i've got a baby. i can't get a job. what am i going to do? i'll go to law school. yes. ver inquire too closely about why your friends goring to law school. so baby on hip, i head off to a public law school. we're living in new jersey. $450 a semester. three years in law school and i grad wait visibly pregnant. and that turned out to be alex, good enough to wait until after graduation to be born, thank you, son. so there i am. two little ones. i take the bar. pass the bar. and practice law 45 minutes. and then went back to my first love of teaching. i traded little ones for big ones. and have spent most of my grown up life teaching in law school. so i don't know if i grew up without money or worried a lot as a kid but i taught money courses in law school. if it's been money, i learned it and taught it. contract law, commercial law secured transactions. and commercial codes, bankruptcy. taught it all. but there was one central question that i wanted to know. that was what's happening to working families in america? why is america's middle for people of color, even rockier

had a baby in the car. need a medic. what?eed a medic. >> thank you for posting such a great video. >> thank you guys for your viral videos. for taking the time to have a conversation with lewis, aka the driver. [ laughter ] >> 71% of the earth's surface is water. and 99% of earth's living space is ocean. that is why this video is so important. because this is only the second time this has ever been caught on camera. >> oh, my gosh! i heard about this, but i didn't know there was video. >> that is a giant squid. >> now this is the first time it has ever been caught on camera in u.s. waters. nathan robinson and the doctor were deploying the deep-sea camera called the medusa. this blew their minds. it is almost completely a mystery. once they got this footage, they're like oh, my goodness, this is amazing. they gathered everybody in the crew, guys guys, you've got to see this. >> you hear a huge crash. you run outside and see a huge plume of smoke and lightning has just struck the boat and our long-range antenna. we haven't back

home for abandoned babies and today they have a new arrival last night out on help us 8 there's the bell went off and then looked to be clean and only to find that is their baby and then they just went in front of the. house and gave the baby to baby out of some of the baby books the charity build this baby books in 1909 as a safe place for mothers to leave unwanted children since then it's received more than $200.00 babies whenever there's a baby. here. in the house that's how we know that there's a baby in the quotes. thousands of babies are abandoned in south africa every year some of found on the side of the road outside hospitals or even in public toilets. many more died before being rescued in one of the most unequal societies in the world charities say the issue partly stems from the problem some mothers themselves face. it's important remember that they've been abandoned themselves they've been abandoned by the partner of the father of their child they've been abandoned often by the family as they've been abandoned by their communities and society as a whole. this woman mo mi

for the earnhardt family, the plane's two pilots and the family dog. >> yeah, a dude just pulled a baby out of there. it's a private jet. >> everyone watching, holding their breath breathes a sigh of relief as the family makes it out with seconds to spare. >> there's a girl, there's one, there's a baby. there's a dog. ems personnel did put dale on a cot and take him to the hospital. >> dramatic video shows first responders racing to the scene. >> that fire is picking up, man. >> they're putting out flames that can be seen for miles. >> well, the first arriving unit found heavy flames coming from the fuselage of the plane and the occupants were exiting the plane at the time our first unit arrived, just before our first unit arrived. >> the 11-seat cessna citation is owned by earnhardt jr., and registered to his north carolina based company. it took off from statesville, north carolina thursday afternoon and landed in elizabethton, tennessee. then something went terribly wrong. authorities say surveillance video knows the plane hitting the ground so hard the landing gear was destroyed. >>

a new mom and baby were taken to the hospital are said to be in great condition. mom. a for bay area sports night hot topics in the sports world, including the shocker. >>the giants second baseman joe panik is leaving that's coming up. >>and the winds of change blowing around the >>yeah just reading that he's at did just before his spot time in a panic, panic over panic. mark carpenter j r stone join us for them set a bay area sports night guys says that's right it. yeah we had some a giants roster news today, joe panik designated for assignment by the giants an assignment that. >>he will be declining meaning that his time with the giants is over. i'm not much of a surprise. but i mean still kind of surprising in a sense given the fact that he was part of the championship run for the giants in 2014 your thoughts in the end of the joe perry. in san francisco jr like you said it's not a surprise here, but you certainly wish him the best yet because this is a guy. >>that all of us love i mean this is a guy i can remember being in the clubhouse with them and asking him abou

