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certificate they got at birth? >> instead of marking the original birth certificate and leave it on file, the original certificate will be sealed completely. there will be no public scene of that document at all. >> so if a woman cuts a man on there, that's what the birth certificate will show. >>> what may have sent paris on the edge. a. >>> a building collapse may have seen a diner of the past. >>> a d.c. couple is robbed outside a restaurant. >>> tropical storm andrea will bring us a lot of rain. i'll show you who gets what . >>> we are still tracking the building collapse rescue in philly tonight. barbara harrison at the live desk with an update on the search. barba barbara? >> police say their search through the rubble of that building in center city is overtonighover tonight. they've been talking about their difficulties in the rescue effort which has been ongoing since the building collapse yesterday, killing six people. from upenn hospital we learned that three other people being treated there are already o

. >> maury: by the way, his name is on the birth certificate. he says you snuck that -- he didn't know what he was signing. >> he knew what he was signing -- >> he called you from the hospital. >> maury: oh, by the way, this is your sister, sequoia. and of course, melvin says sequoia has been covering for you. sequoia has been setting you up with other guys. >> she is a liar, too. >> look at her, look at her. >> liar, liar. >> maury -- i don't need her to cover for me. just because he has these imaginary friends, he tries to make it seem like i'm doing it and i'm not. i'm fed up, maury, i know it is your time to talk, but i'm fed up. >> maury: what is going up at the hair salon? >> okay, my friend owns a hair salon that is busy all the time. my sister works there, and he says that i sit here and i creep and i have her covering up for me, i'm sitting over there all day long. you damn right i'm sitting over there all day long, because you're on twitter all day long. i do what i need to do. >> maury: by the way, do you want to be with him? >> maybe

certificate we have to go through the process of ordering the birth certificate to get the id. it's not a pro process that comes without its challenges. the families must check in once a week. it's a fairly challenging process for families to access shelter and we do lose a significant number of families in that process. some families are families who finds other options and some are very venerable families. a variety of different things can happen to them including losing custody, hospitalization, et cetera >> any questions. supervisor kim. >> one question i had asked prior was you had done a survey of all the families [inaudible] . >> we did the survey last week that surveyed the families that were on the waiting list at that point. we were able to get a hold of 152 families and 92 percent said they were currently residing in san francisco. >> what about the remaining ten percent? >> well, there's 60 percent of that remaining 10 percent said they had resided in san francisco within the last three years. another 14 per september said it was three or more years ago and then thr

we're involved in the birth project. this is from data that shows how the birth from african-american are pretty high. we're doing a special project to them to see if we can in san francisco turn that around. we have funded the san francisco inclusion work with children with disabilities. we're providing coaching and training to several childhood centers in san francisco to be able to develop curriculum. this includes 3 demonstration places. we're doing this with the school district

after 73 every birth is negotiable. of course, people are less likely to understand what is so miraculously about the birth component of the christian story similarly a world of plummeting birth rates for people grow to adulthood never having held a baby if that is your experience it to be harder to understand what is so miraculous about god coming into the world as a baby so it is important to lay out the new anthropology of police because that way we can see more clearly what is getting in the way to approach the christian churches it is not the new if yes and people just get smarter to come to their senses but there is something else going on and this family stuff is a part of that. >> i am vicariate -- kerry said the data for single or unmarried parents now more of my friends are having kids about getting married along with the data of church and to find that marriage and family aspect more people attend church i am curious. >> marriage is a part of this and i am not an expert i would refer you to brett wilcox which

we're involved in the birth project. this is from data that shows how the birth from african-american are pretty high. we're doing a special project to them to see if we can in san francisco turn that around. we have funded the san francisco inclusion work with children with disabilities. we're providing coaching and training to several childhood centers in san francisco to be able to develop curriculum. this includes 3 demonstration places. we're doing this with the school district >> next. we have our human services agency. item 130542: am[administrative code - public administrator/public guardian representative payee fee]13054212.sponsor: mayorordinance amending the administrative code to increase the monthly fee for representative payee services to $39 dollars per month; and making environmental findings. 6/4/13; received and assigned to the budget and finance committee.6/11/13; referred to department.6/17/13; continued.the public comment legally required under california government code section 54954.3 and san franc

