we produce a controlled release fertilizer." typically, you have to reapply fertilizer every couple of weeks. with florikan, you can place it in the pot and it will continually fertilize the plant for around three months! nasa loves it because astronauts are too busy to be full-time farmers."controlled release means less fertilizer being used, less waste and easier on labor for the farmer."their work will play a astronauts alive on their mission to mars. some of the growing efficiencies learned through this research may some day to used to help improve farming practices here on earth. live at 12:30 is up next-- facing criticism. obama is getting bashed as he tours flood damaged louisiana. also... confiscated.the record number of weapons the t-s-a has found in carry-on luggage i'm telling you. you won't believe the deal i got... dad loves telling people about the great deal he got on our at&t bundle. i save tons of money. right now, he's talking to someone services he wants. cause i don't pay for services i don't need. call at&t

. >>> police, a fitbit for fertility. we talk live with the founder of a company who says her product can double the chances of a woman becoming pregnant. >>> good morning and welcome to ktvu "mornings on 2: the 9". a live look at mount diablo. overcast weather. steve says it will be cloudy, but it will give way to sunshine, especially inland. we are going to have the hottest day of the week this week. welcome to "the 9". i am sal castaneda along with claudine filling in for gasia and mike. we begin this morning with news of yet another wildfire burning out of control in california. >> that's right. we want to take a look at this map because there are now more than a dozen wildfires just burning across the state. >> that's right. they stretch from humboldt county to the fast moving blue cut fire north of san bernardino. more than 80,000 people have been ordered to evacuate because of that fire. cristina rendon is joining us now. thousands of homes still threatened by that fire? >> exactly. this fire has been burning out o

now they're saying their insurance company is refusing to cover the invitro fertilization cost. the problem? a state mandate says younger couples have to try to have sex for two infertility before they qualify. the contradiction here is obvious. here's eyewitness news reporter joe torres. >> reporter: they just want to have a baby. >> i don't think you can put in to words how much we want to expand our family. >> reporter: after $50,000 in fertility treatments, a half dozen miscarriages, their five-year quest for motherhood now involves legal action. they filed a lawsuit against the state of new jersey. state law allows insurance coverage for fertility treatments for heterosexual couples but not lesbian couples. >> right away we were told without having sexual intercourse we would not be covered. >> we have a medical diagnosis of infertility and we were denied the medical treatments any heterosexual couple would have if they walked in to a fertility clinic. >> reporter: dr. jane miller says their case is not unique. she agrees with them and says change. >> it's completely discri

don't thank having your tops i wills or appendix removed will improve your fertility. for those. >> i might have! [laughter] and vu research about depression. >>> that's right. for years, scientists have known that the condition can run in families but why? researchers including those at harvard and mass general found a treasure trove of genes that are linked to people of european descent. data in hundreds of thousands of people found 15 areas of a person's possibility of depression. and they say this is a huge discovery. >> especially with that many people, hundreds of this happens of people. that could be so helpful. >> it will be. >> doctor, thank you. >>> a role model on and ofthe field, still ahead, the patriot's tightened using the power of his words and encouraging young black men to stand up for what they believe in. and area colleges not paying their share some which boston bills for city services, and then in trouble again, the man who once held people hostage at a clinton campaign office in new hampshire is under arrest again. pa se false ads attacking kelly

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we journey to the village where ancient fertility rituals are of their babies. here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: in the tiny village of jiang li in china, it's one of the most important days of the year. for these little boys. but something's missing. where are the girls? it's actually a question everyone in china is asking. that's because for more than three decades, china made it illegal for most parents to have more than one child. >> china was experiencing a population thought they really needed to do something to curb the population explosion. >> reporter: but this produced a terrible, unintended consequence. >> when people were only allowed to have one child, women would resort to selectively aborting girls. >> reporter: fast forward to now. there's a huge shortage of women all over china. but not here. how cool is this? you guys found the girls, look at this. the government gave the people in this village special dispensation to have two kids each. and mysteriously, almost every couple manages to give birth to exactly one boy and one girl. how many

