and many of them are women many of them who come from the philippines women like thirty year old baby jane the single mother of five has stage three and she's been fired from her job because of it that's right our employer fired office she was diagnosed with stage three cervical cancer since the time the nation in february made. i os has been focused on getting her job back why because in hong kong as a foreign worker you stop receiving free medical care from the government asked of being sacked from your job. baby jane alice moved to hong kong with our health and tucked and a job in the bag a year on she's fighting for her life and her livelihood i want to make both i don't want. i have children. i am going to monitor. this laptop and that there are many here. i fear that. she was fired for being diagnosed with cervical cancer nation letter states which left her devastated and without access to health care i cannot play. like. this no i don't need the money. only my employers ok. but. i think. what my thirty minutes. on my think. thirty minutes. with the help of her sister she's created a

not any more determined baby jane no gives voice to the cruel hardship of domestic workers. and joining us for more is do double correspondent. good to see you how common is this situation that baby finds itself in. you know the rash cases of domestic worker abuse are well documented and sadly very common case of missing baby jane yes really in the streets for us the multiple layers of discrimination and abuse that domestic workers are subjected to we have to remember miss out as also complained of maltreatment against her employer the same employer who heartlessly terminated her upon finding out that she had stage three cervical cancer leaving yes i'm able to access the free health services in hong kong this despite the fact that there's a hong kong ordinance that says it's illegal to discriminate against someone and basis of disability what recourse do domestic workers learn. have in hong kong what support does the philippines government for example provide to these domestic workers when faced with situations like these in terms of health care i couldn't share with you one

(vicki) the daughter of the woman whose body was labeled a jane doe after turning up dead in a ♪ [babyusical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (vicki) the daughter of the woman whose body was labeled a jane doe after turning up dead in a vacaville field nearly 30 years ago is now speaking out. law enforcement was recently able to identify cynthia bilardi's remains because of an advancement in fingerprint tech maureen kelly reports that bilardi's daughter hopes that someone will come forward with information that help police understand how she died. i just wanted to know what her name was and how old was she when she gave birth to me and what caused her to be homeless caitlyn cj johnson had been looking for her birth mother for decades....she was taken away from cindy bilardi because of her mother's substance abuse and homelessnesscj who was just about 1 year old at the time when she was placed into foster care and later adopted. as were her other

jane doe. jodi, what did you find out? >> reporter: well, garvin, caitlyn johnson was just a baby when she was taken from her homeless and drug addicted mother here in santa rosa, and then adopted. now her mission has gone from trying to find her mother to trying to find out how she died. >> i wanted to meet her. i wanted to -- even if it was a hug, that's all i wanted. i just wanted her to know there is someone there for her. >> reporter: 36-year-old caitlyn johnson has dreamed of reuniting with her biological mom for more than three decades. the two were torn apart in 1983 when her mother was arrested while trying to bathe her baby in a restaurant bathroom sink while high on drugs. >> and i just wanted to know what her name was and how old was she when she gave birth to me and what caused her to be homeless. >> reporter: through her own research, johnson figured out who her mom was, but didn't know what had become of her. until vacaville police recently identified cynthia belardi's body 28 years after finding her in an open field where the vacaville outlet mall was being built. >> to know that her body was found in '91 and

baby richard's parents say they will take all the precautions they can. they wish others would do the same. nada tawfik, bbc news. janey the u.s. transportation secretary questioned w boeing did not require safety features on the top-selling 737 max. ruthe ny comes after two deadly crashes. today top officials from the federal aviation admissionfo wee congress answering questions about oversight. i spoke to our business correspondent samir hussein in new york. this is to be a lot of concern that u.s. regulators were the last two ground the 737 max. is this scriny too late? samira: it is cerrein that they n fact the last regulator to ground the 737 max planes. it is an important exercise because what lawmakerseally want t understand is the process that the faa went through in order to make that decision because theyerlast. there has been a lot of concern with regards to this rolling debacle justs how t boeing debacle just how -- with regards to this boeing debacle how closely the regulators were working with the industry. there is an appearance amongst the public that all of these entities that were mnt to work oversig

with those stoires and more. ( jane )good morningmany americans working full time would rather work part time but can't due to health care costs.they include single mothers, babyoomers approaching retirement and disabled people.it had been rising the first few years after the affordable care act took effect in 2014 and provided part-time and freelance workers, as well as the unemployed, less expensive health insurance options than they previously had.the white house is calling on congress to cap how much graduate students and parents of undergraduates can borrow in federal student loans.a proposal it said is aimed at curbing rising college costs. limits vary based on how close er may 14th.walmart said it's ending the program because it already offers the lowest prices in most cases.outraged customers have accused walmart of killing the program to save money.the popular price-matching tool that automatically refunded customers for any price differences between walmart and its competitors.apple surprised everyone and announced two new ipads.the 499 ipad air and the 399 dollars ipad mini. were revealed.both have pencil support and faster processers. the introduct

jane as us health minister has resigned after the sudden deaths of eleven babies within twenty four hours of the same public hospital the health ministry says that early indications just a blood infection was the cause. lawyers in sudan said that nine women protesters have been sentenced to twenty lashes but a month in jail for rioting on saturday president omar al bashir released thirty eight women who were detained of anti-government demonstrations students who continued to protest in the capital khartoum despite a state of emergency officials say thirty one people died in protest related violence so far human rights watch though that's the death toll of fifty one. tibetans activists and human rights supporters a marking the sixtieth anniversary of the tibetan uprising against chinese rule rallies are being held outside tibet in countries including taiwan and india china has put restrictions on tourists and journalists who want to visit the himalayan country critics say that it's another sign that china is repressing the rights of tibetans matheson reports. on march tenth one thousand n