and then the march of dimes went on to fighting for the cause of birth defects and preventing birth defects in newborns by a variety of interventions in including folic acid supplementation and the national food and grain supply and in florida orange juice and more recently in bean flour. and in the last couple of decades, there's been a greater and growing focus on the health of pregnant women and the outcomes for infants at birth, healthy babies at birth and preventing the epidemic of babies born too soon. >> the preterm birthrate -- we read some of the numbers earlier, and i just can't believe they're so high. i mean, it's shocking to think that in this day and age, with all the modern medicine we have, that it's still so high. >> yeah, it's almost 10% nationwide and recently, for the first time in eight years, we've seen a slight uptick of the preterm birthrate from 9.57% to 9.63%. this means 2,000 more babies were affected by being born too soon at a tremendous cost to babies, their families, and to society. nationally, we estimate that about $26 billion a year is spent on the medical

and he has not said anything specific about women's health care or birth control. but some women are still worried about the future of their health care. >> i'm concerned for myself. i'm concerned for other people. i think that health care might get a lot harder than it already is. >>> president obama also made a trip to capitol hill this week. he met with democrats to come up with some strategy how to protect his signature legislation. >>> a small d.c. elementary fund-raising idea. it raised thousands of dollars by offering parking spaces for the upcoming inauguration in exchange for donations. but as tom sherwood reports the mostly poor school parents have been told to give all that money back. >> reporter: in southwest washington, amadon bowen element hear is 70% low income. at fourth and i, less than a mile from the national mall, the school's active parent/teacher organization had a great online idea. with the inauguration coming up, raise $1,000 by letting people park in the school lot for the inaugural weekend for donations. instead of $1,000, they raised $3

. >>> plus kidnapped at birth. a baby girl stolen from the hospital, raised by her alleged abductor for 18 years, and the unsuspecting man who thought he was her father. >> i named her. that's the love of my life. >> now found and reunited with her biological parents. why she's pleading for mercy for the woman who raised her. >> she made one mistake. but i was loved. ♪ i'm on the edge >> ladies night. >> i've been planning this since i was 4. >> the big game needs a big performance and nobody goes bigger than lady gaga, behind the scenes of her upcoming super bowl halftime show and the outrageous way she's preparing for her moment on the edge of glory. ♪ the edge the edge the edge >> first here the "nightline 5." >>> want heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to three. for longer-lasting relief, try duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. >>> listerine kills 99% of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough to assist a

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so no co-pay birth control was extremely important to her. she is just one. women are really deeply concerned about the impact this election could have on their access to healthcare that they need. i have heard from many of them. according to planned parenthood, the demand for iuds, which is a form of long-lasting contraception, is up 900% since the election. so i want to ask you, will you commit to ensuring all 18 fda approved methods of contraception continue to be covered so that women do not have to go back to paying extra costs for birth control? >> what i will commit to and ensure is that women and all americans need to know that we believe strongly that every single american ought to have access to the kind of coverage and care that they desire and want. that is our commitment. that runs across the board. >> let me be clear paired birth control is an essential part of women's healthcare, and if you are confirmed, i will be holding you accountable for that. i also wanted to ask you -- i am deeply concerned about the impact of your policies, what they wo

shapula's worried she won't be able to afford the monthly costs of the birth control pill. that's why she's going for the iud, while obamacare is still the law of the land, she'll get it for free and it lasts for several years. >> i want something that's going to outlast trump, at least for the first -- his first term. >> reporter: many other women are making the same choice. here's what the president of planned parenthood told cnn's christiane amanpour two weeks ago. >> we've had a 900% increase in women trying to get into planned parenthood to get an iud, because they are desperately concerned they might lose their access to health care. >> reporter: shapula didn't take the decision lightly. she got advice from an unusual source. her father. >> he asked me, you know, what do you think about iuds? and so, i said -- which is definitely a conversation that you never imagine that you would have with your dad. >> so even your dad was worried, that trump would take away your birth control? >> he was. he was. >> did you ever think you'd be making a decision about your body based

