but it wouldn't have been necessary if they'd known about baby handling to the baby. i thought this has to stop having. i don't want to do with these things after the fact kind of i'll try to help prevent them beforehand. because often for exit, ivan cannot as a hell of eating also shares his tips in online courses. a man who teaches baby handling is a rarity the i've been hello. well, i am relatively exotic as a man in this sector, but i don't notice it much myself on and i try to do things as naturally as possible additional. i know i always address both parents. i don't focus specifically on mothers, fathers, you more pet off on t take away. parents need to be patient babies develop at their own speed dep plan . your baby's developmental plan does exist. it's inside your baby and you can't really influence it. you can't, apart from providing this external environment also. that means why emanating security or letting baby know you're in good hands here. we're looking after you giving your baby space to develop according to his or her own plan. i know plan actual in

babies own motor skills development and the spelling eating is a baby handling expert. he helps parents to be prepared for life with the baby i when changing diapers. based technique and concentration are important that the letter when, if you like, if i may be tried to leave a voicemail at the same time or think about cooking a meal soon or what to buy. the baby notices mommy and daddy aren't really there for me. papa is got miserably been yet. linda mainland tom vegans are expecting their 1st baby at christmas. though for me, i'm looking forward to it, but i'm also nervous. i'll be responsible for another human being and not just myself if you're in well for this is alyssa say we're here to absorb whatever input we can ahead of time. bloss alice rose off palo vetoing is a trained, physical therapist who has long, specialized in pediatrics from premies and intensive care to teams. he's noticed that people often don't know how to handle babies of it with an n. as an uncommon lankin and some parents came in with their baby because they were having a problem hit the 1st d

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

why do babies get priority? [applause] why do babies get priority?ican taxes! >> wanda: i mean, well, people love babies, come on, they are cute. >> i'm cute! babies? hit or miss. i mean, you've seen them. you try to be nice, but the baby was a gremlin. [laughter] listen, the fact -- how is this helping babies? they are not getting rid of the lead, they're just lowering the amount. how about we don't eat any harmful chemicals? that sounds like a good idea, right? >> dulce, i wish. it's just not possible. lead is in the soil, mercury is in the ocean, animals are full of plastic. it's called the ecosystem. >> wanda: desi has got a point, dulce. i mean, chemicals are ever everywhere. >> especially everywhere black people live! [applause] i mean, my first boyfriend was exposed to so many chemicals he glowed in the dark. >> wanda: i never heard of that before, are you sure that was the chemicals? >> it's hard to say, he had a lot going on. >> wanda: i see. so, desi, is this the best the fda can do, just try to make sure babies aren't eating too much lead?

burchett: i said what would we do if one of those baby, if i was the fur of one of those babies? said we'd love that baby just a little more. madam speaker, we need to love those babies a little more and not murder them. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentleman from reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from connecticut, many delauro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. delauro: i rise in strong opposition to the latest attempt by house republicans to control women's reproductive freedom, a ruse to ban safe and legal abortions in this country. this legislation purposes to address nothing, snag does not happen. the hypotheticals some of my colleagues described are not based in fact. their arguments are not true. they do not represent how medicine works. their suggestions are not only false but ka louse. the truth is abortions that occur after three months of pregnancy account for only 1% of all abortions. they occur almost exclusively bec

i've and turned the baby slowly to one side of the hips up. this way the baby notices had. okay. and being turned over a little bit and that's another good impulse for the babies own motor skills development and such. but pervading is a baby handling expert. he helps parents to be prepared for life with the baby i when changing diapers. based technique and concentration are important as the letter when, if you like, if i maybe try to leave a voicemail at the same time or think about cooking a meal soon or what to buy. the baby notices, mommy and daddy aren't really there for me. papa. is got miserably been yet. linda man and tom reagan's are expecting their 1st baby at christmas. though for me i'm looking forward to it. but i'm also nervous. i'll be responsible for another human being and not just myself. if you're in a row for this is alyssa say wherever to absorb whatever input we can ahead of time . a bloss alice rose off pillow feeding is a trained physical therapist who has long, specialized in pediatrics from premies in intensive care to teams. he's noticed that people ofte