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this you can p i and it will fertilize a plant for three months. nasa loves it because astronauts are too busy to be full-time farmers. >> less fertilizer being used, less waste and easier on labor for the farmer. >> reporter: their work will play a key role in keeping astronauts alive on their mission to mars. >>> in new hampshire one woman got quite the surprise when she had uninvited guests and, of course, she got it on tape. look at the little cubs. oh my goodness. backyard. they want to play on the rope swing. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy workrk for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. >> krystal: a new hampshire homeowner had a few uninvited guests over the weekend. >> michelle: started as a typical sunday morning for this resi

field for johnson and jill stein to prove their support, but it will create a very fertile field to holding the government to account. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. we breaking with convention. i'm amy goodman. in chicago, hundreds of protesters marched through the streets and blocked traffic in a series of demonstrations following the release of video showing the fatal police shooting of an unarmed african american teenager. the newly released video from police body cameras shows the moments before and after police killed 18-year-old paul o'neal on july 28. in the video, police are seen shooting repeatedly at the car o'neal was driving, which police say was stolen. the video then shows a police officer running over to o'neal, who is lying face down in a growing pool of blood surrounded by other officers. the officers then handcuff o'neal with his arms behind his back and search his backpack, as he continues bleeding. afterward, one of the officers can be heard complaining that he will be on desk duty for th

fertility rate now at its lowest point ever. the government started tracking ago. the jennifer -- the normal fertility rate is 59.8. in 1957 the rate was 122.9 births. it's been steadily dropping. >>> girl scouts it will be double dipped in a cream icing. and the other is a graham sandwich with chocolate and filling. you have to wait a while jim. >>> panda express rolling out new utensils. they're meant to help people not skilled with chop sticks. take a look at the chork. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington threatened to close the colorado facility that oversees the nation's response to insect-spread diseases. but michael bennet steps in to

it's a sarasota based company that's developed a revolutionary type of fertilizer. >> typically you have to reapply every couple of weeks but with this it will continually fertilize the plant for around three months. nasa loves it because full time farmers. >> it's less waste, and easier on labor for the farmer. >> their work will play a roll in keeping future astronauts alive on their mission to mars. >> for his work on this technology. he has been nominated for possible induction into the space technology hall of fame. reporting in sarasota john rogers news channel 8. >>> we could use some tang on that flight. a pict bay area. this is a picture over tampa bay n. the background a few -- bay. in the background a few low lying clouds. a strong easterly breeze having a cooling effect. believe it or not this time of year it has an effect in keeping areas cooler. that's how we got the 95 degrees. 73 and overcast not a beautiful day in venice. degrees. hula bay 84 degrees. a northeast wind at six miles per hour. in rio tomorrow 7:00 a.m. 68. 85 at noon. 80 degrees at 4:00. note the celsius te

have fertilizers in the dirt but you're talking about liquid nutrients. yeah remember we talked about how much soil to add every time we replant. with russell i mentioned last week that we had added some solid fertilizer to the garden bed. i just wanted to point out that in organic gardening that is not available. so you mentioned, you had a great way to kind of illustrate it is the sdrie stuff, this is like maybe like steak is kind of hue refer to it? just hard. hard to get out. that's right solid food is like hard. a little easier to get the and burns up quicker. what we do to kind of fill that gap is we get comfortable with working with our liquid fertilizer you need well balanced diet. not going to hang out for too long but it's fast. so we know that by feeding our get what they need at least temporarily. and we're hoping that this will at least fill the gap here to when plants can start getting their nutrients from the soil. so what's in the watering can? >> right now in watering can we have our compost plus. which is kind of like the food, what plan