why doesn't he show his birth certificate?interesting because it harkens back to roy cohn and joe mccarthy. donald gets insight into the fact that you can sensationalize someone's personal history in a brutal and insensitive way. >> i've never heard any white president asked to be shown the birth certificate! >> when he was becoming the leader of the birther movement, i think he understood who he was speaking to. it was the archie bunkers, who were uncomfortable with an african-american president. >> if you're going to be the president of the united states, it says very profoundly that you have to be born in this country. >> donald trump is a billionaire, he's famous, he's on tv, and he's saying he's uncomfortable too. and he's practicing roy cohn, roger stone innuendo. >> where's that coming from? >> excellent question. i assume the internet. i am not the progenitor of that, meaning i don't first bring it. i don't bring the phenomena to his attention. but trump understands among republicans, there's a very substantial majorit

control to buy birth control. which the benefit provides. and fire hearss her. >> i don't think that's the case. >> would you like us to provide examples for you? >> i would be happy to. >> you would be willing to say that employers may not, you would support a law, a rule that employers may not discriminate against women for their reproductive health decisions. >> i don't think that employers have the opportunity right now to be able to let somebody go based upon their health status or -- >> so why did you vote against the d.c. provision? >> i doeblt think that's what it did. >> you don't think that was your vote? >> i don't think that's what the bill did. >> thank you. we'll follow up on that. again i wish i had more time because i have about eight more questions. i'll submit them in writing. >> thank you. >> senator kad dcassidy? >> i have been gallivanting with high school students so i am energized. i wanted to ask a succeed round and you wouldn't let me. so i've been wanting to say that for two days now. i g

. >> this is after she gave birth. she said it is eight days after giving birth. >> people think you starting to hiding and they come out, skinny, and that is not the how real women are. >> you still have a belly. >> yes. >> that is how it goes. >> ladies, you don't want to miss this, handsome edgar ramirez is on the show this morning. we will talk to him about his new movie gold, with matthew mcconaughey. >> yes. >> and jen is talking perfect surgery trends. >> okay. >> okay. well, she's still getting stuff done on her face. we will play a game. we will call it really or i'll try that. we will talk about bizarre plastic surgery things. would you get them or really, cancel i am plenty tags is what we're talking about. and, it is really or i'll try that. >> you always wanted it you can get them put in your face. >> it is cool my little baby has one. >> only when he is like, so funny. >> they are cute. >> they are cute. >> i would like to have one. >> i heard they are birth the defects really that is what they are, it is

america has never been united by blood or birth or soil. we are bound by ideals that move us beyond our backgrounds, lift us above our interests, and teach us what it means to be citizens. every child must be taught these principles. every citizen must uphold them. every immigrant, by embracing these ideals, makes our country more, not less american. [applause] president bush: today we affirm a new commitment to live out our nation's promise through civility, courage, compassion, and character. america at its best matches a commitment to principle with a concern for civility. a civil society demands from each of us good will and respect, fair dealing and forgiveness. some seem to believe that our politics can afford to be petty because in a time of peace the stakes of our debates appear small, but the stakes for america are never small. if our country does not lead the cause of freedom, it will not be led. if we do not turn the hearts of children toward knowledge and character, we will lose their gifts and undermine their idealism. if we pe

he gave a birth certificate. whether or not that was a real certificate, because a lot of people question it -- i certainly question it. >> anyway, the gop threw up road blocks, and according to robert draper, on the first night of his inauguration, strategists got together and figured out a way to put the brakes on obama's agenda. they said, quote, the republicans had agreed on a way to show united and unyielding opposition to the president's ideas. win the spear point of the house in 2010. jab obama relentlessly in 2011. this topic is kind of unpleasant. it says basically we're going to undermine the guy, accuse him of being an illegal immigrant, and as trump would say, nobody knew him in school. trump kept that up until like a week before we get into the fall, then he sort of skipped away from it one friday afternoon. nobody else has been treated like that as president in our lifetime. nobody has gotten that screwing. your thoughts. >> well, the election and reelection of president barack obama suggests much a

charles said his then girlfriend gloria told them she gave birth the her daughter while he was away.e raised her when she was a newborn, the two shared custody after they split up, celebrating milestones like prom together and out of the blue, their world turned upside down. >> the person she called dad for 18 1/2 years is not her dad. >> reporter: dna testing uncovering the truth confirming she was the baby snatched from a florida hospital in 1998. >> she is processing everything, it's a shock to me, it's a bigger shock to her. >> reporter: 51-year-old williams is behind bars facing charges for kidnapping. the case getting national attention as the frantic search played out. >> i just want my baby back. >> reporter: meanwhile, he said he had no idea the child he was raising was taken from someone else. >> why do you think she did this? >> it's a million dollar question. i don't know. >> reporter: he said even though he is not her biological father he'll always be there for her. >> it doesn't change the feelings i have for her, she is my child, i can't cut that off, i won't cut it of