so i'm home, i have a baby, i can't get a job. what am i going to do? i go to law school! use] yes. never inquire too closely about why your friends are going to law school. so, baby on hip, i head off to a public law school. by this time, we are living in new jersey. $450 per semester. three years in law school, and i graduate visibly pregnant. you will discover a pattern to these stories. [laughter] sen. warren: that turns out to be alex, who was good enough to wait until after graduation to be born. thank you, son. there i am, i have two little ones. i take the bar and pass the bar exam. i practice law for 45 minutes. [laughter] sen. warren: and then went back to my first love, which is teaching. i traded little ones for big ones and have spent most of my grown-up life teaching in law school. [applause] now, i do not know if it is because i grew up without any money or worried a lot when i was a kid, but i taught many -- money courses in law school. if it was about money, i learned it and then i taught it. so, i taught contract law and commercial law and secured transact

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so i am home and got a baby and i can't get a job. what am i going to do? i go to law school. [applause] never -- never closely about why your funds are going to law school. so maybe on hip, i had to a public law school and by this time we are living in new jersey. .450 a semester three years in law school and i try to wait visibly pregnant. you will discover a pattern to these stories. that turned out to be alex, who was good enough to wait until after graduation to be worn. then q -- to be born. thank you, son. i take the bar and pass the bar and practice law for 45 minutes. [laughter] and then got back to my first love, which is teaching. i traded little ones for big ones and have spent most of my grown-up life teaching in law school. [applause] know ifren: now i don't it is because i grew up without any money or worried a lot when i was a kid, i taught many courses in law school. if it was about money, i learned it and then i taught it. i taught contract law, commercial law, secured transactions, all of the universe -- uniform commercial debtor, bankruptcy, i taught it all

tons of carbon out of the honest that actually have actually talked to me like somebody just wants a baby you're talking to me like a politician right. i want to have a couple can't. i really understand that desire honestly and i think that it a desired a lot of people have i think that you can still choose to have a kid i would just say that i just have one now i just have one and yes how do i and i think you know our impact on the planet i think it's easier to make a choice to you know have one kid instead of several and make that be your contribution to stopping climate change you know argument to me as they have that have a baby don't have many babies right. char i want to bring in another voice to this conversation this is josephine we got a video coming from her she's an activist with conceivable future and here's her take for anyone considering starting family in the coming decade we do so under the shadow of the fossil fuel industry as carbon emissions riots we've been told to focus on reducing our own individual carbon footprints that includes our reproductive decisions but when

two of their officers helping to deliver a baby inside of a car on friday. officer sherman willis was on patrol when a driver flagged him do before:00 o'clock last night at vanen duesroad at 198. theriver told willis that his wife was inin laborg for air licensed s escort to the hospital. but another officer said there wasn't timend they delivered the baby right the and there. we're told both mother and child are doing well. >> that picture is outrages. >> poor woman. >> bet she's happy she got a pedicure. >> yellow nails. congratulatirys. glad evedy's okay. >> families in northwest dc today hoping for a chance to be on a popular tv gamesh ow. >> yes, we do watch family w fe ande love to have fun and we going to win. well, we have tot audition firs but okay. >> i like the confidence, though. you'll hear more fro excited fans auditioning for their moment in the spotlight coming up. ♪ and we love to have n and we >>> folks, it's a chanc to make your game show dreams come true. the producers of family feud are in town with auditions in northwest dc attracting h

