particular births and deaths? but what you need to do is, it's very tedious and you need to get all of those records for that particular time period. but also at your disposal there are going to be other employees. there are going to be custodian people. there are going to be lab techs there are going to be tons of people that were working with the nurses, nurses aides so someone is still around that worked at that hospital and may have seen something. but maybe they didn't understand how significant it was what they saw. >> you know, you heard the viewer question, i'm surprised that the hospital -- that the city isn't investigating this. are you? >> i'm very surprised. but you know one thing that's unique about st. louis city. st. louis is a city and a county. so not only is the city of st. louis on the hook but it's the county as well. and this is where our governments are supposed to protect the citizens. so there should be an investigation done by the county. if not the state attorney general's office should l

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duchess kate giving birth this morning.hospital in london. >> reporter: it happened quickly. all of the reporters and photographers waiting for the announcement and all of a sudden a roar coming from the royal fans. the announcement was made. a girl for prince william and duchess kate. her royal highness is doing well. prince william is at her side. drove her here to the hospital in london about 6:00 this morning london time. two and a half hours later, a princess was born. she gave birth to the 8 pound and 3 ounce baby girl. the official paper proclamation placed at buckingham palace. it states the baby's weight and gender of course a girl. no name as yet. the favorites have been alice and charlotte. it looks we have to wait to find out what the name is. what happens next? there are celebrations throughout london. the tower bridge glowing pink. landmarks all of london decorated in pink today. also congratulations going out from world leaders and politicians and the royal navy getting into the act spelling out sister on the

women 15, 16, 17, 18 giving birth to babies.ally young she is not going to get anywhere with this world you have baby who will never get anywhere with mama, we're going to do both a favor and by the way we're making money in the process. >> i understand. is there a chance just a chance that families or others were involved and didn't want their daughters raising a child? >> oh, is there a chance yeah i'm still a chance. it still doesn't give whomever the powers were the authority or the right to make the decisions of god. in the meantime, zella was no kid. zella was in her 20s. zella was an adult. i don't care what her mom and dad might have said. she had be two other kids and had four others coming down the pike. she spoiled every one of them, they are all educated employed doing great. they are the type of family that make this nation proud. >> albert watkins we'll continue to watch this one with you. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> now to the debate over common core. new jersey governor chris christie says list stat

. >>> now a celebration in britain over the birth of a princess.and duchess of cambridge took their new daughter home from the hospital today. tonight landmarks in london are a glow in pink in celebration of the royal babies birth. cbs news correspondent susan mcginnness has more. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge thrilled crowds as they introduced the new royal princess to the world. kate cradled her baby girl at the hospital in london just nine hours after the birth. >> it's a girl! it's a girl! >> reporter: prince william was at kate's side in the delivery room as she gave birth to the couple's second child after 2.5 hours of labor. a moment prince william wanted to share with his son. the 21 month old future king waived to the crowds as he went to meet his baby sift for the first time. >> the royal family of four is expected to send a couple of days here at kensington palace they're london home before retreating to their country estate up north. the most loyal royal fans camped out for weeks to witness birth of the royal baby. >> i

experience brought her to special beginnings birth and women's center in arnold, one of two birthing facilities in maryland and the only one to offer nitrous oxide, laughing gas, to help women power through contractions. >> labor can be long and difficult, but this gives them an opportunity to get through the rest of their labor without having to be transferred to the hospital. they feel more relaxed and they're disassociated from the pain. they're like okay, yeah, i'm there, but okay. >> reporter: a birthing team including a registered nurse and certified coach are standing by with the mom who is in full control of her own pain management. about six hours into her eight hours of labor margaret self- administered laughing gas. >> you take a deep breath, get kind of drowsy. your eyes flutter as your mask falls off, so you smell the gas. the woman is not getting unconscious or having negative effects. >> reporter: laughing gas poses no danger to the baby. >> i still had pain, but it helped me manage it more and took the edge off. >> reporter: nitrous oxide is widely used in the rest of

it has been to note a birth.birth of enormous significance, of a royal family that the world wants to know a great deal about. william is very keen, as you know, to have as much privacy as he can for his family. >> live in london giving your take on what to expect for a name. richard, we appreciate your time. >> okay. >>> nepal continues to cope after last week's devastating earthquake. we take you to the country's outlying areas, which were, quite frankly, hit the hardest. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. this is cnn news room. the headlines we are following this hour. cheers could be heard throughout london saturday when it was made official, the birth of a royal princess. famous london landmarks have been glowing in pink, in the baby's honor. the duchess of cambridge and her daughter are doing well. no word, yet, on the name. >>> was it is fight of the century? many say it didn't live up to the hype. floyd mayweather beat manny pacquiao. manny pacqui