. >>> the emotional reunion between a girl - and her parents - 18 years after she was stolen op birth. >> i never gave up hope. i always thought i'd find her. >> quijano: and the curtain is closing on "the greatest show on earth." after dropping elephants from its circus. ringling brothers is packing its trunks. this is the "cbs weekend news." good evening, i'm elaine quijano. >> quijano: this is our western edition. by the end of the work-week, donald trump will be sworn in as the nation's 45th president. with the inauguration just have five days away, a rehearsal was held in washington today - with stand-ins for mr. trump and his wife, melania. the inaugural events are expected to draw about a million spectators and demonstrators. jamie yuccas shows us how washington is getting ready. >> the stage is set for president-elect donald trump and vice president elect mike pence to be sworn in. kt a parade practice-run today - stand-ins tried to make it look like the real deal, with security in place. temporary fences are up around much of the city- and homeland security secretary jake joh

birth rate since the year 2000.hest birth rate since the year2000. china brought in the highest birth rate since the year 2000. china brought in the policy in the 1970s to limit population growth but now wants to replace the country's shrinking workforce. and actor has died in australia after being shot during the filming ofa after being shot during the filming of a music video. police say the man, who hasn't been named, was in a bar when the gunfire happened. police say the film crew tried to resuscitate the man, who died at the scene. it's not known whether the gun had live animation or blanks. it's day nine of the australian open with the quarter—finals getting under way, stand wawrinka plays joe—wilfried tsonga and venus williams plays anastasia pavlyuchenkova and roger federer ta kes pavlyuchenkova and roger federer takes on andy murray's conqueror misha zverev. more on that in sport today later. time to show you these pictures, we will keep showing you this, the world's largest human migration which is under w

you gave birth at the age of 50. how are you?hat it is true. i try to stay fit and active. it depends a lot on your attitude. if you think you can do it, you can. tell us about your circumstances leading to your pregnancy.” tell us about your circumstances leading to your pregnancy. i spent many years trying to get pregnant, almost six. i met my husband later on in life. in the end, i did it in spain with a donor egg, but we had many attempts, there were many failed attempts. describe yourjoy when finally there is a successful pregnancy after a number of attempts. it is indescribable. i will ask you to describe it, i am sorry! disbelief, happiness, iwas ecstatic. at the same time cautiously optimistic, because i knew getting pregnant was not the whole story, i needed to stay pregnant. when andre was born and came into the world healthy, i was over the moon. you will not want to give any advice forjanet jackson, but i will ask you anyway, what would you say to somebody giving birth at 50? enjoyed it. follow your own path. have fun

a girl stolen at birth is reunited with her family 18 years later. >> i thank god today. i thank god today. >> ninan: and four months after a rocket disaster, today a successful launch for space-x, beginning a mission that could change communication back on earth. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. we begin with a deadly ice storm sweeping across the central u.s. at least three people have been killed on slippery roads in missouri and oklahoma. tonight, the severe weather is moving east, with nearly 50 million americans under winter storm watches and warnings. tony dokoupil has the latest. >> there goes another one right there! he's over! he rolled over! he rolled over! oh, my gosh! >> reporter: freezing rain turned interstate 40 into a sheet of ice in oklahoma on friday, sending cars and trucks careening off the road. some drivers opted to way for a thaw. >> better safe than 0. the same way you leave home is the same way, you know, you kind of want to make it back. >> reporter: oklahoma governor mary fallin and missouri governor eric

why doesn't he show his birth certificate? i think he probably... >> why should he have to? >> because i have to and everybody else has to, whoopi. why wouldn't he show? excuse me. no, excuse me. i really believe there's a birth certificate. why... look, she's smiling. why doesn't he show his birth certificate? >> when he was becoming the leader of the birther movement, i think he understood who he was speaking to, it was the archie bunkers who were uncomfortable with an african american president. >> i never heard any white president asked to be shown the birth certificate. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country. >> narrator: to obama, the birther movement was about more than where he was born. >> it made it easy for people who had ideas that someone like him didn't belong in the white house to make the short leap over to the idea that this person wasn't even an american. and so some people said he's not an american figuratively, and all of a sudd

