one of the most prominent child psychiatrists working in the child psychiatrists working in the childdownloading a very large amount of child pornography, what question marks does that raise over the consistent? —— system? marks does that raise over the consistent? -- system? iwould marks does that raise over the consistent? -- system? i would not say it has something to do with this system at all. you find rotten eggs in every basket and still people who have done bad things they also do things that are quite good and normal. this child expert commission reviews all of the cases in the country, he was one of those people. yeah, he was one of these people in this commission. 0 my dear, i didn't know. there was an occasion in the case we were looking at ourselves where he criticised you personally and criticised your professional judgement very harshly. was that the same person? yes. he actually criticised your professional opinion. yes he did. and i disagreed with this very much and i was quite angry when i received this and it makes me think, of course. if this is the same person, th

it was two child protection experts.irjob, to advise the authorities whether or not she could keep her child. i was very scared and i didn't want them in my house in the first place. i hadn't asked for them to come to my house and observe us together. norway's child protection service was worried about the little girl's development, but cecilie had rejected offers of help. they thought she wasn't taking proper care of her daughter. so she took him up here? yeah, she took him up here. during their visit, the experts, a male psychiatrist and a female psychologist, scrutinised everything that happened. my daughter, she said, i think she said she was hungry, she wanted something to eat. but i had decided i would cook a meal later after the experts had left my house and so ijust offered her, would you like some chocolate, a chocolate cereal bar. and then the expert, he took that, he wrote in the report that probably i am only giving her chocolate cereal bars all the time for every meal. that is the only thing, that i don't kn

alien child. a uac is defined as a child who has no lawful immigration status in the united states, has not attained 18 years of age, and with respect to whom there is no parent or legal guardian in the united states or no parent or legal guardian in the united states u.s. is available to provide care. designation of a child as a uac, which can change over time depending on the circumstances does not provide lawful , immigration status. however, uacs are afforded procedural safeguards with respect to asylum processing not available to other aliens including other minors accompanied by a parent or guardian. once the determination is made that a child is a uac, dhs is required by law to physically transfer the child to department of health and human services office of refugee resettlement care within 72 hours. uacs aree brief period in dhs custody pending transfer , to hhs, they are put into a separate holding area apart from adult detainees for safety. throughout the process, we take great care to

child to determine relationships. they also review available documentations and record checks to determine such relationships. when a child lacks lawful immigration status in the united states and its determine they're not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian or the parent or legal guardian is transferred to a criminal detention setting due to criminal charges, the child is designated a uac. pursuant to the requirements of the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act of 2008, the child will be transferred to the care of the department of health and human services office of refugee resettlement, hhs. risk factors indicate that their potential victim of trafficking. immediately notify immigration enforcement for hsi. if an agent or officer suspects or any member of the group in which the uac was traveling is involved or complicit in the trafficking act, it will generally detain all individuals from further processing an interview by the child is then referred to hhs by way of a separate medication via e-m

a parent and as a child. each p. j. library book has informational flaps that talks a little about the story, what the jewish holiday may be that's being celebrated for the value of the book, what it illustrates. it has recipes or online links if you want to learn more and handson activities to do with your kids based -- hands-on activities to do with your kids based on what you learned. we'll continue the conversation here in mosaic in just a bit. [ cell phone rings ] >> yeah, i'm watching it too. i see them every day. >> the curtains, they're always drawn in this place. >> i know. >> that guy, it seems like he's in charge of them. i don't know, i don't feel very good about this. >> we have to report this. >> yes, absolutely. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with vivian and hurd whoshgs is the director of the of the jewish community library in san francisco talking about reading in the complex world. howard talk about some of the programs that the l

what the child knows about the world is not the same as what sally knows so when the child has to predict what sally will do next they have to understand that what sally is thinking is different from what they're thinking. children grow so does their empathy also from observing adults. children don't just learn when we try to teach them something they also learn from their social environment all the time. children are faced with the task of getting used to the social and cultural environment they're growing up in and learning all the rules of conduct. so when adults interact with children we should assume that the children absorb that information so that makes us adults role models and gives us a certain degree of responsibility for. researchers meanwhile are faced with the task of understanding how children think in feel and what exactly is going on in their little heads. and that there are animals to figure them out all we can do is it is a. feeling that the let me of and green day had an observation and asked us a very interesting question. while about no polar bears and talk to the no