certificate. >> even the president of the united states is not able to get a birth certificate, right? let me go back to the point supervisor kim was making. for me, there is a difference when you're talking about homeless shelters because that is the lowest point in the safety net so the question would be -- you talked about some of those families that are not able to provide that information. if the families are denied services here, where do they go? >> any time that we deny family services we attempt to refer them to other appropriate services. i think people have spoken to this already that there are not always services in other areas so referring them out to another county is not always result in them being referred into an appropriate shelter system. >> supervisor yee. >> i'm not sure if you'll know the answer, but for families [inaudible] is this for families that are 'em /phoeued in san francisco? could these be the same families? >> they could be. >> i you don't know? >> i don't know based on the survey we did. let's open it up to public comment. we are lacking shelter for f

the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a hodgepodge of transit options. none of them particularly satisfying to city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san francisco's transportation system once again. facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be

making increasing the birth rate that much harder. nhk world, tokyo. >>> it experts say their investigations on cyber attacks point to china. they contain traces o -- of the chinese language. researchers analyzed 114 infected e-mails. they found that viruss in at least p 1 of them were created with computers that use chinese. they also examined three affected e-mails sent to people in the defense sector. they say they all contain traces of chinese as well. >> some of them may be disguised as originating from china. >> the u.s. definite department representatives say some of them can be traced back to military authorities. >> it's a feature of modern warfa warfare, and is emphasizing information technology and operations. >> officials in beijing deny any involvement. >> translator: china does not tolerate cyber attack under any circumstances. >> barack obama is expected to raise the weekend when he meets over the weekend with x jinping. japanese police say hackers carried out 1,000 cyber attacks last year in this country. they set up s

. >>> brand new details on the birth of the royal baby. it's a private wing in a hospital that's very close to william's heart. i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael talking about o didlyiest crashes. >> 230 people died when the jet exploded soon after it took off from jfk. that was back in 1996, 17 years ago. some people are demanding a new investigation. >> these are not the folks that you would normally expect. these are people who worked on the original craft investigation and say the government's version of what happened is absolutely wrong. >> reporter: it was crash as horrific as mysterious. it exploded in 1996 off the coast of long island. all 230 on board the 747 dead. the cause after a four year, 17,000 page ntsb investigation, a spark from faulty wiring but now six retired members of the original investigation team are breaking their silence. in a new documentary they are challenging the ntsb's findings and calling for the investigation to be reopened. >> i was convinced the part has been damaged by a high explosion because of th

similarly, christian the stars with the birth of a baby. it starts with this act on the part of the baby's mother of saying god be with me as he will. abject obedience. after 1973 we live in a world where every birth is negotiable, write? so of course people are less likely to understand what is some reckless about subversive of the christian story, similarly, a world of prominent birthrate is a world where many people grow to adulthood never having held a baby. if it is if that is your experience it might be hard to understand what a summer i just about the idea of god coming into the world as a baby. so in all these ways i think it's important to lay out kind of new anthropology of belief, because that way we can speak more clearly what can in a way of people approaching the christian church but it is not what conventional three says. it is not inevitable cyclization, inevitable rationalism. it's not what the new atheists said. it's not the just people get smarter and come to their senses. there's something else going on and his family st

