somebody swapped those babies. >> when the babies' weights were reversed, the babies were switched. >is? who oversaw it? and who actually accomplished the switch? >> the next day is december 5th, and both the mays and the twiggs were due to be discharged. >> so on december 5th, the day she was scheduled to go home, a new doctor examines regina's baby and discovers her baby has a heart murmur. so the new doctor orders three tests. >> one of those three tests was a blood gas test which would have typed the blood and made it perfectly clear that this baby was not regina's baby. >> but another doctor, dr. palmer, canceled one of those tests. >> dr. palmer canceled the one test that would've revealed this was not their biological baby. >> i became chief of staff at hardee memorial hospital, i think it was in 1989. given the status of dr. palmer at that time, he was the chief of this hospital for many, many years. he has a fiercely loyal group of followers and i think that he would be one who could do this and be able to make the whole thing work. >> dr. palmer was intimately involved with

but i am certain we look after each baby as well as possible. they are caring for about 100 newborn babies stuck in this hotel in kiev. they were carried to term by ukrainian surrogate mothers for their biological parents in other countries. but then ukraine imposed a ban on foreign visitors because of the coronavirus crisis. could believe us yes it began in march we suddenly have children but no parents after the borders were closed and the parents couldn't come and pick them up but we look after the babies day and night we try to be like parents to them that is a minute even though that's impossible and them was live or. in the bushes that i missed. when video of the babies was released recently it drew the world's attention to the scale of commercial surrogacy in ukraine. this woman we'll call her natasha is working as a surrogate mother. she usually lives with her parents in a country village she has 2 children of her own is divorced and otherwise out of work her dream is to have a home of her own. with a this will lay the groundwork i will

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playing football for their dead babies. of their own is it's nice. of luck. it's a quite a few down. but it doesn't make you less of a man it doesn't make you less of a person nothing but love for where for a 2nd family room. everyone's coffee and where was close is a family debate about them properly it we were very upset and surprised that some people didn't don't even recognise the fact that we've had a loss or 2 or think that because they couldn't see it it didn't exist. and i suppose with with this group i think that. we recognize that you become a parent as soon as you find out that you're having a baby or even maybe before that. sometimes the men talk about their loss even while they're in the middle of training. other times it just come for the support. i've always been a very outgoing person i've never been afraid to be around people to do anything. like share my feelings or say things like that and then but when this happened i just i couldn't be around people i felt very on edge in the light his person i didn't know even being sometimes around like

and that little baby grew into a bigger baby. and now that big old baby is our president. l.a., we celebrated his birthday exactly the way trump would have wanted us to. we had an all black lives matter pride march. but in florida and san diego, they took to the sea, celebrating with a parade of boats. statues of donald trump, donald trump blow-up dolls. not intended to be used as a flotation device. where's that sharknado when you need it? trump's family went all out for daddy's big day, too. he got a card from his daughter, thank you for every job i've ever had. jared said, i'm a mannequin standing in front of an orangutan. here's one from melania, happy birthday to best husband, get away. from is senate, dear mr. president, happy birthday from the bottom of my pouch, mitch. and from his predecessor, there's a term for guys like you. but not two terms. happy birthday, barack obama. and from another rival, mitt romney. and from joe biden, here's the deal, jack, i'm going to clean your clock in november. joe biden. p.s., where to put my teeth? and this one, dads like you a

was supposed to give birth the baby stopped moving. she was quite an active go yeah. bit like a dad. and she just there was lack of movement she went in one day to have some tests just to hook her up some machines find out where the hospital based and she was she was fine 2 days later see we went in because we found i'm a ferment. and the heart stopped beating at the doctor came in and confirmed and on ultrasound there was no hard date than just fell to flow in can believe it and. swallow. and that will stay with me forever and i think is wow like he just kind of think in a minute instead that over sudden everything changes that his feet in order to overcome the shop dad and his partner were advised to spend time with a dead baby to hold her in their arms. today hell is part of their everyday lives there is no grey for her the parents keep her ashes at home so she's always with them. in the beginning it was very hard for done to talk about his feelings that's just. like most men not saying all but most he had to be the man and look after the woman and you know it i wa

with controversial experiments in which he separated baby monkeys from their mothers will take the baby monkey out put in a wire. harlow wanted to prove the importance of caregiving and companionship the monkeys were for. dead from a bottle of milk hanging from a wire mother a 2nd mother had a face and a fur coat but no milk the monkeys briefly went to the milk mother to drink but spent the rest of their time with their cuddly for a mother the monkeys that grew up in isolation later showed signs of severe psychological distress. these experiments demonstrated for the 1st time how vital love companionship and nurturing are for infants. researchers today employ less cruel techniques to find out how important love is for babies for example by analyzing their saliva when a child feel stressed or anxious the stress hormone cortisol can be found in its saliva. joan and her mother here are taking part in a so-called still face test in which the mother is not allowed to show her child any affection for 2 minutes. it's come just now comes the still face the mother turns away and the child sudden

including babies babies spent the 1st month last month or 2 in a private apartment with a camera so the picture the reality a bit more banal than those pictures but this seriously is an industry that. sees families from across the world coming to ukraine this is not just a european phenomenon you have families miss far as argentina saudi arabia china some of those chinese families it's estimated have been up to 3 or 4 months late breaking out their babies given the lockdowns starts in china earlier than in europe or north america so this really is a global phenomenon happening here in ukraine right and they call it how big a phenomenon is it i mean how widely is arrogancy practiced in ukraine and why. again really aren't these figures here the government only started collecting information. they say they believe about $1500.00 birth took place last year 2900 that is but again industry insiders are convinced the true figure is much higher these ukrainian surrogates travel to western european countries to give birth because that enables the parents to receive documents that make it ea