your baby's developmental plan does exist. it's inside your baby and you can't really influence it. you can't apart from providing this external environment. also that means why emanating security or letting baby know you're in good hands here. we're looking after you giving your baby space to develop sheeper phillips thing and power good have created such a space. they have no particular problems with their little nyja. instead, they're somewhat surprised that their lives have. we can take her practically everywhere. she lets her sleep and la things are going really well. and i'm at, i'm a little even so they're open to advice. say can man's as my is my 1st baby and i'd like to as much ride as possible my home and the right elevating notices right away . that things here are running smoothly on cells because they're having difficulty . it can make things worse when we pass that on to our child with the energy that we radiate. who's done oh, here on address this very clearly, our profile, what is the last night? allison hines. ok. again, after the birth, both babies and parents have

sarah copland: i just remember i was just screaming, "my baby. my baby. help my baby."jheir: everything is really destroyed. the fabric of our generation and our time is really destroyed. it's really gone. adam: as the a's middle east correspondent, beirut was my city too. the blast wrecked my neighborhood, injured my friends and stole hope from those who had already endured so much. tonight, on "four corners," the extraordinary story of how this disaster unfolded, told by the people who were there. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ adam: lebanon may be broken and broke, chaotic and forever on the verge of collapse. but for the two years, i lived in beirut with my family. it was a wonderful place. seductive and special. and it seemed safe, just like the ever-present reminders of the civil war. here's a beirut scene, the holiday inn. the snowcapped mountains at sunset and the children feeding the fish on the pier. the district shattered by the blast was our world. one café became an oasis for my family. omar: it's an old building with-- adam: it was owned by lebanese-australian omar jheir, wh

burchett: i said what would we do if one of those baby, if i was the fur of one of those babies? she said we'd love that baby just a little more. madam speaker, we need to love those babies a little more and not murder them. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentleman from reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from connecticut, many delauro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. delauro: i rise in strong opposition to the latest attempt by house republicans to control women's reproductive freedom, a ruse to ban safe and legal abortions in this country. this legislation purposes to address nothing, snag does not happen. the hypotheticals some of my colleagues described are not based in fact. their arguments are not true. they do not represent how medicine works. their suggestions are not only false but ka louse. the truth is abortions that occur after three months of pregnancy account for only 1% of all abortions. they occur almost exclusively

geoff: what characteristics do baby boomers share?s their generation different from the one that preceded it and the ones that followed? phip: so one of the fascinating things about the baby boomers, it began at a lull in american immigration. there were -- about a century ago, there were new restrictions placed on immigration, a backlash to immigrants from eastern europe and southern europe in particular. and that was still in place when the baby boom began. at the time of the baby boom, one demographer told me, the average immigrant was somebody's grandparents. and right after the boom ended, there was -- the immigration laws were loosened. so you started seeing more immigrants from central america and mexico and asia. and so what happened when the baby boom began is, it began at a time when america was very, very heavily white in a way that it no longer is. and so the baby boom has -- obviously, it's a very heterogeneous generation. it has to be. there's tens of millions of people in it. but it tends to be much more heavily white t

it's also important to know that because the baby boom generation is so large, it's not that baby boomershy individually, it's that they have a lot of wealth because a lot of them, -- because there are a lot of them. geoff: i also want to ask you about one of the unanswered questions in your book. you write that a generation used to accruing and defending power through sheer scale is watching that power combo. we seem generational tensions before them up but we are living through something exceptional, a decline not of the spartan civilization but the roman one. we are living through a historic disruption of the american empire. what does this mean for the future of our politics and our democracy? philip: absolutely and unfortunately i'm not so brash as to have a hard answer on that. the boom shaped what america looks like today, both in terms of the boomers themselves making decisions but also the way that america had to respond to the emergence of the baby boom. we are seeing that change and the boom has to deal with the lineal's andenerations he -- millennials and gen z. that is contri

