no babbling, pointing.eacherring or waving by 12 months, no words by 16 months and any loss of speech, babbling or social skills at any age. >> you're basically their voice and if you have to speak out for them. >> reporter: with early intervention, some children can make significant progress and it can make it easier for the parents. >> i'm reaching him in a way even though he can't talk back to me can that means a lot to me. >> reporter: she says even little improvements make her optimistic about david's future. ines ferre for cbs news, new york. >>> some other signs include poor eye contact and a child who resists cuddling or holding. >>> gene mapping is getting faster and cheaper. but researchers at johns hopkins university are warning that for the average person, decoding your own dna may not predict your health. doctors say lifestyle and environment influence many common diseases and cancer typically doesn't result from inherited genes but from mutations that can form anytime. >>> childbirth takes lon

xi mall that white hit-and- run allah and when the fis all doom a full half bois bible babble babbleabble it >> it is that some undoubtedly the profits will remain to be seen. right now it requires a little bit of work to react with the content. there are no built-in clifford file with the fifth effort now, most of the places considered states, cities and neighborhoods >> we do have some mobile things in store for later this year if of her when when cone >>james: glasses resumed today at oikos university. the suspect was taken and detested that date three weeks ago has not eaten since going to jail. alajandra cerball begins our coverage with the latest on his condition. first >>alejandra: since being taken into custody after the school massacre, one goh has received three meals a day but those trays of food have been left untouched. on friday, he was moved to the santa rita jail infirmaries of doctors to monitor his help. 51 sergeant with the sheriff's office says the 43 year-old is in drinking water and is not weak the has lost more than 20 lbs. since been in jail. >> this is not ov

red flags no babbling, pointing, reaching, waving by 12 months, no words by 16 months and any loss of babbling or social skills at any age. >> you're basically their voice and if you have to speak out for them. >> reporter: with early intervention, some children can make significant progress and make it easier for the parents. >> i'm reaching him in a way even though he can't tell me, talk back to me, i'm still reaching him and that means a lot to me. >> reporter: she says even little improvements make her optimistic about david's future. >> some of the signs to look for are poor eye contact and a child who resists cuddling and holding. >>> close call for firefighters in michigan when a roof starts to collapse on them. they were battling a large fire in detroit when part of the roof gave out. one firefighter started sliding toward the hole but his fellow firefighters were able to make a chain and pull him to safety. >> really seeing it, you realize, well, that could have been really bad. >> as crazy as it was at the time and both these guys kept level heads and our lieutenant was just

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tell us how they feel and what they need through their expressions, body movements, and by cooing, babbling, and crying. [crying] joanne: crying is one of the main ways babies communicate. no matter how irritating this can be at times, we must remember that they don't cry to annoy us. they cry to tell us that they want or need something to happen-- a diaper change... a bottle... a nap... a hug. hey, buddy. hey, buddy. you see zack? hey, you. get your feet. joanne: and let's keep in mind that each baby has his own personality and style of communication. this is what makes infant care so interesting. just as each baby's personality and temperament varies, so must our responses. there is no single right way to respond to all infants. woman: infants communicate in so many ways. i don't think it's just verbal, either. it's so much more. it's listening to music and singing. it's going for walks and pointing things out and showing them different things in their environment. it's...it's going down to the gross motor area and playing and just seeing the joy that they have on their faces and them tal

not babbling by 12 months or forming real words by 16 months. early signs are not smiling or cooing or something the social interaction by 6 months or pointing, waving, by 12 months or later. those are the things you should bring up to your pediatrician as well as if your child is having normal developmental milestones and not doing things. bring it up to your pediatrician in how formal screening performed. >> do we know what causes autism? >> we don't. what we know is that it's not one thing. it's probably a combination of genetic and environmental factors. >> it's a combination. there is lots of research going on. >> a ton of research. >> that's what is most frustrating for people. there are no definitive answers. >> the most important thing is knowing the developmental milestone, getting the children screened and diagnosed. the one thing we know is thearlly intervention and therapy makes a huge difference in the brain development do that, learn your developmental milestones, get the children screened and give, if you can. >> they are hoping t

