don't miss cnn's this is life with lisa ling.al drinking into the disease of addiction, especially among women. >> how hard does someone have to drink to get to the point where they develop liver disease? >> so for a woman that would be four drinks a day. a man it would be five. if you are binge drinking, it's that pattern of alcohol use that leads to more severe liver dysfunction. >> i know that there are probably a lot of people who may not be seeing the consequences now, but is it giving birth to what could be just a disastrous situation years down the line? >> i think we are already there. the number of referrals for liver transplant in young people, particularly young women, have gone up, i mean, a week ago friday we had 24 referrals for liver transplant in one day. >> in your entire career have you ever -- >> no. >> ywould you have thought? >> no. alcohol is the biggest problem in america right now and it's one no one has really talked about. >> shocking. lisa ling, you are still with us. tell us how widespread is this issu

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lisa ling, thank. and be sure to tune in. of "this is life with lisa ling" airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn. >> still ahead on cnn tonight, on this sunday, we're paying tribute to the heroes making the world a better place with the help of heroes ceremony. that's next. >>> well, it is a night to honor ten special people inspiring change in the world "cnn heroes" gets underway in about one hour held at the american museum of natural history in new york where we find cnn's bren with a preview. bren, who have you caught up with so far? >> reporter: listen, pam, we have amazing celebrities with us. i want to talk to them now. we have the legendary diane warren and sofia carson with us and they are performing tonight, which is -- >> you wrote it. >> she's the one doing the p perf performing. i'm the one not trying to mess up on the piano. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tell me about this performance tonight. this is such an uplifting and empowering song, tonight, this event. what does it mean to you? >> we're

the host of "this is life lisa l ling" joins us now. this is eye opening.try right now. help put that in perspective. how serious is this situation? >> well, it's incredibly serious and the problem is that it's totally legal and totally celebrated. but it is the biggest addiction in america. in fact, it kills more people than prescription pills, heroin and cocaine combined. 15 million americans repeatedly struggle with alcohol disorder and that doctor told me that he has spent a 20-year career, most of the people he would perform surgeries on were men in their 60s and had, you know, been drinking for decades in some cases because alcohol use disorder is a progressive disease. he said in the last couple years, cases or people put on liver transplants exploded up 325% and in fact, the population hardest hit are women under 35. >> wow. women under 35. and as you say, 15 million americans impacted by this. it's interesting, too, because the opioid crisis is so prominent in the news the last several years, so much focus on that. you know is the whalcohol crisi g

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>> lisa ling, the host of "this is life" joins us now.so fascinating, lisa, and it raises all kinds of ethical questions. the online donor we saw in the clip and one of the clips, it has now fathered more than 120 children. why are people turning to him and others like him to start their families? >> well, pam, there are many women who either can't conceive naturally, they don't have a partner, or they choose to be a single mother and for women with resources, they might generally seek out the help of a fertility clinic but those are very, very expensive. and so in the last few years, there has emerged this community online donors, where you can find on facebook that offer services for free. now, in the case of the man that we profiled, he has in fact, helped produce over 100 children and while that sounds astounding and if you asked me personally if i think that's a crazy number, of course, i do but when you spend time with the women and the families who might other wise not have an opportunity to have had kids, you know, you might feel

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we asked him earlier if there's any sign of this scandal, there's ling up. not at all. i think it's giving ever deeper to be honest with the we've heard from the belgian prosecutor, the authority saying that for people of the 6 that they've arrested have not been charged. one of them. belgium media reporting is eva kylie, another. her former partner also another her current partner. sorry, another is a former italian m e p who's neither head of human rights. oh and geo here in the city and another head of them. and geo as well the, the sort of web of this corruption scandal is actually growing at larger. and we also know that police rated another house of another m e p, which belgium media is bought, reporting to be mark caribella, who is also a socialist within the socialist and democrats group within the european parliament i. we've been doing a bit of digging at the d. w over the last couple of days. and there was a vote on the 1st of december which showed that eva kylie. and now we can also concern marked her bella voted in favor of liberalizing the system for visas