this is a really baby. the only thing that taxi baby is going to be allergic to is people who drive ( bleep ) slow. "i'm crawling over here! what are you, a baby?" ( applause ) but let's move on. because if you think a baby being born in a backseat is the weirdest procreation story you'll hear all week, you might want to think again. >> there had been reporting on accused sex trampesque jeffrey epstein, first from the "new york times" that he believed he could improve the population of the world by feeding the race with his d.n.a. >> epstein owns a sprawling ranch in new mexico. according to reports he wanted to use the ranch for controlled breeding, using his d.n.a. to improve humanity. he surrounded himself with leading scientists and would tell them he wanted to have 20 women impregnated at a time on the branch. >> trevor: first off, jeffrey epstein's sperm ranch is by far the worst flavor of salad dressing i ever heard of. ( laughter ) and, secondly, why is it that the people who want to spread their d.

. >>> but first a baby is rescued after getting left in a hot car while her mother went shopping. the emotional plea that mom made to police. >>> plus, the new plan to crack down on those annoying robocalls we all get. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood cell and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, sore mouth, abnormalities in liver blood tests, diarrhea, hair thinning

. >> reporter: -- those on board are fleeing the burning jet. >> yeah, a dude just pulled a baby out of there. it's a private jet. >> reporter: it was a baby, the baby of nascar legend dale earnhardt, jr., and his wife, amy. the family was on board with two pilots. the cessna citation was landing in elizabethon, tennessee, when something went wrong. the jet rolling off the end of the runway. video showing that behind the wreckage, something is burning on the runway. when firefighters arrive, much of the ten-seat aircraft is on fire. earnhardt's sister tweeted that "everyone is safe." the family, including baby isla, were taken to the hospital for evaluation. earnhardt jr. is a third generation nascar driver, one of the most popular ever, with 26 wins, now retired and working nascar tv broadcasts. the jet belongs to earnhardt, jr., registered to his north carolina-based company. this flight starting in statesville, north carolina. seven minutes before the crash, earnhardt, jr., apparently tweeted another driver and air traffic control appears to show normal conditions as the jet was pr

you have a baby in our land, walk over the border, have a baby, "congratulations, the baby is a u.s.we are looking at a very, very seriously. it's frankly ridiculous. the agency this morning on a conference call reportedly saying the change has nothing to do with birthright citizenship, and will only affect a handful of individuals each year. brian, part of the blame is the rollout of this rule and then not communicate it. it was upside down and sideways confusing, and it is still not being messaged properly. >> brian: ken cuccinelli and mark morgan, great communicators, trying to settle everybody down. ken cuccinelli will go on any network and explain it. if you are overseas and you have a kid, like john mccain was born overseas as a young man to his daddy was an officer. it's not going to apply to you. but if you are an illegal immigrant, if you don't have papers to belong here and your kid is born somewhere else, that's the issue. >> capri: that has nothing to do with this most recent thing, for my understanding. it has nothing to do with people who are illegal. it's two categorie

ity to have a dead baby but not a dead battery? >> reporter: when we initially buckled my baby in, he was crying. it seems really easy to remember he's there. but we just pulled out and he is already asleep. >> that's right. and there's those little quiet, unobtrusive, precious cargo in the back seat. >> reporter: i looked into this and came up with a list of at least ten different products that claim to help but this. as a consumer, how hard is it to choose the right one? >> i guess you need to do a little research. i don't think everybody can test every product. >> reporter: we chose two. one is a sensor you can put on any car seat. the other, a feature on the popular driving app, waze. >> so we go here. and we go to settings. and then scroll down to reminders. and then the child reminder. you want to make sure that it is on. and then here you can say whatever you want the reminder to be. here mine says check for child in back seat. done. >> you've arrived at your destination. >> let's see if waze wants to tell us that we have a b