. >> that alien number, when it comes with the child, how old does the child have to be to have an alien number and how do they carry it with them? >> every minor is identified with an alien number. >> how about a baby? >> a baby referred to us would also have an alien number. >> where would that alien number be on the baby? >> it would not be on the baby, it would be in the electronic referral of the child to our care. >> how do they connect? how does the electron referral -- electronic referral connect to a child eight months old? >> referral is made to our 24/7 365 intake desk in orr which identifies the best bed for that child based on age and needs. that information is conveyed back to cbp and typically in the case of most order of branches, it would be ice that would bring that child to that location designated. >> let's go to the 11,316 minors in care today. how many are under the age of five? >> i don't have that number with me. >> could you get that definitive number two us? >> absolutely. -- could you get that definitive number to us? >> absolutely. >> i have the numbers from d

again or another child. enforcing the agreement? that's what you're saying? > all you can do is say if somebody wants to be a sponsor gain you can look back to see what they have done but no one is enforcing the agreement. at our last hearing, we talked about these calls, and we fact that the last hearing hss told us what it had learned from calls again october to december of 2017, a three-month period. a little disagreement earlier when you, commander said there are no lost children, there clearly are, i said your own testimony that there were 28 kids who had run away, 1,500 kids roughly quote, hss testimony could not we ascertain with certainty, end quote, the whereabouts of almost 1,500 kids. so that's just reality. hss has also told us more legal no man's land. in other words, these kids are in a situation where they don't status.al there is no requirement in this sponsor agreement that they take the call, i would assume would that ke to see that is true? >> i think post relief services are all voluntary

the websites are hidden making it hard for police to investigate child sex abusers you know. photos and videos of child sexual abuse online is not something someone would find by chance not even on the darkness a person looking for this material including on the dark know it would have to know how to find special sites how to access them whom to contact where to be invited for example. believes the most such a site german investigators uncovered the platform in the summer of twenty seventeen those wanting a user account had to upload images of child sexual abuse themselves site operators knew that this way even police would be liable to prosecution in many countries a treacherous way for perpetrators to shield themselves investigators found an inventory of photos and videos of children being raped sorted according to the torture of babies toddlers or young girls for example the fight against this kind of global network remains a challenge for police all over the world. deal with internet providers the market leaders have committed themselves to actively being on the lookout f

child sexual abuse changes the future of a child but. they call themselves survivors because they're strong and they did survive he did survive the worst of it already the torture the selling the prostitution the fact that his mother does not protect him that his father is also one of the rapists rarely yes she was a perpetrator and she was a perpetrator. so actually today she did him a favor in a way because she accepted the sentence right away in court still and she said i want to give him a sign and one of the signs that children need is that the offender takes responsibility which they rarely do usually they sort of cry about themselves is that in year old is he looking for a song from his mother despite the fact that she is also were perpetrated sure he is he still has his mom he probably still misses her she. children told me you know everything would be fine if you or she would stop doing that you know i love my dad are enough my mom i do you know i don't want to be separated from them so we need to be aware that he had to of cour

again or another child. sen. portman: so nobody is enforcing, is what you are saying. all you can do is say if summit he wants to be a sponsor again, you can look at what they have done. at our last hearing, we talked about these calls and we appreciate the fact that h.h.s. told us what it did learn from calls from october to december of 2017. we had a disagreement earlier when you said there are no lost children. there clearly are. your own testimony said that there were 28 kids who had run away, 1500 kids who and i quote h.h.s. testimony under oath, we could not ascertain with ,", the whereabouts of almost 1500 kids. that is just reality. h.h.s. has told us more recently it is a legal no man's land. these kids are in a situation where they don't have a legal status. there is no requirement in this sponsor agreement that they take the call, you are correct. i would assume you would like to see that. is that true? mr. white: i think services are voluntary. sen. portman: would you like to see them be required