hospital is offering women who are giving birth an alternative to the epidural laughing gas.s 4's doreen gentzler explains. >> reporter: linda nguyen said she found pain of childbirth no so excruciating that no yoga breathing or birthing class could make her feel ready. >> it's something you can't prepare for. >> reporter: but when she delivered her second baby she says she wanted to be comfortable but didn't want an epidural like she had gotten during her first delivery. >> i felt like i wanted to fully experience birth and delivery and i knew that with an epidural i wasn't going to be able to do that. >> that's when the midwives at medstar hospital washington center suggested she try nitros oxide or laughing gas. it's new to delivery rooms in the united states but it's commonly used for labor and delivery in europe and canada. >> nitros is really nice. if you don't like it you can stop and the effects of it stop very quickly. >> laurel patchen is the director of the midwife program at the hospital. here she's showing us how women use the nitros oxide machine. they take this

the state of tabasco mexico where he was born stopped issues birth certificates to all surrogate babies. we introduced you to the couple two nights ago when they were skypeing from their hotel room. >> i panicked. >> reporter: surrogacy is legal here, but a sudden change in the law put a stop to birth certificates. >> you did your due diligence. >> we did. >> reporter: despite using a reputable surrogacy agency, they still can't bring him home. >> it looks positive. >> reporter: finally a sliver of hope with new lawyers and news spreading quickly after our story just aired. the couple headed back to the registry in tabasco. >> you headed there and it was touch and go? >> yes. they kept saying no. we had two lawyers. our lawyer showed them the video you put together and said this will go bigger unless you give them the birth certificate. we are like what is happening right now? [ laughter ] >> so what did they do then? >> they said yes. >> hey buddy. >> reporter: besides their baby, another precious object in hand, a birth certificate. >> there is a little footprint. >> reporter: yet in

it is not a huge issue on birth control. if you own hobby lobby and have a profound religious belief that certain types of birth control you have an objection to, that is your right. josh: about 30 seconds. do you consider this topic a distraction from the issues that are important? sen. paul: religious liberty is an important issue. josh: as we have the discussion about women's health care and the affordable care act, these have a place. in 2012, folks thought this was -- sen. paul: the one reason it was a ridiculous issue was insinuating that anybody in america wants to ban birth control on either side. after a while, people see these ads. they did this in colorado. they try to go after the candidate out there and went on and on. people finally ran an ad saying he did not want to allow condoms. they finally voted the other guy out because his ads were so ridiculous. the underlying issue of images liberty is important. josh: that is all the time we have. we will sign off on television, but the conversation will continue onl

. >>> a celebration in britain over the birth of a princess.he duke and duchess of cambridge took their new daughter home from the hospital today. no name just yet but a lot of excitement. cbs news correspondent susan mcginnis takes to us london. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge thrilled crowds as they introduced the new royal princess to the world. kate cradled her baby girl as she and prince william left saint mary's hospital in london just nine hours after the birth. >> it's a girl it's a girl. >> reporter: prince william was at kate's side in the delivery room as she gave birth to the couple's second child after two and a half hours of labor. it's a moment prince william wanted to share with his son. the 21 month old future king waved to crowds as he went to meet his baby sister for the first time. the royal family of four is expected to spend a couple days here at kensington palace their london home before retreating to their country estate up north. the most loyal royal fans had camped out for weeks to

sam: william was present for the birth. shortly after, little george waved to the crowd's as he went to meet his little sister for the first time. the official birth announcement outside buckingham palace. in the united states, all is quiet at the british embassy. >> we were driving in to drop my kids at the british school. my daughter said kate has had her baby. sam: the british we spoke with said americans are more obsessed with the royal family than most of them. >> i meet americans who know more about our royal family than i do. >> it is like a real-time soap opera. i don't know what it is. >> it is nice to have a positive story. sam: it is the first baby girl in decades. people are now betting on names for the newest princess. >> charlotte. >> i think charlotte, maybe charlotte victoria. i think it is unlikely to be diana. sam: we may not know the baby's name for several days. kate left the hospital 10 hours after giving birth. she and the family are back, kensington palace resting. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. kellye: i'm