vulnerable to extinction because of ocean pollution and it's threatening their habitats in thailand a baby due gong who became internet famous has died in fact after eating plastic vets say this should be a warning to us all about where our plastic ends up and jerry has more in the story i mean it is a sad story it's very sad this is about a baby due going that was found off the southern coast of thailand a couple of months ago and she was found malnourished she was an orphan and so basically vits to korea and then the pictures that we're seeing here. went viral she became this internet celebrity in thailand thailand sweetheart she was called and even the royal family were fans of her and basically vets would go out to her habitat around 15 times a day and and check on her and feed her and make sure that she was she was doing fine we can see them feeding her by hand and last week very sadly they found her in pretty bad shape. little marion was covered in bruises and they suspected that had been from a male geodon that might have attacked her and so they took her in and tried to care for he

had babies all in the same year. well, for atheir new normal. >> 36 of them are pregnant or had babies in 2019 and what makes this even more special, they are all nicu nurses the children's mercy hospital in kansas city and they are joining us in just a moment but first let's take a look at their story. >> i'm 31 weeks pregnant due with a baby girl in october. >> i am a nicu nurse at children's mercy and i am pregnant with our second baby. >> i'm 21 weeks pregnant with a baby girl. >> it's a baby boom. >> it's kind of been crazy. i never thought that we would get to a point of 36 women just in our unit to be pregnant at the same time. >> oh, baby, yes. 36 nurses from the neonatal intensive care unit at children's mercy hospital welcoming their own bundles of joy in 2019. >> one of the first to start the baby boom. >> every year it's the joke of the unit how many pregnant women there are and how many babies but when we finally got together, i think we were all a little shocked that it was three dozen. >> reporter: they've become

i come from a big family. i think babies are a blessing.ve all eight of and i guess that's just how my family is. don't none of my family believe in it, le, abortions. >> obenhaus: two of rosie's children live with her sister, five are in foster care. >> i need a big house; i have a lot of kids. (chuckles) say, "it's okay to be a singleo mother to multiple children." so it's very hard to blameer for it when she doesn't know any better. maybe her mother was that way. uh, the whole neighborhood was. that w this is what's happened to our society. >> h name is dominic jayceer he was premature, like, a high-risk thing. i have previously had a drug problem. i'm doing way better than i have. i did good before, but, uh, i've done, i've done worse. a shelter may not be the best thing in everybody's mind, but it helped us aot, so... i have four, four babies yep, two girls and two boys. they live in western pennsylvania. a t has them. so... so they're good. but they do call her mommy. so i was offended at first, but then i understood, like, they neede

information.y in addition,want to remind thec publi about the safe haven law where youan give up custody of a babyf you can't take care of the baby to thees right autho with no questions asked. back to you. >>> developing tonight, a member the fairfax county fire a rescue team isnd missing off of the florida coast. the u.s. coast guard just called off the air search for justin walker. a master technician for the fairfax county fire depament, along with another boater, brian, saying they will resume o those two boaters went missing off of theoast of port canaveral. they were last seen yesterday and were supposed to return hi today from ang trip they went on. now the coast guard says they will chtinue to s by boat and radar tonight, and they're moving their efforts northward. >>> alsodeveloping, a motorcycle rider is dead after colliding with another bike inf erick thisafternoon. the crash blocked tra for more than three hoffurs. it happened on i-270 northbound. maryland state police say the two motorcycles lost control ter hitting each other. 25 year old dan stbeck of gaithersburg was pronounced de

>>one time i seen a shooting star and i wish for a baby brother. i wish for like 2 sisters first mile sister because she always wanted a little sister and love i wish for big brother and a baby sister in. i knew this day was always going to come. >>10 year-old ronnie has a little sister but always wish for a baby brother when his mom to net guilt was rushed to the hospital. she thought it was kidney stones. >>started getting pains photos kidney stones. so with them before. >>but the net was actually going into labor and doctors told her expect winds. it's quiet. >>we thought they were done. he's over there. i like rocky late thinking of the names. and she's like what we need another blanket. and reactions like it to be what about though so that not going to blitz. like no there's 3 babies and here there's triplets. >>from sturgis to spearfish to rapid city in all the commotion austin guilt name their triplets blaze gypsy and nikki. >>once we left the hospital she is out of hospital, i know, she's ok. exploding in my head. >>exploding like a shooting

