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because the demand for babies was particularly high that elizabeth is a bus out on a for me baby. so our popular christmas gift low spots because if the family wanted to be socially acceptable in those days, they had to have children. they specify because e, england, and there's a couple couldn't have children is their own that lessons. and they just went and bought one to the coma cnn kid a bought his stuff drastic on the spot is, is based off the image piece of the catholic church, clearly supported these practices. for example, i discovered a pre black to explaining to a couple exactly how to proceed from selecting the baby at the maternity hospital. do you want me to picking it out and registering it? does that? do you want to say we're making noise? is to you whether it was spain, ireland, australia, sheila, or arch in tina. the catholic church was always involved in babies matching. how could it has come to this feeling like well, that means when religion makes it packed with the powerful, it gets rewarded with privileges and becomes intolerance and diagrams in religion is a

a baby boy, right? >> a baby boy. >> was it exciting?e of each. it is exciting. it definitely was just a different way. side did surrogacy. >> the second time, right? >> right, the first time i carried and the second time i did surrogacy. it's amazing. >> kelly: i wish i would've known about that because i had horrible pregnancies. >> khloe: i didn't even know about it or what it was in my circle, but it's brilliant. it's amazing. i had reasons why i couldn't carry. >> kelly: me too. >> khloe: it such a blessing that we had this. my sister, kim had two babies through sorg and see. she had to on her own and the last two through surrogacy. if it hadn't been for a complet i would not been aware. i wouldn't have known as much. i watched her go through her journey and i'm so grateful for how open she's always been abou her journey because not every journey is the same. mine was very different from hers. i think her journey was way more --i think it was more comfortable for her. for me, i'm such a control freak . >> kelly: is like what are you

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 abc'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,

(cheerful shouting) - hold the baby, hold the baby, hold the baby. hey, hold the baby!the baby, hold the baby! (indistinct shouting) - hey, everybody, look right here! one time. (cheering) - you appreciate the state title. anything you can say about it? bj: yeah, thank you, god, that's all i can say. - let's go, baby! - (murmuring) (rap music playing) (cheering, screaming, noisemakers rattling) - ♪ i'm from pahokee, florida ♪ ♪ i'm from pahokee, florida ♪ (rap song continues) (indistinct chatter) - has it sunk in yet? how amazing has it been for these last couple of weeks to be considered a state champion? bj: at first, it didn't feel like it was, like, you know, real. but now has it, has it sunk in, and it just, like, been crazy. everyone been congratulating us. people who i don't even know just see pahokee on my chest, and then they say, "thank you for making this community happy again." (horn honking) (percussion playing) (percussion continues) (horn honking) - all right, fellas! congratulations! (horn honking) (horn honking) (indistinct chatter, horn honking) (percu

♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ >> jimmy: my children play that over and over again. ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ ♪ that's just by baby doggy ♪ that's it, it goes on like that. [ laughter ] i hate it, but i kind of like it. which i guess is the key with stuff like this. but i do hate it. very much. [ laughter ] your son doesn't listen to that? >> guillermo: no, he doesn't. >> jimmy: he's going to. it's coming. >> guillermo: i hope not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get the vaccine nor it right now. because it's happening. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: all right. >> jimmy: the song, apparently it wasn't a song, it was just a tiktok video. ♪ that's just my baby doggy that's just my baby doggy ♪ >> jimmy: and then somebody made it into a song. which i have to say, the hope the baby shark eats the baby doggy. [ laughter ] you can't have all these baby animals running around, torturing us all the time. the artis

and she looked at me, she said, "my baby's dead." and she turned her back it turned out all the wives in the squadron, they all had either birth defects or they lost their babies. >> reporter: what was going on the federal government now acknowledges that between 1953 and 1987 some of the water wells at camp lejeune were contaminated with known carcinogens detected at toxic levels up to 280 times the safe level for humans. >> the barracks' water was brown and it had an awful odor. >> reporter: in 1980 after three miscarriages crystal dickens lost another baby at six months pregnant >> were the doctors at the time on the base, were they understanding and compassionate? >> no. they were not. your baby's dead, we're going to take it >> crystal >> yes they don't care. >> reporter: she now has renal failure, one of the 15 serious conditions the u.s. government recognizes as linked to the contaminants the cdc now says babies exposed in the womb are up to four times more likely to develop serious birth defects, which can lead to death. >> w

