but generally speaking, for a child who is born to a u.s.izen who is serving in the military, they are considered naturally born citizen. now, does that child become a dual citizen of the u.s. and the host country? that depends on the rules of the host country. they are automatically u.s. citizen. whether or not they become a citizen of wherever, whatever country they're in, depends on the rules of that country. >> a lot of red tape. >> it is all very, very interesting. generally speaking, this is from the citizen -- this from some legal place. it doesn't actually say here. there are three ways to become a citizen of the united states. birth in the u.s. or u.s. territories, birth outside of the u.s. to parents who are u.s. citizens and naturalization. a child porn overseas may also be i au.s. citizen in one or both of its parents are citizens. that determines that. children born overseas have to meet certain requirements to gain citizenship but one would be if one or both of your parents are u.s. citizen. so there you go. child's parents sho

>> almost immediately. >> almost immediately after being born? >> michelle is director of neonatal services in the hospital in southwest florida. she said babies were born to moms addicted to painkillers during pregnancy have tremors, d digestion problems and cry constantly. >> what can you do to make her feel better? >> she's on morphine. >> they treat the withdrawal by giving the baby morphine because it's a lot like the drug her mother was taking. it kaumz her down like any addict getting a fix. >> so she's still addicted to a dr right now. she's addicted to morphine at the moment. and she's three and a half weeks old. that's the part that is so crazy. >> it's hard to get your head around. >> yeah. it is. >> reporter: she'll be weaned off the morphine slowly and eventually be drug free. and she won't be alone. on the day we visited nethe neonatal unit, ten babies were being treated for withdrawal. if that sounds unusual, sadly, it's not. in hospitals across america, there is an epidemic of babies born addicted to prescription painkillers like

woody guthrie was born in 1912 in oklahoma.rican depression, he was writing an incredible songs about the internal migrations in the u.s., the people that had to leave the dust bowl, areas of the texas panhandle, oklahoma, arizona, and move to the fruit orchards of california. it was a huge mass migration, similar to the east to west migration. now it is more south to north. that great migration is still going on. woody wrote these incredible songs and eventually ended up coming to new york city in 1940. he lived out on coney island. although he never himself had a career in which was anything like mind -- he never went on tour, never sold t-shirts, he barely made records. the people around him like pete seeger, the weavers, were singing these songs and popularizing the songs. this was particularly during the 1960 policy during the fall of revival. people like bob dylan had heard about woody guthrie. , psyche may not exist. he did exist and he was suffering from a turbulent degenerative disease called huntington's disease. bill

>>> tonight on "rock center," they're born that way. infants addicted at birth to prescription painkillers their mothers are abusing. tonight kate snow reports on a growing national problem that doctors, nurses and hospitals already know all too well. >> when a pregnant woman is addicted to opiates and taking opiates. >> the baby gets high just like she does. nobody wakes up the in the morning and says, gosh i'm happy to be a junkie mom. >> i couldn't quit crying. i know it is all my fault. i don't know where it did that to where it really hurts. >> also tonight, making a difference. chelsea clinton goes inside a school in a juvenile prison that was once notorious for abuse and neglect but is now turning hard cases into scholars. >> what if the kids who need it the most got the best that we had to offer, what if that was our starting point? >> and the great beyond, harry smith takes us to the top of the world where scientists are building something that looks straight out of "star wars" with an ambitious goal to unlock the secrets of th

one, that jesus was born in bethlehem. to a virgin named mary. whose husband, joseph, was of the lineage of david. and this according to the writers of those two gospels was in fulfillment of the hebrew prophesies. so despite very clear and seemingly troubling contradictions in some of the details the more important thing is, i think, the points on which they disagree. >> on the physical -- on the physical details was it an inn or was it a two-story house? >> an inn or a two-story house. that's an interesting question. there certainly is a theory now that it was a two-story house. that the word that is oftentimes translated "inn" is a word that really should be translated "house" and that the couple were not turned away by a mean, old innkeeper but rather were let into the guest room of a typical two-story palestinian house. >> or was it the guest room was filled and they were told that they could rest with and sleep with the animals who were, where downstairs? >> the first story, the first floor is typically a place where the animals were kept.

