so, another birth, a first birth, royal birth outside of the uk.- another birth, a first birth, royalth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great news _ birth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great news for - birth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great news for harry i birth outside of the uk. yes, it is. obviously great news for harry and meghan and i know that having reviewed they had a miscarriage last year, i would reviewed they had a miscarriage last year, iwould imagine reviewed they had a miscarriage last year, i would imagine that makes this an even more poignant and special date for young couple, recently married, second child. they are putting that family together. {iii are putting that family together. of the seat they moved across to the states for the privacy, —— obviously. how difficult is it going to be to try to protect that first photo and control it going out as well? , ., , , , ., photo and control it going out as well? , ., , ., , , ., ., photo and control it going out as well? , ., , , ., ., , well? they are probably going to try and do exactly

the birthing person -- the birthing person is coming in. well wait, you have to know.rthing person could have a prostate. >> that's exactly right. people seem to of lost track of the fact that doctors are biologists. so will we talk about is the biology. just call it x, y, x, just give us the chromosome. and the medication they are taking pete if they are changing hormones, whatever it might be, but the biology is all that matters to us as clinicians in terms of treating people with biological conditions. >> is mtv going to change their name to "team birthing person." >> greg: "tina birthing person " up next [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ >> greg: welcome back, let's find out if we did anything wrong this week. >> well, greg, he's actually the fact-checker at cnn. he's incredibly busy these days. but first

the birthing person -- the birthing person is coming in. well wait, you have to know.ly right. people seem to of lost track of the fact that doctors are biologists. so will we talk about is the biology. just call it x, y, x, just give us the chromosome. and the medication they are taking pete if they are changing hormones, whatever it might be, but the biology is all that matters to us as clinicians in terms of treating people with biological conditions. >> is mtv going to change their name to "team birthing person." >> greg: "tina birthing person " up next, we are going to find out how we did. [applause] bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms, and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. now i'm feeling connected. empowered. latuda is not

i'm angry for the trauma and pain caused to my birth mother.his has impacted on my life, my relationships. it's lifelong, it continues throughout your life, and that is whether you have a really good adoptive family or not. the humiliation inflicted on the unmarried mothers and their babies can even be found in documents from the time. 0ne official wrote on an adoption paper, "the baby is beautiful, unlike its mother." i was born in 1963 in a mother and baby home in northampton. it was always made obvious that it wasn't something that you talked about. gaynor also came to resent being adopted. although now happily married with her own children, the stigma of being the child of an unmarried mother has stayed with her. in your life, you think of the words "secrets and lies", so you keep it secret from a lot of people, so it's a bit like you're not living the right life. what would you have wished for? to have stayed with my mum. to have been allowed to be kept by the woman that gave birth to me. 0k, she was only a girl, but she was still with my

if the state really wants the birth rate, the crude birth rate to increase, it has to produce more welfare. the government will delay the retirement age and offer support to families who have more children, but to avert a looming democratic crisis. some say it may be too little, too late. katrina, you all to 0 paging the now right, let's bring in our guess in shanghai. don, one chief economist at hung, sing, bank china in hong kong, stuart, google, boston professor of social science and public policy at the hong kong university of science and technology. and in washington, dc, sophie richardson, china director at human rights, watch a warm welcome to you all down. let me start with you today. do you think that this new policy is actually going to increase the birth rate in china as much as the government would like it to? i don't think so, because if you look at the policy i introduced 4 years ago about a 2 child policy. it has only brought in about 5000000 new babies and increased the birth rate temporarily from 1.5 to 1.7. but then the policy impacted dissipated very quickly. 3 years lat

rate, the crude birth rate, to increase, it has to produce more welfare.orter: the government says it will delay the retirement age and offer support to families who have more children. but to avert a looming demographic crisis, some say it may be too little, too late. katrina yu, al jazeera, beijing. ♪ mohammed: alright, let's bring in our guests. in shanghai, dan wang, chief economist at hang seng bank china. in hong kong, stuart gietel-basten, professor of social science and public policy at the hong kong university of science and technology. and in washington, d.c., sophie richardson, china director at human rights watch. a warm welcome to you all. dan, let me start with you today. do you think that this new policy is actually going to increase the birth rate in china as much as the government would like it to? >> i don't think so, because if you look at the policy introduced four years ago about a two-child policy, it has only brought in about five million new babies and increased the birth rate temporarily from 1.5 to 1.7. but then the policy impact