unlike today a shocking number of baby cousin p. planted he used to die under mysterious circumstances. mother remembers very clearly how concerned are just a decade ago. in times past the parents used to be unhappy even they had a baby because girls could not study or get a job they would face problems they would be had as by their in-laws but now things have change to do the girls can stand on their own feet and refuse to be dictated to. and they're probably wild was the mayor of his village when his daughter died he was solved to bring about widespread changes including in the mentality of his neighbors since then every newborn baby girl has been given on account comprising donations and government grants and return the parents undertake to send their daughters to school to wait until they are over 20 before marrying them off and to plant 111 trees on a new slant. this means the protection of our daughters water trees better land and wildlife and we provide nature based employment to the villagers that will need. to do their part

. >>> a bay area baby is home safe thanks to the? thinking actions of the union city employee. the worker called 911 yesterday after noticing a baby crying inside of a parked car out side the library. the windows were cracked, but that child was alone in on one of the hottest days of the year, soon after police were called, and the mother showed up. she said she was at the library, left the baby unattended for 25 minutes, it is unclear whether she will face charges. >>> a officials arelaying of a suspect in a frankly alarmd at the level of violence that i saw on the video, they say that a picture is worth 1000 words coeur -- 1000 words, and i think he should remain. >> prosecutors said they didn't present the video in the first hearing, because they relied on details in the police report. >> it is such a big part of the evidence, and the proof point. >> san francisco mayor london breed is saying this is why she approves of a law taking mentally ill off the streets even against their will. >> we won't be able to address what we know is a serious mental health crisis until we are

it's pretty sad this is all about a baby jew going named mary who was rescued off the southern coast of thailand a couple of months ago when found her she was malnourished she was off and so they took her in and these pictures that we're seeing here went viral she became the internet celebrity in thailand and counted among her fans the thai royal family so she became really she was the sweetheart of thailand and basically what the vets would do they would paddle out to her habitat about 15 times a day and feed her and they went to her habitat last week and found merriman in pretty bad shape she had bruises on her body and what they discovered was that probably she had been attacked by a male jew gone and very sadly she was unable to recover and she died and what they discovered when they opened up her stomach was a mass of plastic in her intestine that had built up and caused an inflammation and led to a very sadly her death it's just shocking i mean she looks like such a sweet heart. but the autopsy showed exactly what what was the cause of death exactly they posted pictures from the

relief a mother of a stillborn baby is found not guilty of his murder. and a new york city police officer is fired over his deadly handling of an unarmed man with the black lives matter. hello turkey is condemning an airstrike that narrowly missed its convoy in syria's last rebel held province syria and russian warplanes have been pounding the area turkey's foreign ministry says the attack violated agreements with russia which is a powerful ally to syrian president bashar assad damascus says the convoy was heading towards the town of whom to protect rebels but ankara denies the accusation then holder has more from beirut. a syrian or russian warplane is believed to be behind this attack close to a turkish military convoy it was making its way through the opposition controlled province. it lip turkey says it was heading to one of its observation posts. that's in the harbor town of moore ak and like the rebel controlled town of hunch a horn a few kilometers away it could soon come under siege and syrian government forces and their allies advance the syrian

been acquitted of all charges evelyn hernandez is charged with murder after giving birth to a stillborn baby the case has drawn international criticism of the country's strict anti abortion laws. a celebration after being cleared of all charges evelyn hernandez has become the say so of a car to decriminalize abortion and also the door she faced up to 40 years in prison in a retrial after giving birth to a stillborn baby prosecutors accuse her of aggravated homicide the 21 year old said she was raped and didn't know she was pregnant. that was the. today there was just this i want to thank all the countries and international organizations are supported me i also want to thank my mother who stood by me i know it was difficult for her to see me being accused of something i didn't do. her case has been fought in court for years evelyn was 1st sentenced to prison and 2017 but was released 2 years later while she awaited a ruling in her retrial with 17 other woman behind bars under similar circumstances her legal team says the work was far from over. when there are women who have been in prison for

