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it means a male born on a wednesday.ese are names that tell us something about the circumstances of those people's birth. and also interesting enough, here is someone named moussa. this is an islamic name so this person was a mus muslim. people who came from north africa were likely to be exposed to islam. there were long standing trade networks so this is something that tells us a little bit about the religion and culture of people who came to the new world as slaves. people came from widely different groups, so people who came to the americas enslaved were in some cases muslim and in some cases catholic. the kingdom of congo was oinitially catholic. and of course there was especially in louisiana a connection with the caribbean, a lot of the ships made stops off in the caribbean before coming into the mainland of the united states, and so there was there again, another chance for that kind of blending and synchrotism with west african and caribbean religions there coming into louisiana. and it's also important to note

of foreign parenthood or one born in a foreign country as natural born citizens to be president. >> bob: rubio are attorney. >> it's very simple. he was earn bo here inside the united states. the further amendment said anyone born in the united states is a citizen united states at birth. >> bob: cruz's situation may be a about it more tenuous since he wasn't born in the united states. >> the first stated that children of citizens of u.s. that may be born beyond the sea, outside of the united states, or out of the limits of the u.s. shshl be considered as a natural born citizen. >> bob: in the end it didn't matter. judge john bowman ruled voeltz had no standing and that it was the wrong jurisdiction. >> this dults mat reside in hands of congress, so i do >> bob: bob norman, local10 news. >> janine: and bob tells us there are similar lawsuits filed in other december jurisdictions including a federal case filed by trump supporters in alabama. >>> a donald trump supportive in orlando claims he waste attacked for his political views. lou vols is nursing cuts and scrapes on his hands afte

so victor was born of anna and antoine. he would have been considered what they called in louisiana a quad room, 1/4 african, 3/4 european, and enslaved by his own family. this is one instance we know of for certain. over 100 years of ownership, of all these 350 four people, we know there were many, many more people born here of enslaved mothers and white fathers. and those children born of those enslaved women belonged to their own family, would not necessarily be treated better, and would sometimes be treated worse because usually there was a white wife somewhere in there who understood where those children were coming from. so, the separation between enslaved people and enslavers was not really there. there was a lot of mixing in terms of sexual assault, in terms of actual relationships. certainly here in louisiana, a lot of people of color existed here because of consensual relationships, where enslaved women would be freed and given their own property. louisiana has a mix of people, free people of color, and people ens

tracia has signed a contract to give the twins she'll be bearing to carsten after they're born. >> and so they're right here in the middle of the uterus, and i hope the next time we look with an ultrasound. >> catheter's all clear. >> awesome. >> 30 seconds and now we're pregnant. waiting for all these years, and then suddenly. >> if the pregnancy doesn't take, it's not the end. carsten has 12 more embryos in frozen storage. assisted reproduction is booming business in the u.s. >> it does cost a high amount of money. many people don't have that money. and unfortunately that means that some people, like anything in life, if you can't afford it, you can't do it. >> a lot of planning and money went into creating noah and tristan, and they're being raised in a happy and affluent family. but what happens when such planning doesn't lead to success? >> you raise expectations. i bought an egg from a person at a very prestigious university, and you turned out to be someone who just works in a supermarket. this is a defective good. are you going to treat the baby like a product rather than as a

i wasn't born amity. and i can assure you i'm not afraid to fight for what i believe in. >> stephen: please welcome octavia spencer! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i like that. not every guest dances on the way out. thank you very much. >> it's the only exercise i get sometimes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, i understand you're actually-- you're from the deep south. you're from alabama. >> montgomery, alabama. >> stephen: but you don't have any accent, what gives? >> well, i do when i work. i did a lot of speech competitions to pay for college. and it kind of eradicates any type of dialect. >> stephen: but when you work you have an accent, but in your >> in my real life-- >> stephen: only when you pretend to be somebody else you have your actual accent. >> yes. >> stephen: that's way more complex than i can understand. >> it's true. i'm more relaxed, and i think it comes out. >> stephen: oh, really? >> yeah. >> stephen: i'm from charleston, south carolina, and i don't really have an