. >>> it's like a fitbit for fertility. the new option to help women trying to get pregnant. >>> the white house wants to hear from you. the way they are connecting ticks are out in mass. and your pets anytime you've been outdoors. check everywhere -- in your hair, under your arms, and between your toes. if you find a tick, remove it as soon as you can. use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick close to the skin. use firm, even pressure pulling straight up, without twisting or turning. then clean the bite area and your hands with soap and water. some tick bites can make you sick. so if you start to feel ill or notice a rash near the bite, >>> 4:43. in today's money watch, printers being used for innovative reasons, and a new way for women to track their price let is is a fit-by the style wearable that collects data while you sleep and uses it to detect fertile days. the fda approved the device, retailing for $199. >>> trying to reach president obama? the facebook message box was unveiled this week. the president reads his

. >>> women looking for help tracking their fertility have a new option cht it collects data detect fertile days. it retails for $199. that's your money watch. log on to cbs money watch for more. >>> recently my colleague kelly werthmann went to a speed training session as part of our training for the rock and roll denver half marathon and the goal was to run two miles as fast as you can. training is focused on building miles at a relaxed pace so this was different. >> you have to stretch the does. it stresses the body and working different systems. >> kelly wrote a blog about her speed training experience and you can find that and the progress of our team at the run with cbs4 page on cbsdenver.com. >>> time now for weather and traffic. >>> good morning, we have a morning. 50s and 60s and if you're traveling today it will get bumpy in the midwest with severe storms anticipated. over on the west coast, very nice near 90 in portland and 75 in la. 103 in the big d if you're heading to dallas. joel, how about the roads? >>> a lot of cars on the roadways this morning. you can see the volume we h

on preserve fertility for young women. >> founder and endocrinologist says it reduces the operating overhead, and that allows them to charge women less. he says, by half. >> to freeze the eggs is just under $5,000. that comes with a reassurance have a baby if you so choose later in life. >> a single female who owns their own business, like any amount of money is a lot. >> the patients are guaranteed freezing of 12 eggs, from up to four cycles. for rinan, assurance. >> i can make the decision when i want to. >> roseanne colletti, news 4 new york. lesson we can learn. >>> nutritional supplements. 4 investigates what some doctors call a dangerous mix. capable full-sized pickup on the road today. and, the ram 1500 is the most fuel-efficient, full-sized pickup. ever. so what does that mean? it means ram trucks give you the best of both worlds. guts. glory. ram. poor black immigrant cancer patient small muslim the only label that matters is olympian. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. i'm sending yo

it's a sarasota based company that's developed a revolutionary type fertilizer. >>man: we produce a controlled release fertilizer. >>reporter: typically you have to reapply weeks. nasa loves it because astronauts are too busy to be full time farmers. >>man: less waste, and easier on labor for the farmer. >>reporter: their work will play a key role in keeping future astronauts alive on the mission to mars. >>> pretty cool. mcdonalds recalling more than 32 million trackers now. wrist band which came in two styles. mcdonalds has received more than 72 reports of kids getting skin irritations and burns. the fast food giant says you can return them to any mcdonalds for a free replacement toy, a yogurt tube, or a bag of apple slices. >>> to a level not seen since october 2007. but, that good news isn't according to the commerce department, new home sales remain flat in the western us. but the rest of the country is seeing great numbers. new home sales spiked 40 percent in the northeast and more than 18 percent in the south. >>> americans are still hungry for bargains at

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that affirmative agriculture also said the company give up its license to sell fertilizer this past week. >> who owns this land? >> reporter: the property is called porn ranch. the owners are up in knoxville, tennessee. we have not been able to reach them. dep is investigating. they can impose fines if it determines >>> if you have a problem that you think needs to be investigated, call our 8 on your side helpline . >>> the northeast flow has pushed showers across the state fairly soon. temperatures have been warm. no rainfall. it is 83 degrees at sun city plaza. very high humidity today. down in venice, looking overcast and dark it did not add up to any precipitation. red sox are in town to play the race at tropicana field. 84 degrees. most of the rain should be over before the game. highlands county, de soto, a few thunderstorms as well. our better chances of rain south of the bay moving in this now familiar east to west location. folks in lake placid, you may at 9 pm, 82 degrees. it will be a warm and humid evening. 92 degrees at 4 pm. 83 is the current temperature. tampa, lakeland, c