today as every day the maternity unit is on alert a deformed baby has just been born the fifth this week. this newborn is suffering from serious malformations the doctors think he will survive but he may never be able to walk. on the other side. and he needs an operation at the moment he's much too weak for us to move forward with surgery so we have him on observation so we have seen many other types of deformities he's not alone some are more severe than others we have something is born with that skulls without organs and sometimes with their legs totally twisted hard look at this little lax the mother of this baby is in shock this woman has had three children before this one all born without any health problems this deformed baby is the first such case in her family. but there's a dramatic rise in such phenomena in fallujah one birth and five now exhibits congenial malformation. this doctor sees only one possible solution and it is radical i am myself. and i am the richer. and more suited to. my baby was that. how did it come to this all these babies were born after two thousand and fo

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i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is wre

i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i

i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri. now i ask you which is correct? missouri or missouri? >> missouri. okay. neither one. [laughter]. you can't say the native americans were wrong for saying missouri. you can't say the french were wrong for pronouncing it in their

born just a couple of weeks later.ding to one doctor at columbia university. the findings show women should at least proceed with caution before scheduling an earlier term birth. trace gallagher with the news live in our west coast news hub. trace, how did this study work? >> jorn, it took 128,000 babies born in new york and those babies were all born between 37 weeks and 41 weeks of pregnancy. they followed those kids for the next eight years. in eight years they compared their birth records though their academic records, mainly their math and reading scores and they found that even the babies born at 37 and 38 weeks had lower test scores than babies born at 39 weeks and much lower than babies born at 40 and 41 weeks. so, giving birth when it's convenient might be a bad idea. listen. >> 39 and 40 weeks tends to be right now what we consider best. nature knows best a lot of times this, you know, my obstetrician is going out of town or i'm just tired of being pregnant or if i deliver before january 1st there is a tax ad

i was born in honduras and i was born a few weeks premature. doctor thought that my mom was going to have twins so they induced labor and without the aid of an ultra sound, even if it was the mid 1970s, i was born not ready to be born with some serious health conditions. >> you were born very prematurely. >> most of the doctors were ready to give up on me. they even bought a coffin and had a death certificate signed. my mom kept on believing. but for the longest time the odds were against me surviving. >> you had your own personal experience of necklace hospitals a lot. was there a point in your life where you said, look, there's got to be an easier way to get people the supplies they need because it's not working for everybody around the world right now. >> i think having substantial medical intervention where you're that little gives you a very real understanding of what a doctor does. as soon as i learned to drive, my mom would call me every other month to go pick up little kids that had an asthma attack that needed nebulizers because they d

citizenship to anyone born within its borders. what exactly do they mean by clarifying the 14th amendment? flashback to lee's senate campaign in 2010. >> the 14th amendment provides that any person born in the united states who is subject to the jurisdiction thereof shall be a citizen of the united states. the way i read that amendment is that you're not necessarily subject to the jurisdiction sof the united states just because you're born here. and if you're born to parents of illegal aliens who have come here in open violation of our laws, you're not born in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. >> okay. true. he doesn't say repeal. but there is no disputing he campaign order denying citizenship to children of illegal immigrants even if the children are born in the united states. hbo has not commented publicly on the complaint from lee. >>> up next, for the 33rd time republicans in the house voted down all or part of president obama's health care law. they keep talking about repealing it, but what's their pl