>>> in midlands baby born into the world under some unique circumstances. the news at 10 starts right now. >>> life from trend one -- wach fox studios. this is wach fox news attend. >>> pressure is mounting after the dui arrest of kelvin washington. some are asking for him to step aside. one person is still in the hospital after washington reportedly ran to the back -- ran into the back of another car while under the influence this weekend. >> he is facing felony dui charges after a state trooper said he crash into the back of another car in hopkins. washington is the second- highest profile official to face charges within a week. tonight, melanie barden's tells us how some colleagues are concerned. drug to elected officials charged with dui in just one >> donnie has had problems like this before, we have two people in the hospital.>> reporter: solicitor donnie myers was charged after running into a telephone pole on thursday.'s third event since 2005. richard -- richland county official kelvin washington hit another car with two people inside. both were se

cruz was born...! ( bird song ) that, of course, is the sound of canada's national bird, the loon. if you knew that, you are not qualified to be president of the united states. or maybe you are. personally, i think the whole thing is horse ( bleep ) but, donald trump doesn't. listen to what trump has been playing at his rallies. ♪ born in the u.s.a. ♪ yes, "born in the u.s.a.!" it could be worse-- he could be taunting ted with the canadian anthem, which i think is that barenaked ladies song: ♪ chickity-china, the chinese chicken ♪ ♪ you have a drum stick and your brain stops tickin' ♪ ♪ our home and native land but cruz has his own snappy musical comeback. >> now ted cruz is saying donald trump, you know, is from somewhere even worse than canada: new york. >> i think he may shift in his new rallies to playin' "new york, new york." because, you know, donald comes from new york, and he embodies new york values. >> stephen: wait a second. i don't like what he's insinuating about new york, that donald tru

. >> i was born and raised here. i know what north carolina has been, i know with we've been and where we're going. i think we're going backwards. >> first it's about priorities. you've got governor m cc roy and leaders with corporate tax give aways with those at the top and ex-pension of public education and the middle class. >> cooper has an ambitious new education plan including state paid tuition to community colleges. >> what is happened over the last few years, david, is wrong were north carolina. i think about north carolina as the education state. we were the first state in this country to open our doors to higher education spotted by the -- supported by the public. national average in teacher salaries, not perfect. we're moving forward in north carolina. now we've dropped towards the bottom. we've dropped to 42 in teacher pay. 24 this is a very comprehensionive plan and when you prior advertise, you can invest in public education. >> i want to mike sure i understand that. prioritizing, i think you're saying

born online, raised by technology which saves dollars. and when they save, you save. so you can tell some of your dollars, "good news, gang! we're going out for ice cream!" auto and home insurance for the modern world. ( band playing ) thanks for being here. and congratulations on the show on fox, "grandfathered." >> thank you. they both guest starred on there as well. >> stephen: when were they going to have time? because, again, you guys got picked up for another season of "fuller house," and i'm not surprised at all because what i like about it is it's a fun, to nostalgic reboot, kind of owns that it's nostalgia. >> it does, it does, and reboots are great. actually we're doing a couple of them. i didn't know if you knew this. >> stephen: i didn't. >> it's a more gritty "full house." >> it's called "full house nights," and we play adult roommate detectives who have seen a little bit too much. >> the basic premise, stephen, is, after the kids go to bed, the full house dads go out and solve crimes. >> it's scum of the earth stuff. things people love-- drugs, sex- a lo

alex chuckles at the notion. >> where was marco rubio born, sir? >> he was born in miami. he's trying to save the american dream to bring it more within reach for people than everr before. cruz is notecause he was born in canada and insisting rubio isn't either even though he was born in america and his parents weren't. >> the reason is to prevent foreign influence into the office of the president. >> reporter: mike, not a lawyer, made a comprehensive detailed argument with attorneys representing rubio and cruz listening in. they responded that mike cannot be harmed in the case. therefore, he has no right bringing the suit. broward judge john bowman agreed. >> i do dismiss your case with prejudice, sir. >> thank you. >> mike's concern is a foreign influence gaining access to the white house. after an hour long hearing, the mike is a registered republican. he would not teell us who he is voting for. nbc 6 news. >>> all right. a warm one today. we are south of a cold fronw that's right across lake okeechobee. winds out of the west with sunshine. that tends to be a warm setup

we have the latest details on campaign 20- 16. 3 a miami university student born with a rare disorder has big dreams to inspire others. that story coming up. 3 good morning.we'll get to moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 ohio can try again to execute a man convicted of murder decades ago. the state supreme court rules a botched attempt seven years ago does not constitute cruel and unusual punishment. romell broom was convicted of murder for stabbing a 14-year old cleveland girl in 1984. broom's scheduled execution was never carried out. authorities tried for two hours to find a vein to administer his lethal injection.. but could not. 3 two kentucky women are accused baby's go- fund- me account. laura leinghang -- who lives in washington state -- trusted a friend to handle the account to raise money for her child's medical issues.lucas was born with a congenital heart defect. but when leinghang went to collect the two thousand dollars to pay hospital bills -- it was gone.kristal lynn seli and her partner jennifer byass