girl known as baby k during the trial.e of the backlog of court cases. lucy letby is to face a retrial on one count of attempted murder. that trial will take place here in manchester crown court and is expected to to three weeks. luci; is expected to to three weeks. lucy letb has is expected to to three weeks. lucy letby has also _ is expected to to three weeks. lucy letby has also launched an appeal or herself of her convictions, hasn't she? , ., ., herself of her convictions, hasn't she? , . ., ., . ., she? yes. her legalteam launched an a- ealto she? yes. her legalteam launched an appeal to appeal _ she? yes. her legalteam launched an appeal to appeal against _ she? yes. her legalteam launched an appeal to appeal against her— appeal to appeal against her convictions and she maintains innocence on all of the charges that she faces. , , , ., she faces. just in terms of the outstanding — she faces. just in terms of the outstanding charges. - she faces. just in terms of the outstanding charges. there i she faces. just in te

your baby's dead, we're going to take it. >> crystal. >> yes.eporter: she now has renal failure, one of the 15 serious conditions the u.s. government recognizes as linked to the contaminants. the cdc now says babies exposed in the womb are up to four times more likely to develop serious birth defects, which can lead to death. >> when we poison the water, we poison ourselves. >> reporter: environmental activist erin brockovich told us that as women came forward telling of multiple miscarriages and babies who died in the womb a pattern began to emerge. >> those voices weren't being heard. >> reporter: so nbc news interviewed two dozen women who've lived at camp lejeune and brought some of them together. most now sick themselves. each of them lost babies. >> why you keep lying? why you keep stalling? >> reporter: documents show that officials at camp lejeune were warned about the toxic water at least four years before doing anything about it, including at the base hospital, where all the women were treated and the highest levels of contamination we

♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ moroder: i love disco. the booth like, "more passion, more -- give me..." moroder: 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 do it." and i think she did it in 10 minutes. ♪ wild: the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all time, and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ i want do it till the sun comes up ♪ downs: unless you've been living in a sealed cave, you probably noticed that america's latest craze is disco dancin', that's "dancing" without the "g." what's discos, bird? oh, snuffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to put on ♪ ♪ my, my, my, my, my boogie shoes ♪ ♪ just to boogie with you ♪ rather: the green that discos take in and what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated $4 billion -- that's with a "b" -- $4 billion a year. casey: i remember really being upset about this word "disco," it was r&b music to me, and i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name or weren

he might have, for after my mother died, i lost my baby. 20 days later i was arrested during my baby's funeral. i think i mentioned this. you said what the sailor policeman were standing at the door of the church? i asked them, why are you looking for me again? and they said my name and i said, yes, that's me. they said, you're under a risk for murder. i asked why? i didn't kill anyone. they took my baby's body out of the coffin and threw it in the back of the pickup truck. they took my baby and they took me to say, i know when i left my 2 daughters behind my parents were no longer there to take care of them. i didn't want to leave them with my brother, the one who had hurt me. my brother and his friends have their families. while my daughters are suffering from any age and they're having a hard time on their own and i'm suffering without them. senior surfacing a life has been really hard on me in that regard and that's a good idea to sort of my thoughts. so if i'm the only one, maybe they just got it wrong. it was maybe they just made a mistake. try to thank god it was 2 inches, face

the newborn appeared in front of television cameras; the baby panda, born at the moscow zoo, began toir. when everyone can see it. the investigative committee of the city of moscow has opened a criminal case into a major road accident. the evening before mercedes flew onto the sidewalk and hit pedestrians on bolshaya nikitskaya street. five, and according to some sources, six people were injured, including two minor children. the culprit of the accident refused a medical examination. he is now detained. report from the spot by mikhail alterkop. footage from a surveillance camera near bolshaya nikitskaya street - the very center of moscow. a black mercedes is moving in a straight line at 21:15 and suddenly flies onto the sidewalk. it crashes directly into people passing by, leaving five, and according to some sources, six people under its wheels. among them are two minor girls, twelve and ten years old, he was driving - along the outer lane, first straight at some point, that is, we don’t know what happened, he just drove straight and turned right onto the curb, that is, and there they