witnesses say he was nervous and babbling >> he was maybe 5 ft. 9 in., he looked like he was cooperating with police. i thought maybe he could have been under the influence, shoplifting, because he was a little bit sedated just standing there >> employees that safeway are telling reporters the man walked up to the counter and announced he had shot someone. police rushed to the scene and put the man in handcuffs. the shares to pardon says he has not yet been booked into jail as he is still being questioned by police. police source planning on a 6:00 news conference and we will bring you the latest. >> here is what we know right now as we take a live look for you, then people were shot this morning at this school in oakland, seven of those have died. the shooting happened about 1030 this morning at oikos university, a religious school in oakland. police did take a suspect into custody. >> a news conference is expected in the next few hours and we will continue to follow the latest developments on line at cbssf.com >> we're covering several stories including the latest in a rescue at sea. m

by 16 months and any loss of speech, babbling or social skills at any age. >> you're basically theirce and you have to speak out for them. >> with early intervention some children can make significant progress gratifying for the parents who want to do all they can to help. >> i'm reaching him in a way even though he can't tell me, you know, talk back to me, i'm still reaching him and that means a lot to me. >> some other signs of this developmental disorder include poor eye contact where a child seems to look away and a child who doesn't like to be cuddled or held. remember autism is a spectrum of disorders that range from high functioning to severe, but early diagnosis gives every child the best shot. >>> a lasting peace from the september 11th terrorist attacks has a permanent home this evening at the university of virginia. evan davis is a student at that school as well as a charlottesville volunteer firefighter and he led an initiative to bring a piece of steel from the world trade center attacks to uva. >> it would be a great way to remember the events and remember just the sens

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babble all become clearer when -- the associated press is saying five. there was an early report of the second gunman, but that was discounted. >> we will get you back later on we have more on this story. thank you very much. to pakistan, where the three wives of osama bin laden have been sentenced to jail for a living in the country illegally. they've been held by authorities since the al qaeda leader was killed, as did a year ago. the windows have been extensively interrogated. the interviews have raised questions about how the family could have lived in pakistan undetected for so long. >> it was in this heavily guarded house in islamabad suburbs that the hearing took place. the family was hidden from view. this is osama bin laden's beyond this life and reportedly his favorite. she was shot and the like trying to defend him. she told interrogators the al qaeda leaders spent nine years on pakistan and soil, moving location five times. four of her children were born here, two of them in government hospitals. now osama bin laden's widows and children can

but io d find a fair amountof psycho babble in our soc. >> yes. there is but there is also looney tunes. >> rose: i think it go easy to the core of being responsible for your own life, i really belief that, you are responsible for yo own life. you look back and say why didn't i do that? you didn't do it because you made a decision, conscious or unconscious. >> i also agree that there are two or three things that are now myantras which is i do not relah it is personal, romantic, sexual, professional, in which for one second i feel that there is someone on e other side out to diminish me, whether i, i simply move away from that relationship, and when we are younger we tend to put up with an awful lot of that because we are getting great sex or getting love or getting good partnership in work or any of those things and we allow ourselves. there is a wonderful freedom in knowing that you won't let anyone do that to you anymore. >> rose: what are you good at othe than acting? >> oh, will tell your, late but i can't tell you now. rose: we could make new

and also in -- babbling and speak and also pointing things out after nine months. >> reporter: this sunday is the annual roar event a bike race and walk and festival and a timefor families to get together and all the money goes towards autism research. >> that's right. >> reporter: for information go to kennedy krieger.org or call a number. it's 443-423-7300. but, again this event is great for families to come out and find support if they need it. >> that's right. and it's a great community event where kids with autism can have a great time. and kid with physical development too. >> reporter: thanks so much. and if you have a question for the doctor, you can chime in on our facebook fan page. we have a little question posted there if you want to ask the doctor something or just to share your experiences with raising an autistic kid do so on the fan page. thanks so much. now back to you guys. >>> when it is hot outside children want to swim in a pool. but a warning for parents who may be buying that portable pool. listen to this. they are cheaper and require less maintenance, but the head o

the dutch should stop babbling to the dictators in brussels, he said on monday. >> the government isoing anything that can and deteriorating conditions for seniors. >> the eu commission rejected the portrayal of the situation. >> this is basically because it is good for the dutch citizens, and decisions, by the way, have not been taken by brussels. >> the dutch finance minister, for his part, attempted to calm markets ahead of tuesday's bond sale, saying holland could still meet that target next year, despite the failure of earlier talks. >> for more on this, we asked our brussels correspondent about the reaction there to the political crisis in the netherlands. >> there is certainly dismay at what is happening and dismay at what is clearly the perception in some capitals, particularly in the netherlands, the governments are being dictated to by brussels. whatever the spokesman said just now, there is a perception, and that he is the same in france as they go through the presidential election, that voters are now casting votes on the basis of largely economic matters, austerity measu

