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but the baby boom itself, you know, consider that the baby boom emerged at a time in the united states when immigration was really at a low. there had been a backlash to immigration from europe in the early part of the 20th century. there were laws on the books even as the boom preventing immigration or tamping down on immigration broadly. and so at the time when the baby boom started, immigration, the average immigrant, someone's grandpa, right? this was someone who had immigrated from europe, you know, 20, 30 years prior. it was a whole different scenario. and then after the boom, immigration was relaxed again. immigration laws were relaxed. so you start to get a lot more people from asia or people from mexico and central america. and that really changed what america like, you know, in a way that has become a really fundamental part of how we talk about american politics, which i'm sure we're going get to. but, you know, it means that the baby boom really is much more white then younger generations, that the younger generations literally look different than did the baby boomers. at t

but we know the fathers do, in fact start to bones with that baby before the baby is born. professor chi, booting a gynecologist from hamburg also things. the fatherhood begins during pregnancy just by the i need to know the fact that something is growing inside your cotton that belongs to both of you. these really peculiar and that you can do an ultrasound and make it visible, is perhaps is even more difficult for minutes because now they can see that there really is something this fuss. as women go through major homer, no changes during pregnancy, surprisingly meant to love it, and spares on the black team does. it does meet particularly interesting is prolactin with the whole mind. that's responsible for like patient and started. it sounds a bit funny to say that these hormone increases in many, but it does a mock prolactin down regulates the mechanism that controls male hormones. and i suspect that this is also the reason why testosterone levels drop in men during pregnancy, and especially off the bus, worked on this enables men to concentrate on their families and as it, yes, ma

they were birthing not just each other's babies, but babies throughout the community. >> reporter: that in the 19th century. >> when you have men entering what was called men wivry -- >> reporter: as modern medicine developed, home births a and midwivry declined. >> reporter: another contributor to the decline? money. hospital births cost on average $13,500. insurance usually covers much of that. giving birth at a birthing center costs $8,300, and at home 4,$4,650 on average. few insurance companies cover these kinds of births, and if they do it's limited. the estimated out of pocket costs range from about $2,000 to $10,000.0. whwhat do you u say toto the pe thatat say mid wivry home birth that is for people -- >> why can't we expand that if we want to be like the other countries and improve our outcomomes a and notot be rated low?w? >> what really was the catataly for mamaking the c center a rereality -- >> reporteter: kimberlrly tried wowork around this. >> t they often pay a lot t mor get the services that work for their lifestyle, and that helps out those folks that need more help w

this bit, these babies didn't die. and so basically the, the powers didn't to do much except, uh, uh, accept, complaining to the company. and the other hand, there were some babies who died of choking the same problem, but to be done other products. and they some of them complain to a quote when to quote and for us. and they also won their case. but the compensation that they received was very, very little. it was basically almost nothing $100000.00. if you buy them to a $100000.00 and that what you should notice is that it is, it was similar to run who died. and each time this leg didn't change uh didn't to learn any less than didn't change the product. so a year later, another charge a year and they to another charge dive. and it shawn, they say no, we are okay. we have done nothing wrong is the fools of is this world of desire essentially, right? this is the same as in china where they are putting products on the market incidents formula on the market in violations of the 2 norm of china. when i reported the case to

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one where i swab myself, swab the baby. and one where she swab me and the baby.d the envelope freshman front of her and sealed them up in front of her and then i mail them out. >> okay. >> came back, you're not dad. >> did you buy that? >> just to be on the safe side we asked him for a dna sample that we could use for comparison. >> it's real simple. >> a swathe, okay. >> it's real simple. >> now, if i compare this video, if i compare what we just hear, to dean, what will i tell you? >> it should tell you the same thing as our fraternity test told us, if not all be surprised. >> dayna had long been suspicious of dennis potts, because she believed dennis had somehow manipulated those protests. in her frustration, and hearing nothing from lieutenant rooney and his investigators, she went to tv station nbc and give them a tip, one that would become big news as soon as it ran on tv. check out a guy named dennis potts. >> so you put dennis's name out there? >> yes i did. >> with that information, a producer from half and the went to the home where dennis lived with hi