. >> among the mourners today the girl's birth mother.ox 29's bruce gordon was there for the emotional service. >> reporter: rose hun singer was upset as she arrived in the new life church. the little girl to whom she had given life is dead in the most horrifying manner. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this birth mother was here to say goodbye. >> what would you like people to know about your daughter? >> that her memory and her smile will never fade away. >> reporter: authorities say 14-year-old grace packer was raped, murdered, dismembered and then discarded by her adoptive mother saran her boyfriend jacob sullivan in a case that has stunned the region. most of the hundreds of mourners who pack the church did not know grace. but they came anywhere in sympathy and solidarity. >> it's just devastating why anyone would do that. >> and she matters to us. she matters to the community, and it's right to give her a dignified honorable send off. >> reporter: she was born two months premature susan hun singer but child welfare authorities decided her

tony dokoupil has the story. >> this weekend, a young woman finally met her birth parents.ù.se, please, bring back my child. >> eighteen years ago an infant named kamyah mobley was snatched from a jacksonville, florida hospital - hours after she was born. father craig aiken met his daughter yesterday inside a police station in walterboro, south carolina --- where she had been living with her accused kidnapper. >> i never gave up hope. i always thought i'd find her. >> gloria williams faces life in prison for allegedly posing as a nurse and taking the infant from the arms of her mother. >> please, it's really hurting my heart that i can't hold my child. tbs >> police say an anonymous tip, and a dna test cracked the case. neighbors describe williams as a good person who worked at a v-a hospital, and did charity work. kamya calls her - momma. kamiyah -who currently goes by a different name - given to her by williams - spent about 45 minutes with her biological parents. her father said it was - beautiful. going to be hard to make that up. >> she it's up to her if she wants to com

she was male by birth but had identified as a female since her mid—teens.s sent to a men's prison. the ombudsman, nigel newcomen, says too often when there are concerns about a transgender prisoners' location, they are segregated or placed in a different area within the existing jail, instead of being moved. in the past few months, the ministry ofjustice has revised its guidance to ensure that the great majority of transgender inmates are dealt according to the gender they identify with. danny shaw, bbc news. more now on the developing political crisis in northern ireland, martin mcguinness resigned yesterday. sinn fein and the dup being urged to enter talks to resolve the dispute which is set to collapse the institutions at stormont. james brokenshire has been making a statement in the house of commons. should the officers of first and deputy first minister not be filled within seven days from martin mcguinness‘s resignation, it falls to me as secretary of state to set a date for an assembly election. in his resignation letter, martin mcguinness said, in t

she also asks for a birth certificate, and is refused.experienced that she had actually experienced that in her real life. one of the reasons i felt rave enough to share my story, and to do the petition, was if kym was brave enough to do that, then i could use my voice. —— brave enough. a meeting with zoe clark coates from the charity saying goodbye. what we all want is grieving parent is very much that every baby gets the recognition they deserve. together we can make a difference. registering all births before 24 weeks would mean issuing certificates in abortion cases, so charities have been working on compromises. a new national certificate available to parents who wa nt certificate available to parents who want it. it will give parents a certificate, formal certificate. we wa nt certificate, formal certificate. we want to a formal, legal document thatis want to a formal, legal document that is given to any parent who requests it, and a new register be created. sarah is hoping for more signatures for her petition, and change. not havin

what is going to happen thinks like birth control preventative programs?er the affordable care act, the birth control is free and other preventative services like ma'amgrams are covered at low to no cost. they've seen an uptick after the election about issues like this and the president elect has promised to appoint pro-life judges to the supreme court. here's what we're hearing from women about all of this. >> we have heard from women who are concerned about losing the benefits they gained from the affordable care act and we've heard from a lot of women about birth control coverage. >>m ier nervous about the future of birth control and anything -- any kind of family planning. >> reporter: and just a reminder bothi the president and vice president elect are expected to so be aware you could see a motorcade or two rolling through. >>> adam, thank you. >> 6:49 and d.c. officials will close a loophole the law. until now they were not punished for removing the monitors. this has roots on a street october 2015. a woman was brutally beat and raped. two weeks bef