kim kardashian's entourage could be minus one on the day she gives birth to her baby girl.st will not be in the delivery room when kim gives birth to their first child. reportedly, it's the sight of blood that makes him queasy. but he is expected to be in the hospital, just not in the room when the reality star gives birth next month. too hot for tv. pamela anderson, she's back in the spotlight, but not for that red hot swimsuit she used to sport. instead, the actress is featured in a new ad for the australian based site called crazy domains. and this ad, which is now banned in the uk, anderson and a co-worker are wearing gold my kinnys as cream is thrown on them. viewers claimed the ad objectifies women. real life hangover. it's a scene right out of the hit movie "the hangover." but for robert pearman, his party didn't have a hollywood ending. after a night of party, he was slapped with a criminal complaint for damages caused to a 5,800 square foot room at a hotel in las vegas. the police report says he was drunk when he destroyed floors, drapes, chairs and other decor ins

this is a birthing pool. women give birth under water.d of fringing but here in britain, they're normal. >> the water may be all she needs. >> reporter: if kate wanted a tub, william could be right there with her. >> he could be. we usually encourage him to wear trunks and a t-shirt. >> reporter: there is also a birthing chair. if kate wanted one of these contraptions, she would sit in front and william behind her. >> this is kind of instead of an epidural. >> yes. >> reporter: she grabs on to this and feels better. also helps pinching their husbands for pain. a pain drug almost unheard of in the u.s. is quite common here. laughing gas. >> doesn't make you laugh, though. even though it's called laughing gas. >> reporter: nothing is funny right now? >> no, nothing is funny. >> reporter: now, there are reports in the british media that kate is actually considering hypnosis for pain relief in birth. >> i have heard of that. so, that woman that was just at the end of the piece, she looked like she was in a lot of pain. did she get an epidural

it be horrendous one minute before birth? and if it's one minute before birth? how about one week, how about one month, how about two months? we can go all the way back. should it be when the heartbeat appears at seven weeks? seven weeks gestation? the heartbeat appears. even earlier, should it be when the baby moves, when quickening is felt? that's the medical term for it. quickening. this bill sets a reasonable point of discussion. let's do it when we think a baby would feel the pain of that abortion. and with that i'm going yield back my time to the gentleman from new jersey. mr. smith: i want to thank my good friend and very distinguished colleague, dr. andy harris, for his very eloquent and very incisive remarks and for his leadership on behalf of human rights in general and including here in the united states. you know, we've been discussing human rights abuse here in the united states and trying to defend at least pain-capable unborn children from the violence of abortion. i'd like to focus for a few moments on human r

it was a one in a million birth. literally. she gave birth to not one baby and not just one set of twins but two sets of identical twins. >> they're all doing good. two of them are trying bottles, wearing clothes, and the other two are just like right behind them growing and getting big. >> really a blessing. i wouldn't have it any other way. >> lindsey says she didn't use fertility drugs and odds of giving birth to two sets of identical twins one in a million chance. >> they are winners. >> they are. ,, >> katie: brooke, what is it? what do you want to tell us?! >> brooke: [ breathing heavily ] >> katie: oh, my god! what is it?! >> bill: she's hyperventilating. >> brooke: i have to -- >> bill: brooke, you need to calm down. >> brooke: i have to -- >> bill: no. no, you don't. you don't have to, not if it's this upsetting for you. >> brooke: [ gasping ] >> bill: brooke! >> katie: brooke! oh, my god. brooke! wake up. brooke. >> taylor: hey! i hope i'm not interrupting. >> liam: no, no, not at all. >> taylor: i just wanted to stop

it's the duchess' final solo event before giving birth to the new british heir.kingham palace still not giving an exact due date other than saying some time mid-july. i have a feeling she'll see more bottles of champagne in the future. >>> if james bond were to ride a bicycle, this is what it would look like. a flying electric bicycle. they've been working on it. the team hopes their invention will eventually be used for sports and tourism. maybe e.t. as well for a sequel there. >>> and a london sushi chain is putting drones to good work by having them deliver food. the itray. this flying waiter than bring customers their food at speeds up to 25 miles an hour. just in case they are extremely hungry. >> grab it. >> flied chicken, please. >> when it's going that fast it's going to fly off the plate. >> the fun. we want to see the person next to you get their food dumped on them. >> it would be perfect during nfl games. >>> time to look ahead. the clinton global initiative america opens in chicago today. former president bill clinton meets with government, business