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. >> tune in to "this is life with lisa ling." >> what's wrong with having a baby tiger cub?mothers for up to two years. what we see in the tiger cub encounter industry is the cubs are taken from the mothers sometimes hours after they're born and cubs whose immune systems aren't fully developed. >> it is unhealthy for the cubs and awful for the mothers. >> in the wild one tiger would maybe give birth six times. but we are seeing tigers in the captive industry bred dozens of times which is physically exhausting and traumatic for them every time their babies are taken from them. >> lisa ling bring us the most amazing stories. tonight at 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. we'll be right back. of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and d all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. innovation refunds has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to innovationrefunds.com to learn more. ♪ bye, bye cou

lisa ling dives into their world in an all new "this is life". >> too often cops without training are that can escalate quickly. not long ago, my family witnessed this firsthand right here in santa monica when they encountered a man who appeared to be having a psychotic episode. it was december of 2020, my husband and eldest daughter, who was 7 at the time, were leaving a house on this street. as they were walking, a very large man charged them and was just yelling profanities. and the guy then said, you and your daughter are going to die tonight and then ran off. >> it is an all new "this is life with lisa ling" tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> coming up, grant wahl loved soccer, but wasn't afraid to criticize the sport's issues. now his death at the age of just 49 has stunned the world cup and left questions about how someone so young could die so suddenly. (brent) people love subaru just because it stands for much more than just a car. (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over seventeen hundred hometown charities. (phil) have i witness

and tomorrow night an all new "this is life" lisa ling meets three different interracial couples thates in a divided country. >> after dating for four years, bill and shayna began to talk about getting married and starting a family, and that's when shayna laid out what the future of a union like theirs could look like. >> shayna had brought it to my attention, you know, like there are going to be challenges. >> i would explain to him if you have black children, people are going to perceive them a certain way and treat them a certain way because as a black person, we don't get the benefit of being perceived as an individual. we are perceived as being a part of a group whether that's you all have criminal behavior, whether you're not intelligent, that can happen, so are you prepared to push back and deal with that. >> bill was sure they could weather any storm. >> don't miss "this is life with lisa ling" sunday night at 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> i've been sounding the alarm for months on this crisis. >> public officials all

we have lisa ling on the phone. she was a "view" co-host for years. lisa, tell us what your thoughts are tonight with this sad news. >> i'm so devastated to learn of barbara's passing. i hadn't talked to her in awhile so i've been concerned about her health and how she's been doing but i -- this woman paved the way for all of us. i don't know i would be doing what i'd been doing had she not been there first and literally fought her way to the top and i have always had so much respeck for her and it was such a tremendous honor to sit alongside her for three years at the "view." >> yeah, i feel the same way. you know, we all have -- all of us female journalists have some sort of origin story that involves barbara walters. mine happened in outero. my mother claims she was watching barbara walters when she was pregnant with me and thought that would be an interesting job for my daughter. i mean, it goes to show how long barbara walters was in our lives and an influential presence and trailblazer. to remind everybody, she started in 1961 as a reporter, wri

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don't miss this week's new episode of cnn's "this is life with lisa ling."omen. >> this is lisa ling. i'm in the middle of an interview when i get a call. >> hi, brooke. >> hey. >> how are you doing? >> it's brooke. a woman who was sober for months, but has just relapsed. >> i'm so sorry. >> no, no, no. don't apologize. >> okay, but, i was supposed to do better, and i'm sorry. >> you're going to go to the hospital now? >> yeah. >> so you feel like you need to get into detox now, huh? >> yeah. is there any way we can show how this happens? >> yes, of course. i want to document this. >> wow. catch an all-new episode of "this is life" right here on cnn. back after this. >>> good morning, everyone. i fell asleep for just a second. welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm amara walker. wide awake now.