state allow adults who were adopted to know names of birth parents unless the birth parents get names removed from birth certificates. >> moving into delaware brings new laws for pet lovers. dog owners who are 65 years or older get a discount on annual dog license. down $7 from previous $10. >> nice savings for seniors. >> 5:32. get a check on weather. >> watching the cameras this morning. seeing a little bit of volume. not too much. >>> little surprised. thought it was going to be less cars out the door. again, we're not seeing any big delays or volume yet. biggest problem that we're seeing is clearly the rain. you can see under the street lights here top of the highway. definitely potential for slippery spots. especially getting on and off the rampb. drive times are still great. out in eastern township in new jersey crash reported on tomlinson mill road. moving through delaware, looks good. at least in terms of drive times. 11 minutes for that trip northbound. 295 couple of minutes ago. nice and clear. at least in terms of opening. should be heading in philadelphia. clear there as w

we've heard from a lot of women about birth control coverage. >> i'm noer vous aboervous abou of birth control and any kind of family planning. >> reporter: this headline, more women are asking about i.u.d.s and implants at umd medical center since the election. the medical center confirmed there's been a recent jump in the number of requests for i.u.d.s. under the affordable care act birth control is free for most women and other preventive services are covered at l no cost. that was not the case before the affordable care act. >> it was a disaster for women. they often couldn't get coverage in the first place. they would try to get insurance coverage and the insurance company would say you have a preexisting condition. >> reporter: that could include women who had been pregnant, had a cesarean birth or were seeking medical treatment for sexual or domestic abuse. >> being a woman with a preexisting condition in the market before the affordable care act, which outlawed that. >> reporter: president-elect trump has said he does not want to repeal some parts of obamacare including coverag

with respect to the birth date. and then look 20, 30, 40 years later to see whether the timing of that roll out seemed to correlate with health and economic self sufficiency. so this paper entables you to track year by year according to the time when food stamps are introduce id into the countd i . this is oriented toward exactly that. on the left-hand side, you have kids whose -- who are conceived in counties where food stamps were aren't there. as you move right, food stamps began later and later with respect to the food birth year. this is as spkts spekts of metabolic syndrome. that is bad. it is indicative of cardiovascul cardiovascular problems. this is taking kids, early middle childhood to almost adolescence as compare sob group. let's consider their scores to be zero, the reference group. and we want to see what respect you had metabolic rates. higher or lower relative to this group of kids. and introduce netd middd in mid mood. minus point a at the beginning is half a standard deviation lower on this metabo

tony dokoupil has the story. >> reporter: this weekend, a young woman finally met her birth parents. >> will you please, please bring me back my child. >> reporter: 18 years ago an infant named kamiyah mobley was snatched from a jacksonville, florida hospital - hours after she was born. father craig aiken met his daughter yesterday inside a police station in walterboro, south carolina --- where she had been living with her accused kidnapper. >> i never gave up hope. i always thought i'd find her. >> reporter: gloria williams faces life in prison for allegedly posing as a nurse and taking the infant from the arms of her mother. >> please, it's really hurting me inside that i can't see and hold her. >> reporter: police say an aupon mouse tip and a dna test cracked the case. neighbors describe williams as a good person who worked at a v.a. hospital and contributed to charity. kamiyah, who goes by a different name given to her by williams, calls her momma. she pent about 45 minutes with her biological parents and her father said it was beautiful. >> kamiyah's birth parents say it's up to

birth mom, her name is beth. and it's open adoption. and she was 15 and she was raped. and she went to go abort her daughter -- abort whatever was inside her, she didn't realize it. and went to a crisis pregnancy center instead of an abortion clinic. when she went to the crisis pregnancy center, she had a son something living inside of her and this saturday product. she is 14 now, will be 14 this year. and she's the light our life. >> i feel like i can actually impact a lot of lives. >> reporter: lots of powerful stories being shared right here on the national mall. and vice president mike pence actually is a historic day, because he marked the first time that a vice president spoke here at the march in the 44-year history. we're live here on the national mall, debra alfarone, wua 9. >> -- wusa 9. >> we're going to go live to ileana diaz. you say you are talking to women who are pro life and pro woman. >> that's right. we just heard a lot of emotional stories stories from deborah, and the people she has been hear

