——to be a good mother. professional, a good individual. --to be a good mother. essage, it is just a story. sir ken you have it all? yu, i think so. --so can you haveit all? yu, i think so. --so can you have it all. —— yeah, i have it all. it is just have it all. —— yeah, i have it all. it isjust a have it all. —— yeah, i have it all. it is just a story for the bid is not that every nanny is quoted killed children because one nanny killed children because one nanny killed two children. in real life, the maturity of nannies are wonderful women who help you to be at the same time a mother and a professional. it is not because of that that every nannies are killers. and so, the outsourcing is necessary if you want. i think everybody needs help and it is not ashamed to ask for help. and also in this book, again, it is the subverting of stereotypes which i imagine you deliberately set out to do. the mother is actually north african, the nanny is white. have you even thought about that? acra won, it was ironic, of course. —— yeah. it is a shame that in all books and fil

i mean, she's not nice and gentle and soft in any way, and yet she's also a mother. teresting mix but a mix that i suppose in part you set out to explore as well. yeah, she's a mother, she's a wife, she's a journalist. and in a certain way, she has it all. but she's disappointed by all that because i suppose that everyone told her, you know, you should marry and have a child and have a good job and a nice apartment in paris and you will be happy. i think that she discovers that she is not, and she finds her husband boring, she finds motherhood tedious and very difficult and she finds that herjob as a journalist is not that interesting. she's very lazy, too, anotherflaw. i think she's looking for something else, she wanted more. i wanted also to ask this question, a lot of women want more but they don't dare to say or express the fact that they want more than a husband, a child and a job. i have two ask you because she, like you, was a failed actress—turned—journalist who has a child and it's a remarkable situation to you. yeah, but i chose literature instead of sex ad

in real life, the majority of nannies are wonderful women to help you to be at the same time a mothera killer. so the outsourcing is necessary if you want that? yeah, i think so. i think everyone needs help. and it is not a shame to ask for help. the other thing you do with this book is the subverting of stereotypes. i imagine you deliberately set out to do this, where the mum is actually north african and the nanny is white. i don‘t know if you had even thought about that. yes, it was a little bit ironic because i think it is sad and very cliche that in books or movies immigrants are victims people are dominant — and it is not true. actually now in france you have a lot of immigrants and especially from north africa, who are dominant and employees and who have nanny and maids. so it is interesting. i thought for her, she is right and the only right nanny and she is the type of immigrants. when she goes to the park, the other nannies come from africa so she feels very lonely and humiliated that she is doing ajob of immigrants. because she is a bit racist. it was interesting me to buil

a windfall. men can be mothers says the government. department of health, he made these remarks in the high court hearing whether a transgender man must be recognised asa transgender man must be recognised as a father having giving birth following fertility treatment. what they said is that it is no longer gender specific and you can be called a male mother. rather than a father which upset quite a few people, i imagine. the baby was born out of a womb and therefore the woman belongs to a mother, but that is now in to make a birth certificate, just proves that the kind of complexity of this, it's an enormous minefield and people can react hysterically as if this means that suddenly i as a mother and expected to be a man which does not threaten me or my gender identity and the way, i think we should worry too much about this. to talk to both of you, thank you very much. don't forget to concede the front pages on our bbc news website, their seven days a week at bbc news. and if you have been to witness the programme, you can always see it

as a family faces life without a mother. morgan chesky, nbc news, garnerville, new york. >>> we turn now to a new report about the staggering number of our teenagers concerned about mental health issues. nbc's cynthia mcfadden has the alarming new details in our series "1 in 5: kids at risk." >> reporter: millions of american teenagers are anxious and depressed. >> child analyst and mental health disorders are the most common illnesses children will experience under the age of 18. >> reporter: 65% with depression, 80% of those with anxiety, did not get any treatment. tonight a new pew study reveals 7 of 10 teens say anxiety and depression present a major problem among their peers, topping even drug and alcohol abuse. alex cotty, diagnosed with depression and anxiety, was one of those kids. we first met her a year ago. >> i just felt numb to the world. >> reporter: those feelings of isolation kept getting worse. she decided to talk to her mother. >> i said, i can't feel anything. and so she just cradled me like in her arms on