>> britain celebrates a princess, just hours after her birth, already headed home.

blended with deck knoll of the 1 street century and princess's birth announced by eagle and e-mail. kensington palace putting out details on twitter saying indicate william was by his side. >> wearing matchy blue swaterd a high wave before hitting inside to meet own sister. >> a princess. now we're complete with the little family. i'm on a high now. >> even queen elizabeth seemed to be celebrating dressed to 10 in pink. by early evening the couple and new princess ready to hit home. >> the world will not learn the red cut name next a whole yet but know she's making history. birth order now jumps gepder and success to sloane and now fourth in line. >> bob woodruff, "abc news," london. >> humanitarian officials are becoming help kol ter from the disease. ace lateeder 5 here the doj toll more than 2,000 and 800 million -- qush napal has been rattled by energy facts. not far from katmandu credited with saving lives of dozens of children that live any or of naj. >> much more to come on "action news" tonight young musicians get trial of lifetime. they performed in front of two mld music l

watkins says birth and death records exist f there was trafficking the city could be accountable. price says no alt of money -- amount of money will compensate her and her daughter for the lost years. >> i have to make up 49 years. the other kids will be jealous, but she is priority now. >> the case led other women to question the same thing may have happened to them. >> there are tornado watches across the south. meteorologist corvo is here with that. >> these will go on for 2-3 hours. i want to show you across the satellite. you see away from iowa down to texas. it is texas that we are watching right now. you see how they have developed. they really are not moving out of the area. that's a problem with these storms. so what we have is a lot of hail across the region. reports here have been telling us that we have seen golf-ball size hail for much of the area in western parts of texas. there's severe warnings in the orange. it is the tornado watches that we'll continue to watch, at least for 3-4 hours in the region >>> astronauts at the international space station got an upgrade

remembers >> the birth was announced saturday morning. in pink to celebrate the birth of her fifth great-grandchild. the still unnamed princess is fourth in line to the throne. susan mcginnis, cbs news london. >> it may be a while before we learn the baby's name. when prince george was born, will and kate waited two days to announce the name. first informing the queen of the choice. first and foremost. do you think elizabeth would be the name? >> well, it is certainly around for a long time going back to king henry viiii. >> maybe a middle name. >> it's possible, isn't it? i'll get on the phone to william see what we can arrange. >>> we have beach hazard statement beginning sunday morning. we have a long period southern swell on the south-facing beaches and that always raises the possibility of very strong rip currents and high surf. so if you are going to the beach especially south-facing beaches, well, be sure that you take care because anything could happen. ocean beach speaking of beaches just miraculously appeared. 77 concord. oaklan

a moratorium on all birth certificates for surrogate families. again, i think this highlights why it is important to understand the laws of any country that you are traveling to. >> reporter: this doesn't surprise you it sounds like. >> no. it doesn't. >> reporter: stephanie caballero runs the surrogasy law center. >> it may or may not be the law. you know. bribery is not uncommon in that country. look at the cartels. >> reporter: they say they won't leave the country until grayson is with them. that means their jobs and lives are on hold. >> i want to put my baby in his crib. >> we will get there. >> reporter: now the couple is working with a lawyer in mexico and they have been in contact with the u.s. state department. but they continue to wait and wait. baby grayson was born april 16. >> you said they went there because surrogacy was more affordable in mexico. >> reporter: they thought it would be an easy process, for some couples it is, but the law changed overnight. for some reason, the politics involved and they spent hundred dollars of tho

her adoptive mother told her her birth mother passed away.r daughter tell us what happened after her adopted mother got sick in the '80s. >> translator: before she died she was afraid to tell me that my mom was alive. and i told her that i forgive you and i love you. >> reporter: a search would begin and as melanie closed in on her 50th birthday this year her children investigated using facebook and sent this text to zella jackson price. >> "and i know you do not know me but my mother was adopted when she was born. she said that her mother's name is zella jackson." >> reporter: her daughter did not die. melanie gilmore is diane, zella's daughter, a dna test has now proven it. melanie's children surprised her by setting up a video call so melanie and zella could see each other for the first time since melanie was born. >> we're telling the truth. >> yes, mom. mom? mom, mom, mom, mom, mom. >> i love you, mom. >> oh my gosh i'm shaking. oh, my gosh, mom. >> are you okay? it's okay. it's okay. it's okay. >> that's your mom. >> mommy. >> reporter:

kate gave birth saturday morning.word yet on a name for the princess fourth in line to the throne. university of toledo in ohio was placed on lockdown after a reported man with a gun. after a sweep of the colleges they found nothing. the police investigating the incident as a possible hoax. that time of year again, dust off the spam-cams. head to spam jam in why kiki. in hawaii the event benefits the hawaii food bank. chefs whip up everything from spam, kabobs, sushi spam and spam burgers. spam cupcakes. and about the derby fans. >> oh. a little chihuahua. >> spam fascinating. >> corn beef hash. some spam. >> i think give money to the food banks. skip eating the spam. >> nutritious and delicious. >> programming note. big day in basketball. i know this is important to dan. the conference semifinals coming up today fist in the east. the washington wizards playing the atlanta hawks followed by memphis at golden state. and the warriors beginning at 12:30 eastern, 9:30 pacific. what time is that in guam? there are people i

for all of the craziness in there, no republican who wants to ban birth control. through community health clinics, you can get birth control anywhere in the whole country. if you own hobby lobby and you have a profound religious belief in certain types of birth control, you have a religious objection, that is absolutely you're right. -- that is absolutely right. josh: do you find this topic a distraction? senator paul: i think religious liberty is an important issue. josh: these do have a place because in 2012, folks thought this was -- senator paul: it was a ridiculous issue insinuating that anyone in america wants to ban birth control. it gets dumbed down and people see these ads and they did this in colorado. they tried to go after the candidate out there. finally, people just said, the republican did not want condoms to be sold. it became so ridiculous, they voted the other guy out because his ads were so ridiculous. all issues and politics can go too far. josh: that is all the time we have. we will sign off on television. this is a conversation that will cont

. >> next day and next day and next day and no birth certificate. and we start panicking. >> reporter: their friends back home in the bay area feel helpless. >> all of a sudden baby grayson is born and the political climate changes. >> almost exactly what you said. the week of the birth, all certificates for surrogacy was pulled. and no rhyme or reason. >> reporter: bay area congressman eric swalwell. >> from what we have learned the governor in that state has put a moratorium on all birth certificates for surrogate families and again, i think this just highlights why you know it's really important to understand the laws of any country that you're traveling to, to make a healthcare decision. >> reporter: haseeb and christie say they won't leave the country until grayson is with them. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the couple is working with a lawyer in mexico. they have also been in contact with the u.s. state department. >>> affordable housing advocates plan to hold rallies this afternoon in oakland and other cities in california. the group first na

the duke was present for the birth. that's three ounces less than the birth of baby george who will be a big brother. let's go to bob woodruff who's another of the hospital. >> reporter: the familiar was also notified when this happened. i can only assume it was not by twitter or e-mail but by regular old phone calls to the queen and the rest of the family. this place has been surrounded by hundreds of journalists and crews here waiting for this to happen. you can see there have been police guarding the street walking up and down for days out of concerns for security. i should tell you that there's been so much speculation about what else the gender going to be about this baby, but now we know. it's a girl. prince william and princess kate welcoming their new daughter. the whole world royally excited about prince george's baby sister. kate admitted to the hospital at 6:00 a.m. this morning london time, finally in labor, a week past her due date. last time around kate gave birth after nearly ten hours of labor. the palac

to -- she has given birth to a baby girl. this is a live look at st. mary's hospital in london. the crowds are cheering. inevitably they'll be out all day long awaiting kate middleton to come out at some point and prince william. kate was reportedly overdue by several days. she went into labor overnight. the couple said the gender of the baby was a mystery to them but now we know it's a baby girl. the baby will be fourth to the thrown after prince george. this will also be the fifth great grandchild of queen elizabeth ii. you can hear in london crowd there are cheering, excited to hear the good news. >> speaking of babies. how about this one in the earthquake zone of nepal. a young couple welcomed a girl into the world yesterday. the birth took place at one of the field hospitals set up bipy aid workers in israel. the mother father and baby are all doing well as much as can be considered. >> the quake leveled houses and villages just like this one. the earthquake left nearly 7,000 dead and 14,000 injured. if you would like to