births involving mid-wives account for only 1% of all births in california.it heads to the senate for a committee vote. >>> the smartest city in america is thousands of miles from here. it's pittsburgh pennsylvania. pittsburgh topped the list from real estate firm movodo of the 10 smartest cities in america. san francisco is the only california city on the list. san francisco was number eight. cities were ranked on universities, colleges, media and museums per person . >>> previous negotiations had failed over the issue of management rights which the city wanted to retain. the city voted on a contract which included a 3% raise. >>> the -- museum is closed for renovations. an exhibit beyond belief opens on june 28th at the contemporary jewish museum. the museum offered a sneak peak of the exhibit to reporters today which includes more than 60 works from sf moma. this is just one of several planned collaborative exhibits planned while the 2-1/2 year expansion program is under way. >> the president takes a stand. the proposed expansion of the key. >>> the little

of the white scene are home to harp seals after the winter mating season females come here to give birth however for these are tourists and explorers the fields of ice are all but empty. as though i say one it's a seal and i joke or minutes there's another one. to see the holes the seals made them the males. the herb seal comes into the world as a white coat this is a charming seal pup has a black nose the large eyes of a child and is covered in a distinct white fur some view this creature as an object of hunting others see it as a miracle of nature they could disappear for good. measure harp seal verse process is complicated the copper can be borne only on the ice and exclusively at the beginning of march the mother clamors up onto the ice flow to choose the best spot the pain that she endures can be seen in these bloody tracks. before turning a completely wanted to a newborn seal is green in color. the mother can tell her offspring's call and a smell from a long distance she won't approach a pump that is not her own. the newborn who grows quickly its mother's milk is almost fifty perce

this is a birthing pool. women give birth under water.the united states, water births are considered, well, kind of cringey. here in britain, they're normal. >> the water may be all she needs. >> reporter: if kate wanted a tub, william could be right there with her. dad is in the pool, too? >> can be, yes. we usually encourage them to wear trunks and a t-shirt. >> reporter:- there's also a birthing chair. if kate wanted one of these contractions she'd sit in front and william behind her. this is kind of instead of an epidural. >> yes. >> reporter: she grabs on to this and feels better. >> also it probably helps when pinching their husbands. >> reporter: a pain drug almost unheard of in the u.s. is quite common here. laughing gas. >> it doesn't make you laugh, even though it's called laughing gas. >> reporter: nothing's funny right now. >> no. nothing is funny. that was elizabeth cohen reporting there in washington. the senate votes on immigration in just a couple of hours. that could put the speaker of the house in an awkward position. we

to get admitted in a school you need birth certificate. most of these kids done have birth certificates. >> what's your dream as a job when you grow up? you want to be a dancer? >> a teacher. >> that's nice. >> you want to be a pilot? you want to fly planes? >> reporter: and that brings us to pemba's dream. >> you're heading to school? >> reporter: it's for his little 9-year-old brother. his name is bibky. >> what grade are you in? kindergarten. >> reporter: whatever money isn't spent on food he spends here to pay for bibky's education. >> he had a dream. he says he would like his brother to go to school. he doesn't want his brother to be in the mines. >> reporter: like their father, like pemba, whose other wish is to save up enough money to leave this place by the time he's 25. that means eight more years of climbing down into the darkness of the rat holes. i'm bob woodruff for "nightline" in northeast india. >> education is the light at the end of that tunnel. thanks to bob woodruff. and coming up next, the beauty queen blunder heard rou