these cubs were just born to, i love this, they were born to helen and tom. >> adorable. >> neighbors. these are the new cubs of helen and tom. >> helen and tom. >> what do they think is going to happen? are they going to be able to see completely eventually after treatment? >> they didn't say. all the zoo is saying is they're behind the scenes now and spending time with their mom in this little area. dad, tom, is never far away. they are performing different medical treatments and surgeries in order to correct this problem that both of these snow leopard cubs seem to be suffering. >> look at them. so cute. >> even owe they're having this eye problem, it's not effecting their spirit. >> maybe get them a pair of glasses. >> the woodland park zoo tries to rescue as many snow leopards and maintain their quality of life. >>> if you're a mountain bike enthusiast "where the trail ends" is a new film coming out in september presented by red bull. this is incredible footage. ride their mountain bikes. it's beautiful, striking imagery. if the teaser here gets more than 1 million hits, that unl

but he was born in a difficult circumstance because he was born with red hair and much lighter skin than his siblings. it was obvious that he was born to a white man at a time that it was illegal for blacks and whites to marry. he grew up feeling that he had, inside of his spirit, so many different parts of his country. he ended up becoming a person that did everything he could to unite people. he was a union organizer bringing people together for justice. he was a democratic activist working within the party to support fdr. he was an entrepreneur, bringing people together for business endeavor. and he wanted his children and then his grandchildren to understand that what makes this country great is how united it is. he used to load us onto an rv and drive us around the country to show us how great this nation is. he would tell us history of our country even if he didn't know it. we would ask him questions when we were driving through arizona. "grand-dad, why do they call this town yuma, arizona?" and he would say, "well, let me see, that's because when this town was founded, there was a

officials say it's the 6th cub born at the san diego zoo.e most cubs born at a breeding facility outside of china. her age made her pregnancy at risk but zoo officials say mom and baby are doing fine. they are going to have to wait 2 2 moment months to know the baby's sex. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news and tonight we have more information on that man just arrested after authorities found several guns and 5000 rounds of ammunition in his car. keep in mind we are always here for you. tmz is up next on channel 36. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built.

to the -- born to be wild born to be wild did your motor running city going to make it happen by year good -- bicycle space born to be wild and i am running on empty running blind running blind it into the city sun and want some parking to find it running on empty running blind running blind and i want the parking, to and i do not even know what i'm looking sometimes to find i don't even know what i am looking to the city to find ♪ supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you very much. we have been waiting for a long time to reach this point with this legislation. and i will urge the committee to please move ahead with what the chair wants to do as soon as possible. a lot of businesses are depending on this for this such rigid, and i urge the city to pass the motions. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you, thank you, sir. anyone else that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, i wanted to add my name to items 3 and 5. if there is no objection, can we move all these items forward as the committee report with a positive recommendation for consid

the new born grass trampled beneath the earth. no one else should die here. there was a flash, no, 2 secrets locked in a fire ball. the shift of wind the sudden weight of blue heat formless days worn past, changed since the coming of endless night. >> and my last poem -- speaks to world events. and now i'm also thinking about the atrocities in berma. called the world i leave you. once there were 2 towers then there were none. i searched among the rubble for bones of men. what kind of world i leave you, what's human left of race? what more can i give you to resurrect your faith? smiles, i give and laughter like rain, flakes of snow that gently splay against the window pain. light transformed to rainbow, sweat from a dancer's brow. giggles of rivers running down mountains, flowers unfolding to face the sky. pain from sclap nal's path. blood from solders punctured hearts still borns pushed from aching wombs this belongs to you. dirt and miracles reborn. sweetness made sweeter by bitter sun and shadow forged as one. once there were 2 towers then there were none.

"dancing in the dark" "born in the u.s.a." "born in the u.s.a."he song, was as bruce put it, the most misunderstooding song since louie lieuway. >> rose: (laughs) that's funny. >> that's the song george will went to hear and said springsteen is wonderful and ronald reagan picked up on that when he was just about to begin campaigning for his second term. and he referred admiringly to bruce and springsteen was at first angry and confused and from the stage he kind of denounced that connection between him and reagan yet for some people persisted because of the imagery of that tour. the big flag behind him, the bandanna. the cutoff sleeves. he seemed like a politically versatile figure. he wasn't just a figure of protest on the left. he was also comfortable for the right and that persists to this day. who's his loud estefan in new jersey? chris christie. and they don't really like that. springsteen's circle does not... >> rose: on the other hand there is this: he was way out front for john kerry in 2004. he felt even better about barack obama in 2008