they say quiz a 15 year old has a baby and they have that baby has a baby at 15 or 16 that's the cycle of fear 14 or 15 and now you're on welfare because now you're in a cycle. anything people. in it because you grew up in a house when i want to work that they can prove me a check every 2 me. in it that's the problem. there's no accountability in people. i don't think there's anything wrong with that. in communities where it's still considered taboo that as i happen i think the main challenge is for women. that have been resources through more circumstances from the beginning of their childhood or young women are trying to be grown women in 20 years before 10. maturation only is just not work or socially or economically because 14 year olds can't me. a salary. of an adult i think. are the racism that african-american women face is more systematic and that i would even venture to say we experience more sexism and racism more said an african-american male. yes she's going to come out we're ultimately over a month. we actually lost our place and. my car you know breaking down and i was un

while the baby's in utero.igad: while dr. gaw is focusing her study on mothers, pediatrician dr. valerie flaherman is part of the team examining babies. valerie flaherman: we want to know the extent to which there's a risk of newborns themselves getting sick with coronavirus related disease. bigad: dr. flaherman says soon to be moms and their babies are known to have weakened immune systems. valerie: that can be a risk for infants with some bacteria because their body is not necessarily effectively fighting off that bacteria. bigad: when diseases threaten adults, the body is trained to release certain chemicals to defend itself. but for some battling coronavirus, that kind of automatic reaction is somehow backfiring since it appears to be making people even more ill. infants haven't developed that kind of immune response yet. historically, that's put them in higher risks of getting sick from other diseases, but it might actually be protecting them somewhat against covid-19. valerie: those two things can seem to

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after the 2 men when was he tried for baby for take a. look several c.r.so much emotion and we're talking and with thrilled we have a hard time keeping ourselves grounded. but who knew going into today need only seem so far in videos of men loud look i said better you know what was lost is lost we are going forward we've now got a lot of time to spend. now they make the long journey back to argentina as a family leaving behind the woman who gave birth to him and his 1st 2 months of life. and she's here. this is al jazeera days at the top stories the brother of george floyd has testified at a congressional hearing looking at the racial inequality under police violence in the u.s. for this flight called his brother's death a lynching and urged politicians to do more. i'm here to ax you to make it stop stop the pain stop us be anti our join us call for help and he was ignored please listen to the couch i'm making to you now to the cause of our family and the cause ringing out the streets across the world people of all backgrounds genders and race have come to

including all those babies babies spent that 1st month last month or 2 in a private apartment with acamera so the picture the reality a bit more banal than those pictures but this seriously is an industry that. sees families from across the world coming to ukraine this is not just a european phenomenon you have families miss far as argentina saudi arabia china some of those chinese families it's estimated have been up to 3 or 4 months late picking up their babies given the lock down starts in china earlier than in europe or north america so this really is a global phenomenon happening here in ukraine. all right the day is almost done but the conversation continues online join us on twitter either at. one of me at 1.7 it's been great having your company back. to. africa. hygiene measures during the corona crisis in rwanda is expensive 'd and disinfectant are virtually unattainable 'd. but a young businesswoman has decided to improvise. in her distillery she produces disinfected. for. next w. . creating understanding to music. jewish conductor daniel barenboim and his palestinian frien

they had tried for a baby for decades.the rich ever see on so much emotion we're talking and with thrilled we have a hard time keeping ourselves grounded. in to today not only seem so phone videos of men well look i said better we'll what was lost is lost we are going forward we've now got a lot of time to spend. now they make the long journey back to argentina as a family leaving behind the woman who gave birth to him and his 1st 2 months of life perilous and she's here. in brazil is now reporting more daily 1000 deaths in any country in the world as infections continue to rise this fight this sharp serve reopening in sao paulo and rio de janeiro nationwide 1274 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours rain the total to more than $39000.00 by environmentalists in brazil are warning that criminals are taking advantage of the pandemic to clear large parts of the amazon rain forest despite a heightened military presence satellite images suggest the amount of forest lost his already higher than all the all of $2.00 to $21001

including babies babies spent that 1st month last month or 2 in a private apartment with a carer so the picture the reality a bit more banal than those pics. but this seriously is an industry that. sees families from across the world coming to ukraine this is not just european phenomenon you have families miss far as argentina saudi arabia china some of those chinese families it's estimated have been up to 3 or 4 months late breaking out their babies given the lockdown starts in china earlier than in europe or north america so this really is a global phenomenon happening here in ukraine. all right the day is almost done but the conversation continues online join us on twitter either at the news or follow me at 1.7 it's been great having your company. going. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. come calling never leads to news for a long lease days now it's a draft of a new security law to be imposed by beijing was provoking controversy and protests joining me this week from long gone is regina is a member of the city's legislative council and chair of the probation people's po

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can i abort this baby?veryone sits there with their mouth closed because they know, if they are christian, they know god would say no. arguments when you go to some of the legislatures -- legislators, one of the things they will bring up is the fact that many children might be born and abused, this might happen to them. i want to say to them, how many maybe out there were emotionally abused, didn't grow up in the best neighborhoods were the best families? you are sitting here making rules for people. wouldn't it be better you be dead? i think it is horrible. their bodies,ng it is the baby's body too. host: what is the abortion law in south dakota? how easy or difficult is it to get an abortion? caller: i think it is easy. it amazes me that people think it is right. my daughter told me years ago that young people use it as birth control. i could just get an abortion. host: wanda from south dakota. from the u.s. capitol, reaction from republicans on the supreme court decision. senator cotton of arkansas tweet

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