team oh i want to be a mother and as a woman i want to experience getting pregnant and giving birth by studying it doesn't tell the court. arlen has petitioned delegates of the national people's congress china's parliament asking that single women give access to sperm banks but who in china where family planning authority is can still find unmarried mothers for unsanctioned babies she's realistic about her chances of immediate success they were only seen you know in a moment from getting access to artificial reproduction technology as an unmarried woman is certainly going to be very difficult but i think sometime in the very very distant future it will be possible alan alter your name has talked about her union for motherhood on social media her posts have sparked a lively debate in a society where traditional family values do rule in a park in beijing parents gather on sundays to lay out their children's resumes for prospective partners and unmarried child can stigmatize the whole family women in particular are under huge pressure to marry by their late twenty's and. then you put my d

already there if you talk to ordinary people they don't necessarily have that much of a problem it's single mothers. the critical question is what is the chinese government policy going to be and and if you're looking towards a generation from now i mean it really is an open question will the communist party still exist in a generation in the same way that it does today. but that attitudes on the ground are constantly evolving especially young people in china actually often have very very progressive attitudes on gender and sexuality. there's more on line on our website dot com forward slash asia and don't forget to check out the news on facebook as well as this week sri lanka held its annual no one procession one of the most colorful buddhist pageants in the country will leave you with those pictures see you next time. what's coming up for the book loosely you'll have plenty to talk about here. going to sleep every weekend here in. germany street by street for. the most traditional. minded all at any time. check in with a special. take a tour of germany state by state on g.w. talk. the first. inte

>> balancing being a mother and my recovery. >> god grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change. >> reporter: the women rely on each other for group council session support and it is the space for new mothers meeting jessica to keep her youngest child with her. >> i did not know how to be a mother or do the everyday things when i first came here. coming here that kind of teach you how to do that all over again, back to the basics like making the bed, cooking, cleaning and getting on a schedule. >> reporter: the recent screening in massachusetts shows in the first year after pregnancy new mothers with opioid misuse are at a higher risk of opioid due to the lack of resources available to them, and the shame and stigma. that is my director joanne huntington says that women are not left on their own when they walk out the door. >> we want to ensure they're going to the meetings, meeting with her sponsor and therapist. it is added support >> reporter: jessica is now living with both of her children on her own. >> i want them to have a good life, be happy, safety and healthy. >

in a landmark verdict, the mother of a 3—year—old girl has become the first person in the uk to be foundy of female genital mutilation. the search continues for the mother of a newborn baby girl found abandoned in a london park on one of the coldest nights of winter. in sport, wales get off to a flying start in the six nations with a comeback victory in paris. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers 0wen bennett, who's head of politics at cityam, and the business journalist john crowley — stay with us for that. snow and ice are continuing to cause treacherous conditions throughout large parts of wales and southern england. two met office warnings covering much of the uk are in force, after a day in which more than 1,000 schools were closed. many roads have been impassable and train services and flights have been delayed or cancelled. this was the scene earlier today in basingstoke in hampshire where people had to help push an ambulance out of the snow. in devon, hgv lorries became stuck on country roads — this is one of many being towed by a tracto

already there if you talk to ordinary people they don't necessarily have that much of a problem it's single mothers they're in the critical question is what is the chinese government policy going to be and and if you're looking towards a generation from now i mean it really is an open question will the communist party still exist in a generation in the same way that it does today. but that attitudes on the ground are constantly evolving specially young people in china actually often have very very progressive attitudes on gender and sexuality. there's more on line on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and don't forget to check out the news on facebook as well and this week sri lanka held its annual no one procession one of the most colorful buddhist pageants in the country will leave you with those pictures see you next time. i'm secure that volume or that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions of the what's your story. i mean when i was in women especially of victims of violenc