hold on my babies are here.been work withing them for 25 years, they still don't get on my nerves. i lie. i want to thank the mayor's office, you know what, i found out that it costs money to be here, i never knew that, they never mentioned it to me. and one person said, i'm taking money out of her budget. so thank you guys who have been generous letting us have the space. i want to thank kblx and k view for the interviews. the schedule is on the back of the program, we have 6 more days tonight, and 6 more days of nothing but wonderful entertainment, artistic performances and we have a feast. thank you very much. thank you for coming out and supporting us again. >> let's give tup for adrienne and the beautiful babies. let's give tup for mayor london breed, sharyl davis, give it to your selvesed, give tup to san francisco. all right, you guys. so what we're going to do now is we're going to do something special, we're going to stand up, of course and guess what? my sister liz, she going to kick me in my shin, tha

they are risky for the baby.r times more likely to develop breathing problems. if my kid is gonna have trouble breathing, i want it to be because i raised a douchebag who vapes. is that cotton candy? there has gotta be a better way to do this. and thankfully, there is! and it's not some new fangled, silicon valley birthing pod. it's one of the oldest childbirth technologies there is: midwives. a midwife is a clinician who helps you with birth either inside or outside of a hospital, and for women with uncomplicated pregnancies, midwives are a great idea! mostly because they don't do unnecessary interventions, and autonomy. can you imagine that? woman having autonomy? not in my america. let's go, brandon. in fact, midwives used to be the norm and delivery until they got pushed out in favor of male doctors. >> in the early 1900s, physicians went on a very effective smear campaign against midwives. they would make posters showing a black granny midwife in a very poor home delivering a baby and say, "would you want th

let's go, let's go away, but actually the baby could have said good morning, why?racked the guys? well, he could have taken these soups into the dark and dumped them in the trash, voila, exit to business, but i was already thinking about baby, i called him for a conversation, well, ethics and so, firs called, he and the baby are driving up, look, punctual, cheburek, come, i have something to do with you. well, i realized that the ghouls got their feet into the fat, look after these two, let’s go have a chat, with the guests, great, little one. great, what did you want to talk about? tell me, baby, you and i divided the garden, we divided it, we agreed to live peacefully, it was, i don’t understand you, bro, you baby has been rumbling about my garden beds for a long time, tell me, did you run into my couriers? listen, alarming mound, if you if you present such statements, then you can confirm them with something, or you smoked the wrong thing this morning. you broom don’t rustle, i didn’t talk to you with cartoons in the melons, that it’s time to pour water, be care

you don't fade a baby sauerkraut! that's not baby food!ney, veronica davis, said she had never seen anything like it. >> she gave him a schedule, a written schedule. an outline. and she wanted him to fill in the banks. when did she a today, when did she nab, when did she go to the bathroom, how long did she sleep, and she would call even if he only had her for three hours. what are you doing? it was very disconcerting. it was disk functional. >> that dysfunction was seeping into steven's life at work. when mccracken was told that kathleen would bring the baby over just to humiliate him in front of his coworkers. >> i think out of spite she would bring the baby in. and he would try to pick up and hold the baby, and she would just take the baby out of his arms. and it became into a yelling match. and then she would storm out. >> i just felt like all she wanted out of me, it was the baby. basically a sperm donor, that's how he felt. >> investigators felt that even though the divorce was final, the custody battle was never enduring. steven fou

i guess ijust like to have babies!ant professor in the obstetrics and gynecology department at uab and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was coming in for her first new 0b visit and we knew that she had a condition with a double uterus and that's when we found out that not only was she pregnant in one uterus, she was also pregnant in the other uterus. it's very, very rare. something that obstetricians go through their whole careers and never see. biologically, her uterus developed in an atypical way. typically, a normal uterus forms by having two ducts, called mullerian ducts that fuse together. but hers did not fuse and that led to two separate uteri and cervices. and then she likely ovulated separately, with separate eggs going down each uterus and sperm being fertilised separately as well, leading to two separate babies, in each uterus. as most babies and labours, they had a mind of their own and one came, the first baby of the right uterus came vaginally and then ten hours later, the sec