on this day and that's wear jennifer chen and her brand-new baby born on leap day at 3:53 a.m. weighing in at 7 pounds recommend you check that here's the part of the story where we revealed the surprise antonio is jennifer chen's second leap year baby everyone thinks we planned and i'm like we did not plan this in here's the first one is a little giovanni was born february february 292004 savior three years old now officially come when students only don't think so it's a major coincidence. >> this is your opportunity to reveal the fact that you plan as we hear that so much but it was not planned okay i believe her so where does that fit in all this at the bottom of the totem pole okay i believe him to at the end of the day it planned or not fact is acting as a little antonio is one beautiful baby boy what are the chances of that having one on this day i wish we were the babies it would be great and still have gray hair can't do math like that. >> i actually have a friend who was born on leap day and i always ask and we were going to high school would you celebrate you pick the

i come only to bring word of god's love and to say that all must be born again. >> born a second timehave wrought? >> are you a scribe or a pharisee? >> are your words not for all? >> yes, for all. i'm here to speak of a light coming into the world, and those who live by the truth can enter this light, knowing it. it can be plainly seen that whatever they do from then on is done through god. have you understood? >> i have. >> rabbi! >> john? i-is it john? >> the tetrarch arrested him, and they've taken him to the fortress called machaerus. it's in the desert across the jordan. there's no hope for rescue. ♪ >> how do i now speak of love, forgiveness? how? i am trapped by the feelings of a man who longs to attack this injustice. now i know my father's anger at how we fail him. now i feel i am not to bring peace, but a sword. [ indistinct conversations ] [ animal grunts ] [ men chanting ] what magnificent buildings. who is not awed by this? look upon them. burn them into your memory, for i say that not one stone will remain upon the other. all will be thrown down, all -- all of what you

>> on pure logic you can determine that ted cruz and marco rubio are not natural born citizens. because special board citizenship has never been defined. >> reporter: ted cruz was born in canada to an american mother. rubio was born in miami but his parents did not become us citizens until four years later >> there has to be a bright line regulation. and it's not discriminatory. it's a bright line regulation. that requires generations of citizenship. it's not required your parents your parents are naturalized at the time you are born >> reporter: the question questions the logic. >> you have one form of citizenship and how you obtained it might be several routes. once you have obtained it that's what you are. in 2012 judge tossed a similar case he brought against the authenticity of president barack obama's birth certificate. he had no better luck now the judge dismissed his case saying he would not be harmed as a voter and the county circuit court was not the place for deciding the issue. >> it's quite clear it's been rolled on in over 20 states in the last 2-3 months. it's an

miles and walter were born 11 minutes apart. miles was born about midnight on sunday.lter was born on february 29th just minutes into the leap day. >> we talked about celebrating the birthday on the 28th on nonleap year years and when it is a leap year and we have the 29th, just having a two-day weekend blowout. >> sounds good. the twins were born prematurely. they will stay at the hospital for a bit before heading home. >>> we're back after a quick break. stay with us. ,,,,,, (baseball on tv in background) with heart failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. a high school mascot.. sendg the wron >>> i'm allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, a high school mascot sending the wrong message. the fiery debate over a p

what are the chances of someone being born on leap day having a baby born on leap day? that's one in two million. >> i call that god's timing. >> they have to play the lottery. we were talking about twins >> i'm up next. >> having a baby on leap day or april fools' day. >> i think leap day is kind of cool. >> april fools' day coming up. >> i have a grandmother born on april fools' day. >> it is always a positive. we'll have a good day. it will be warming into the 80's area wide. making plans to get outdoors, go ahead. many of us have to deal with allergens. you see allergy issues with the allergy cast, all in the high category. oak, juniper and grass. outside for very long, maybe you have to work outside, we are talking about 80 disturbance temperatures in many spots with no rain chances chances. a fire threat will be elevated as well as these pollen counts. look at the temperatures as we 40's. we are at 41 in ocala. 57 in orlando. 47 in palm coast. here's a look at the pinpoint accurate forecast. >> notice as we take you into the time period with windows into each time