in a landmark verdict, the mother of a 3—year—old girl has become the first person in the uk to be foundlty of female genital mutilation. the search continues for the mother of a newborn baby girl, found abandoned in a london park, on one of the coldest nights of winter. dramatic footage has emerged of the dam collapse last week in brazil, that left more than 300 people dead or missing. i come from a very large family indeed. mammals come as a matter of fa ct. and remembering jeremy hardy, the award winning comedian, who's died, at the age of 57. the green book, a story of deep south racial division in the 1960s. see what mark thought of that and the rest of this week's releases in the rest of this week's releases in the film review. good evening. the met office has issued more weather warnings this evening for snow and ice across large parts of the uk. more than a thousand schools in southern england and wales were closed today, after the coldest night in seven years. many roads have been impassable and train services and flights have been delayed or cancelled. lets show you this scene

today, a mother has been found guilty of cutting her three—year—old daughter — the first conviction foruk. at the heart of this case is a three—year—old girl who was caused serious injury as a result of her mother's actions. we can only imagine how much pain she suffered and how terrified she was. during the trial at the old bailey, the jury heard the 999 call made by the girl's mother, who claimed that her daughter had fallen onto a kitchen cupboard while trying to reach for biscuits. but the jury did not believe her. the court also heard evidence about the mother's interest in witchcraft. during a police search, two cows' tongues and ingredients used to create silencing spells were found in her freezer at home, next to the names of police officers, social workers and foster carers involved in this case, and the girl's interviews were also played to the jury. she was heard telling her foster carer that she had been cut by an old lady, someone she referred to as a witch, while being held down by her mother. the girl was treated at this hospital in east london. when doctors saw her, she

a single mother with her three children. and she was excited to see me because there are so few women working this beat. it is a very overwhelmingly male, in terms of migrants, most of the migrants were men. and in terms of reporters, it is a very male-dominated beat. and she said i'm so excited to see you here. and i think it's really important because often the issues that are getting highlighted, like i'm interested talking to her about what her experience has been as a mother. a lot of women will talk to you about how they deal with their period when they are on the migrant trail which is a real issue. when you are traveling on a train for 30, 40, 50 hours and can't get off, so there are things that i think don't get considered that i want to talk about. that's why i'm here. this is also a shelter that is specifically for migrants who have been mutilated while riding the train. ellis.s amar she is 11. she is from guatemala. and if you fall off the train, it can -- it's very easy to lose a limb. it's a very dangerous and d

in a landmark ruling — the mother of a three—year—old girl has become the first person in the uk to beuilty of female genital mutilation. the search continues for the mother of a newborn baby girl found abandoned in a london park on one of the coldest nights of winter. all of the three major health screening programmes in england fail to meet government targets. a very large family indeed. mammoth isa a very large family indeed. mammoth is a matter of fact. and remembering jeremy hardy, the award—winning comedian who has died at the age of 57. coming up on newswatch, how did the bbc managed to suggest theresa may could be flying off to brussels ona may could be flying off to brussels on a spitfire? find it later, join us on a spitfire? find it later, join us at 7:45pm here on bbc news. the met office has issued weather warnings for snow and ice across large parts of the uk. more than a thousand schools in southern england and wales have been closed today after the coldest night in seven years. the m3 motorway near winchester is blocked in both directions. flights from a number of airpo

a mistake. and i think that, having had four children, what my mother really wanted was a holiday.ohn oliver, rory bremner and jeremy hardy. his career began as a stand—up in the 1980s and continued for decades on shows like mock the week. in the second world war, it was just a piece of cardboard that said, "this is mr wilkins. he is not a german spy". he inspired us all. he was very unfussy, very self—deprecating. he always said he wasn't very good at that. he was principled, always principled, compassionate, kind, but just so wonderfully funny. i think it‘s fair to say, though, that the bbc has never practised discrimination. they‘ve always taken on any 0xbridge graduate, regardless of talent. despite jokes at its expense, he became a regular on bbc radio 4 panel shows like the news quiz and i‘m sorry i haven‘t a clue. was your dad a king for a day? he must have been, to make a princess like you. was your dad a pancake chef? he must have been, to make a tosser like you. you talk about lambeth, a cooperative council... a lifelong socialist, his beliefs informed much of his comedy