it's birth control policies could carts up to 4500000 births as the weaker and other ethnic minorities in the region within 20 years. as, according to new analysis by respect to german research or adrian's ends. jetta isn't alone in facing challenges. it's fallen birth rates, it's a similar picture in many developed countries, germany to south korea. and then i just states the population grew. it's slowest rates since the great depression in the last decade. and it's birth rate declined for the 6 straight year last year. but europe in the united states have to some extent, been able to cancer full and birth rates through immigration, with china tightening its security group on hong kong. immigration isn't much of an option for aging. so with fewer people entering the workforce, it means less taxes to look after the elderly, beijing's already looking at increasing the retirement age as katrina you reports of aging. one surely in is 44 and look forward to retiring at the age of 50. but she may need to wait a little longer. the chinese government is set to raise the age of retirement by a

china once estimated that its harsh controls had prevented 400 million births.ted recognition of women's rights over their own fertility, but by economic need. the trouble is few women want a second child, let alone a third. "two is too exhausting," this woman says. "we can't afford it," these women say. "the government subsidies are not enough." this straw poll by china's official news agency says it all. enthusiasm for a third child saw more than 1000 votes. but those completely ruling it out — 28,000. the survey was deleted before it got any worse. and while the policy's being relaxed across most of the country, in xinjiang, there's evidence the controls are getting tougher, with a dramatic drop—off in uighur birth rates, a decline china insists that's entirely voluntary. john sudworth, bbc news, taipei. india's government says that the country's high levels of covid deaths have led to more than 550 children becoming orphans in the past two months. the government has urged people to be on the look out for child trafficking that is disguised as adoption. the b

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and that my friends is the rub you see is birth rates decline and more and more of my millennial gen and gen the brothers and sisters, they hell no, we won't pro, create. that's got the world, the lead. they're nervous. no new people means no new indentured servants to their economic slavery games because of the new york times reports quote, the strain of longer lives and low fertility leading to fewer workers. and more retirees threatens to up and how societies are organized. because right now, they're organized around the notion that a surplus of young people will drive economies and help pay for the old boy. but if there's, you know, if there's no new young people that means no one there to pay for the old. and that means my friends, it is time to start watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on a city and you want to rush, let me show you what you always. the roy throw, strikes, math grade. ha, leave them a deception. manipulate so much. put these weapons. so open up your welcome. everybody to watching the lark. i am die roll. ventura. nice across. yes. back again. b

it's fallen birth rates. it's a similar picture in many developed countries, germany to south korea. in the united states, the population grew at slowest rates since the great depression in the last decades . and its birth rate declined for the 6 straight year last year. but europe in the united states have to some extent, been able to cancer full and birth rates through immigration, with china tightening its security group on hong kong. immigration isn't much of an option for aging. so with fewer people entering the workforce, it means less taxes to look after the elderly, beijing's already looking at increasing the retirement age as katrina, you reports of aging one, surely it is $44.00 and look forward to retiring at the age of 50. but she may need to wait a little longer. the chinese government is said to raise the age of retirement by at least 5 years. just one of the policy changes expected in response to the countries rapidly aging society. to do that, i couldn't accept in my retirement of being delaye

man versus earth from birth vs as well. basic reality. how we look around the world. we got chemical fires on cargo ships officer longer we got president joe biden promising over $750000000000.00 to the u. s. war machine . and unicef is now reporting that across the world, about 1000000000 children are multi dimensionally poor, meaning they lack necessities as basic as nutrition or clean water. but despite a world on fire, apparently the real victims in this world are the poor huddled on born masses. no, i'm, i'm not talking about the debate over abortion and roe v wade. no, i'm talking about this article from bloomberg business week, sporting this rather incredible headline asking us to quote, spare a thought for the billions of people who will never exist. yes, peter coy, the economics editor for bloomberg business week is now apparently asking us to consider and more in the plight of human beings who are never ever going to actually be with human beings. in the article coil lament, billions of children are never conceived. how real is the loss of a life that never

