fewer babies. here in the u.s., in fact, we are already below the so-called replacement level by some measures and that means fewer young people to support our otherwise aging population. >> that's a crisis, we need to have enough working age people to carry the load of the seniors who deserve their retirement. they deserve all of their entitlements and they are going to live out another 30 years. nobody in the history of the globe has had so many older people to deal with. >>> and the pandemic is only making this problem worse. despite early jokes that more families staying home together might mean more babies. >> when we thought, oh, we would see a baby boom. we have not seen it. >> the doctor is chair of the department of gynocology and obstetrics, he said patients are worried about not only their health but finances. you are hearing more people asking for contraception and fewer people saying we are thinking of trying? >> that is absolutely true. i get a report every morning at 5:15 of what hap

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babies are born learning. there is a brain ready to learn and it's ready to learn especially from other people social brain. and our work on imitation i think helped show that. i remember sitting in front of this 42 minute old baby who had never seen a tongue before i poked out my tongue at her and she responded with tongue pretreatment back i opened and closed my mouth she watched my lips move and responded by opening closing from out since a phenomenal thing the baby had never seen her own face but yet she was able to connect her own body to my body and it was a dramatic demonstration to me that we are born and learning. for some 2000 years people fuck that babies and young children were sort of defective grownups so they defined babies you know children in terms of all the things that they were missing 7 they were irrational they were egocentric they couldn't understand the relationship between cause and effect or take the perspective of another person the picture was that there really wasn't very much that

still missing baby. with the most critical point a kid like this right now to write a book 8 it's right now after 12 years right now but i want to tell you that the investment you do in that young push from the very beginning gives you the best possibility of scaling this thing and be of such just because of the ending and this will pay off dividends for this country in a way that nothing else will. shake gattis is about as close to living proof of that as you can get gattis is the exact. director of the flat push y.m.c.a. in brooklyn. he also happens to be one of the subjects of a landmark early learning study that's been tracking him for more than 40 years the advice of darien project launched in 1972 by researchers in chapel hill north carolina a study was designed to examine the long term impact of full day high quality early care and education on low income children like shay i started when i was 3 months old i do have vivid memories and i remember so games polls still scope of things which today i

she just had a baby. she's really sick. >> narrar: her baby at risk. >> was the baby going to be extremely sick and infected as a result of covid, too? >> narrator: and their struggle to re-unite. these two stories on this special edition of frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the heising simons foundation unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. more at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen. support for frontline and for deah is our busin

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>>laura prado welcomed a baby girl 7 months ago but understands why the predicted pandemic baby boom actually a bust i totally understand because who would want to have a baby during these times the 10 or so so strange and so unknown it's really interesting territory because he never experienced that before while a steady stream of newborns continue to arrive the brookings institution, a liberal think tank is predicting 300,000 fewer births in the u.s. this year. >>numbers are down in almost every state they're showing declines in the neighborhood of 5 to 10% which is really pretty day in historical terms. >>the shocking number was california over 9 months since a stay at home order in california january birth numbers are down by 23% compared to 2019 uncertain about things right now they don't know what's going to happen next and and and that's not conducive the. >>making babies to professor del myers is an expert on demographics and population change. he says 300,000 fewer americans will impact far more than the economy and education, rubble sue the system because in 20 years later

babies are born learning.there is a brain ready to learn and it's ready to learn especially from other people social brain. or work on imitation i think helped show that. i remember sitting in front of this 42 minute old baby who had never seen a tongue before i poked out my tongue at her and she responded with tongue for tradition back i opened and closed my mouth she watched my lips move and responded by opening closing her mouth says a phenomenal thing the baby had never seen her own face but yet she was able to connect her own body to my body and it was a dramatic demonstration to me that we are born and learning. for some 2000 years people thought that babies and young children were sort of defective grownups so they defined babies you know children in terms of all the things that they were missing 7 they were there were russian on they were egocentric they couldn't understand the relationship between cause and effect or take the perspective of another person the picture was that there really wasn't very