to be reunified with the child. if those checks established eligibility then we transport the child to the parent for family reunification. this effort required us to stand at 55 member incident management team that i live in washington and field few teams of federalf and contractors totaling more than 200. hhs has now completed the reunification process for this parent in i.c.e. detention who are eligible for reunification within the definition of the court. we know our work is not over. we continue to make all efforts in cooperation with our partners to reunify parent and child wherever possible, and were not possible to identify another relative or appropriate sponsor. we are undertaking this challenge of separated children consistent with the best interest of the child, standard that event ourre mission funds 2002 with hhs inherited the responsibility. i want to close by thinking the women and men who work in hhs facilities to care for children. their dedication guarantees these children many of whom are fleeing

the child's own mother and also by other men the couple prostituted the boy online for two years and across europe paid the couple thousands of euros to sexually assault him. both confessed to the crimes prior to today's verdict and a psychiatry's have declared them capable of full criminal liability christian l. and the boy's mother have now been sentenced to twelve and twelve and a half years respectively less than what public prosecutors have demanded additional suspects believed to have raped the child in exchange for money are being tried separately some have already been convicted the boy is now ten years old he lives with a foster family many have questioned how the authorities failed to protect a boy who was so clearly vulnerable to abuse. i'm joined now by simon young was following this case a very dreadful distressing case of abuse went on for yes it involved a convicted paedophile and the child's own mother how did they manage to get away with this abuse for so long. well this couple built up a very successful screen of lies around what they were doing of course the author

government sanctioned child abuse. incredibly, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen claimed and i quote - we do not have a policy of separating families at the border. period. but it was on her watch, and under her leadership, that nearly 2700 children were separated from their parents and within 700 children still have not been reunited with their families. including more than 400 his parents were apparently deported and more than 90 whose parents cannot be located at all. what will become of these children and their parents? who border agents sadly called quote - deleted family units. in the name of these deleted family units, 711 lost children and common decency, i am today calling on the architect of the humanitarian disaster, department of homeland security secretary, kirstjen nielsen, to step down. the family separation policy is more than a bureaucratic lapse in judgment. it is and was a cool policy inconsistent with the bedrock values of this nation. someone in this administration has to accept responsi

abuse, or child exploitation. as rape, murder, and kidnapping. criminal history by itself is not a bar to reunification. but if it clearly demonstrates a real threat to a child, that is. these would be among the reasons a person would be ineligible. these be among the reasons that a person would be eligible based on the determination, that there are doubts as to the actual parentage or doubt to the safety of the child based on criminal history, or the child making a statement to their mental health clinician that the parent had abused them or they had otherwise been harmed. sen. tillis: so in the way that your response -- maybe it was an opening statement -- to the oor care that these children are a part of -- it is up to this same standards we would have for any child, a u.s. citizen, and the reunified with their parents as to the care and safety of the child. is that being applied similarly? >> the standards that we are required under court order to meet are not as high as the standards for tdpra. i can give exa

a few longed for a new design to give birth to a child doesn't justify everything the desire for a child can be overpowering that all first priority should be she addressed life threatening conditions how far we can go to satisfy personal desires is an ethically fraught issue. it just looked. into being three womb transplants have so far been carried out and one woman has already received a fertilized egg implant so it probably won't be long before germany too will see a first baby born to a mother with a uterine transplant. so she wakes in the womb and the first lies emerges as a baby it happens all the time yet it's totally astounding. to bet development just keeps on going. all the time experiments let psychologists observe these processes in real time. children observe the world with immense curiosity eager to understand events around them the most difficult thing to understand is what's going on in other people's minds developmental psychologists like sabrina power and have discovered that children start to develop empathy at a very early age carla is twelve months old with the help