as kabul fell, the afghan couple and the baby were evacuated by u.s. to ramstein air base in germany, where the masts met them at a refugee camp. baby l was now about 2 years old. >> when you found her, did you immediately recognize her? >> no, not at all. i -- it was -- i was shocked. she didn't look like the child in the hospital. in the hospital, she had big brown eyes, big smile, and when i saw her, she had furrowed brow, and she was kind of closed off. and it wasn't until i saw the scar on her leg, because she has a very distinct scar, and i was like, it's her. it's really her. >> reporter: and that's where the fight over this child really begins. tomorrow in part two, we'll show you the chaotic moment the child was transferred to the masts. the afghan couple says they did not know the masts had officially adopted the baby in the u.s. and were blindsided when the masts took custody. plus, the surprising dna evidence and why the u.s. government is taking such a government is taking such a strong position in the one prilosec otc each morning blocks

, this premature baby girl fourtimes, murder this baby, this premature baby girl four times, succeedingaby i's mother that was read out which gave much of the detail what happened in her experience, the harrowing detail. she talked about the fact that she witnessed resuscitation attempts and she said on the last occasion she said, every time they pumped her, her stats would go up, she would improve but then she would flat line and the baby's mother said she told staff you can't keep doing this to her, she watched as they tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate the girl. we heard that once her daughter had passed away, that nurse lucy letby offered to take paragraphs of them as they bathed her daughter, she said there would be photos to keep and baby i's mother said nurse letby came in smiling and laughing aid talk about the time she first bathed a baby. her mother said ijust wished he would stop talking, eventually she realised and she stopped. it was not something we wanted to hear at that point and she described how lucy letby wrapped up the baby's belongings for them to take home. nurse

so everything is -- ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ ♪ burn, babyes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion, more -- >> actually, i threw everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure that the tape is running and i said, okay, let's go ahead. and i think she did it in ten minutes. ♪ oh ♪ >> the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all-time. and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ ♪ i wanna do it till the sun comes up ♪ >> unless you have been living in a sealed cave, you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the "g." >> what's disco? >> snuffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to put on my, my, my, my boogie shoes and boogie with you ♪ >> the queen of the discos take in, what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated $4 billion -- that's with a "b" -- $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset a

once the baby is born.r off terminating the baby and not worrying about it and moving on. but, friends, we can't let that happen, and we will not let that happen. we need to pray for every woman in that situation. we need to support these ladies and pray they will feel god's love for them and their child. we also need to pray for each other, that we can have the boldness to speak out and speak truth and speak love to these girls. so as we move forward in the post-roe era, we are going to have more vibrant, healthy babies being born but we have to pray we will have enough adoptive families to care for these precious lives. so thank you so much and god bless everyone as we stand united in faith to carry on this powerful message. amen. [cheers and applause] >> we love you coach. >> we love you coach. that's what one of the young people just said, and it is true. thank you so much, coach and lauren dundee. what a beautiful testimony. at the march for life, as you can see, we try to uphold amazing role models fo

we only think about this, a bill that says if a baby is worn outside of a womb you cannot kill the baby and call it abortion, one out of 212 democrats supported the bill. that is not american. 70% of democrats in america think it is wrong to allow the baby to die yet here in washington that is how extreme they have gotten on the left. we have got to continue this march. if you have two senators, call them right now. i don't know which side they are on of this debate but the bill is over there. they have not brought it up. chuck schumer does not want to bring it up but if he hears from all of you, they will have to bring the bill up. [applause] america, it is not like every country does this, there's only a handful of countries that allow this process. countries like china, north korea, and unfortunately america. america should not be on that list of barbaric countries. we ought to continue to march. you know how much is at stake. it is incredibly inspiring for us to see all these young people, tens of thousands of young people, but it is not just here in washington, it is back home in y

