charges in another case. andrea canning nbc news. >>> and now to a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. doctors are calling a little girl a miracle patient. a young girl who was released from a san francisco hospital after a three-month battle with the flu. >> doctors say it was a highly unusual case. nbc bay area's ian cole has the story. >> reporter: it's a big day at ucsf children's hospital. picture day. not a promotional shoot for doctors and nurses. it's an opportunity to get a picture with 8-year-old patient lydia. >> she has become a real kind of star in the hospital. >> reporter: you see, on christmas day, lydia got a cough. it wouldn't stop. >> and she didn't even have a fever. then one day i was snuggling with her, and s

. >> once a week, sheila davis volunteers time to share her story with the female inmates. >> i haven this the pits of hell with my addiction. in and out of jail. stealing, lying. and i really believe that my calling has been to try to help others. >> i love shiela. she's very inspirational and i get so much out of her groups. and i know that coming from the same streets as her, if she can do it, i can do it. >> you have to make up your mind where you gonna go and what you gonna do. >> rebecca goodman who's been fighting her own battle with drugs in the past decade is more skeptical. >> i've been through all this. half my life span, on and of off being clean. my opinion i don't want to hear a speaker. >> for me my drug addiction keeps getting worse. every time i go back out it's worse. >> oh really? >> yes. >> god, i didn't know that that. >> yes. >> do you know what they call that? progression. that's what it does. >> but people here -- i'm not trying to say anything. >> just talk about you boo. don't worry about nobody else. just you. >> i know. i'm just saying like for me, i am si