news live from bird lane a horrific child abuse case in germany reveals the dangers of the dark net the mother and her partner who sexually abused her son and made him available to pedophiles online and gets prison sentences for a very long time a child psychologist tells us the d. w. tells t w rather that the internet is fueling more such crimes. also coming up trumps and ronnie face off over sanctions truck suites do business with iran and you won't be doing business with the united states and the iranian leader calls us sanctions psychological warfare look at the european perspective plus rescuers search for survivors still trapped in the rubble two days after indonesia's powerful earthquake that leaves at least one hundred five dead thousands of tourists are being evacuated from hard hit holiday islands off the coast of long book. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program in germany a court has found a couple guilty in a child abuse trial that has shocked the nation for years the couple sexually assaulted the woman's young son and made him available to pedophiles on the dark night in ex

smith: that's different that's a child welfare issue. that's to protect the child.fferent has there ever been a time in american history where parents were separated from their children by the government forcibly? >> well, certainly in the criminal justice system it has been. >> smith: yeah. but that's different that's for the welfare of the child. >> i can't think of another time that i know of when kids have been separated from the caretaker parent. >> smith: in fact, the last time children were separated like this was when the government forcibly separated native american children from their families. a lot of americans find it appalling. paat do you say to them? >> i think it's ing that we have to do it. >>emith: what do you think consequences are for these children that have gone throughe thattill going through, this trauma? >> i, i think 's very possible that some of these kids will, will have some lasting effects. >> smith: for 15-yea yoselyn bulux, who crossed into arizona with her mother on june 1, it was traumatic. they were picked up and initially taken t

is coming you can describe the child or the person is who they are. so that is personally how we see it. people do self identify their children with the inn for years off in people have lived with this for most of their lives and how do you tell someone how to identify. what i'm saying is the medical community going forward with this label by richer actively i don't. and then asked the is an interesting identity because to ask and is not a problematic label? i do think i'm not going to pretend to be an expert. the consensus was that asperger was already a problematic diagnosis and that is why it was reclassified in 2013 anyway and the world health organization is supposed to do the same to remove it. >> dr. sheffer, a question online here. okay, wow. >> despite [inaudible] in reviews, he's been held to high regard as you've explained. have you received any blowback from supporters of his or any family members he may have had foreign resentment for your findings? >> surprisingly no and i was really brace for this. i had some negative comments on twitte

so, child sexual abuse changes the future of a child.ut they call themselves survivors because they are strong and they did survive. he did survive the worst of it already. the torture, the selling, the prostitution. the fact that his mother does not protect him. brent: his mother was also one of the rapists. julia: exactly. she was a perpetrator, and she was a sadistic perpetrator. so actually today she did him a favor, in a way, because she accepted the sentence right away in court, and she said i want to give him a sign. and one of the signs that children need is that the offender takes responsibility, which they rarely do. usually they sort of cry about themselves. brent: is the 10-year-old looking for a sign from his mother, despite the fact that she is also a perpetrator? julia: sure he is. he still loves his mom, he probably still misses her. children told me, you know, everything will be fine if he or she would just stop doing that. you know, i love my dad, i love my mom, i do not want to be separated from them. so we need to be

sexual abuse we have child sexual abuse images being traded now we have something like lifestream child sexual abuse. where i sit in front of or in front of a computer and you know direct what's going on somewhere in the world and we need to be aware that the spreading of these images really really affects survivors and we were part of an international study conducted with survivors of these crimes and these survivors tell us you need to be aware that these images out there hurt us in a very bad way you need to be aware that we need your help and that society needs to change. change laws also you will he needs to shut down these streams and these sources of pornography who do you who do you think is responsible for taking these images dale. i think that law enforcement this is responsible i think that governments are responsible for liberating i know it is but yeah but then you know today we have to you know these industries can do so many things and i know for example one of the giants google is doing great stuff when it comes to trying to detect child sexual abuse images but i do beli

child sexual abuse changes the future of a child but they call themselves survivors because they are strong and they did survive he did survive the worst of it already the torture the selling the prostitution the fact that his mother does not protect him that his father is also one of the rapists or sadly yes she was a perpetrator and she was a sadistic perpetrator. so actually today she did him a favor in a way because she accepted the sentence right away in court so and she said i want to give him a sign and one of the signs that children need is that the offender takes responsibility which they rarely to usually they sort of cry about themselves it is the ten year old is he looking for a song from his mother despite the fact that she is also a perpetrator sure he is he still has his mom he probably still misses her she. children told me you know everything would be fine if you or she would stop doing that you know i love my dad are enough my mom i you know i don't want to be separated from them so we need to be aware that he. of course he's right yeah and what did people not recog