webb was born in tyler, texas, and raised in san francisco. he attended george washington high school. it was with the foundation of the san francisco public school education and he has become a world-class musician that is widely recognized for his skillful performance is -- performances on the saxophone. it is important to keep music in the public schools. mr. webre -- webb was recently inducted into the blues hall of fame based on his accomplishments with etta james, john lee hooker, queen ada, and a host of other groups. he has worked in the fillmore western comedy having served as a treasure on the fillmore merchant's association and d eejaying the show -- radio show. we are anxiously awaiting the release of his cd which will showcase his versatility in blues, smyth jazz, and r&b. i would like to thank both of these gentlemen for the great commitment to the fillmore especially their work in the business corridor and i offer the highest commendation to them for their accomplishments and services. [applause] if you could say a few words, th

in it's truly skeptical of country where we were born and. also ask us why the fight in switzerland wife while fighting in united states we. see the many factors in sport is global and that's why if we have a chance to buy the new place a new city and to deliver a good fight for fans we do that because we enjoy that and the question. many people explain the placement of the spite with politics because you are a leader of the you down a party and the fight is a september and october are you going to run for parliament in ukraine so is this fight part of that election campaign. you know what sport and digs to suppressing somebody your case let me popularity is popularity ok. ok all my career is perforation for parliament election like bush was in there going on all his career was a preparation for his political career is that you've. made him popular. you know what a sportsman i am very popular and political i make it feel steps but it's a very good step we build a team and exactly the same. skills what i use in books and use and pulte i mean y

i was born lonely and will live lonely and die lonely. the audience has always given me a life ever since i was 2 years old. i danced for them on the streets and they threw money and i said, i'm home. it's nice to be back. >> what do you think your public reputation is now? >> my public reputation? i've been traveling around the country a long time because i was kind of -- after the trial, i was a nervous breakdown. if anybody in my life, i didn't have anybody in my life, but if anybody had loved me, they would have taken me to hawaii and laid me down in the sand. there wasn't anybody so i just got in the car and drove around living on twinkies and weber's bread and walk into a poolroom and shoot some nine ball and stuff like that. but the fans have never ever ever left me. >> you communicate with them through facebook and stuff like that? >> i had a facebook. don't know what the hell a facebook is. i don't even type. a friend of mine said you need a facebook. i thought they were going to cut my face or something. here it is, you talk to

i am born and raised here in san francisco. i would like to say that you guys should approve this eir and allow this process to go on. i come from a personal and professional background. personally, my father was born in louisiana in 1931, a time and place in which the health-care industry was not helpful to our community. he worked in the cotton fields and was able to get a job for the railroads, made his way to california and went from the borough's two working for united airlines. prior to his retirement, he was diagnosed with leukemia. having been diagnosed with leukemia and a history of his relationship with the medical industry in america, my father was not mentally prepared for his battle with leukemia. cpmc provided a team of practitioners around him and i am proud to say that my father is here. he, through the voice of my father, is supportive of this project and would not know what to do with out cpmc. he is attending it on a regular basis and i go there with him. i have been able to walk hospital and i have seen posi

if you are -- born to parents of illegal immigrants you are not born in the united states and subjectiction thereof. >> okay. true. he doesn't say repeal. but there is no disputing he campaign order denying citizenship to children of illegal immigrants even if the children are born in the united states. hbo has not commented publicly on the complaint from lee. up next, to the 33rd time, republicans in the house voted down all or part of president obama's health care law that keep talking about repealing it but what's their plan? you are watching "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. you're entered for a chance to win a trip to the olympic games for life. to cheer the summer athletes to new heights, starting in 2016... as you experience every moment, every emotion, every four years... for the rest of your life. visa. supporting athletes and the olympic games for 25 years. people everywh