he scribbled a mother's day on the certificate and wrote the name of his mother behind the wife's name. the ritual of naming is one way we learn to love people who are no longer sharing this planet with us. this book is a love letter to women that have been denied a race every time i called her name in the book the person that bears the name is love if you are brave, imagine getting the name and memory lets them dance among your days and with your night dreams. so, that was a portion. this book is a hybrid book part memoir and part of poetry. so i'm going to attempt to write a couple of columns and they will see hoi willsee how much ty have. what i've been thinking about doing for the reading is calling the name of the women from the geographic area where i am standing. since this is the dc area, today i have. tubman, another unnamed woman that was imprisoned in the eastern state penitentiary and the wealthy of it was actually from cambridge and so i want to honor the women because that is important to me. let's begin with a column from ms. clifton in the garden. in the garden o of mar

a team. especially the. mother who has been destroyed. it is one of the the most powerful company in a work or treat her sponsor of to. produce the oil the main issue for our economy has been deploy all of our social programs that we call. missions. in my country and then. it's not it's not. it's completely different but mr ramirez i think what you are not imagining is a very sharp change in economic environment between the two administrations president chavez had the benefit of high oil prices while present my dearest friend client side it's been a very sharp decline in their hydrocarbon markets as critical and skeptical as you are of madonna's competence is it fair to blame this crisis a very very deep crisis on him in charley rather than on the whole bali very an economic system believe the pretty. different. during the. remember that when we are the government with the press in charice the oil. the. ten dollar per but then. you need to. but the most important is that we able to recover the control of the oil industry. also the money. f

a british court has not at 37—year—old mother guilty of female genital mutilation. in brazil. 0ver amazed of a dam collapsed in brazil. over 100 amazed of a dam collapsed in brazil. 0ver100 people had been confirmed dead following that disaster. in new jersey senator cory booker said that he is running

[speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: she is a mother, she is a wife. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: she still has dedicated time for us. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i think her and i'm here to support her 100%. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: good afternoon. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: my name is monica martinez. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i'm here to support hilary ronen [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: mostly because of other community members have already said, i am a mother, she is a wife like me, like many of us here, and she supports families. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: that is why we, as women, are here supporting her because she really stands for the community. she someone very admirable. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: thank you for your time today and the attention you gave to our community. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: good afternoon everybo

and a mother cowering in a bathtub with her children. a father trying to choose which of his children he would spend the last minutes of his life with. there was no shelter, nowhere to hide. now, those of us who serve in uniform made a choice. we made a choice to put our lives on the line to serve our country. willing to pay the ultimate price. we volunteered for that. we chose that. but my six-year-old nephew, he didn't make that choice. you didn't make that choice. our families didn't make that choice. our troops volunteer to serve our country, to go to battle, to defeat those who threaten us, to keep the american people safe, to make it so, while they are fighting on the front lines, you and your children can sleep soundly at night. but as powerful politicians beat the drums of war and ratchet up tensions between the united states and nuclear armed countries like russia and china, the frontlines have come to our doorstep. as we sit on the precipice of nuclear war. the reality is right now there are over 14,000 nuclear weapons in the w

he told me if a mother is in a medical condition.y do a c-section and get baby and mother on life support and give her the life support. we give medical treatment to convicted murderers in prison. they get to go to the hospital. you are telling me a new-born baby doesn't get to go to the hospital? it feels like mass psychosis. people convinced themselves this is a moral position where normal people from the outside are saying are all you people crazy? judge jeanine: we give medical care to an illegal ms-13 member who irrespective of whether he kills a young girl with a baseball bat or chopped her head off. >> we get him to the hospital. judge jeanine: by the way, we can prove the baney is born. there is air in the lungs. it's past viable. so why are people celebrating the ability to get rid of a baby. that is as you call it psychosis. i think it's the beginning of the end of a nation of laws where we have sanctuary cities and where we allow caterpillars and turtles. we protect them. but we don't protect babies. >> there is an extreme