every child who is created, every child, is a child of god. of races each child. —— the church embraces each child. i'm saying you are absolutely right, in the past they didn't. i think that has changed. i think what we have seen over the course of the day is perhaps a difference in the level of patience that various people have with the church with its approach, with the church with its approach, with the church with its approach, with the pace of its approach. thank you both very much for a very unjust in conversation. good to hear your thoughts —— very interesting conversation. as evening falls on dublin city, just glancing behind the bright lights of the area we are standing m, in lights of the area we are standing in, in dublin castle, and feeling slightly surprised that it is now dusk. we are looking on at croke park here in the city, not too far away from where we are. where this festival of families is taking place at the culmination of day one of this two—day visit by pope francis to ireland. we have seen dancing, music, singing. we h

they said a small child according to the attorney that represents this child's mother, a small child died soon after being released from the south texas family residential center in dilley, texas. there is not much more information we have on this. we know that the -- we don't know how old the child is, we don't know how the child died. we don't know how long they lived in that texas facility in dilley. this is a place i toured just yesterday. now they wouldn't let us bring our cameras inside because it's been pretty typical of these government tours of these areas but they sent a photographer to get video. you may see that now. it doesn't look like it's up there but this video shows you what it looks like inside there. according to those attorneys they say it was unsanitary conditions at dilley that contributed to this child's death. that's according to the attorney. full disclosure, while we were there i didn't see anything that looked quite unsanitary. again, they kind of let us see what they want us to see. we're still trying to get more information about this child and what may

a woman and a child struck by a metrobus. the woman was rescued after getting pinned under thatweus. have a crew on the scene at broad branch road and mckinley street coming up. >>> arlington cemetery back open afterlosing to the public after a bomb threat.f thousands o personnel had to comb through the masve property. it's now been given the all-clear. >>> today marks 60 years since ben's served its first chili bowls. it stayed open through some of the toughest times in the district's history. a favorite of celebrities and politicians. today, reverend jesse jackson and media mogul kathy hughes were added to the mural. >>> a new backpack for your ild is on your back to school shopping list, there is more to consider forus parents than what the bag will hold. >> that's right. for the first time, major retailers are stocking their shelves with bulletproof backpacks. a response to the re in deadly school shootings nationwide. >> so are parents buying them and will they really stop a bullet fir at your child? >> investigative rep

pope francis has apologized for child sex abuse committed by clerics ahead of his trip to ireland in an open letter he wrote looking back to the past no effort to beg pardon and to seek to repair the harm done whatever be sufficient looking ahead to the future no effort must be spared to create a culture able to prevent such situations from happening but also to prevent the possibility of there being covered up and perpetuated by the post message comes just ahead of the online release of a list of child sex abusers and islands catholic church and international research group will post a list of priests and religious brothers and the allegations against them the church is still reeling from a scandal in the us state of pennsylvania where report released last week found three hundred priests had abused more than a thousand children over seventy years well judy clapper at lawson's from the s. and p. that's the survivors network of those abused by priests she says the pope needs to take action instead of just apologizing. i would like to see the church open these secret archives that the

if you are endangering your child. . m handle their kids. if you are endangering your child...are hitting your child regularly, they'll be taken away from you. if you are going to kill your child with cancer or diabetes by ruby leaving them chicken nuggets, then you should be given classes to start with, stem words of advise and then threats and eventually if it does not work, put them somewhere safe. gosh. that will be very controversial. very. i amjust big boned. nothing wrong with that proportion. slicked back. fresh from the gym. daily mail, uk separate levy on coffee cups after huge public demand on tax audit big away containers. what i wonder though is evenif containers. what i wonder though is even if they charge levy, how sure are weak that they are going to be disposed of properly and recycled in an environmentally friendly way? good point. exactly. still play an extra five p2 get your copy from the brissett and your goes to a landfill and brings up into many particles in the city even in jest in the water. not must again, except government has a load of income to use