. >> birthright citizenship where you have a baby in our land, you walk over the border, have a baby, congratulations, the baby is now a u.s. citizen. it's frankly ridiculous. >> reporter: suggesting an end to a constitutionally protected guarantee. last october he said he was considering using an executive order to do it. now two former gop congressmen former south carolina governor and congressman mark sanford and illinois congressman turned radio host joe walsh are moving closer to mounting a long shot primary bid against trump. though neither expects to win, they hope to offer the party an alternate vision for the future. the president again distanced himself from guns and background checks saying we already have very strong background checks and any potential legislation a slippery slope. trevor, janai. >> serena marshall in washington, serena, thank you. >>> meanwhile in the race for the presidency, jay inslee has dropped out. he says it's become clear he wasn't going to win the democratic nomination. he was hoping to make climate change the driving issue in his campaign. >>> th

where you have a baby our land, you walk over the border, have a baby, congratulations, the baby is nowg at it very seriously. >> harris: it's always been that americans are americans because they are born here by birthright. should that change? >> its decades of tradition and the law. so i'm not sure. there are groups that traffic pregnant women. people who are taken advantage of, that feature, and the way the historical application of the law has occurred. it certainly is worth looking at. i don't think it's been tested legally all the way up to the highest court in the land. it's certainly worth talking about. there are certain things we can do operationally on the enforcement side, but it's a difficult scenario where people purposely come to the united states to take advantage of citizenship. >> harris: former acting i.c.e. director, former acting cbp deputy commissioner, ron vitiello, with me today. thank you, good to see you. >> good to be here. >> harris: new developments in the death of a cute sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. his former cellmate, requested a transfer to a differe

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now he finally meets the man who rescued him. >>> we're back now with a surprise reunion, a kidnapped baby boy now grown and finally meeting the fbi agent who saved his life >> reporter: it's a reunion stewart never imagined was possible >> i'm going to meet the man who saved my life. it's crazy to think that without his effort i wouldn't even be here today >> reporter: his case grabbed headlines back in 1997 he was the infant boy who vanished from this hospital taken by a woman posing as a nurse. acting on a tip, a rookie fbi agent tracked down the kidnapper and found baby stewart who was abandoned behind this dumpster, the agent returning him to his parents. >> he won't be out of my sight more than two minutes. make that two seconds. >> today that baby is a corporal in the marine corps, and his hero, special agent in charge troy sowers, retired from the fbi today. >> are you excited >> i'm so excited. my heart is racing right now >> his colleagues sending him off with an incredible surprise. >> my parents wanted me to give you a hug. >> reporter: agent sowers in shock. >> it was probably

after the baby was born, a male nurse appears with a deputy and picks up the infant. laims jail nurses did not have equipment to cut the baby's umbilical cord. the lawsuit also says it was another half hour before paramedics arrived and took the baby and mother to a a hospital. >> i felt helpless. nobody was helping me. so many people there and nobody lifted a finger basically. that pain was so indescribable. and what hurts me more, though, is the fact that nobody cared. >> the denver sheriff's Ñ&ged its policy to make sure pregnant inmates in any stage of labor are immediately taken to the hospital. >>> cbs dayton, ohio, affiliate whio reports police say a homeowner shot and killed two of three teenagers he found around his garage. the man says he heard voices coming from the garage wednesday night. he went outside armed with a gun. police say the three teenagers were in a car and there was some drug activity going on. one teen ran away. authorities say the homeowner called 911 immediately after to report the shooting. police are investigating. >>> "the new york times