witnesses on the chopper pilots that took him out said there was this guy that they took back and he was babbling. he was -- god bless him. i understand the shock of that combat and what we saw and everything else. he didn't handle it very well. anyhow, they called the combat shock. the mood i was in after that thing and -- my buddies and everybody else, really pissed off about a lot of things. really hurting. i said -- i'm going down and shoot the son of a bitch. i didn't shoot him. i got my .45 out. i went down there and flipped the flat back. and i -- >> .45 in your hand. >> yeah, i think i was going shoot him. that was my intention. i said -- he left us without ammo. russell got hit. you know, i was out of ammo several times. you know. i wasn't a happy camper. >> go back and get it yourself. >> i wasn't a happy camper. anyhow, he was supposed to be -- could have been overrun because of him. anyhow, i go down there. put the flap open. i'm going to ream him out. if he gives me lip, i might shoot him. i look at him. he is sitting in this pup tent on top of his helmet, head in his hands. he looke

. ♪ ♪ new tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation from [ babbling ] ...covergirl.t's what i'm talking about. see? what did you just say? i'm looking for some "beeza-beeza-vuza-vuza." wgn news @ 9 in the corner of clark and addison could look more like yawkey way if mayor rahm emmanuel gets his way. looking at boston's fenway park as the model for turning a landmark chicago ballpark into a money machine. >> chicago cubs and need more money. latest plan endorsed by mayor rahm emmanuel similar to boston. more on field cited jumbo tron more appetizing. also more, the serbs concerts' end ofand events fairs >> more people to the neighborhood it beneficial for my business >> putting up temporary chicago cubs merchandise store in direct competition with private business sports world taken away revenue from neighborhood bars >> goal is to generate as much private funding as possible so the city and chicago cubs did not have to turn to taxpayers. >> have to make short of the revenue anticipated as a high number >> it helps in chicago cubs are winning. shutting down streets f

bible babble babble corridor litanies the for the most part, dry conditions in the cloud cover startingthere is a we are also seeing sunshine we still have a as we take a look at the day planner, it looks like it to the 9:00 hour we will see mild temperatures. upper 40's and low 50's. a little bit of what weather in the south bay's and as a fremont. it looks like we will be dry to the heart of debate. actually see some sunshine. as we advance the clock to the 5:00 hour, the evening ride home, still looks like he may have to contend with residual what roadways. as we head into the 6:00 hour as we saw on future cows, the rain is pushing its way out of our here. as the focus in on temperatures for the arts causing upper 50s. i do not think we will see any 60s whatsoever around the bay. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows the as we head into the week ended more sunshine with mild temperatures for saturday and we will experience a little bit of will warm up on sunday with high-pressure back into play until next thursday where we have a 20 percent chance of showers. let's get a look at t

red flags include no babbling, pointing, reaching or waving by 12 months. no words by 16 months and any loss of speech or skills at any age. >> you're basically their voice and you have to speak out for them. >> reporter: with early intervention, some children can make significant progress and it can make it easier for the parents. >> i'm reaching him in a way, even though he can't tell me, talk back to me, i'm still reaching him and that means a lot to me. >> reporter: even little improvements make her optimistic about david's future. in new york for wjz eyewitness news. >> and a recent survey reveals one in 80 children in maryland is estimated to have a form of autism, that is higher than the national average. >>> the numbers are in for the first four months of the speed camera program. more than 6000 speeding drivers were caught. that brought in over $180,000 in fines. last may, the county council passed a bill for the speed cameras. >>> a quick look at tomorrow's story. cutting its losses last year but did not break even. the success this season may be

like elijah muhammed day babbled about a mad scientist who created the caucasians and jewish white doubles. howl of bio wide mother played orbited the year preparing to and then late the devils of the apocalypse negative apocalypse that would put the asiatics back in their place they were stocks, also a unambiguous to apply it day supply of violence with those positions he articulate a weekly we don't turn and other cheek but if you put a firehouse -- fire hose on my mother i will kill you until you die. if you do so i can sit on a toilet next to you. you are out of your cotton picking mind. you are not ordinary people. black is dominant caucasian as scientist for evil. bey never moved beyond the dogma of the '60s. much was rhetoric. it was from the original racist message itself backlash centuries of white oppression. >> thank you. when they noticed is a significant amount of historical context. you examined even before the black movement began, what is the purpose to have that much historical context? >> i wanted to get to the route to of the belief the nation of islam had very little to