you want the school to know where to send the child. >> reporter: if it's your child's the first time or going to a new one, you may want to g to ease the nerves. >> they've seen the school, they know where the bus to be dropped off. they have it in their mind, this isn't so hard. i can deal with this. >> reporter: justin finch, news 4. >> some area schools are increasing or changing their security practices for the school year. a virginia commonwea ph universil comey out this week shows that 76% of virginians believe their school is safe or very safe. but the state is split on how to keep those ratesup. 36 believe that addressing mental health issues is most important. 41% say that increasing security should b the priority. 20% say they believe that mental health services and add security are both important. news 4's dav culver takes us to fauquier county where armed guards are a part of their new safety plan. >> reporter: students are used to seeing school resource officersike officer tyndall. new faces will be walking the halls all in an effort toee k your kids safe. fraud mailer i

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bu don't let that be your child's only time seeing a doctor. in a or example, they're sport or want to start one. in that case, you should make an appointment.>> ou want to make sure that the heart is in good shapth that ey're ready to take on the sport. >> reporter: dr. kirkee newman yoef of children's national hospital is also a pediatric surgeon. he recommends routine back to school doctor's visits saying they grow more important as your child grows older >> having t conversations in those meetings maybe giving the child some alone time with the doctor so i they have any questions to build that relationship, so there's trust. >> reporter: for par of kids with allergies or other health concerns, a back to school checkup can also be critical. >> if a child gets exposed to something that maybe they rea to, you want to have that plan in place whether they need, you an epipen, to get out of the trouble they're in, or they ed to go to an emergency department. you want to have that plan. you wt the school to know where to send the chilf >> reporter

lose a child. it's painful. your heart breaks every second. can hear that full exclusive interview with leia rochelle pierce at 10.10 this morning. have you or someoen in your family been bullied for being gay? have you or someone in your family been bullied for being gay? do share your experiences this morning. the app designed to stop you getting pregnant hasn't stopped some women getting pregnant. today, the advertising watchdog says the natural cycles app can no longer claim to be "highly effective" after too many women conceived by mistake. i was sort of sucked in to this 99% effective, even more effective than the pill. i mean, what could possibly go wrong? in a few minutes, you can hear more from rebecca woodhead, who's 26 and due to give birth soon. and if you used this app and became pregnant when you didn't plan to, let me know. and we'll hearfrom one british man who as a child was sent by the british government to live in australia half a century ago who wants to know why hasn't yet received compensation. home is a place where kids

katherine has made it after eight months she got her child back but she fears her past might destroy her children's future. you know i'm very scared because it's more likely for an addicts children to become addicts and i know that i've struggled with it for a while and that would actually kill me to watch my child go through it. in my. maryland the gregory family are picking up their youngest from the school bus stop for years the big sister athena was the only reliable parent substitute for anthony who suffers from autism and epilepsy his mother even used drugs while she was pregnant with him now she's playing with a guilty conscience. and i'll never know if my actions had anything to do with how he turned out but i can't help but think about it and always think about it you know he's going to pay for something. that i chose to do for us in his life with a. she's not as worried about athena the teen values to never go near drugs. i just want to prove to people that i don't have a higher risk of that and that i am myself me and my brother are us we are not based off of our past and

went into it with someone else is having my child or this is. someone else in the world has my children and so they have their children and i was just able to help them make that a reality. are unknown. technological progress also leads to the temptations of selecting the embryo to be implanted of choosing the gender of the child for example. so where is the borderline between self comfort and medical treatment to. canada likes girls the united states is about fifty fifty england likes girls a little bit more than boys spain like sports south america largely boys china mostly all boys so every country france is a little bit more for girls than boys. dr jeffrey steinberg was one of the first to see the future importance of the tailor made baby for years he has given couples the possibility of choosing their child's gender and that's just the beginning. we are world leaders in the selection of gender. every single one of these charts has come in with a request for a boy or girl and requests for genetic normalcy so to make things easy we label the