whoever's baby that is what whose baby is that, and why? george why did they give their baby to you? did you trick somebody and steal their baby where did you get that baby from does it want to go back? did you ever give the baby back? why the baby, george for what reason? what purpose was the baby supposed to serve? and did it serve that purpose? and why does that baby look more qualified to work in congress than you [ laughter ] this has been "amber says why? [ cheers and applause ♪ then i read that beyonce's "renaissance" tour made $579 million. [ cheers and applause me too, man. it made so much money, it literally boosted the economy everywhere it went i read that and i was like - because i'm not about to mess up the beyonce mute challenge mm-mm. then i saw beyonce went to the premiere of taylor swift's new movie and i was like what? beyonce's not at a taylor swift premiere a taylor swift premiere is at a beyonce. [ laughter ] and i can't even imagine what beyonce in a movie theater looks like walking up to the concession stand like, "i

for my baby . it is an incubator that is equipped with soft. the program for identifying the stress behaviors of premature babies , with the construction of this device, a large part of the problems of babies in the field of prevention, treatment and physical movements will be solved. when a premature baby is born, a large amount of its development must be out of the uterus is done, and simulating the conditions inside the uterus so that it has the best development after birth is a challenge. it is very important in neonatal medicine that the whole effort of the medical community , especially neonatal medicine, is that premature babies, in addition to preserving their survival and being alive in terms of evolution, can also maintain their natural course at least to a normal extent. in order to intelligently control the baby's behavior by using remote monitoring , this device is made by the researchers of a university complex. foundation affiliated to the university of sciences zahedan medicine is f

for the baby. unless you go to the flat. i was very scared, like when they said we must leave. we started to leave. my mother in law would not let me go. she said i should deliver the baby there. i said, let me go and see what happens to me. oh, i was 7 months pregnant then. yesterday i began the 9th month. i have nothing prepared for the baby, but no diapers, no clothes on one side, deliver the baby. i hope many good people will help. at least 55000 behind us sitting women, gave birth in the most in the human situation during the war on garza, this is in the study of to zeta did. but when it's bringing don't to alice rough child, she's a health advisory panel member with the activist organization, jewish voice for peace. she was lost in gauze in august, and today she joins us live from seattle adults out. it's good to have you with us . so thousands of pregnant women and gaza face the prospect of giving birth in a war zone. all this was the killing and the bombing continues. and this very little m

breaths to meet your baby.nst rsv. abrysvo is not for everyone and may not protect all babies of vaccinated mothers. don't get abrysvo if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its ingredients. people with a weakened immune system may have a decreased response to vaccination. the most common side effects among pregnant women are headache, pain at the injection site, muscle pain and nausea. in clinical trials with abrysvo, low birth weight and jaundice were reported more frequently than placebo. every breath matters. talk to your obgyn or other healthcare provider about pfizer's maternal rsv vaccine, abrysvo. or other healthcare provider about pfizer's krystal lee kenny's story was stranger than fiction. andrea canning (voiceover): the nurse from idaho >>> krystal lee kenney story was stranger than fiction. >> there's blood on the wall here. there's blood on the wall. here >> reporter: the nerves from idaho had turned on her longtime boyfriend patrick frazee, telling investigators she had cleaned the bloody co

birthdays. baby is born on the 19th and baby was born on the 20th, so it was a very long day. but we made it over a typical twin pregnancy is defined by 2 babies and one uterus. hatches position seed. it was safe to cool. the goals, fraternal twins, they've now been named roxy and ribble, and have joined the 3 oldest siblings at home with kelsey and her husband. caleb. now families from around the world bribed finland flatland called to bid farewell to santa claus as he set off on his annual journey, delivering gift to children across the glove that wished for world peace close to what he said had been stormy. and he said that the safety and well being of children should be everyone's go, been like every year he headed off on his reindeer, drawn sleigh rushing. they run there and around the world, they're really very crowds. or you can do that for me to call you the that is all for this report is next stuff is that clear? richardson will be at the desk with another news bulletin, wherever you're watching, the diesel. the news from the news. imagine that you're eating a hamburg