do from the get go i read to this new baby. and then as the other children came along i obviously read to all of them and we really made this the heart of our family routine. it was an hour a night really, for 25 years, and it was wonderful. arduous to get to sometimes but always that feeling, especially in the early years when they were little and things were unbelieve by chaotic as they are when you have a house full of children oregon one little child. we would get to story time it and was like, just, oh three -there was this real kind palpable feeling of downshifting into being together or a lovely way of being together. so, yes, it was one of the nonnegotiables of family life. you brought your teeth and read. and the adult was reading, obvious live it's a bit of a sacrifice. it is not always a pleasure. like anything in life, everything is not going to be sunshine and roses every single day, but it really was -- i really -- i perceived that something was happening in this time together. i knew my children were very verbal,

but some of the babies have such serious birth defects they cannot be saved. you know where you forget i mean do you are probably a mile from us here you met my skirt my form i said mean given up we are back. now in guinea don't being given a shin vickie's yeah i want to know. my frontal of your piloting don't my from us are up on the long haul moment for myself why china yeah i mean. us clinicians a seeing spine the before the organs outside the baby's body a neural tube defects where the brain has failed to develop. by missing you. it's going to dog on my watch and being in our dog bone wizzy going on to come was she. when you call wash in mining always equals on me because we have a month for my cereal don't come miles on come on i figure out tonight by your. grandma not ok. we make a cold system it's all spittle if there's birds a bird with going to little more for mission the heck the they have to call on us and we go there we found 1st of all that many families who are living near some money. many cases of money for missions. that from work we began our

room for baby girl. i don't. really think. she's going. through. here she is going to sing on the go but i do is it to stare at her i can't do nothing now i just sit down staring at him briefly and. once tony and diane have cut a moment to reconnect or it's time for the baby to miss her other grandmother. according to tradition the little girl is also a member of all the families interest rate. tony and i and have soon found a new crew for us parents. to let me know it looks like i'm got it took me a while to get like this. get it. back on the open ocean the crew on the m.v. tyson are nearing the end of their own 4 week separation from family captain matt smith is counting down the days and eager to see his kids but lucky that jackie is staying on board filling in for a coworker who's called in sick. the missus's fact stop them senate throw to may so let's find out which is given me. new socks that's going to go on my. and some local beef jerky and it's like fun a party makes. me go on for another 2 weeks. the daily have ships life health keith luc

the boyfriend took the baby home last night, the ladies i spoke with took care of the baby and they brought him here to the police station. he is seated in the back of a police car. appeared to be in good shape, according to a detective i spoke with. they were taking him to the hospital to have him checked out. tuesday evening, michael was in the backseat of a car with his aunt and her friend. police say the aunt ran into a store and that the friend named taneisha drove off with michael still in the backseat. michael was reported kidnapped last night. it's not clear why there was a 24-hour time difference there between the time that taneisha took off with the baby and he was reported missing. according to one of the ladies i spoke with this morning, her boyfriend knew the woman who left him with the baby, as i mentioned, knew her as tt. it's not clear if that woman is the same woman, taneisha, that police are looking for. >> the girl just left the baby at the park and said she would be right back and never came back. so i'm thinking my boyfriend know her, he did knew her. she said the baby

that ♪ ♪ diggin' the scene diggin' on you diggin' on me ♪ ♪ baby baby-ooo-baby baby ♪ ♪ it's on likei feel the way i do ♪ ♪ when all i can think about is you ♪ ♪ what was it in the line ♪ ♪ that made me fall for you ♪ ♪ do you know why i'm diggin' diggin' diggin' diggin' on you ♪ ♪ it's on like that it's on like that ♪ ♪ i gotta be in love or somethin' like that ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." give it up from my band, y'all. yes. we are all digging on that classic from tlc, mom joke alert.

whenever you're ready. ♪ ♪ i want my baby back baby back baby back baby bac baby back baby bac i wantnts ribs kid she want to go to chili's ♪ ♪ need a full rac 'cause she kind of bossy need a wet nap because her fingers saucy ♪ ♪ hard to look cool when you're eating rib headed back home should have worn a bib ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what what come on, man wet nap. little extra mustard on that, man. unbelievable for this last one, since the nba all-star game just happened, can you do something to the classic nba on nbc theme? >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: all right. take it away ♪ ♪ turn it over to nbc basketball on my t bob costas looking at me lay-up dribble ♪ ♪ go for the thre i don't want gol soccer or tennis i want michael ♪ ♪ scottie and denni down the court go for the dun this is the peak ♪ ♪ of physical fitness ref what are you blind he didn't travel you're out of your mind ♪ ♪ every call's straight up crim now this game' in overtime ♪ ♪ turn it over the nb basketball on my t i hope this game never end on the same network ♪ ♪ that brought you "friends and "seinfeld" ♪ [ la