the ava tracker bracelet collects data while you sleep and uses it to detect fertile >>> women who used in vitro to get pregnant may want to use frozen embryos. ful it was more likely to lead to a successful pregnancy. it looked at 1500 infertile women and compared the results using fresh versus frozen embryos. >>> chemo during pregnancy may impact the future fertility of your unborn daughter. british researchers exposed mice to the drug found it damaged the ovaries in female fetuses. >>> quite a challenge for the u.s. men's basketball team at the olympics yesterday and everybody kyre irving is going to tell us what this experience meant for him. from high atop our roof camera. it is 90 in cleveland. feels like 99. you see the puffy cumulus clouds there. some of them may turn into thunderstorms this afternoon. we'll talk about it coming after this. today, let's get to the heart of the matter. we now have even better access art care to the number one heart care in the nation. we can click to chat with cleveland clinic heart experts online call today, for an appointment today. or, if it's

to do that, you've got to fertilize. we will just wing this and i will knock this out of the pot to demonstrate this. >> watch out for the spiders. >> i will show this is one thing. >> we can say, there he goes. >> it is one big route all. there is no soil left. >> a bigger pot? >> not necessarily. it will finish the rest of the season. we don't want it to get bigger, but we want it to bl you can use any bloom bolstering fertilizer. mix it up in a watering can to make sure it gets the exact dose you want. do this every 7-10 days and you will keep this going until halloween. >> it keeps them blooming? >> it has phosphorus, which promotes blood development. >> this product? >> you can do this with annuals and container plants. stop fertilizing shrubs and perennials. they have to slow down and shut down as cold-weather approaches. >> what do you do in the winter, all winter long, without your garden? >> i bring them inside. the garden in exile comes inside. we have lovely southern patients, and begonias and diversity in the

. >> reporter: this miami fertility clinic has seen an uptick in the women freezing their eggs in casehey later contract the virus. >> i think it's created a situation that makes patients very uneasy about her fertility, achieving a pregnancy or being pregnant in general. >> they're fearful. >> absolutely. >> reporter: vanessa moore lives and works in the area where the local infections are suspected of occurring. she had her eggs harvested last week but is holding off implanting them until weather cools and the mosquito population drops. >> it is a decision that was probably made in the last 24 hours. i'm really scared. i really am. >> reporter: no easy choices for those who want nothing more than a healthy pregnancy and baby. in miami, sarah dallof, nbc news. >>> when we come back, the heroic effort by one american woman to make it to these olympic games. >>> finally tonight, as every athlete here knows, it takes an almost super human effort to get to the olympics. that's under normal circumstances. when a life threatening illness gets in the way, the challenge might seem impossible.

the rest upon our broad and fertile prairies'. your cities will spring up again if -- as though by magic. destroy our farms and the grass will grow in the streets of every city in the country. england has a gold standard. if they dared to come out and defend the gold standard, we will fight them to the uttermost. supported by the interest and the labor is everywhere, we will answer the demand for the gold standard. you shall not pushed down against labor. you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold. >> how long was this speech in 1986 -- 1896? >> it was about 45 minutes long. this was a powerful metaphor for most people. william jennings bryan was a christian. he wanted to keep the country on the gold standard. they wanted to restrict the supply of money. for many people that supported him, this was a way to keeping the americans who were in debt deeper in debt. it was a way of keeping the british economy the supreme economy in the world. it sounds like a technical issue but this is a half against the have nots. to crucify