cause oh baby i live ooh oh baby i'll try ♪ ♪ don't speak when i talk man uh godspeed when ♪ ♪ i walkst i'm just really ♪ ♪ tryna rock now whatcha think i don't fall ♪ ♪ whatcha think i'm not strong we're all just ♪ ♪ tryna move along cut deep and i'm still alive ♪ ♪ i talk my ish til the day i die cause oh baby i live ♪ ♪ ooh live oh baby i tried ooh tried ♪ ♪ cut deep and i'm still alive i talk my ish ♪ ♪ til the day i die cause oh baby i live ooh live ♪ ♪ oh baby i try i'm about to cause a damn ruckus ♪ ♪ how you bleed when you bleed nothing how you sing when ♪ ♪ you can't trust 'em ah jesus please let me feel something ♪ ♪ that's why i hate to be alone that's why i don't ♪ ♪ pick up the phone i just keep moving til i'm numb ♪ ♪ we're all just tryna see the sun cut deep and ♪ ♪ i'm still alive i talk my ish til the day i die cause ♪ ♪ oh baby i live ooh live oh baby i tried ♪ ♪ ooh tried cut deep and i'm still alive ♪ ♪ i talk my ish til the day i die cause oh baby i live ♪ ♪ ooh live oh baby i tried tried ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm behind the wall harnessed my reprieve to try and see it all ♪ ♪ i'

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a baby doll. >> steve: a baby doll. summer concert series and i kept the baby doll. >> ainsley: what, you didn't give it back to the baby? >> steve: 's we know it, >> steve: xp 30 body it. >> ainsley: what did you do with a baby doll questioning >> steve: it is in the basement. >> ainsley: you should save it for your granddaughter. >> steve: that will be coming this week. >> ainsley: really? >> steve: it could be today. >> ainsley: a baby born into the "fox & friends" team. major retailers flee the windy city has high crime inflation takes a toll on businesses. a chicago reporter on how parts of the city turning into a ghost town. >> steve: plus, electric vehicles adding speed bumps. white car companies may need to slam on the brakes. you are watching "fox & friends" live from new york city. every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines,

both babies are recovering well.ownload the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we are learning new details in that federal civil rights investigation into what the u.s. attorney today called the tragic death of tyre nichols. five officers were fired, and just tonight cbs news has obtained new police dispatch audio. we're hearing for the first time from the officers involved in that violent arrest. >>> also tonight, our reporting on the money mystery surrounding embattled republican congressman george santos. new questions about how he financed his race and the source of $500,000 in campaign cash. >>> but first, a powerful winter storm is blanketing more than a dozen states with heavy snow, strong winds and rain. the same system that brought tornadoes to the gulf coast knocked out power to thousands in arkansas and missouri. more than a half a foot of know is already on the ground over a 900-mile stretch from okl

, the babies of their mothers feel good for happy parents, eduardnikov talked. to give birth to a son on new year's eve, anna didn't plan to celebrate the holiday at home, but svyatoslav had his own opinion on this matter, the boy was born at zero hours 15 minutes of the chimes, we already had the final, congratulated each other on the new year with the doctors. i was waiting for it and realized that this would be the main new year's gift in my life. this is the first child born in the moscow region. this year, weight 2 kg, 600 g, height 50 cm. boy absolutely healthy, this is our third child. they named the girl margarita, and they also brought her to the hospital immediately after the chiming clock. although, according to the doctors' forecasts, the daughters were to be born only in 2 weeks. in principle, i got into salads and at first i didn’t even understand that these were contractions closer to 10:00 pm i already realized that it was here. well, we decided to make it to 12:00 to celebrate the new year and go home on this new year's eve in the moscow region,

he stated growing a baby -- baby wood disabled and have to many complications to raise. struggle with his suggestion because i cannot wrap my mind around it. i cannot imagine taking the life of a person, of a little person created in god's image formed by his hand for a purpose. i did not. i was afraid. because of not choosing abortion meant that i would enter into a never ending cycle doctor visits and results that will shake me at my car. and more precious to have an abortion, but by god's grace even though i was afraid of what would come and how i would handle it, i chose life. [laughter] [applause] [applause] now during my final months of pregnancy, and my final ultrasound come the medical section looked puzzled between paperwork and equipment with a sense of shock and confusion. what he has seen has been removed and disappeared. the cyst on her brain was no longer present. [applause] the defect and weaknesses and her organs were no longer there. it had to be a miracle. she is a healthy baby girl. [applause] now, i tell you that story because on that day, i chose to