♪ ♪ and if it's quite all right ♪ ♪ i need you baby ♪ ♪ to warm the lonely night ♪ ♪ i love you babyy ♪ ♪ oh pretty baby ♪ ♪ now that i found you stay ♪ ♪ and let me love you oh baby ♪ ♪ let me love you oh baby ♪ ♪ you're just too good to be true ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." give it up for my band, y'all. yeah! that's a little lauryn hill for you. i love that version. why did you want to hear that, maria? >> hi, kelly. i love this song so much. it embodies what love means to me. my favorite song lyric is "at

babies cannot speak.nancy and after being born and the amazing part is the technology that closed the gap for us to deliver health care at home for those babies and the ability to give us, you know, comfort around their safety. when the parents want to get a couple of hours sleep. so, it's been founded nine years ago, we have been involved in the last six years and it's been a rocket ship. we grow the business more than $110 million, with only $48 million due today. >> what is incredible, we just literally looked up a patient, you know, parent statements about it and it's like saved my daughter's life. saved a life, over and over and over again and it tends to be become, things had that never would be picked up by traditional baby monitors. >> yeah, i think jim, just to give you a sense, we are measuring around 290,000 babies every night for 12 hours in the last six months. and that's what allows us to collect the largest data sets of babies in the world. build the machine learning models that know to pre

with special guests -- cardi b, bad bunny dababy lil baby bad baby da lil babi, bad baby bunny da lil be da bad bunny lil baby baby da bunny be da lil bad baby and drake. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. i'm excited. i am [ applause ] i'm excited. i'm -- >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: i'm freaking out i'm psyched up [ laughter ] some more entertainment news i saw that netflix is trying out a new feature to crack down on shared passwords by sending users a verification code before they can login to an account. americans heard and were like, "okay, then i guess we'll just share the code." [ laughter ] yeah, this is big. netflix could be getting rid of the last remaining link between you and your ex from three years ago. [ light laughter ] apparently, people using their friends' passwords say they're getting a message on screen that reads, "if you don't live with the owner of this account, you need your own account to keep watching. yeah, that's real. meanwhile, if you try to log into paramount plus, it says, "omg someone's paying for paramount plus?" [ laughter and applause "why?" >> tariq: yeah >

there will still be babies but perhaps less many countries are reporting historically low birth rates during the pandemic as much as 10 percent less in some places. family planning touring the coronavirus pandemic has become difficult after all it's hard to get into the mood or be optimistic about the future during a pandemic. hello welcome to october 19th special i want to get jones and berlin a city that doesn't feel like it's going to be to set it anytime soon there's still enough hustle and bustle despite the pandemic but who knows what the future holds and it's that question that seems to keep many couples from having kids now. the children's playground eerily quiet the numbers are out italians are having far fewer babies during the pandemic. they too have had to put their family planning on hold more in an even chance or just bought a new home in a suburb of baghdad the big step for the young couple and everything is ready for the next. comment i made my meaning this will be the children's room it has yet to be set up we want to put in one or 2 beds depending on the size. we als

there will still be babies but perhaps less many countries are reporting historically low birth rates during the pandemic as much as 10 percent less in some places. family planning touring the coronavirus pandemic has become difficult after all it's hard to get into the mood or be optimistic about the future during a pandemic. hello welcome to good night in a special i want to get jones and berlin a city that doesn't feel like it's going to be deserted any time soon there's still enough hustle and bustle despite the pandemic but who knows what the future holds and it's that question that seems to keep many couples from having kids now. the children's playground eerily quiet the numbers are out italians are having far fewer babies during the pandemic. they too have had to put their family planning on hold more in an even chance or just bought a new home in a suburb of baghdad a big step for the young couple and everything is ready for the next. ques the comment i made my meaning this will be the children's room it has yet to be set up we want to put in one or 2 beds depending on the si