one thing they have banned, remember when they banned partial birth abortion.ed that and there can never be a health exception to allow you to do that. supreme court upheld that. they didn't say you can't have a health exception of the third trimester for a different abortion procedure that is not a partial birth abortion. it's still legal at the federal level. >> bill: this law in the new york state would be a horrific brutal law. >> it puts a lot of discretion of doctors. >> bill: some of whom will do anything. >> as we saw in pennsylvania. >> bill: as the factor moves along, war in great britain between muslims and the folks. and gutfeld and mcguirk making appearances on the factor. factor. stay tuned. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax. ♪ ♪ >> bill: segment tonight, ten days ago a 25-year-old british soldier murdered in the stree

prince william and kate reveal where she'll give birth to the future monarch while other details remain a closely guarded secret. captioning funded by cbs ng funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 20th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. actor james gandolfini never thought he was a big deal, but this morning gandolfini is being remembered for his huge talent and good nature. he died suddenly in italy at the age of 51. no cause of death was given. it was his role as the tough and emotional crime boss tony soprano that turned gandolfini into a star.

possibly the last appearance before the birth of her first child. she smiled and waved to the crowd. here to discuss the royal baby

no one bothered to record the date of my birth. as a girl, i'm considered unworthy of my birth.y sex, set me aside in the dirt. she already had one son but wanted another, wanted the status of being a bearer of boys. my mother never learned to read jráe. she's never opened a book, never iary, can't even decipher scribbles on the bag of rice. for me, 3 years old, i spent my days working. my hands and face were chapped from carrying icy mountain waters to wash men's hands. i work before dawn, clean the house, wash the clothes, the dishes, i carried my siblings on my back until they were old enough to walk. i learned early to serve. i learned early that this is the way things were always intended to be for the women of my family. a lifetime of ser+itude. my happiest times were the few short years of my education. i learned to read and write on an old blackboard fixed to a crumbling stone wall. girls in other parts of my country where the taliban were in tight control weren$p&lowed ll. weren't allowed to step outside their homes. so i was always aware of my privilege. i was 11 years

. >>> kim kardashian has given birth to a baby girl. father kanye west was by her side during the delivery. and now back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> with "lockup," we film in some of the toughest prisons in america. every time we send a crew out to a maximum security prison, you never know what might happen with regards to violence. whether it's a stabbing, whether it's a fight in the yard, or

>> we don't provide ultrasound, we provide education, birth control, breast exams.e focus on helping women be healthy and empowered. >> what do ultrasounds do? what do they give women? we see what is going on in there, a picture is pretty available, right? >> as woman who has had two children on her own, ultrasounds is very powerful, but it's not the role that planned parenthood has at this time. >> i think it's a better information. >> it's not that we don't. we don't have the ability to make those decisions. >> definitely a win for planned parenthood. >> a win for women. a people's filibuster. >> not the women still in the womb necessarily, but i see your point. alexis, thank you very much. >>> directly ahead, how high-tech track chairs have >>> in the back of the book segment tonight, as you know, "the factor" has been on a mission to get our wounded veterans high-tech track chairs. here to tell us about the difference it can make in a wounded vet's life are two heroes who use them. marine sergeant jack pierce, injured severely in afghanistan and sergeant first c

phthalates, which is in everything from perfume to children's toys, but which may also be causing birth defects. but first, steve kroft's story on the enormous amount of money being spent to treat people as they approach the end of their lives. how much money? well, in 2009, medicare paid $55 billion for doctor and hospital bills for patients as they approached the last two months of life. to give you some perspective, that's more than the budget for the department of homeland security or the department of education. and as we reported in 2009, most of those bills were paid for by the government with few or no questions asked and with an estimated 30% of the treatments having no meaningful impact. >> ms. klish, it's dr. byock. >> marcia klish is either being saved by medical technology or being prevented from dying a natural death. >> we're just here checking on you. >> she's been unconscious in the intensive care unit at dartmouth hitchcock medical center in lebanon, new hampshire, for the better part of a week. one of her doctors, ira byock, told us it costs up to $10,000 a day to mai