her birth moves prince harry down to fifth in line for the throne. and now we'll take a turn and bring you back to the bay area where, last night, a peaceful may day protest turned violent. hundreds of protesters took to the street to call attention for workers' rights. yearly tradition to march on may 1st. in light of the police brutality case in baltimore it became much more than that. what started out as a peaceful march turned into destruction. as you see there, this is when the mood shifted. it happened about 9:00 last night when protesters began smashing the dealcars of a hond dealership. other dealerships along oakland's car row were also vandalized. protesters also took their anger ut on a few banks. occupy oakland posted pictures of broken glass and other damage at the downtown wells fargo. other photos show broken windows at citi bank just down the block. >>> in baltimore, prosecutors announced yesterday they're filing murder charges against six police officers in the death of freddie gray. some in baltimore celebrated the announcement. the

>> it would be something. >> reporter: birth and death records still exist and if there was trafficking, the city could be accountable. >> so the city of st. louis could be on the hook potentially for millions in restitution. >> millions? i don't think you can quantify the loss of a baby for 50 years, thinking that that baby is dead. >> reporter: diane eastabrook al jazeera, chicago. >>> the state of maryland is offering zero interest loans to baltimore businesses hurt by the riots sparked by freddie gray's death. the loans of up to $35,000 can be paid over five years. businesses with greater losses may qualify for a different program with higher amounts available at low interest rates. >>> science advertises at washington university found high blood sugar increases levels of a plaque found in the brains of alzheimer's patients. >>> male or female? thousands of families are faced with a difficult choice. how to raise children born with an ambiguous gender? >>> and the potential fallout for tom brady after a report showing he likely knew those footballs were deflated. ♪ ♪ >>> thousands o

his birth parents, he found his birth mother and this is a picture of his half sister and his birth father now deceased wanted nothing to do with him. >> it was a negative but i gained so many people in my family through him. it was a positive. >> it's possible his brother won't want to meet or even know he is adopted. he hopes that smith finds his brother. we would welcome him as part of our family as we did mark. he is our family we got to meet mark and mark's kids. he has children of his own, including teenage twins, he asked him why finding his brother was so important. >> i said to them could you imagine if mommy and i put our first child up for adoption and you would be missing a part of you, missing a part of our family and i think for my own children it was an aha moment. ting. they're not getting information from these tests that are helpful for teaching. kids aren't benefiting because they don't even know what they got right or wrong. they just know that they feel really bad about it. parents aren't benefitting because i don't get any more information about my child. so th

too much hormone after birth causes those mal adjustment symptoms. how about in humans?that they would work in a very similar manner. >> reporter: autism is more common in kids born after complicated pregnancies and new saliva tests of autistic children show unusually high neuro steroid levels. right now uc davis is beginning a stuffed 1800 families for the first time asking if autism's brain miss wiring may be at least in part caused by these hormones before or during birth. doctors are cautious because autism is complicated. >> i don't think there's going to be unfortunately the magic bullet the one thing that solves the problem of autism. but certainly a sight we need to follow the leads that seem incredible to us. >> reporter: feign those leads come from horses down on farm. john fowler, fox news. >>> wow! >> what an interesting study. >>> pennsylvania teen built her dream house arc teen. make that her dream tree house. you know what, it's all awesome. >> but now the township says wait a minute. tree house has got to go. this free-year-old she built the tree house al

in 2013 in the city's poorest neighborhood there were 10.9 deaths per 1. 1 you 100 births. 100 births recent years d.c. has cut its infant morality rate in half. poorest neighborhoods continue the have the highest morality rates. bisi onile-ere, al jazeera, new york. >> and with us, is a physician and professor nyu medical center. what is your reaction to this report? >> i feel this is pretty alarming. to be doing so poorly on these measures is really concerning. >> what does its tell us about medicine and what does it tell us about the relationship between medicine and poverty? >> the relationship between poverty and health is pretty clear. if you are poor you're not going to have access about the same health care. if we think of globally that could mean housing for example. if you can't pay for good housing how can you keep yourself safe and clean? you play not have access to vaccinations or prenatal care, to keep you in good health or safe drinking water. not extreme poverty we see globally but to see that disparity between the rich and the poor it's very lawrnlging. >> how do you

but then again, this birth has been very different from the birth of prince george. prince william drove kate to the hospital very early this morning about 6:00 in the morning london time. about two and a half hours later, a prince success was born. prince william said to be at kate's side when the baby was born. and kensington palace tweeted out the news. the fans here roared out an approval and sang and danced and gave the hip hip hoorays. the tweets saying the healthy girl weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces and was born at 8:34 local time. london is already celebrating. the city will be lit up in pink tonight. there's a supersized flag flying over buckingham flag in celebration. and that very traditional easel with the framed announcement the paper proclamation of the baby's birth is already placed outside buckingham palace. crowds of tourists filing by to get a glimpse. george was born in the afternoon and the parents and george stayed here overnight. on day two they came out, talked to the media, posed for pictures and then drove home. on day three, we learned george's n