thank you. >> still ahead, a medical first for one newborn baby. what we're learning about the first infant born with covid-19 antibodies in the u.s.. >> and one final winter storm. now headed our way. how it will affect your day. we'll time out that storm coming up next. >> new tonight at 6, a florida new board has become the first baby born with covid-19 antibodies in the u.s.. yeah, we were talking about this with the doctor earlier. the mom she was vaccinated 3 weeks before she delivered a healthy baby girl in palm beach shortly after birth doctors discovered the infant son bill cull court contain coronavirus antibodies. these types of antibodies are produced in the late stages of infection, and they stay in the body for months or even years. and in this case the baby's antibodies were low, making her vulnerable to infection. scientists say more research is needed to determine just how long antibodies to last in newport. coming up in sports. james wiseman and eric paskel are out for at least 2 nights warriors game due to. >> covid protocols, ma

there will still be babies but perhaps less many countries are reporting historically low birth rates during the pandemic as much as 10 percent less in some places. family planning to ring the coronavirus pandemic has become difficult after all it's hard to get into the mood or be optimistic about the future during a pandemic. hello welcome to arco big night in special i want to get jones and berlin a city that doesn't feel like it's going to be to set it anytime soon there's still enough hustle and bustle despite the pandemic but who knows what the future holds and it's that question that seems to keep many couples from having kids now. a children's playground eerily quiet the numbers are out italians are having far fewer babies during the pendency. they too have had to put their family planning on hold more in an finch and so just bought a new home in a suburb of baghdad the big step for the young couple and everything is ready for the next. question comment i made my meaning this will be the children's room that has yet to be set up we want to put in one or 2 beds depending on the.

kept the baby alive.at the end of her two-week ordeal there was a little doubt but ultrasound tests confirmed baby jenson had pulled through just fine so it's back to sacramento until this week's delivery. >>> you may wonder if the ecmo machine is helpful for covid patients as well. doctors say it can be in some cases but in that miracle baby it's wonderful it worked out. >> i love seeing that. i'm glad they're able to go home and everyone's happy. >>> you know what? more south bay students closer to returning to the classroom. coming up here on "today in the bay," the major step forward for one of the busiest school districts. >>> plus, moving out of the bay area, the new report on the ongoing exodus in the city facing the hardest hits, all coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces... just whisk it in... ...brush it on ...sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. be

>> yes, miss nanny. ♪ muppet babies ♪ ♪ they make their dreams come true ♪ ♪ muppet babies ♪ ♪ they'llear. mom posting the video, writing, "to most people, this is just something every baby does, but to me, this is incredible. manning has never danced to music because he's never heard it." and tonight -- >> hey, david. >> -- mom and baby manning with us. >> to see him light up from sound when we've never seen that before is truly amazing. >> she is grateful for that medical team, grateful for the power of music. and grateful for his favorite cartoon. and we are grateful they shared that moment. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> costs and consequences. just a few of the factors hanging in the balance when it comes to reopening schools. and now there's a multibillion-dollar incentive tipping the scales. >>> health insurance giant blue shield is being put in charge of distributing coronavirus vaccines in california. will this help us reach our goals? >>> i'm spencer christian. march is off to a marvelously mild start. i'll show you how long that will last in my accuweather forecast c

. >>> ten out of ten parents agree every time a baby is born it's a pretty manley call moment. >> but "today's" show hoda kotb has the story of a new hampshire couple's baby whose birth this past week was truly miraculous. >> it was a birth that beat the odds. 57-year-old barbara higgins delivered a healthy baby boy on saturday, becoming one of the oldest women to give birth in the u.s. >> i'm 57. the whole thin honestly. >> reporter: barbara and her husband kenny welcoming baby boy jack. >> i'm so proud of her. >> reporter: she says the pregnancy, her third, was easy thanks in part to her active lifestyle, but getting pregnant later in life comes with challenges. barbara's doctor monitored her closely. >> a lot of blood work and visit, ultrasounds, things we would do for anyone who is older to make sure that things are going smoothly. >> there he is. >> reporter: the choice to have another child was not made lightly. the family faced tragedy in 2016 when their teenage daughter passed away. >> mara was 13, had an undiagnosed brain tumor and died very suddenly. >> reporter: while bross