rubio who was born to immigrant parents and cruz who was born in canada are not natural born citizens. >> ted cruz and marco rubio is not natural born citizens. foreign country or one born to foreign parents could be president. >> in the end judge bow man ruled there was no standing and the wrong jurisdiction. >> neki: coming up all caught on camera. >> todd: coming up we'e' tell yu this driver rammed her car into a fast food restaurant. >> neki: and there was trouble sticking the landing. we'll tell you all about it coming up next. >> jennifer: and our weather here in south florida ciek waiking dowp a few showers out there. not everywhere. mainly over miami-dade. i'll have a look at radar and of course the rest of the weekend forecast. will it stay dry or could it become wet? all the details coming up. with todd tongen we had real people make their own pizzas. they chose the ingredients they wanted. i like the fresh dough what's bha? what are fillers: you guys just made your pizza the way i make my pizza. hey! no ingredients that you can't pronounce and no artificial flavor and we're

as he will point out, dwight eisenhower was born in 1891. when frederick jackson turner said in his famous thesis, essay. he said the frontier closed. therefore, america changed because the frontier had made america. he talked about the west. the west, of course is where the frontier was. i want to say tonight this is really about the midwest. frederick jackson was from wisconsin in the midwest. our first version of the frontier thesis was downgraded was dumbraided in kansas city by a man who worked with thomas hart benton, who himself invented the thesis of manifest destiny. he was when the leaders of kansas city, one of the people one of the people who helped create the move to put the bridge over the missouri river which created kansas city. he also helped found oregon. he took the oregon trail and was the first governor appointed by lincoln of colorado. but he wrote books about this thesis. westward, the path of empire. in his thesis he said there is a temperate zone of the world and empire is moving constantly from the east to the west.

baby daniel was born four months ago with microcephaly. his head is disproportionately small and his brain underdeveloped. when the father heard that his son would be disabled, he abandoned the family. now she has to take her son to hospital twice a week and is unable to continue her job at a local bakery. it's impossible to make ends meet. jaqueline: it's very frustrating. at the end of every month i pray, "jesus, please help me!" i need to pay the rent and all the bills. there's nothing left. they say my son needs this and that, but i can't afford it. it's very hard. i'm completely alone. i just force myself to go on. reporter: when it rains in the city of recife, it generally pours. this tropical city in the northwest of brazil is at the epicenter of the zika outbreak. the number of cases here has soared, as has the number of children being born with microcephaly. the mosquito-born virus has raised plenty of questions, and many people up and down the country are anxious. slapping on mosquito repellent is one way of combating brazil's pu

i come only to bring word of god's love and to say that all must be born again. >> born a second timeyou have wrought? >> are you a scribe or a pharisee? >> are your words not for all? >> yes, for all. i'm here to speak of a light coming into the world, and those who live by the truth can enter this light, knowing it. it can be plainly seen that whatever they do from then on is done through god. have you understood? >> i have. >> rabbi! >> john? i-is it john? >> the tetrarch arrested him, and they've taken him to the fortress called machaerus. it's in the desert across the jordan. there's no hope for rescue. ♪ >> how do i now speak of love, forgiveness? how? i am trapped by the feelings of a man who longs to attack this injustice. now i know my father's anger at how we fail him. now i feel i am not to bring peace, but a sword. [ indistinct conversations ] [ animal grunts ] [ men chanting ] what magnificent buildings. who is not awed by this? look upon them. burn them into your memory, for i say that not one stone will remain upon the other. all will be thrown down, all -- all of what

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born hispanics median age of u.s. born hispanics is 19. that means half of the hispanic population born in the united states is still not into adulthood. it gives you a sense of today's youth concerns relative importance among hispanic voters. this is another wild card how many of them will vote, how many will turn out, register, et cetera. but also not just about this election cycle something that will continue for the next two to three decades as we don't have a number of first time voters, a number of young people who know where to register, beginning their adult life, moving around, establishing families. it's actually hard to get a young person to register to vote. the previous panel a lot of folks are talking about this, more of a youth issue than a latino issue. the youth issue is more of a challenge for hispanics than it is for other groups. what about nativity? i think this is one of the most i wanting charts in our most recent report. look at the share foreign born. relatively flat since about 2000. in other words naturalizations