. >>> a new study out this morning when births occur in the u.s.finds babies are more likely to be born at certain hours of the day than others. for example, births outside hospitals are most likely to happen in the early morning hours between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. erika edwards explains these findings for us. >> give your little brother a kiss. >> reporter: new mom catherine jones prepared everything she could before little henry's birth. >> i'm definitely a planner. >> reporter: the only remaining question was when he'd actually arrive which ended up bag few days early. >> due date was mother's day, may 10. >> reporter: often it's the baby babies who determine the exact time of date and birth. >> we almost laugh when we try to plan our day. >> reporter: even so dr. astrid says there's peaks and valleys, especially when they need to schedule higher-risk deliveries. >> those are ideally, barring emergencies, going to be done first thing in the morning when staffing is greatest those start times for c-sections tend to be 7:30 8:00. >> that may hel

passed a law recently saying if your boss has a moral problem with birth control and you are on birthcannot use that as a basis for firing you. republicans in the house of represents just voted to repeal that law in d.c. house republicans just said, yes, your boss absolutely should be able to fire you if you take birth control or if you have premarital sex or if you get pregnant out of wedlock or if you have in vitro fertilization. the push to get congress to repeal that d.c. law to say it's okay if your boss fires you if you fight birth control, that push came from powerful conservative groups from d.c. and is coming from 2016 presidential candidates. ted cruz sponsored the bill to do that in the senate. rand paul now says he supports it, as well. every year the beltway media tells us this is the year republicans are no longer focused on social issues, right? war on women things. social conservativism isn't supposed to matter in 2016. it's still a real thing. but at the very least, this year it has the potential to be a very, very funny thing. conservetism was not supposed to matter.

the favorite color there for everyone is pink after the birth of a royal baby.t britain's newest princess, next. >>> plus, blues legend b.b. king's health takes a turn. up next, his message to fans after leaving the hospital. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." the headlines this hour. >>> the streets of baltimore, maryland, are now open to residents after a saturday night curfew has ended. police arrested dozens of people saturday for defying the curfew put in place after violent protests against police in the death of freddie gray. six police officers have been arrested in that case. >>> a 5.0-magnitude earthquake hit 180 kilometers west of the city of kathmandu early saturday. it comes one week after that devastating 7.8 quake that hit that region. officials in nepal say more than 7,000 people are now confirmed dead. >>> after years of anticipation and 12 intense rounds of boxing, floyd mayweather defeated manny pacquiao in a unanimous decision in las vegas, nevada. mayweather s

louis police join the investigation into dozens of babies likely stolen at birth. lion share of them, were 15, 16 years of age at the time they gave birth, they were all african-american. we are keeping an eye on russia, where john kerry is wrapping up a meeting with vladimir putin. we expect to hear from them shortly, stay tuned. >> more than 70 women all of them african-american have come forward. they say they were told that their children died at that hospital. one of them, was reunited with her daughters after 49 years. her lawyer says many other women have now contacted him since they heard about his client's case. there are certain nuances that won't two published. however, there is a great deal of similarity, most of them, not all of them, but the lion's share were 15, 16, 17 years of age at the time they gave birth. they were all african-american. all of extraordinary humble means and all of them presented to the hospital alone. and not one of them was advised of the passing of their child. which was the protocol, and the standard of care at the time. it i

government denied that agent orange was responsible for the birth defects. the u.s.s now funding programs for environmental cleanup and disability relief in vietnam. that for many vietnamese, it is too little too late. each victim receives just $20 a month. the family depends on donations for the children. >> i just have one wish, for my children to be healthy. and we would like to have a third healthy child. reporter: the war caused immense suffering in vietnam. 40 years on, the wounds have yet to feel. -- heal. anchor: we will be right back. anchor: see you in a minute. ♪ anchor: we pick it up in nepal where the official death toll from the massive quake on saturday is now at more than 5800. the u.n. says 2.8 million people in the country have been displaced. anchor: there have been some moments of hope amid the desperation. emergency crews pulled a young woman from the rubble and kathmandu. the 23-year-old was found trapped along with the bodies of three other people. amazingly, she wasn't the only person found alive on thursday. reporter: amid nepal's devastation