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imagine people talking that way about your baby. before your baby is even born. it's awful. but sadly it's not shocking, not at all, not to people of color. i don't think anybody who watched harry and meghan's interview could really be surprised about that. remember the racist lie about meghan being almost straight out of compton? right, that's the daily mail. straight out of compton. racism is racism. doesn't matter whether you live in a shack or a palace. prince harry says that he will never share that conversation about his son. but he tells oprah it wasn't with the queen or prince philip. >> it was not his grandmother nor his grandfather that were a part of those conversations? >> so, and harry says racism directed at meghan and their son archie, racism especially from the british press, he said, was a big part of why they stepped away from the royal family. >> did you leave the country because of racism? >> it was a large part of it. i remember that from the fund-raiser, one of the people at that dinner said to me, please don't, please don't do this with the media. they

it came from the idea of having a baby. birthed this idea at the same time that we had a new experience at becoming parents. and so there was so much meaning behind that, and it's our family. if you look around, these are all our kids. lemonis: these are your kids? meredith: yeah. lemonis: is that you? meredith: that's chris. lemonis: is it? that's you and your kids? meredith: they always wanted to be with him. chris: as a dad not being able to necessarily bring home money for the family, too, i just felt like, i, um... i drove it into the ground, and it didn't -- it's no longer capable of surviving, and it just made me feel like it was a representation of me. ♪♪ lemonis: hi, there. akiko: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. akiko: akiko. lemonis: akiko? that's a cool name. akiko: thank you. lemonis: what do you do here? akiko: operations. lemonis: operations. and do you do the accounting, as well? akiko: just light accounting. chris: i got to the growth of the company because of her help, and she's been basically -- well, you have be

that's right, the breakers rock, baby, that's right!d? >> that's correct. early, my early days when i first started, back in the bronx, in the early -- when the bronx was burning in the '70s. '76. '75, '76, '77, '78. yeah, man, i was on concrete. i learned how to flip on concrete. i learned how to spin on concrete. >> jimmy: this is before people knew what break dancing was. >> that's correct. >> jimmy: most people think of the early '80s. >> that's correct. >> jimmy: you carried around a piece of cardboard and that sort of thing? >> no, no, we had a crew, man. the bronx was burning, there was plenty of cardboard in there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: after this weekend -- >> hey, the goal is to elevate the art form. it's the first american art form that has ever been inducted into the olympics. >> jimmy: is that right? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, man. believe. >> jimmy: this is going to be a good olympics, i can tell you right now. >> what we're going to do is expand it. put an olympic training center there in the bronx. also make the b

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your baby's had a baby. >> yes, it was amazing. wouldn't share her with anyone. >> vail was healthy and beautiful. karlyn radiant. their townhouse was filled with the joyful sounds of karlyn singing to vail. she particularly loved "you are my sunshine." ♪ you'll never know dear how much i love you ♪ >> she was happy. it looked like she found her purpose in life. >> three months after vail was born karlyn and maliek married in a small ceremony in south carolina. after the party karlyn went back home to fort meade in maryland with the baby. >> she said it was hard, the distance and not seeing him all the time. >> susan stayed in touch with her daughter. >> i spoke with karlyn every day, sometimes twice a day. >> but tuesday august 25th would be different. susan called karlyn that morning. >> and she didn't answer. >> and is that -- i mean -- >> that's unusual. >> you have such a close relationship. >> so i waited and i called her again. and she didn't answer. so i sent her an e-mail to her work e-mail. never got a response to that. c

i asked why the baby boom during the pandemic is turning into a baby bust. >> not at your house.ut first here's today's "eye opener" it's your world in 90 seconds. >> all three vaccines are safe and highly effective. >> despite the three vaccines now in play, the cdc says the crisis is far from over. >> cdc is warning states not to lift coronavirus restrictions. >> please hear me clearly, at this level of cases with variants spreading we stand to completely lose the hard-earned we have gained. >>> a third woman has accused new york governor andrew cuomo of unwanted advances. >> if these charges are proven there's just no way he can govern. >> jackson, mississippi residents are still without water, more than two weeks after the storm. >> we are doing everything we can. we did not expect this to happen. >> former president donald trump and former first lady melania were both vaccinated at the white house in january. >> all that -- >> a man proposed to his girlfriend while skydiving with the ring in between his teeth. >> she said yes! >> all that matters -- >> former president sarko