>> hoping over and tired and babbling for four hours a day. >> you should be in pr. don't want to talk to bill. back to you. >> no, i was just talking about pick up trucks and dogs. in some states it is illegal. >> i am not sure about that. >> i think it is illegal in some states. >> oh, illegal? >> i still ride in the back of a pick up truck. >> getting back the things we do on the beach. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> this

>> hoping over and tired and babbling for four hours a day. >> you should be in pr. don't want to talk to bill. back to you. >> no, i was just talking about pick up trucks and dogs. in some states it is illegal. >> i am not sure about that. >> i think it

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. ♪ new tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation from [ babbling ] ...covergirl. that's what i'm talking about.i'm looking for some "beeza-beeza-vuza-vuza." >>> listen, if you've been talking to her, we don't care. you just have to be straight with us. >> deception is part of theç trade in police work, whether it it be going undercover or using a paid source to set someone up. so, investigators aren't surprised when they catch their informant, nixon, weaving his own web of lies. he has been sabotaging their case against an elusive female cocaine dealer. >> the thing is, you're going to have to call and order up one more time. that's all. i just ain't even with her zblidiot. >> rethinking it, probably his best connect. >> when we first met him, it seemed like he was getting a couple of times a week. now it's every day. it's inevitable. now that he calls us, i'll be going to the station to say what can i do to help with the case to make it a stronger case to make it as strong as possible? informants, they come and go. they have one end, you have the other end and it's a tug of war. once that lin

other things, kids up to the age of one, if they're not babbling or pointing for things, that can betor that they may go on to develop this disorder. certainly kids should be using one word spontaneously by the age of 16 months. kids should also respond to their name by about ten months of age. so if you call the child's name and they don't look to you, that's a problem. also if you point to something and your child doesn't follow your eyes, and follow your finger to point to something, all of these things need to be taken seriously as potential warning signs that your child may be developing an autistic spectrum disorder. >> a lot of people just think that speech is the one thing that they are looking for. do autistic children lack the ability to speak? >> well kids who have autism lack -- they have language delays. so some of them will actually go on their whole lives and never be able to speak. some will be able to speak, but they have a great delay. kids with asperger's, which is thought of as a more mild form of autism. those kids have normal language development. but at some ag

if not, they can coo to everything-- coo or babble to everything that you say and let you know whether it's a yes or no. however, we do have some other devices that help with the yes and no-- our communication augmentative devices. we use them a lot of times, and you've seen me use them in my classroom, whereas, i may ask the child and he may push a button, and the button may say yes for him. he knows yes from no. we start to teach those things very early on. would you like some potatoes? [crying] you want juice? you want juice? juice? ha ha ha ha! ok. kendrick: independence is an important goal. let's make sure we don't overprotect children with special needs. be reasonable, but provide as many chances as you can for her to do things for herself. decide what you think is most important for the child to learn and concentrate on teaching those skills. but after a fair trial at something new, if she can't seem to learn it, drop the activity without scolding her and try it again in a few months. and of course, don't forget to look for opportunities to show the child you're pleased with he

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like mohammed before him, they often babbled about the people before them that created the white devils, kick asians and jews. preparing to and i lay the devils and restore asiatics. the devils were snakes of the grafted type. bey was also ambiguous about his well about those who crossed him. these positions he articulated weekly on television. we don't turn the other cheek. if you turn a fire hose on my mother, i will kill you until i die. if you think i'm going to let you put a hose on my mother, put dogs on my mother so i can fit in a toilet next to you, you are out of your cotton picking mind, he said in a 2002 sermon. you're not just ordinary people. the caucasians are scientific for evil. they had never really moved among the dogma of the 1960s. although he wasn't part of the nation of islam, he was among the last of the believers to deliver a racist message. it was in contrast a view of centuries of white oppression. >> thank you, tom. one thing i noticed when looking at this book was a significant amount of historical context to the religion. you examined, even before it the bla

we have to stop babbling. we need to get the experts in. it is similar to what we did in bosnia. we brought in police forces from all over. if i was at a force conference in nato, i would be looking to build the capability for the long haul. lastly, we have made humongous improvements in the specialization of forces to the point that is almost seamless. special operations forces will continue to be required. their capabilities will take longer to nurture and mature. the special operation forces will have to be there to back them up. >> unfortunately, our time is up. i have another 10 questions. i am sure the audience does as well. our time is up. thank you for coming here and telling us the importance story for our country and allies, certainly for afghanistan and our other partners. thank you most of all for your service to this country and the effort. >> bank you very much. -- thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [unintelligible] >> this afternoon, a conversation with for