the third baby -- is the baby in quarantine? >> michelle: the baby is basically in quarantine. all masked. >> stephen: yes, it's complicated. >> michelle: i should have brought the baby! >> stephen: no, if you need a little outfit, we've got you a little -- a little "late show" onesie right here. >> michelle: thank you very much. >> stephen: i hope it's the right size. >> michelle: thank you very much. >> stephen: you've also got a new movie called "the fabelmans," directed by steven spielberg. that's one of the few great pleasures in life that you can't buy: getting a call from steven spielberg saying, "do you want to be in my movie?" >> michelle: i still feel like i'm having an out-of-body experience with it. just, like, pinch me. like, "i'm in a movie with steven spielberg? no." but it's true. yeah. i guess i made a movie with steven spielberg. >> stephen: yeah. that's what it says on the card right here. for those who aren't familiar, what is "the fabelmans" about? >> michelle: it's about his family. it's about his life. it's about his childhood. and i'm his mama. >> stephe

i stopped having a baby and the baby started to hurt on its own. i was so hot. my children were twins. he said my son's name was muhammad taha, and he accepted by force , but our children visited ziarat , a question came up at our house, but i was still hot. every day the struggle with the fact that you were a child was little by little where i felt my friend in december 1994 the test showed that the women became pregnant. i was really happy. happiness returned to our lives again. i named the baby again. i want to name it. you said it was with mohammad taha. you accepted it again, but this time i felt that your heart was broken due to eid and the baby in your stomach surgery . i was in the hospital and then i was hot again. i felt very lonely. i was in my own place. he pushed me away. we were really far away. it didn't matter that we were together anymore. do you remember forty days ago with shura when you were at the height of your discomfort and difficulty and you texted me many times that you were mahdi? let's go to karbala this arbaeen and my heart is waitin

the baby also screamed.l they brought us to the resuscitation table . ostapchyk is the second child of angelina and dmytro. at home, four-year-old bohdan is waiting for his brother, who, by the way, was born almost twice as young. nevertheless, several generations of big children are born in the family. his father is 5,500 . there are legends, so perhaps didova left. just with a big baby, dmytro is not satisfied with his son. he is a military man from poltava, he has been serving in the ranks for 7 years the armed forces of ukraine is a combatant in the ato in donetsk region. for several years now, he has moved to the rivne region closer to his family. he can't wait to finally bring the baby and his wife home from rivne . i would like to remind you that the air alert continues over the south of ukraine and in donetsk region, and the consequences of the drone attack will be discussed with the guests of the national marathon. my colleagues viktoriya bohdan , mashay, i wish you a quiet sunday without worries .

give the baby a few pats and you felt the baby start to breathe again? >> pretty much, yeah. blows. i don't know if he had something lodged in his throat or choking on his own spit. i'm not sure but it was -- it felt like saliva and spit that came out. you could see in the unredacted video with due respect to the family, they asked that we remove the face but in unredacted a lot of spit around his mouth stuff like that. >> you are definitely a hero. this baby a chance at a wonderful life now. will probably have a wonderful life because you saved his life. how do you feel today and what -- have you talked to the family? i'm sure they are so grateful. >> i mean, my partners deserve just as much credit as i do. i mean, because we were all just in the right place at the right time. i haven't specifically talked to the family. i know another officer at our department has done some follow-up. he told me that the baby is back at home with the family. >> ainsley: that's wonderful news. what do we do when we are in a situation like this? they live i think you said less than a mile fro

if you have a baby, do you get to keep the baby —— if the pandas have a baby?a. i guess they grow quick- and — it's a big panda. i guess they grow quick- and you — it's a big panda. i guess they grow quick. and you have _ it's a big panda. i guess they grow quick. and you have to _ it's a big panda. i guess they grow quick. and you have to multiply i it's a big panda. i guess they grow. quick. and you have to multiply that with dogs and cats, with many years. they're going with dogs and cats, with many years. they�*re going back with dogs and cats, with many years. they're going— they're going back to china. there's no way the — they're going back to china. there's no way the chinese _ they're going back to china. there's no way the chinese will _ they're going back to china. there's no way the chinese will agree - they're going back to china. there's no way the chinese will agree to - no way the chinese will agree to another— no way the chinese will agree to another extension of this kind of loan, _ another extension of this kind of loan, lease of the pandas,