>> yes, miss nanny. ♪ muppet babies ♪ ♪ they make their dreams come true ♪ ♪ muppet babies ♪ ♪ they'llw hear. mom posting the video, writing, "to most people, this is just something every baby does, but to me, this is incredible. manning has never danced to music because he's never heard it." and right here tonight -- >> hey, david. >> mom and baby manning with us. >> to see him light up from sound when we've never seen that before is truly amazing. >> they is grateful for that medical team, grateful for the power of music. and grateful for his favorite cartoon. and we are grateful they shad that moment. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> we're not waiting to get out of this purple tier in order to get our kids safely back into in-person instruction. >> the governor says millions of californian kids are going back to school and it's going to happen soon. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm larry beil. if the governor gets his way most california schools could reopen for in-person lear

how attached are you to this little baby?. i care for her. i love her and i will always care for her but i know she's not mine and she belongs with her parents. >> reporter: emily says she hopes the baby's parents will be able to meet their daughter for the first time by her first birthday in may. what do you think it will be like to see them reunite with this baby girl? >> it makes me emotional thinking about it. i can only imagine the feeling they'll have seeing their child for the first time. gosh, sorry, just as i, you know, see my own child when they're born but they've had to wait a whole year. >> reporter: can you imagine what it must mean to them you've taken on this responsibility you never expected to? >> i know that they're very grateful. they've expressed that to us a hundred times. i know they're grateful. >> reporter: it is pretty remarkable and emily says that she doesn't think that she wants to be a surrogate again after this experience unless, amy, unless the same family wants a sibling for their baby girl an

same thing with the baby's lungs. so if the corpse is decaying, their lungs will have gases in them that will have them float. and so, not great. 2% is not bad for that era in terms of the degree of error. unless you are one of the women who was convicted in infanticide, then 2% does not look good at all. but this bloodstain pattern analysis, it was referred to as what dexter made famous. 8% of the weight is blood. we have five liters of blood and it is very close to the surface. you will release blood with trauma. it has all these residues to make it difficult to clean. you can imagine bloodstains have been used for death investigations for time out of mind. this guy was killed here, dragged over here. he has blood on his hands. that is not what we are talking about here with the splatter analysis and blood typing. blood typing comes of age in 1907, a, b, o, all of that. they come up with these blood tests. they use them for paternity, as you can imagine. is that my kid or not my kid? but they are also used in death

. ♪ baby, baby ♪ >>> plus, beating the odds we'll talk to the 57-year-old who gave birth to a healthyhow the family is doing. >>> simply the best. our first look at the tina turner documentary what the film is revealing about the music icon's life in the spotlight. >> the thing that really stood out to us, the revelation we had with tina was how omnipresent the pain of her past is. it's always kind of bubbling underneath the surface >>> then we will catch up with the one, the only carrie underwood about her new gospel album. we couldn't let her go without a special performance to help kick off your weekend today, friday, march 26th, 2021 ♪ wrapped around her finger ♪ >> i'm happy to celebrate with my friends at the "today" show >> today, we'd like to send a special 100th birthday wish. >> to our grandma louise parker in m. pleasant, south carolina happy birthday, grandma. ♪ one of their own ♪ >> we're from florida. >> we have our poster of us with hoda at the "today" show, and we can't wait to be back. and we cannot wait to have you back that plaza right there is waiting for them hope

she sets this baby and decides to take her in. i see you're taking this baby, would you have one of the hebrew women nurse him. the princess said yes. she runs to her mother and says would you like to see your child again. miriam is the one who makes it happen. >> it was because of these early years that moves us new moses initially did not win a part of this. when he told god to send somebody else, i'm not equipped and god said no i'm sending you. three people were responsible for the exile. it was most moses, aaron and miriam. the siblings of moses, they start crumbling saying why does he get all the attention, why is he favorite head miriam had been diligent with her loyalty to god, they got the best of her. he summoned him. for her to challenge her brother is an offense to challenge god and she is punished with a skin disease. the word is a kind of leprosy, we don't really know exactly what it was. it made her an outcast. it put her outside the community until she could be healed. moses and her brother prayed for her god treat