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but first selena ling says there is enough room for cautious optimism. >> either they can save the economy or they can save their populations near perfect health, but i do not think they can do both. >> test not prepared people -- it has not prepared people for reopening. people need to get those vaccination rates among the elderly much higher than they are now and increase the capacity of hospitals to deal with what may be a coming surge. >> we are not sure that the government will continue to be so tolerant in the face of rising cases in the first quarter if there is a deterioration in parameters. rishaad: a few of our guests on bloomberg looking at china's covid policy shift. to discuss all of that and what has been going on in the u.s., selena ling, head of treasury research at ocbc bank. we had a guest earlier saying that we are moving away from the fed announced talking about the china reopening, and that will be critical. even jay powell alluded to that in the speech you made last week. selena: definitely. mostly you come down to the big factors,

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catch an all-new episode of "this is life" with lisa ling sunday night at 9:00 and 10:00 p.m.ing, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm amara walker. >> hey, amara. i'm boris sanchez. closing arguments are under way now in georgia. the final sprint in that key peach state senate race. we'll take you on the campaign trail. >>> and tracking another red-hot jobs report, but the strong numbers coming at a price. break down what it says about the economy and the plight to bring down inflation. >>> plus, president biden signing legislation to avert a nationwide rail shutdown, but the bill leaves out paid sick leave. a major sticking point for rail workers. we'll be joined live b

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meet him on "this is life" with lisa ling.iew. >>> by the time this episode airs -- >> yeah. >> -- ari will have helped sire over 120-some children. >> wow. that's amazing. >> what are your concerns about those kids? >> so he's creating some kind of social experiment, and i do think we have to worry about how those children are going to react. are they going to feel somehow disappointed that donor belongs to -- what did you say, 120 other kids and counting? will these kids have expectations that he will never be able to meet because he met the set of choices about having so many kids? >> hey, a brand-new episode of "this is life with lisa ling" airs tomorrow night at 9:00 here on cnn. at comes next. so...what are you u waiting fo? my name is tonya, i am 42. as mother of nine kids, i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids are sports kids. we're aays running from one activity to another. i'm still tonya, and i got botox® cosmetic, and this is like the first thing i've done

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. >> antonina, an artist, tells us ling has destroyed her family home.christmas will be painful. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i worry about my friends and family who cannot leave ukraine and what they have to endure. >> svetlana, a neurologist, is here with her three children and her mother. she says this christmas is made more bearable because of people like her host. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [translating] he is not just giving us accommodation. he has opened his heart to us and opened his home to us. really, he is like a grandfather to our children. he has taken them to the park, helping them with english lessons. i can't be more grateful to him and to other people who open their hearts and homes for us, because this christmas, maybe have no christmas this year, if not for these people. my home is ready to try and make it as normal as it possibly can be. we will haveverybody at home on christmas day, 17 people around the table. >> at this special time of year, these families are putting on a brave face. they are glad they are safe, but al

one on thursday ling entering into friday. then we'll see our third system of the week saturday into sunday. so wednesday looks like the break in the action. and then all this week. the way it looks right now with the storms coming in. we can see a half to one and a half inches for the lower elevations. it doesn't look like river flooding but this bring. should bring most areas above average. so nice to see. >> you're telling me. >>> up next, what do you think? it looks pretty cool? >> looks cold. >> that's for sure. >> that's for sure. a plan to build a swimming pool - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> after more than a decade of climbing, bay area home prices are falling faster than anywhere in the country and expert

lisa ling takes us inside that world on a new episode of "this is life" >> this is still going to be 34%. ari is a college math professor for his day job. he makes a decent salary. $100,000 a year. but the expenses are draining his bank account. >> more than half missed salary is garnished from child support. unfortunately, it's part of the reason why i struggle financially so much. >> this is for $467. two different women. one bill is for $467 and one is for $665. but i don't know whose bill is whose. >> it is an ongoing battle. expensive and time consuming. >> the mother is sending the kids to camp. she is going to hold especially up for half of that. >> you will be paying checks until the day you die. >> um. >> two all new episodes of "this is life with lisa ling" tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> and the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts right now. >>> just four days until tuesday's runoff, and neither candidate is letting up. >> we have to get out and vote. >> georgia needs you to do it one more time. >> an incredible story of survival. >> the moment i did come to, regain