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to the couple who has a baby boy. news >> we'll see what happens. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. >>> right now at 6:00, smoke and flames in contra costa county fueled by stlong winds. we'll hear from people who had to stram believe to safety. >>> the alum rock school district, will it be putting school kids in danger. the new battle to keep officers near cam spus. >>> first, a week after the mass shooting in gilroy, the rodeo kicks off in that battered city. tonight, security at the forefront. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. the sar yus stagvarious stages . it's the rodeo. >> it's the opening night of that annual event. as you can imagine, security, physical and emotional is a top priority for everyone there. maryan favro is there with the changes they had to make there after the garlic festival attack. >> reporter: one notable change. every visitor's bag will now be searched and strollers checked as well. if you take a look

to the couple who has a baby boy. news >> we'll see what happens. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. steve: my man! hey, drew? you've got three daughters who re still single. >> there was one guy, he was like a son to me. i was like, this dude is awesome. and she was like, we broke up. steve: i had one dude like that too. i was hurt. she posted a video that's received nearly three million views. george, where the hell were you? announcer: put your hands together for your host, steve harvey! [cheers and applause] steve: thank you very much. i appreciate that. my man. thank y'all. well, let me ask you a question, if you're dating someone, how long do you think it takes for you to know that this person is the one? >> three years. [laughter] steve: the black dude said three years. i've got to check it out. i can't rush into nothing, steve. i've been married before. i need three years. well, most married people said his is a study that it takes 172 days for you to determine if you wanted to marry the person you're dat

good time to remind safe haven law that allows a a parent to give up a baby without any problems. parents have up to ten days before a child isnv born tooke safe haven. you n leave it with a responsible adult at a designated location like a hospital or police station. the parent would not face trouble as long as the baby is no a harmed. >>>nother story we're following tonight at 11:00 police in prince george's county looking r a man accused of trying to sexual assault a woman. >> police took flyers around ai neighborhoodht hoping residents can help track down the suspect. the attack was violent, but the victim was able to get away. >> fox5's ayeshkahn has those details tonight. >> hey there, good evening to you. detectives spent a large part of their evening handing out and canvassinghis areas by hang out flyers letting people now f they're looking this person. this after the woman reported that she was sinually assaulted park that'ser actuallyy close to this very intersection here in district heights. now, police tell us this all happayed on wednesdight when the woman says she w

while anyone who abandons a baby anywhere other than a safe haven can face charges, in this case, theyuse she may need emotional and physical eva? >> such a stad stor-- sad a good reminder, there is help. >> the response has been incredible. >>> let's check in weather now. and go over to rob marciano. >> we got some rain in florida. a good couple of days. eva, here you go. flood watch remains out. this is kind of a swampy area, over a foot of rain. thank goodness it's been falling there. lower impact. but some rain across the carolinas with this low that's trying to develop. a lot of tropical air. very humid and foggy across the i-95 corridor bet tser ough, itng to be toasty. chicago, detroit, getting severe storms this morning. parts of the florida panhandle. into the 90s we go for the northeast. that's through the beginning of >> this weather re >>> this weather report is sponsored by state farm. have yourself a safe, happy and cool and luxurious, fun-filled sunday. >> luxurious sunday. >> this man is already invoking winter. >> you're already giving me sunday scaries. and it's not e

you literally put a tax on having a baby. a tax on having a child. it's not fair to them. are not suffin maybe my company is going to go through a little bit of a hard time. we will come out of it okay. we are financially strong. but the average mom, the average dad, is not. they are the ones take are paying the price. ashley: i spoke to someone earlier about tim cook, the ceo of apple, actually went to the white house, had dinner with the president, sat down and said look, we can't compete with samsung when you are making our phones this much more expensive. have you had a chance, have you contacted the white house, have you spoken to your local representative? what have you done? >> i have spoken to numerous local representatives who basically, whether they be republican or democrat, basically throw up their hands, say listen, we have no control over the president. we understand what you are saying, we understand the jobs you create here in america, and we understand that it's a huge problem. guess what? i'm asking right here on fox news, please, president trump, you hav