we have a baby girl. i don't. really think. she's going to. hear she is going to sing on the cake but i do is it to stereo and i can't do that for you now i just sit there and i'm staring at embrace the. ones tony and diane have had their moment to reconnect what it's time for the baby to miss her and other grandmother. according to tradition the little tilled is also a member of all the families interest rate. tony and and have soon found a new crew 1st parents. and it looks like i'm done but it took me a while to get like get. back on the open ocean the crew on the m.v. tyson on nearing the end of their own 4 weeks separation from family captain matt smith is counting down the days and eager to see his kids but lucky that jackie is staying on board filling in for a cold with her who's called in sick. the misses practice up and senates wrote him a so let's find out what she's given my. new socks that's going to go on my. son clark will be jerky and it's like fun a party mix oh oh yeah we go on for another 2 weeks. the daily deities of ships l

but baby eden is part of the baby boom that's going strong at golden oak midwives in oakland.hoops didn't think we're going to get pregnant or we're planning to have a baby. and here we are. but i think now almost a year in it feels like people's want. just continue their life plan and start a family that was in their cards. aside from ultrasounds, some of the prenatal care what virtual in the early months of the pandemic, which only added to the usual concerns about pregnancy when she had, you know some form of anxiety around. hey i'm not in the baby move or just want to get some reassurance that everything's ok, i would say to me that voice in our head to let her know that hey, you know, we're gonna be okay. right? have faith in the process and the care that you're getting, and everything else will play out. you're sitting at home, and there's like, not a lot going on. not a lot of distractions because i gave myself things toe worry about and he would kind of like, bring me back to like, okay. you know, your body knows what to do. it's okay. just because it's a pandemic does

questions over what baby archie would look like. alleged conversations about how dark his skin might be. and today, oprah winfrey revealing more about what prince harry told her about that. james longman standing by live in london. >>> the harrowing moments here in new york city. several new york city police officers answering a call. the shootout on the stairs, officers wounded. >>> and on this international women's day, the messages from so many moms and front line workers who hope you'll watch right here tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here as we start another week together. and we begin tonight with that news from the cdc and perhaps a first glimpse of life as we inch closer to the other side of this. the cdc now issuing new guidance for people who are fully vaccinated. easing some of the restrictions that we've all been living with for the past year now. today, the director of the cdc dr. rochelle walensky calling it an important first step, but also issuing a warning that we remain in the midst of

there will still be babies but perhaps less many countries are reporting historically low birth rates during the pandemic as much as 10 percent less in some places. family planning to ring the coronavirus pandemic has become difficult after all it's hard to get into the mood or be optimistic about the future during a pandemic. hello welcome to good night in a special i want to get jones in berlin a city that doesn't feel like it's going to be deserted anytime soon there's still enough hustle and bustle despite the pandemic but who knows what the future holds and it's that question that seems to keep many couples from having kids now. a children's playground eerily quiet the numbers are out italians are having far fewer babies during the pendency. they too have had to put their family planning on hold more in admin chancel just bought a new home in a suburb of baghdad the big step for the young couple and everything is ready for the next. quest comment i made my meaning this will be the children's room that has yet to be set up we want to put in one or 2 beds depending on the size. we

baby it's just still lewd nonsense. there is a sale of the do washington tries to force europe to stop a major russian energy project yet makes moscow one of its biggest oil partners. by their life marty's worldview center this sunday morning welcome to the weekly a look back at the top stories we brought you over the last 7 days 1st than in the week we reported that there's been a sharp rise in french students forced to turn to free or subsidized food from support groups restaurants and supermarkets. bensky was at one paris help center where they can buy cheap meals. every day this canteen is packed with students all coming in here to pick up a hot meal as the covert crisis continues to point out 2 groups have been hit hard by the pandemic many are now without work and the means to support themselves demand for financial help from a public service the student life which also runs services like this canteen has increased sharply every week around 40000 meals are being distributed to students in paris by this organizatio

was taking care of her other baby. tubman told the story of how the baby was worrying as she told the crying, so she got a slab of pork and she warmed it in the fire and the baby stop crying. so when the mother came back, she saw the piece of pork hanging out and thought that she had killed the baby but it was indeed just a piece of pork. and i think that's a funny story because if you put a piece of bacon in my mouth, i'd stop talking to. this next section here talks about comments early life and the quote says, every time i saw a white man i was afraid of being carried away. i had two sisters carried away in a chain gang one of them left to children. we were always uneasy. so this highlights the fact that they were sold away to a changing endeavor scene again. and this panel again shows the young tubman and her little brother on the panel. this is a map of this area that we are in right now. it shows dorchester county, you probably came through cambridge when he came over and you cross the river and then down the chu