china once estimated that its harsh controls had prevented 400 million births.s rights over their own fertility, but by economic need. the trouble is few women want a second child, let alone a third. "two is too exhausting," this woman says. "we can�*t afford it," these women say. "the government subsidies are not enough." this straw poll by china�*s official news agency says it all. enthusiasm for a third child saw more than 1000 votes. but those completely ruling it out — 28,000. the survey was deleted before it got any worse. and while the policy�*s being relaxed across most of the country, in xinjiang, there�*s evidence the controls are getting tougher, with a dramatic drop—off in uighur birth rates, a decline china insists that�*s entirely voluntary. john sudworth, bbc news, taipei. this is bbc news — the latest headlines... japanese tennis player — noami osaka — has withdrawn from the french open — following her decision to boycott post—match media duties at roland garros. american is marking the centenary of the tulsa massacre — the worst single act of ra

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births have dropped to their lowest rate in 160 years.rt from the italian island of sardinia. reporter: tending the vines takes parental love. time and care that michaela and pino had planned for a baby,ut the pandemic diverted to another slowly maturing project. a good year for italy's one, but not for the birth rate. it's at the lowest since unification in 1861. >> it is very hard when you wt to have a child but don't feel able to because of uncertainty about your future. tings are so insecure that if i find work, get pregnant, and lose my job, it would be unmanageable. >> in my mother's generation, you could work and have a family. for hours, it's impossible. we could not manage to buy a house, own land, and have natural incentives are not enough. young people here need stability. -- financial incentiveare not enough. young people here need stability. reporter: italy lost the size of florence last year. covid exposed a long demographic decline. this maternity ward is threatened with closure for lack of births. at school, the 25 pupils

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when i was just there on the oh, i have guns done giving birth is a parallel process but did not want the inside hospital. the kid has never been better, but strong traditional still rules official way they know how and why you after decades of war piece remains elusive and life fragile. ah, the latest i can get up with these are the vitamins escalates nor even maternity clinics of things. ah, let them worry about them to look with them. i was wondering when he travels to afghanistan, where young mothers are in the firing line and even newborn had become targets of war. the may 2020, a group of armed men disguised as policemen. storm a doctors without borders. maternity clinic in carville killing pregnant women too weak to haunt, ricocheted bullets. his new born baby. a midwife is burned alive. the result 25 dead. and 13 babies that will now grow up without mothers. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. investigators suspect the 11th the day after the tragedy, dozens of men set out to falling dead babies. they would take into various city hospitals amid the panic bush to l

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at the birth of young lil. .g , .usiness leaders and academics have signed a letter warning government cuts to foreign aid of almost £4 billion a year will hit the world's poorest communities and mean families go hungry. conservative mps are threatening a rebellion in the commons tomorrow. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is at westminster for us. how worried are ministers about this? there is plenty of reasons why ministers are well aware of this. more than 30 conservative mps, including theresa may have already publicly said that they want to change the government's mind and change the government's mind and change it via a vote in the commons tomorrow and they say that they are cautiously optimistic that they have the numbers to do it and they hope the numbers to do it and they hope the speaker will grant the vote, although that is not yet a certainty. the conservatives promised at the last election that they would stick to a commitment to spend 0.7% of national income on overseas aid, but that was before the

will: how disabling is that to teach a black child you are at birth a victim, you are at birth put behind the 8 ball and incapable of aachieving? that seems to me the very essence of holding a child back and assigning them to very racist assumptions. >> it absolutely is when we tell people that they can't do something they won't even try so if you are telling young black children that they are anybody outside of that white, male, oppressor class or race they can't do anything, we are setting our future up and our children who are you are omost precious resources you are setting them up for failure and what will relook back to as a society when we see that, you know, these children have not succeeded? >> you know, quisha the proponents of critical race theory say the detractors the critics of critical race theory can't define it. do you feel you understand critical race theory and can define it. >> i think i have a good understanding. i think a lot of us do. it's true a lot of people don't truly understand what it is because they will say like oh, it's just teaching racial sensitivity or j