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>> we don't provide ultrasound, we provide education, birth control, breast exams.ping women be healthy and empowered. >> what do ultrasounds do? what do they give women? we see what is going on in there, a picture is pretty available, right? >> as woman who has had two children on her own, ultrasounds is very powerful, but it's not the role that planned parenthood has at this time. >> i think it's a better information. >> it's not that we don't. we don't have the ability to make those decisions. >> definitely a win for planned parenthood. >> a win for women. a people's filibuster. >> not the women still in the womb necessarily, but i see your point. alexis, thank you very much. >>> directly ahead, how high-tech track chairs have changed the lives of two american heroes. the compelling stories, up next. when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. the blisters were oozing, and painful to touch. i woke up to a blistering on my shoulder. i spent 23 years as a de

more women die giving birth in afghanistan than any other place in the world.hen birth the baby praise allah praise innocence. as i cupped his feet, all i felt was impatience. impatience because we are poor because we are silenced, disenfranchised, beaten, cut, married as children, sold, raped. when we seek freedom we are burned. when we speak truth we are stoned. when we go to school we are bombed, poisoned, shot. don't tell me it simply has always been so. i don't believe in your resignation. i refused ignorance long ago. don't tell me you're on my side. your silence has already spoken for you. do not tell me to blame lies in my religion, in my culture, in my traditions. i have not forgotten my vow. change is coming. i will read. i will learn. i will study. i will return to school. i dare you to tell me it's a waste of time. if you try to stop me i will just try harder. put me in a pit. i will climb out. if you kill me, there will be other girls who rise up and take my place. i will find way to endure, to prevail. if future of man lies in me, and this is the

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one thing they have banned, remember when they banned partial birth abortion.banned that and there can never be a health exception to allow you to do that. supreme court upheld that. they didn't say you can't have a health exception of the third trimester for a different abortion procedure that is not a partial birth abortion. it's still legal at the federal level. >> bill: this law in the new york state would be a horrific brutal law. >> it puts a lot of discretion of doctors. >> bill: some of whom will do anything. >> as we saw in pennsylvania. >> bill: as the factor moves along, war in great britain between muslims and the folks. and gutfeld and mcguirk making appearances on the factor. stay tuned. [ jackie ] its just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. o

giving birth to their first child, a little girl. chicago has not won a game three and a playoff series this year. four rounds and four losses in game three including tonight game three of the stanley cup finals. teammate. out his first run of the game. the bruins take it 2-0 over the blackhawks. every summer in the nfl calls -- puts on what they call a rookie symposium. quite knows how to model a spokesmannes. said john scott the return because he got -- made such an impression on last year's rookie class. jones turned himself into cincinnati police who arrested him on charges that he allegedly hit a woman at a bar. do not hang around with pac-man mea culpa day. last week a judge threw out his plea argan after he playfully added his attorney on the backside. johnson apologized to the circuit judge who accepted the apology and reduce the jail term from 30 days to the -- seven days he has already served. johnny manzella still has eligibility left and if he wants to fully enjoy, he needs to learn. he reportedly tweeted -- after deletin

to myy mother gave birth brother, my grandmother gave her rubies.avis: that tends to happen in that region of the world. today of howsense matriarchal that society is as we speak. >> it is still pretty matriarchal. we do not see it on the surface because we are dealing with the religious government, which sends women home and pretense it has made all decisions. tavis: remind me how old you were when you left iran. >> 26. the fears you had to navigate as a child, even your illness, and the fear of being pushed out of your own country. i do not want to compare fear, but give me some sort of contrast between the fear of being forced out of your own country. is blessed with positivism. all i had in mind was to get out of iran and get myself .ducated and go to london my mother used to take me there. get myself educated. learn english properly. i could have spoken english, but it was not proper. all i had in mind was positive, positive, positive, living in a democratic society. study. i could not even think one second about ramifications or consequences i