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birthdays. baby is born on the 19th and baby was born on the 20th. so it was a very long day. but we made it over a typical twin, pregnancy is defined by 2 babies and one uterus. hatches, position seed. it was safe to cool the goals, fraternal twins. they've now been named roxy and ribble, and have joined the 3 oldest siblings at home with kelsey and her husband. caleb, are now families from around the world brave to finland. lapland call to bid farewell to santa claus as he set off on his annual journey delivering gift to children across the globe. the santa wished for world peace east, after what he described to you as a stormy year. and he said the safety and wellbeing of children should be everyone's go, this has been like every year eventually hit it. all you know, is brain gauge rolling slight fairly whizzing. everyone there and around the world, a very merry christmas the and on that note, that is also now, please don't forget that youtube channel. is there any great way to catch up with the best coverage? i'll be back in 45 minutes with the c

back at al shifa 31 babies made it out alive. a dozen brought here to a cairo hospital. >> they brought them for us with very bad general condition. now more or less stable >> reporter: dr. mohammed abu sukein says all but two are alone. dr. sukein takes us to see baby halema, known only by his mother's name >> what happened to his eye? >> removed explosion. all the building all the neighbors died >> reporter: doctors say this is what baby halema looked like when he arrived, now growing stronger every day. >> during sleeping i dream by this boy. >> you dream of this boy. >> yes actual >> what do you dream >> i dream that he's happy. this boy is happy. >> reporter: tonight as the bombs drop in gaza that dream for all its children never seemed so far away erin mclaughlin, nbc news, cairo. >>> all right. we'll take a break coming up, the small town spirit that saved a store that is so much more than groceries. >>> finally, it's not just a supermarket it's their only supermarket. and one small town decided they weren't about to lose

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birthdays. baby is born on the 19th and baby was born on the 20th, so it was a very long day. but we made it also a typical twin pregnancy is defined by 2 babies in one uterus. hatches position seed, it was safe to cool the goals, fraternal twins, they've now been named roxy and ribble, and have joined the 3 oldest siblings at home with kelsey and her husband. caleb. now families from around the world drive to finland flatland called to bid farewell to santa claus. as he set off on his annual jenny delivering to special to children across the floating sand of wasteful boiled pace. as to what he said, the thing i still owe me and he said the safety and well being of children should be this it. everyone's go. then luck. every year he headed off on his reindeer drone slide for so you know, everyone there and all around the world. a very mary chris k to that. the. that's all for now, planet is coming up. next i'll be back with one use in 45 minutes. crunch time because the words people have to say that's why we listen because every weekend on d w measures devoted, you do this. i p

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/baby reveal...ic pregnancy reveal and gender reveal... [ drum roll playing ] [ cheers and applause ] -it's a boy! -...and baby rocky joined the family in november. -i bet the baby will be so cute. i do think they need to have one more then and have a girl. -tennis icon serena williams aced her baby announcement in an unforgettable tiktok welcoming her daughter adira in august. but first, she and her husband, alexis ohanian, got to deliver the news to adira's big sis, olympia. -i have a baby in my belly. -are you kidding me? -no. -you're gonna be a big sister. -you're gonna be a big sister. -[ squeals ] -wanna feel old? harry potter is a dad. daniel radcliffe and his girlfriend, erin darke, welcomed a baby boy this spring, who's already got daddy daniel under his spell. -there is a creature in the world that can, like, give you the worst night of your life, and then you wake up in the morning and go over to them, and they, like, turn around and smile and you're like, "i don't care about any of the th