virginia winn. she is associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, and director of perinatal biology research. [ chuckles ] lots of hats that you're wearing there. >> yes. >> so, dr. winn, the work is transdisciplinary, and we heard that word earlier. what is does that mean? >> mm-hmm. so the march of dimes has done a tremendous job in pioneering, funding, these transdisciplinary research centers. and stanford was the first one, which was established in 2011. "transdisciplinary" means taking specialists and people with different perspectives and bringing them together to tackle a problem, a common problem. and so, the march of dimes has provided the ability to take the brilliant minds at stanford and the technologies that are being developed at stanford, and bringing that to the problem of understanding preterm birth. >> i think when we talked earlier before we started this segment -- you talk about how we just don't know that much, which is really fascinat

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as for the easter weekend the coolmore billy winn stays with us, a good deal of dry weather in the storyll be pretty chilly. —— cooler and more chilly winds. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: a british man, chris bevington, is named as one of the four people who died in the stockholm lorry attack. huge crowds have taken part in a vigil for the victims near the attack site in the swedish capital. egypt has declared a three—month state of emergency following two bomb attacks on coptic churches which killed dozens of people. a huge data breach at the payday lender wonga. nearly a quarter of a million customers may be affected. also in the next hour: the grand national winner. one for arthur returns to his stables in kinross. the eight year old was welcomed back by fans after winning, the first scottish success in the race since 1979. and we will review the morning papers, including

. >> our firirst prize, the winn schmidt oil cleanup x challenge was a response, essentially, to somethining we all remember,r, e deepwater horizon oil spill in the gulf of mexico. in 2010-- i certainly remember, i'm sure a lolot of folks do--this was ongoing every day, oil spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> the spill was the size of hawaii. it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of crcrude oil spilling into the watater every minute, eveery day. thihis was a manmade catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing g up n those beaches now. but t also to the liveliliods sf the people in these regigions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drill

chris winn has more on the bids and why bay area companies shied away from the project. >> some of theig name construction companies likely held off on bidding because they wanted to avoid any controversy. but that didn't stop hundreds of proposals from coming in from other parts of the country. of those approximately 20 companies will be invited to provide a prototype of wall. >> there's a lot of passion going on both sides of this. >> reporter: proposals were due yesterday, san diego contractor russell baumgardner won't face any backlash from the community. >> i hope the community understands that we're builders, that what we do, we're not politicians. >> reporter: the wall has to be at least 30 feet tall and impossible to climb over, it also has to be impossible to dig under less than six feet. >> what it will look like, how thick it will be, what color it will be, is yet to be determined. >> reporter: this comes as new numbers show that illegal border crossings have gone down, according to abc news 33,000 in march of 2016, to year. >> some are questioning the need for the wall sayi

chris winn has more on the bids and why bay area companies shied away from the project. >> some of the big name construction companies likely held off on bidding because they wanted to avoid any controversy. but that didn't stop hundreds of proposals from coming in from other parts of the country. of those approximately 20 companies will be invited to provide a prototype of their wall. >> there's a lot of passion going on both sides of this. >> reporter: proposals were due yesterday, san diego contractor russell baumgardner hopes he won't face any backlash from the community. >> i hope the community understands that we're builders, that what we do, we're not politicians. >> reporter: the wall has to be at least 30 feet tall and impossible to climb over, it also has to be impossible to dig under less than six feet. >> what it will look like, how thick it will be, what color it will be, is yet to be determined. >> reporter: this comes as new numbers show that illegal border crossings have gone down, according to abc news 33,000 in march of 2016, to 12,000 this year. >> some are questioni

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i'm chris winn. >> hi, chris, good morning, everyone, if you feel like summer this afternoon. we start off with doppler image showing us high clouds over parts of the north bay, off to the coast. temperatures are the coolest, right about now before sunrise, some upper 40s in santa rosa and nevada and halfmoon bay and concord makes us in the 50s. san francisco mild at 57. san jose at 51 degrees. the higher elevations in the north bay, it will still be breezy throughout the morning hours. temperatures will mainly be in the upper 50s by 9:00, clear blue skies out there climbing into the upper 60s. this afternoon, sunny and warm, some inland members will hit the low '80s around the bay, we'll see the mid-70s and mild at the coast as well in the mid-60s. sunset at 7:33. tonight it will be a very pleasant evening if you have plans outdoors. but i do have some changes on the way even tonight in the accuweather 7-day forecast. chris. >> breaking news out of the antioch this morning the chp is investigating how a car slammed into the back of a fire truck killing the driver of this whit

i'm chris winn. we are starting this hour with a look at the forecast.ent is tracking the conditions where you live. >> concentrated rain has passed. we are looking at more showers, can you see live doppler 7 with the green offshore. those showers will rotate into the bay area, you can see the thunderstorms in the southern sierra. also we have still a winter storm warning in the mountains, you can see all of that snow, if you put it into motion, you notice we are still looking at some activity that will sweep through the bay area. temperatures are cold, 39 in santa rosa, it's 46 in napa, 52 in oakland, 48 in san jose. maybe some breezy winds, low snow levels. >> that means the bulk of the activity will be in the morning, after the noon hour, things will settle down. a chance of thunderstorms. rainfall less than a quarter of an inch. most of that will fall on the north bay t. coastal hills and we'll talk about those snow levels once again anywhere 10 to 15 degrees this morning. when that cold sector, definitely a chilly weekend. the second half looks dry,

i'm chris winn. >> hi, chris, good morning, everyone, if you feel like summer this afternoon. showing us high clouds over parts of the north bay, off to the coast. temperatures are the coolest, right about now before sunrise, some upper 40s in santa rosa and nevada and halfmoon bay and concord makes us in the 50s. san francisco mild at 57. san jose at 51 degrees. the higher elevations in the north bay, it will still be breezy throughout the morning hours. temperatures will mainly be in the upper 50s by

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