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he had the wrong date of birth for him. and if he had the right date of birth, any check, criminal records back then he would have found that just a few months prior to the dork lisk or slay ryan had allegedly held the knife to a french throat over $12.00, which you would think would cause a detective to consider him a little more seriously. you know, for the offense he was investigating, eventually like bruce, you're going to have a detention here during which time a judge is going to make a determination as to whether you're going to stay in jail or you can be released while you wait. your trot will unless you have a lot of money for attorneys, you're not going anywhere. basically, you go in there with your hands tied behind your back because of the power that we give to police officers in this nation. his word carry the day to do is both guarantees to be the trial and prohibit the use of a cruel and unusual punishment myself. i spent 15 months before trial in the county . do i made a new word? it's called i was petra noi

buckingham palace has released a statement about the birth. it says... the bbc�*s david willis in los angeles and asked him how people over there are welcoming the news of the royal baby. well, it is still fairly early in the morning here, about 11 o'clock on a sunday morning, and the news broke in the last couple of hours courtesy of harry and meghan�*s website. and that said that this little baby girl was born on friday at 11:1i0am in the morning local time at the santa barbara cottage hospital, which is very close to their home in the plush resort of montecito. mother and child are doing well, they are now back at home we're told, and the couple issued a statement saying, "onjune the 4th we were blessed with the arrival of our daughter lili. she is more than we could ever imagined, and we remain grateful for the love and prayers that we've felt from across the globe." a word about the name, she's to be known as lili, with an i rather than a y at the end. lilibet was apparently the nickname for the queen. herfather, king george v, gave her that the nic

her to remove the birth control to have her own child. that is insanity. we didn't even know it went to the us fans. we knew something was usual, but this is next level. conceive our viewers on p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with a warning from the german chancellor as her time and power begins approaching its end. today. uncle americal address the german parliament and said that germany as well as all of europe are on thin ice in their battle against the corona virus, especially now that the delta barian is expected to be responsible for almost all cases in the european union by august medical is urging germany and all you countries to adopt a common policy on quarantining people arriving from high risk areas. macro delivered today. what may very well be her last speech to parliament as head of government after 16 years in german chancellor. medical plans to step down in september when the country holds its next general election. but berlin was not the only city to see a final mirac

her to remove the birth control to have her own child. that is insanity. we didn't even know it went to the fans. we knew something was unusual, but this is next level. the puts our viewers on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with a warning from the german chancellor. as her time in power begins, approaching its end today, uncle americal address the german parliament and said that germany as well as all of europe are on thin ice in their battle against the corona virus. especially now that the delta barian is expected to be responsible for almost all cases in the european union by august. medical is urging germany and all you countries to adopt a common policy on quarantining people arriving from high risk areas. macro delivered today. what may very well be her last speech to parliament as head of government after 16 years in german chancellor, medical plans to step down in september when the country holds its next general election. but berlin was not the only city to see a final mira

, if they support unlimited abortion on demand up until the moment of birth, partial-birth abortion with taxpayer funding, with no parental consent and no parental notification, that is an extreme radical view far out of step with the american people. just 9% of americans agree with that radical view. 91% say that goes too far. in today's democratic party, that is the radical orthodoxy they would force on the entire country and that they would use to strike down any state laws protecting human life. >> thank you, senator cruz. i am going to leave two witnesses of correcting the statements that you have made. i am going to introduce them now. dr. develop our -- this doctor is a gynecologist that practices in the d.c. area. she is a physician for review to for health. working to improve reproductive health care. she has a compressive background and has worked for 20 years divining on the ground, committee based care focusing i merrily want the intersection of sexual health, reproductive rights and social justice. professor michelle goodwin is a professor at the university of california irv

but an accident, a live birth after eight saline infusion abortion. medical records state, eight saline abortion was done but unsuccessful. another record identifies a complication of pregnancy as the saline infusion portion. my medical -- abortion. might medical records indicate the doctors suspected i had a fatal heart effect because of the fetal distress. my grandmother demanded i be left to die but i am grateful for the nurse working that day, who was unwilling to do so and rushed me to the nicu. before you vilify my grandmother for that demand, note that i learned from two nurses that was common practice at st. luke's hospital. i know it was common practice for children like me, who survived abortions, to be placed in the utility closet, to be left to die. this was not an isolated incident. this was common practice. i suffered from severe respiratory problems, jaundice, seizures. i wait two pounds and 14 ounces -- i weighed two pounds and 14 ounces. it was estimated i was 31 weeks to recitation -- just station-- gestation. i hear this through the