are different proposals on the left but nonetheless, the rationale is if you have a mother who delivers, doesn't have leave through her work, she either has to quit work and lose attachment, go on public assistance or go back to work and the child's not breast fed, you don't have the bonding, the health needs of both are not addressed. we are trying to thread that needle, fiscally conservative and taking care of that mom immediately post-delivery. connell: you say there are different proposals on the left.

my name is jacqueline reyes, and i'm a mother of two, a one-year-old and a five-year-old. i'm here because all the children need child care, and quality child care. i need to work. i know that when you -- i'm right now in the waiting list, and i'm trying to go back to work, but i'm also worrying and stressed out, and when you're worried and stressed out, you cannot take care of your family. please invest the $60 million in child care and also in support of the children. thank you very much for listening. [end of translation] >> hi, supervisors. my name is lourdes garcia, and i'm just here to make sure that you know the difference between general education and early schoolhood and childhood education. i know that everybody's here saying let's invest in education, youth to 18, but there is a difference. it's an opportunity for the parents to make a difference in the lives of our children, but there's also a difference between early child care and education. i want to thank the supervisor ronen because she's been very active in the community and in opening a shelter at hora h

babies may live in the womb but they are separate little beings and if a mother doesn't want to have a baby, then she shouldn't sleep with anyone. so i just praise him for everything he says. steve: linda from arizona, thanks for your call and all of you for your calls and comments. reminder you can find us on face book on facebook.com/cspan. and our video on demand. you can text and key in. we're back tomorrow morning on "washington journal." up next from capitol hill, the president's state of the union address from the house of representatives. the sergeant at arms: madam speaker, the president of the united states.

it was founded by a mother of children in new york who is three married to a cuban, who heard on the radio about an immigrant mother being separated from her three children. the mother was in arizona. the three children were sent to a shelter in new york. this is a writer who i happen to know. she said, i'm going to raise money to bond out this mother who has been detained. i don't know if you are all familiar. but when you are in detention, even if you are requesting asylum, there is a bond starting on you usually starting at $7,000 going up to $30,000, $40,000. this woman, her bond was $8,000. my friend raised the money, the volunteers to drive her from arizona to new york and reunited her with the kids, at which the shelter said point you cannot have your kids back until you have an apartment paid six months up front and one room for each child. and then we will give you your children back. so my friend raised money, got the apartment, got everything. and then, suddenly, how many parents are separated from their children, how many immigrant parents? she started hearing about people

regina king has won the oscar for best supporting actress for her role as a mother trying to look outong—un is on his way to vietnam for a summit with president trump, their second meeting. labour's deputy leader has said that his party is heading in the direction of supporting another eu referendum, and that that point might come in the days ahead. tom watson also spoke of a "crisis for the soul" of the party, after the resignation of nine of its mps. he said jeremy corbyn had to take a personal lead in tackling anti—semitism within labour. a party spokesman said all such complaints are taken extremely seriously. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. they were all elected as labour mps, but in the past week, nine in total have left the party, each leaving behind stinging criticism of the way its run. today, labour's deputy leader said more could follow. he warned the party was at a perilous point. there's almost a sort of crisis for the soul of the labour party now, and that means that everyone that cares about our future, whatever tradition they represent, has to find it

a lot i missed my mother was a router with a traditional arab huge elation that. i missed my brothers and sister i was in my parents a pride but close because but close was there for me. there that a part of that i missed a lot of the kids but maybe that's the way i am. i suffer the pain and don't talk about it you can bust out of that for a kid but of course i had hoped that my mother would be there usually a leading but there would be there my niece and i would have like to have my family there but that's the price of being abroad i tried not to cry. i cried. no no i tell you what a lakers. the relationship triggered a conflict within the elgindy family so must brothers spoke of contact with their sister. vineyards for your pool or blood under her brother certainly gets the urge to come to me and say that i'm welcome in the family then i'd be really happy. but if he doesn't i'm not going to worry about that the whole time. who would. they still don't accept the marriage today close family has had no problem with the summer this is why they don't mind the fact th