a very quick birth with the baby weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces.sington palace saying both mother and baby doing well. and prince william is said to be doing well and was at her side for the birth. so what happens next? well, as you mentioned a little bit earlier, the easel will be placed at buckingham palace. traditionally there are gun salutes and bells ringing out on the day of the royal birth. that will now wait until monday this time around. and here at the hospital the big question is when will we see kate and william? when george was born he was born at 4:00 in the afternoon, kate and william stayed here with him overnight. they received visitors the next day, came out this front door as you'll remember and introduced him to the world posed for a few pictures and took a few questions. we do understand they will come out the front door once again. we don't know if prince george will be with them. and we believe they will stop for some pictures possibly some questions. the big question alex, is when will it be? today because the birth was so q

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second royal baby has been born kensington palace announced this morning the duchess kathryn has given birth to a healthy daughter. the little girl was born at 8:34 a.m. and weighed 8 lbs. 3 ounces prince william was with her when they went to st. mary's hospital and at the birds and took an take a look into this right now a huge crowds are gathered outside buckingham palace. the palace has not yet announced the name for the newborn and there are no pictures yet she is the first princes' born into british royal family since her great aunt princes and in 1950 the palace said the baby is the fourth in the line for this round. >> reporter: not visible like tetroxide st. mary's hospital in london where the baby was born and again we will get a glimpse of the royal family and we do we will bring it to you live >> reporter: and coverage of the new baby continues on the web and will also be posting a family of total of the royal newborn as soon as we're able to get one could check it out on a kron4.com >> reporter: i spake i should of one paid to welcome the baby girl this is anny hong speaking >>

his birth father now deceased didn't want anything to do with him. >> my birth father didn't want toeet, but i gained so many people in the family. it ended up to be a positive. >> reporter: smith hopes his current quest is positive. >> we would all welcome as part of our family as we did mark, he is our family, we got to meet mark and his kids. >> reporter: smith has four children of his own including teenage twins who are with him today. he said one asked him why finding his brother was so important. >> could you imagine if mommy and i put our first child up for adoption. you would be miss ago part of our family. and i think for my own children it was an ah-ha moment. >> reporter: in middle town delaware, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. a part of what standardized tests don't m

waiting for the birth. >> i'm over the moon.eel like i have had the baby myself. >> reporter: and it's not too early for some to speculate on the princess' name. >> just wondering what it's going to be called. >> princess claire. >> middle name di a, nn, a. >> in a message to prince george, sailors spilled out sister on the deck and speak of george, always a crowd please, the royal big brother waved with the help of his dad after he arrived to pay his cyster a visit -- his sister a visit. >>> london landmarks also celebrating by turning pink. here's the bt tower lighted with its a girl to congressmen rate the birth. over landmarks like were lit up for the baby girl. the birth of the older brother, prince george, was celebrated by the tower bridge in 2013 when turned royal blue. >>> under sunny skies a record setting crowd showed up for the kiddishy. let's take a look -- for the kentucky derby. let's take a look. >> american american far>> the american pharreo. win. the and the fifth -- y win for hall of fame trainer. the next tr

the duke and duchess of cambridge emerging hours after the birth of their second child.miling wearing a yellow and white dress. the girl wrapped in a yellow and white blanket. after just a couple minutes and a few waves the trio walked back inside. the baby girl's arrival came with all the pomp and circumstance of the royal tradition blended with the technology of the 21st century. the birth announced by easel and by e-mail. kensington palace putting out the details on twitter. by afternoon big brother prince george arrived with his dad wearing matching blue sweaters and giving the crowd a shy wave before meeting his new sister. >> the princess has given birth to the little girl. i'm ecstatic now. >> reporter: even queen elizabeth appeared to be celebrating on saturday dressed head to toe in pink. by early evening the couple and their new princess, ready to head home. now the world won't learn the girl's name for a while yet. but she is making history. a rule change means that birth order now trumps gender. the princess is now fourth in line. bob woodruff, abc news londo