frank cam have a new born baby? expecting? have a new born baby? expecting? here is a factoid your baby will make more routine visits in its first year than any other year in his or hers life ... dr nick deblasio here from childrens hospital here with the question new parents should be asking at these visits... eating enough? eat sleep schedule ? pooping or peeing enough ? be making eye grasping for things ? it may feel like you were just at the office and now you're headed back again. your baby will visit the doctor for more his first year than in any other year the point of these visits is to make sure your baby is growing, developing normally, and staying healthy. great opportunity questions you have about your child's development, safety, immunizations, and here are some of parents ask at the two-month well- doctor will be able to address: is my baby eating enough? pediatricians generally recommend feeding babies whenever they seem hungry. if your baby is having problems gaining weight, your pediatrician will probably advise not to go too long without fee

and that's hawaiian because i was born that way because that's expectation. you're hawaiian, you're going to be less. you're hawaiian, you're going to fail more. it's old. it's in you. it's part of your identity. but when i navigate a voyage, i know when the storm comes, it's going to take you to the bone. and if the storm keeps coming, you've got to stand up. that's just what you've got to do. it's this zone where you learn to make fear your best friend. you hold it really close to you and you open up the door to believing that you can make it. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >>> hawaii is america. as american as anything could possibly be. yet it also never shed what was there before in the layers and layers that have come since. it's a wonderful tricky conflicted mutant in lack of a better word you'd have to call paradise. no man's paradis

my parents were not born in america. my parents understood america with special because they knew what life is like outside of america. likerents knew what it was to live in a society that says it does not matter how hard you work, how good you are, if your parents were not the right people, he would only be allowed to go so far. to you theribed human condition for almost all of history group most every person that has ever lived has lived in a society that trapped them in the circumstances of their birth. in 1956, my parents came here. they had nothing. my father lost his mother when he was nine, so he never finished school. he worked from the time he was nine years old. my mother did not have it much easier. she was one of seven girls raised in rural cuba by a disabled father. and they struggled. when they came here in 1956, they had no money. anyone, barelyw had any education, and barely knew english. life was hard. book years ago, i wrote a and started interviewing my mom to write about their history. she told me som

that needs there more black babies born into homes without a mom and a dad. whether you look at brookings institute or heritage as polar opposites. one is on the right one is on the left.dada all the data shows when a child is born into that kind of situation their chances of falling into poverty not graduating from high school and falling into crime are exponential over like 70%. so if democrats are really interested and i talk about inbn the book "con job" in solvingul this problem they would look at how do we stop and it's not just one generation, it's many generations and it startedne happening in the early 60s0sdani when daniel patrick moynihan who was a democrat senator and he worked for president johnson, he wrote the moynihan report. then they grow case for action is the formal term of it. he wrote to president johnson when he was assistant secretary of labor and said jobson i'm concerned here. alert we have 23% of black babies being born into homes without fathers and i'm seeing a rise in increase of black women on welfare. and the men going to jail

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at 36 he found a bride who was 15 years younger, looked white and had been born in free -- had been born free in new orleans. the two with beautiful daughters, cora and lena calhoun, were both highly educated in the so-called missionary schools that sprang up all over the old confederacy after the war. sponsored by white northern philanthropists and mostly staffed by white northern teachers, these schools and colleges instilled confidence as well as rigorous academics into their students who were being trained to become the first black teachers in the south. cora graduated from atlanta university, and lena graduated from fisk in nashville, tennessee, where a massachusetts youth named w.e.b. dubois, known as willie, who was prepping for harvard fell hopelessly in love with her. back in the mountains of massachusetts where duboise's family had lived in freedom since colonial days, young willie was both the star student and the star athlete, but he had never before seen such confident young men or beautiful girls as he saw in the south. and he was bowled over by what he described in his aut

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. >> danielle: a bouncing baby eagle born in washington d.c., winged citizen around 8:00 this morning. hatchingng live via webcam. and millions tuned into watch t the zookeepers spotting the eagle's nest last month, and the second egg is expected toatch later this weekend. >> lynn: so she did all the hard work and just watches. >> danielle: just like us. >> lynn: i was get say, doctors calling it a miracle when a little baby born, less than a pound is showing signs of growing strong. >> danielle: oh, that's great. and spring break is great for many students as you know, and see how local kids are spending their time off giving back to the community. >> and we have been on record watch today. the temperatures coming up just short of a record around miami. but you'll notice more clouds the forecast is coming up. >> lynn: is he considered to be one of the smallest babies ever born in nebraska. look at that little guy. but this tiny fighter is staying strong and beating the odds. this baby, he weighed less than a pouou at birth. >> danielle: that is incredible, and now, three months later