. >> i was adopted, and my birth mother was really young when she first had me. so then my lovely parents adopted me. >> i am thankful that they chose life than the abortion, or we would not have the precious gift that we have, our people nationwide to share their stories on social media using #whywemarch. and we kept an eye on that all day. demetrius tweeted, when my birth mother conceived me she was living a spiritual and unhealthy life but she chose for me to be adopted. celeste said choose life and be extremely grateful that your mother did. >> i march because my birth mom chose adoption. >> so take the march for life, add saturday's women's march and the inauguration, too, and it has been one major week-long stress test for public transit. and metro stepped up its game. here is transportation reporter pete muntean. >> reporter: march for life brought in numbers. it was pretty normal for a friday. it was still another chance for metro to sign on the big stage. after the march for life, thousands marched place metro. the metro is a new experience for this coup

how her birth mother is reacting. >>> also, is it marco rubio's revenge? the icy relationship often took center stage in the campaign trail and marco rubio could hold the power to derail donald trump's pick for secretary of state and where the vote stands on rex tillerson. >>> criminal underworld. the investigation exposes ties with major league baseball and the most dangerous drug cartel. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more oft

so no cave that co-pay birth control, she just one. women are really deeply concerned about the impact this election could have on their access to health care that they need. i've heard from many of them. and according to planned parenthood, demand for iuds which is a form of long-lasting contraception, is up 900% since the election. i want to ask you, when you commit to ensuring all 18 fda approved methods of contraception to continue to be covered so that women do not have to go back to paying extra costs for birth control? >> what i will commit you and her show you is that all americans need to know that we believe strongly that every single american auto access to the kind of coverage and care that they desire and want. that's our commitment and that runs across the board. >> let me be clear. birth control is an essential part of women's healthcare, and if you are confirmed i will be holding you accountable for that. i also want to ask you, i'm deeply concerned about the impact of your policies would have on women obviously. and in

. >>> and the 18-year-old abducted at birth is speaking out publicly for the first time. hear what she's saying about the woman who raised her as her own and is now behind bars. >>> and it's the hopeful tattoo earning one dallas cowboys fan death threats. other fans believing the jinx -- that she jinxed -- he jinxed the season by predicting a victory. >>> and can you go too far when it comes to team pride? probably. it's thursday, january 19th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> he just crossed right over the line. >> i mean, i do have oscar best picture halloween tattooed to my arm. >> how did that work out? >> nominations are next week. >> we'll have more on the story coming up. we'll start this half hour with the latest parade of cabinet picks heading to capitol hill a day before donald trump takes office. >> first up rick perry nominated to lead the energy department that he once said he wanted to get rid of. perry may be questioned about a new york times report that said he misunderstood what the job was. thinking he would be an ambassador for the oil an

his then-girlfriend, gloria williams, said she gave birth while he was away.ed her and shared custody even after they split in 2003. >> i named her. it's the name for years. alexis kelly. the love of my life. >> he says he'll always cherish his memories with her and says he speaks with her as she begins her life with a new name and identity and despite what happened he will always be there for her. >>> generations of circus goers shocked and surprised by the announcement that the ringling brothers circus will soon be no more. ending the 146 year run in may after about 30 more performances. the company says costs went up and ticket sales went down. in fact, ticket sales plunged after the elephant act was retired for good in may. >> my wife woke me up and said this is the last year of ringling brothers. devastated. he's going remember it, but my little boy is not going to remember it. >> now, philadelphia is one of the cities on the remaining tour. the show will be here february 15th through the 20th. some performing veterans said ringling brothers was too slow