the first and only new year's baby was registered at 6:25 in the gomel region; the first baby was born 7:00 and 1 minute in the grodno region, two babies were born. the first at two thirteen the same women who became mothers on new year's eve in the vitebsk regional maternity hospital have already received congratulations according to a good tradition patients with babies and employees of the medical institution were visited by representatives of the main department of health of the region, and ded moroz and snegurochka discharged young mothers with newborns, these families celebrated the new year with a new composition almost a christmas child. yes, that is, it turns out that it is like a little angel as a present for christmas. i am grateful for the professionalism. we should just rely on the experts who are willing to help us and just trust them that they will choose the best option for us. the third child in the family, two girls, a boy is a complete set. children are our future. thanks to all the professionals, also to all the medical doctors, who helped our long-awaited baby to b

a baby doesn't say a baby forever. a baby grows.f you are pro-life, what happens to all the poor children in america right now? it's fine and dandy to stand in front of an abortion clinic. calling people are murdered and stuff like that. what are they doing for the babies in america who are homeless? host: from the floor debate, of the other abortion measure that came up republicans. this time, it's democrats that called it one-sided for ignoring attacks on abortion providers. the republican past resolution condemned attacks on pro-life facilities. this is texas democrat sheila jackson lee. [video clip] >> there has been loss of life of innocent persons who are providing medical care. david dunham was shot and appealed by an opponent of abortion during a protest. george tiller was twice a target and killed. this legislation is an extreme initiative because it is not here to acknowledge the salinity to acknowledge the constitutional right of a woman to be able to make the decision without fear and intimidation. but we have a state li

what looks like a baby in the womb revealed to us through ultrasound technology is in fact a baby when they're born. the radical roe v. wade decision was based on bad science and bad jurisprudence and i'm grateful that it was overturned. now is the time where we as a nation must continue to build a culture that respects life and recognizes the god-given dignity of every individual. and that first right, the right to life. and despite the terror tactics we've seen come from pro-abortionists, burning and vandalizing pregnancy centers and churches, the pro-life movement has not winced. mr. cloud: pregnancy centers across the country continue providing mothers with true health care and they're saving lives. i've joined with these and millions across our nation in serving as a voice for the voiceless and i along with my fellow colleagues here will continue to work to advance legislation that protects the preborn and the right to life. thank you. and i yield. mrs. fischbach: thank you very much. mr. speaker, i would like to yield two minutes to the representative from south carolina who will

baby is brought in at 10:10. and we're bonding with the baby.of the sudden it was like okay, we have to go, and we're all of the sudden going to the airport, with no tickets. why we were hurried out of there? >> we wanted to understand more about how these adoptions happened, the people behind this trauma. our team made dozens and dozens of phone calls and inquiries to top government officials to the catholic church, to social worker, and yet answers are still elusive. we tried to speak to the judge, tatiana roman, who signed tyler's adoption papers. >> hello? my name is juju chang. i'm with abc news from the united states. >> someone else came to the door. >> buenas, senor. [ speaking spanish ] >> can we ask you some questions about the illegal adoption? >> clearly not in the mood to answer questions. but on a quiet street, someone who saw this network up close, a woman who said she was an assistant at one of those chilean hospitals. she asked us not to use her name or show her face. when did you hear the midwives tell lies to the mothers? >> d

hi, baby i cannot wait to meet you. >> the baby said, "what's up can't wait to be besties." >> jimmyaid, "is there anything i can get you? >> you got me hooked up with this back support. >> jimmy: i got a pillow there you wanted a lacroix >> thank you for this lacroix. >> jimmy: i got you a lacroix. i got whatever you want. >> thank you so much keeps the stomach settled. you really looking out for me. >> jimmy: i have to. i'm so excited about this. and by the way -- you know me, i love you so much >> i love you, too >> jimmy: but when you announced it on "saturday night live," that was the best thing [ cheers and applause you said, "ta-da!" >> every time -- every time i look back at that clip, i'm like, why did i sound like a a villain? "i am. i don't know why i said it like this, but i was so excited i mean, i always thought to myself, you know, i would love the opportunity, obviously, to host "snl. i just did not know it would be the same time that i was pregnant and so, i was like, i guess i got to say it. >> jimmy: yeah you can't time that stuff out. it's just everything magical