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the young detective who happened to be a brand new mother. d the veteran who'd seen just about everything. and who soon learned from friends and family that marie was deeply attached to both her daughters. >> she had a heart of gold and loved her -- paris more than anything in the world. >> reporter: but what happened in her life? and how did she end up with another baby? from esta the detectives learned about the divorce and how marie had lost her job, and how the pastor and his wife offered her a place to stay. but the questions about baby grace? esta said her relationship with marie was always supportive, and not judgmental. and when marie didn't tell her who the father was, she didn't push the subject. >> i've never questioned her because marie will tell me in her own time if she wants to tell me. i've learned with my sister i never pry. >> reporter: but that was the job of the detectives, nesli and keith, to pry and hopefully, find marie. and one of their first calls was on her church pastor, james flanders, and his wife. impressive guy,

i am a mother, and a leader in my community. i'm here to oppose completely and totally the construction of a monster here in the mission. this project does not represent our need, only their own proper interest. much less it represents a stability for our family. thirteen the years living here in the area of the mission, and as time goes by -- [please stand by] >> hello, good evening, my name is alexis, and i am here in support of the mission street project. i'm a san francisco resident and mother of two. i think this project will not only benefit the community of today, but the future generations to come. we are all aware of marshall elementary school, located next to the plaza, and the families that take public transit for these families deserve a safe and clean environment to reside in. i'm a former employee of mission for all, i can say with confidence that the people behind this project want nothing but the best for this community. my hope is that the sceptics of this project will see the positive change it will bring to th

they recommended a death penalty. >> i order the investigators be recorded. >> reporter: for four mothersa measure of justice. >> thank you. >> reporter: kathy menzes sat through the entire trial, as brutal as it was. what has it done to your understanding of human beings? >> very evil. there's lots of evil in this world. lots of it. >> reporter: the mothers will have to sit through another trial. frank canno is still waiting for his. he's pleaded got guilty. but for detective trapp, there was a measure of relief and finally, she gave those rosaries to four grieving mothers. >> it's interesting to discover in this line of work that homicide detectives are actually softies. >> i think the more you allow yourself to feel the better you will be as a detective. we have to go to the dark places to find answers, the quicker we get in and out, the better it is for all of us. >> reporter: answers from dark places, we when to the the anti-inflammatory before gordon was transferred to death row. here he was a man who claimed to know the nature of his evil acts. but did he, we wondered? >> i screwed

. >> i have the heart of a mother, and a mother's going to protect her children. >> reporter: standing ready to prevent tragedy and praying they never have to. blaine alexander, nbc news, birmingham, alabama. >>> two days aft rampage in aurora, illinois, the five employees gunned down were honored today. hundreds gathered at a prayer vigil outside the henry pratt company after an employee opened fire in a meeting where he was being fired. >>> we turn now to an issue that is increasingly challenging us. how to tell what's true or not and all of the information we're exposed to every day? tonight lester holt tell us us about a new program called media wise aimed at teaching high school students how to separate fact from fiction. >> reporter: from the moment you wake up and reach for your phone, news comes at you like a tidal wave, tv, newspapers, facebook, twitter, reddit, blogs, podcasts and for the youngest news users, it could be information overload. >> when you read misinformation online that can impact the decisions that you make in real life and it does. >> reporter: separating fa