it is so distressing when your partner gives birth to a baby that is dead, or a partner gives birth toa lot, 15 families every day, and that has a wider impact on the families and friends as well. what are the reasons for still birth? well, there is no definitive answer to that, really, which is why we launched our research fund last year, because in a lot of cases there is no known cause. right. in terms of a couple coping with the bereavement, what advice do you give people?” coping with the bereavement, what advice do you give people? i think it is not necessarily advice, it is support. when a baby dies, you don't usually know anybody else that this has happened to, so that is where sands comes in, because parents feel so isolated, so it is really acknowledging the huge impact that this has on parents and families, and of course it is something you don't get over — it is something pa rents don't get over — it is something parents and families learn to live with. and are you there to give advice and support to parents when they know that their child is going to be born dead? yes. wha

you can do some things, not everything, like that man who was trying to get his birth certificate in paper here. but that is the situation here in san jose. reporting live, i'm len ramirez. >> thank you. >>> new at noon a fire in san francisco sent a woman to the hospital this morning at a home on clarendon avenue. firefighters were concerned that the flames could spread since the buildings there are connected. >> due to fast response, our first company, we were able to get the victim out and water on the fire quickly. we were able to stop it from spreading. as you can see these buildings are connected and could easily get from one building to another. that's why we immediately called a second alarm. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> now, they are calling it woofieleaks. dog owners are fighting back against proposed rules to limit where they can let their dogs off leash. as kpix 5's anne makovec reports, they say officials aren't playing fair. >> reporter: the people intent on keeping their right to let dogs run free in the golden gate national recreation area have

. >>> an abc news exclusive kidnapped at birth the man who raised that young girl believing she was his daughter for 18 years now speaking out for the first time. >> the person she called dad for 18 1/2 years is not her dad. >> he says heartbroken as she meets her biological parents.

. >> reporter: unmarried and on birth control, unheard of on tv in 1972. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. [ laughter ]

the pendant has cohen date of birth end craved on it the same date of birth linked to ann1929. >> we'realking a mass concentration camp. we have the possibility of linking one object to one person this was possibly one of her most private and intimate belongings. dropped either by her or possibly by a relative or some acquaintance on the way to the gas chambers. i think this does have relevance and significance. >> more than 250,000 jews lost their lives there. one of london's biggest and brightest attractions goes dark. pick caddellly sirius basically london's version of times square lots of illuminated billboards, but those lot lights are off for the first time since world war ii. it's all part of upgrade. with high definition video boa boards, screens with real time weather and traffic but back from 1939 to 1945 the lights were off as a part of a strategy to keep german bombers from identifying targets from the a air. >>> the national day of service honors the memory of dr. martin luther king, jr. of course. fox 29 viewer andrew i like to call my informal junior reporter because he's

so her social security card and her birth certificate were both, you know, fraudulent.an to raise questions. >> reporter: now, apart from the daughter she raised into adulthood, williams is awaiting extradition to florida on kidnapping charges. >> as far as motive, that's something we'll still get into. this is still really in the early stages of this investigation. we have lots of questions left to be answered. >> reporter: the jacksonville sheriff expects that that extradition will likely happen sometime this week. she faces life in prison if convicted. legal experts will be closely watching the prosecution of williams. a criminal defense attorney i spoke to tells me this could be a textbook case of jury nullification which would allow a jury to acquit even if the evidence clearly shows quilt. defense attorneys could argue williams gave the young woman a normal childhood after the alleged kidnapping. this will be an interesting case to watch if it makes its way to trial. >> no question. remarkable argument there. polo sandoval, thank so much. >>> the suspected cop kil

the birth of christ. and sharing in our humanity god enabled us to participate in divinity. y -- his this spark is acknowledged in every faith and tradition in recognizing the spark in others, we reaffirm it in ourself. honor it -- honoring it -- honoring that spark of divinity we're commanned to respect the dignity and worth of all of god's children and to work ogether for the common good. in that spirit i offer my congratulations to the speaker of this new congress, a proud son of wisconsin, paul ryan. paul ryan is a leader of principle, immersed in ideas, and gifted with experience. as we all know paul ryan has had the full breadth of experience on capitol hill from waiter to hill staffer to congressman, he went on to be a sincere and proud advocate for his point of view as chairman of the budget committee and chairman of the ways and means committee. in a place as demanding as the speakership, i know he gathers strength daily from the family he loves so dearly, from his wife, his children, and their entire family. let's acknowledge the ryan amily. oh, wisconsin. got it.