it -- babies cry all the time. being dangerous for them. it's a normal activity for an infant to do. the second is, is that sleep-training we know from research that the crying although that kit be very painful is quite limited, most parents will not be crying at bedtime within a week and a majority of that crying is going to happen in the first night or two. >> with that said, walk us through some of the popular sleep-training methods. >> sure, generally, there are different ways to reduce your baby's need to have you present when he or she is falling asleep. everyone knows about cry it out. put the baby down and go. the fe are, ber method. go in. pick up and pick down, when your baby is crying you pick up the baby, soothe them until they're calm and put them down as much as necessary. the chair method, camping out, is where you actually stay in your baby's room but not necessarily touching and interacting with them until they fall asleep and then you leave the room, but for infants we have parents sleep on the ma

baby nurseries.verything was, of course, at the expense of the state, but not the soviet kindergarten was interesting for its structure, and for its traditions, for example, an afternoon snack, it is impossible to imagine a baby living without it, as well as without a quiet hour, but without a teacher reading children's books, it was generally impossible to imagine. the everyday life of a future communist, therefore, no matter how life developed by the age of seven, soviet preschoolers cited by heart, the long works of chukovsky mikhalkov marshak and not only, and we will forget about modeling and appliqué for some reason in the rating of favorite activities these most stood out impossible. do not remember the afternoon snack that followed immediately after the quiet hour, e-mine was stable, like the ussr milk, preferably. foam or kefir with a bun or cookies? and, of course, the holidays for them in the soviet kindergarten were prepared from the heart , a special place was occupied by political celeb

baby grows and see how these track with cognitive development later on.s to eventually be able to spot signs of cognitive disorders before they become apparent, so that interventions can be applied when the child's brain is especially plastic. your brain is changing now, my brain is changing now, i but in children, it changes in a much higher pace - and there's more plasticity. and it sort of allows children to have a different brain, | basically, every moment. and the way that their bodies move can tell us a lot about the way the brain is developing. there have been lots of studies that show that babies who have typical motor development tend to go on to have typical social and communication abilities. but then babies who might have early motor differences... ..that�*s more associated with potential diagnoses for social and communication abilities later on in their life, maybe by four or five years old. but we don't really know why. that's so fascinating. so, essentially, there is a link between how the body moves and how the brain develops. can you tell

baby: daddy. sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! in age, he's so complete no one has ever been this good at this age. >> back now to break down the biggest sports stories, starting with another dazzling performance for carlos alcaraz the top-seeded man made quick work of his opponent, earning a spot in the semi-finals phenomenon madison keys played lights out, upsetting number nine in straight sets. the american heads to the third u.s. open semi-finals of her career that's what we're clearing for, right right? >> been a great tournament for the americans so far so yeah, let's keep it going, team usa >>> let's jump over to basketball where the atlanta dream turned interesttheir own into reality they beat the seattle storm and clefrngsed their first trip since 2018 only one playoff spot is setill up for grabs just two games left to play. all eyes for basketball fans on that >> we'll bring you all the action after that. at least it might come to a close from the regular season. >>> in baseball, jayson hayward channels his inner super m

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the new drug called bifur tos is the first drug to protect babies against the virus. it is not a vaccine, but an injection of antibodies that protects children and children for five to six months. babies take one of these drugs, they are discharged from the hospital very soon and during the winter they are protected from the virus, the final choice for protection, but it was hard for me to breathe after the new drug was injected, the baby got better. last year, more than 26 thousand children under the age of two in france due to inflammation of the tonsils they were admitted to the hospital, but now studies show that bifor injection protects 83% of children from severe end-stage renal disease, and researchers, by analyzing 99 studies in the genome section, identified 68 unknown genetic duplications that naturally contribute to heart disease. kand, according to energy city , scientists linked a higher-than-normal fetal heart rate with a higher risk of heart attacks, in which western capital letters lose the ability to contract. this condition can lead to problems such