a naked baby. ed to the hospital which is just about a block away, holy cross hospital, within walking distance, and we're told tha it appears the baby will survive. here's picture of the baby girl that was discovered friday night. again, police will spend this weekend trying to locate or find that little girl's parents. we do know that police have interviewed at least a coupleofr spring neighborhood hoping that somebody saw something, heard something aay will something as part of this investigation. now, this is a good chance to remind everyone o maryland's safe haven law. here it is on your screen. essentiall b if ay is 10 days or younger, a parent or guardian c drop that baby typically a policeed location ation or a fire station or a hospitalut w consequences as long as the baby is unharmed and in good health. nagain, the r why police are probably involved in this situation is because the baby was not dropped off at a designated location but again thankfully the baby is expected to survive and po

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you walk over the border, have a baby, congratulations, the baby is now a u.s. citizen we're looking at it very, very seriously. >> reporter: also some concern here in washington about what many see as the president's shifting message on gun laws remember after the shootings in el paso and dayton, he came out pretty strongly for background checks and he still says he has an appetite for background checks but after another conversation with the nrae national rifle association, he's also pushing their message, saying many of these gun laws could become a slippery slope to rolling back the second amendment, and we are also now seeing him talk a lot more about mental health many people consider that blaming mental health for some of the mass shootings that we've seen the white house behind the scenes trying to figure out what is the message going to be and what kind of legislation can they get behind and get the senate to support. >> all right, tracie potts for us tracie, thank you. >> now to an incredible story of survival from northern california this video shows

only 272 folks live here while the total number of girls born since girls disappeared is 12 hardly a babymore boys around the mayor has even offered a reward to the couple whoas simm >>> well, the chicken crossed the road to get to the other side, but what about the ducklings? 45ble ducklings slowly made their way across a busy road in maine. it could have been a perilous situation but the cars stopped until every last ducky waddled to safety. that is one traffic jam i wouldn't mind being cut in. >>> we're celebrating birthdays today. singer-songwriter shawn mendes turns 21 20-time grand slam tennis star roger federer is 38 years old. rob robin quivers from the howard stern show is 67 and actress is singer -- >>> thank you for waking up with us i'm melissa

birthright citizenship, where you have a baby in our land, walk over the border, have a baby, congratulations, the baby is a u.s. citizen. we are looking at it seriously. i don't know how you found that out. we are looking at birthright citizenship very seriously. frankly, it is ridiculous. >> [inaudible] minors --of migrant >> i am the one that cap the families together. the families together. remember i said that. president obama and others brought the families apart, but i am the one that kept the families together. with what we are doing now, even more of that, but i will make it almost impossible for people to come into our country illegally. we are building large sections of the wall. i won the lawsuit in the supreme court. we are building large sections of wall. >> [inaudible] ♪ announcer 1: the house will be for 40 years, c-span has been providing america with unfiltered coverage of the white house, supreme court and public policy events around the country, so you can make up your own mind. treated by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c

at eight eastern in her book such a pretty girl, disability rights activists who created polio as a babylready talking at 16 months and walking on my own and i was never sick, never a fever until that fateful night when poliomyelitis invaded my happy omens told me from my family . >> sunday at 9 p.m. eastern on afterwards, former virginia democratic governor carrie mccullough sucks about his book beyond charlottesville. taking a stand against white nationalism . >> it's signaling a value, the president can come out and say this stuff and i can to and that's why they felt comfortable coming to charlottesville. if he can say it publicly so can i. people used to wear hoods , they used to do this at night, they don't think they have to wear hoods anymore. in charlottesville they came out, big coming-out party and they got hurt badly . >> watch book tv every weekend on cspan-2 . >> saturday at 8 pm eastern time on lectures and history. female activists in the 1960s civil rights movement . >> while women were instrumental in helping to organize and put the march together. of the events would r