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. >> skid ling doesn't know where a lot of our pilots are etch at right now. >> reporter: crews have to call in to get their assignments and are waiting on hold for hours. what makes it so different at southwest? >> it's almost like a house of cards at this point. we're not able to provide answers, and it really is disgraceful. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest offered heartfelt apologies and said we were fully staffed and prepared for the approaching holiday weekend when the severe weather swept across the continent. >> this storm was forecast for five days. everyone knew what was coming and was preparing. southwest wasn't. >> reporter: late today, transportation secretary pete buttigieg weighed in. >> well, i want passengers to know that this department has their back, that we are going to be holding the airline accountable because they've got a lot of trust to repair. >> reporter: he says the department of justice is investigating the circumstances that led to this chaos. as for the masons, that stranded family of eight, they rebooked on american and are flying to dallas over

perfume and good to i think a good fragrance should reflect your personality, the tub and carlo, ghost ling as legacy to the people of dresden was this palace the society in charge of its preservation, commissioned over her lunch with creating a perfume reflecting the lavish lifestyle of the businessman and boldly. vol. perfume over made 3 different fragrances. he to tammy the fragrance family is a green composition only to come the fragrance pyramid results from elbow meadows, willow, them incense, peppermint tended them candied. massa rated rose bushes, fresh grass cloves, and leather, and the theatre in to auto its elegant. i'd say it's more elegant than the 1st one is now little definitely. you can really picture a ball room with couples of we're actually in the ball room right now, so that's fitting couples dancing. yes, exactly. at the palace, they've chosen the more sporty, elegant version. and of a hellish is already experimenting with fragrances for his next project. a perfume that will help you concentrate well, that's always good, and that revs up this edition of your max. don't

a bloss alice rose of pelvic ling is a trained physical therapist who has long, specialized in pediatrics from premies in intensive care to teams. he's noticed that people often don't know how to handle babies with an n, as as uncommon, lumpkin and some parents came in with their baby because they were having a problem hit the 1st day. but it wouldn't have been necessary if they'd known about baby handling to the baby. i thought this has to stop having. i don't want to do with these things after the fact how kind of i'll try to help prevent them beforehand. it has walked in for exec ivan can are the hello reading also shares his tips in online courses. a man who teaches baby handling is a rarity the i've been hello, well, i am relatively exotic as a man in this sector. but i don't notice it much myself on and i tried to do things as naturally as possible. but i always address both parents. i don't focus specifically on mothers or fathers youth more of het off on t take away. parents need to be patient babies develop at their own speed. del playa, your baby's developmental plan does exist.

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. >> reporter: embryos what are cloned and then crafted into saab lings, like many of those now growingust as climate change becomes an urgent challenge. >> we've got to build a better tree so when we do have an early frost, a late frost, a wet season, a dry season, whatever, we need a tree that's robust enough to live through that. >> reporter: here in the research orchards, more progress >> if you want the needles to stay on, but you're also working on -- >> the aroma. >> the aroma >> yeah. >> reporter: it smells great. >> it smells great, yeah. >> reporter: and you thought that perfect christmas tree like the one in charlie's bedroom was just good luck kerry sanders, nbc news, laurel springs, north carolina. >> never knew so much about christmas trees until now. i learned so much. >> all the science behind it the on >>> speaking out, a woman who had a long-time relationship with herschel walker is talking exclusively to nbc news about allegations of violent behavior. this as a record number of georgians have already hit the polls ahead of tomorrow's senate runoff >>> turning point. n

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