. >> reporter: one of the injured was a mother with her young daughter. >> there was a mother in the bathroom with a child, one of the people who ended up getting hurt. she was walking out of the bathroom with blood all over her face. >>> a former apple executive who was supposed to keep employees from insider trading has been charged with exactly that. inside trading. the fcc filed charges again the company's former lawyer, claiming he used confidential information on apple's earnings to buy and sell shares three times. apple terminate his employment last fall. >>> tesla introducing its next big thing tonight. dog mode. when it's activated it sets the cabin temperature at a safe temperature to keep dogs comforan reaure others that your dog is safe, the screen will say "my owner by the temperature. >> great idea. >> what a dog is doing in car by himself, i'm not sure. >>> a san francisco start-up is making whiskey that has never seen the inside of a barrel. >> pushing the boundaries of whiskey making. >> reporter: it looks like whiskey and smells like whiskey. a new san francisco sta

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one of the injured was a mother with a young daughter. there was a mother in the bathroom with the child and that was one of the people that ended up getting hurt. after it happened i look toward the rear and she was walking out of the bathroom with blood all over her face. >> reporter: tom wait, kpix 5. >> they are firing spices to bring down the unstable snow in highway 50 in the city of redding got more snow yesterday than the city of boston did all winter. the last time it snowed in redding was two years ago. >>> there are evacuation orders in the south bay after another day of heavy rain. >> this is day 2 of the atmospheric river event. the wind is gusting up to 43 miles an hour this morning. i want to show you the wind gust. current wind gusting at sfo at 62 miles an hour, golden gate bridge 52 mile an hour wind gusting right now, novato 51 in san jose clocking at 49 with berkeley at 44 mile an hour wind gusts. here's a live look from the san jose camera with warm temperatures due to that atmosphere river event in the tropical moist

>> there is a point where the mother and physician can decide whether to kill the infant or not. do you think of that? >> look, tucker, i understand that you want to go back to a time where roe v. wade was illegal, where women were having back alley abortion fers. >> come on. >> it isn't about babies. this is about healthcare. this is about you attempting to control women's bodies. >> tucker: okay. please don't be a robot monica. you are smarter than this. this is the governor of virginia saying. this i want to know what you think of it. is that okay? does it bother you? it's a sincere question. it just happened. >> okay, it bothers me that you are attempting to control women's bodies. this is about a woman's right to choose and you as a man should not have a single say in that. >> tucker: wow. so it went on and on like that. nobody learned a thing in the end. the question remained what exactly is the new democratic position on abortion? it's worth talking about. we would like to settle it tonight. julie al ban worked at the "time" and bustle. thanks for come on. >> thanks for ha

flashlight on a mother's stomach, you might get a kick.ith the miracle of modern weeks, wewe have a 20% survival rate. that is the virginia republican speaker of the house of delegates. he is in the chain of succession consideringgovernor, what might happen. can you respond to what he said? also, what the governor said about abortion. leana: i think it's important for us to talk about medicine and science and facts. i don't even want to respond to these things said that are not medically accurate. here are the facts. , it'soctor and scientist a fact that abortion is a safe, legal medical procedure that is common. one in four women will have one in their lifetime. about 99% of abortions occur before 21 weeks. those that occur later are because of extreme circumstances , such as danger to the woman's health. there are things like on survivable fetal anomalies. i had a patient who found out in her second trimester she was carrying twins that would be born without lungs. she carried them to term. they would've suffocated on birth. medicine is

these salted sidewalks are a pre-emptive strikgainst mother nature who's expected to dump a half footsnow and ice on the region but for chicago native timothy airs it'say another >> i'll look outside and see what my attire is for the day. but she's taking it more seriously. is is a reminder to get her errands done today. >> i guess stay home. that's how i'm going to prepare. >> reporte our mindso travel conditio, how icy my roads are going to be. rebut if a homeowner, there's another danger, just look up. you see these raised seams?e those seams arere the tissue is delimb nated under the weight of the orbranch. >> rr: dan's annual checkup at this home couldn't have come at a better time. >> when you have an ice or snow event that weight can mag few fie and create a situation where the strength of the wood can't support the weight and it breaks. >> reporter: that's what happened last week in damascus. yates' advice, be proactive. >>e get calls from people who put it off too long. so it's really, like you said, staying ahead of it. >> reporter: we've already had a slew of school closing