every day, i wished that he had a baby. little by little , he was there, and i felt that he was always there. in december 2014, the test showed that i was pregnant . i was really happy, a happy person. come back to our life , i named the baby again. what should we name you? you said that he accepted the call to mohammad taha again, but this time i felt that your heart was broken because of eid and the baby was in your belly on the sixth day of eid , and they left for the hospital. three days later, the second child was hot again. we were really far away, it didn't matter that we were together anymore. do you remember forty days ago with wine, at the height of your sadness and difficulty and darkness, you texted me that we should go to karbala this year on arbaeen? visa, when i came to work, you came without knowing about the trip to karbala he had lost his leg and you were flying. 1 year ago , i wanted to go to karbala. when the principal of our school told me, he agreed . i asked you what the passport is for. show me your

and then i hear, "hey, baby."hter ] i just kept hearing it. it goes "hey, baby, hey, baby, oh do you want to go on a walky?" [ laughter ] "you want a poopie? do you want to go poopie, baby? do you want to walkie with you?" >> jimmy: oh my god, oh my god, i hope he has a dog. [ laughter ] >> no. he was talking to me actually. i don't know if you have seen his dog. it's actually funny that he talks to his dog that way because it's a massive, massive dog who's actually in the movie and drools everywhere. >> jimmy: i love the idea that you guys are all getting these long accidental voicemails from michael, and you're listening through the whole thing. [ laughter ] >> i mean, it's amazing. it's so good to hear like a vulnerable michael bay, because he's just -- you know what i mean? he is so terrifying. "do you want a walkie, baby?" [ laughter ] never erasing this from my phone. >> jimmy: i don't blame you for one second. the movie is called "ambulance." it opens in theaters friday. thank you for being here. eiza gonza

your baby has now had a baby. >> it was amazing. i got her and i wouldn't share her with anybody. >> the baby was healthy and beautiful. karlyn radiant. their town house was filled with the joyful sound of karlyn singing. she particularly loved you are my sunshine. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> she was happy. it looked like she found her purpose in life. >> three months after she was born, karlyn and maliek kearney married in a small ceremony in south carolina. after the party, karlyn went back home to fort mead in maryland with the baby. >> she said it was hard, the distance, and not seeing him all the time. >> susan stayed in touch with her daughter. >> i spoke with karlyn sometimes twice a day. >> but tuesday, august 25th would be different. susan called karlyn that morning. >> she doesn't answer. >> is that -- >> it is unusual. >> such a close relationship. >> so i waited and called her again. >> and she didn't answer? >> i sent an email to her work and never got a response to that. called her all my lunch break, and she didn't answer. i said if you

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the young mother does not let go of the baby for a minute, carefully licks it and... at the slightestpresses the bear cub closer, it is already known that this girl has actively begun to shed fur and acquire a recognizable panda color, the ears have already turned black, the eyes have turned black, but the nose is still pink, here the zoo staff ask us to speak in a whisper, because we are passing right by the door where din-din, mother panda, and the baby are. panda dindin and the cub are currently living in a special facility that is closed from outsiders. where only the veterinarian and the keeper can enter, the rest of the employees behind the wall are monitored through cameras around the clock. we control the child’s activity, when it’s time to give her fresh food, when or vice versa we shouldn’t disturb her, now the child is drinking milk, but while the mother is raising the child, the father of the family is chewing bamboo, moving from side to side and drawing pictures. ruyi and dinding moved from china to the moscow zoo 4 years ago, that's all this time they lived in different

so, for example, when a baby starts to walk, they learn to walk on different surfaces.e or on grass. they learn some general principles and they adapt their movement, and i think we can learn from this as well in what kind of environments we should put adults in. we're now doing a study where we are trying to see what the best way to train adults to adapt to different gravities. and i think what we are starting to see is that more variability experiencing different gravities and notjust one gravity allows us to adapt better, so we can really learn some rules and not facts about adaptation. so i need to go somewhere else than just my local park, like, but change direction? i would say it's better, yeah. eventually, the more situations you're confronted with, then it's easier for you to adapt to a completely new situation. it sounds like what you're saying is that we have a lot to learn from how children experience the world, and how can we better implement that? i think variability is one aspect. another aspect is relatively low penalty for error. for example, when a chi