we spoke with a couple who likely had the first baby of re for thrstithey were baby y, reot sure wh was iner to new and new year's ju e arrive on january 3 but instead he became the first baby born in the kaiser permanente system here in the bay area. he was born it 12:0 6 am. his parents are married less than a year. >> i feel great. >> we are very excited. >> he is a little blessing. >> reporter: the new parents were eager to show off their baby and eager enough to talk to us just 12 hours after he was born. they are grateful the delivery was complication free. they were surprised by the love and protectiveness they already feel for the new life. >> i was watching him sleep. something about a baby sleeping, he looks so peaceful. i cannot believe that we made that baby. >> yes, it does not feel real. he is just so perfect. >> so perfect. that is it for the news at 9:00 a.m. coming up on the drew barrymore show we have many great guests for you to en - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure menta

at last he can compare a parent purpose baby with the human baby that he found at the beginning. what can the parent trip his baby tell us about becoming human? welfare this child is the new star of south african paleo anthropology is the 1st parents with his child scull ever discovered worldwide. all of them at no cost was he mostly self with home halter latoya elder. i don't using a particle accelerator called a synchrotron. we are creating a 3 dimensional x ray image of the inside of the to give us with a policy she's on be the ball. hope she's on the bmo on these 5 micro meters. thick structures correspond to the enamel that is deposited in a baby in 24 hours. depos yeoman cattle similar to the annual rings of trees from the thicket, the deposit that the foster, the tooth has grown. the put you ball top, we found that the t is the small parents purposes grow significantly faster than the teeth of small human financials. it as a general solution. yes, you do call. we also saw differences in geochemistry. those are short, took the ratio of calcium isotopes and the human and par

nepo baby?eceived tens of thousands of incredible direct messages from so many people many of whom are watching tonight who have lost somebody or listened to the podcast responded to it and found some help with it. and i read every message that has been sent even though it's like i couldn't respond to them all. but to feel like there is this community out there and to know how many, you know, there's this ocean of, of loss and grief, and sadness and you don't have to be fake cheerful on new years eve. >> you start an incredible dialogue about grove that really took off that people are latching on to, and there's everybody has an experience with it. people don't like to talk about it >> it's a bond that joins us altogether especially on a night like this who can be difficult to a lot of people who may be alone or facing difficulty. thinking about as he were ring in the new year, we're just >> what is your first trip you are going to take next year? >> i don't know. wyatt's dad, benjamin, my partn

more russian missile strikes in the new year. despite the violence, doctors do their best to deliver babies under difficult conditions. plus pope francis prays for his predecessors at safe passage to heaven and praises his lifetime of service to the church. catholics bid farewell to venice. the 16th ah a marion evanston. it's good to have you with us. louis and osceola da silva has been sworn in for his 3rd term as president of brazil. he narrowly defeated the outgoing far right leaders at your ball so narrow in last october. his election run off lula, his vow to uphold the law and rebuild the economy. despite security fears, lula wrote to his inauguration and an open top car, rather than ahmed limousine. congress packed with well wishes, eager to agree to lead of making a remarkable come back. just to go with them is vaguely in place of rising poverty, his hunger and destruction. o my legacy of the previous government. so if i bring the people preserve, a message of hope was resumes and a new beginning. april from so lula returns to power in a nation bitterly divided across brazil. support

more russian missile strikes in the new year . despite the violence doctors do their best to deliver babies under difficult conditions or get more from our correspondent and key. ah, i'm married evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. oh, frances has led the vatican's traditional new year mass just a day after the death of his predecessor francis took a break from his prepared address to honor of former pope benedict as tributes come in from around the world. benedict died at the age of $95.00. his health was poor for the last 2 years and he was not often seen in public for francis prius for his predecessor, thousands listen as former po benedict is remembered. no more to the sheer man gonna let us all join together with one heart and one soul and thanking god for the gift of the surveys full service of the gospel and of the church is benedict leaves a complicated legacy. his era was marked by scandals of fictional abuse in church. but some legislative considered him to be the 1st to push the red deacon to take some action. i not for you hotspots, xfinity like no one before him. hope be

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