. >>> a lesbian couple from new jersey is suing to get their fertility treatments covered by insurance. erin and marianne krupa of montclair sued. the wording of the law says infertility must be diagnosed after one or two years of unprotected sex. the plaintiffs say it discriminates against gay couples. >> right away we were told that intercourse we would not be covered. >> we were denied the medical treatments a heterosexual couple would have if they walked in a fertility clinic. >> the lawsuit names the state's department of banking and insurance, which sent us a statement saying they can't comment on pending litigation. >>> meteorologist amy freeze here with the accuweather forecast tonight. clear skies overhead. really beautiful night. temperatures are falling fast. the park, we already have 75. in the suburbs and 50s expected in the northwest counties. riverdale right now, 77, same for white stone and ridgewood. 75 for murray hill and sunset park. temperatures overnight do fall off. but it won't be hard to get them back in to the 80s tomorrow. lots of sunshine to start. already mo

. >>> in your health tonight, an interesting fertility link new study shows women without tonsils orendix get pregnant easier. researchers think that's linked to either behavioral changes for some reason or the removing of inflamed organs but they note that having eatery moved does not directly increase fertility. the studies from the university of dundee and university college london. a new birthing trend is changing the way doctors perform c sections across the country. a new procedure called the gentle c section let's babies have more contact with the moms when they enter the world. the incision is the same as regular c-section but what happens after the baby delivered is different. doctors say they use a clear drape and set the room's tone so that the mom can much more comfortable. >> once the delivery is performed we actually put the baby by the drape itself so the mother can hold the baby for mother are so. there's more bonding, more skin to skin. mom interacting with baby immediately. baby is breast feeding immediately afterwards. >> dr. kim mill la from new york delivered doz

>> start affecting his fertility from a young age. >> wow. >> cause great damage. >> it's one thing to know things are harming me but when it comes to my kid, all bets are off. it's clear i'm going to have to make some changes but where do i begin? thanks for coming by. great to meet you. i can honestly say you officially ruined my day. >> thank you so much. >> have a great day. >> you as well. >> bye-bye. it's one of those things where as if you don't have enough to worry about in life, everybody comes over and says, oh, yeah, everything in here is wrong, too. >> i knew i was in for surprises but i had no idea so many toxic items were hiding in plane sight in my very own home. plastics and metals may be harming me and products that are chock full of chemicals that they don't even have to list on the lablels. and my kids room is also full of toxins. i'll never look at household items again. it's like everything is wrong. the first thing now that i want to find out now is how much of all those bad things are actually inside me. we gave it paddle shifters to help you command the road...

. >>> still ahead, as fertility rates in the u.s. are going down, a new company is trying to help people know when is the best time to try to conceive. we will show you the new techy >> alex rodriguez plays his final game tomorrow against our tampa rays. >> we first told you shortly retirement that tickets for friday's game were going for $450 at yankees stadium. but the ticket market came to its senses and had a reality check. right now tickets are going for $161 each. we did checking and found grand stand outfield seats are as cheap right now as $23 on stub hub today. this could be a reflection of the fans' mixed feelings about a-rod, once seen great but criticized after he admitted to using performance- enhancing drugs. >>> new research from the cdc says that fertility rates overall in the u.s. have dropped to the lowest ever recorded. now, this does not mean that there are more infertile women. the cdc reports a continued decline in birth rates for women's 15 to 29 years old. for women 30 to 44, birth rates are actually increasin

it's being called the fitbit for fertility. pam cook will have more on the bracelet that is being credited for doubling a woman's chance for getting pregnant. >>> a man beaten in the castro district and he doesn't rather how it happened. up next, the clues police are looking for. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". >> san francisco police are searching

a lesbian couple from new jersey is filing a lawsuit to get their fertility treatments ann cooper of montclair are suing the state of new jersey over a law that allows fertility treatments to be covered for heterosexual couples. infertility must be diagnosed after one year of unprotected sex. >> right away we were told that you know, without having sexual intercourse we would not be covered. >> we were denied the medical treatments a heterosexual couple would have if they walked into fertility clinic. >> the lawsuit names the state's department of banking and insurance which sent a statement saying they can not comment on pending litigation. >>> we are closing in on 5:00, and we are following breaking news in the bronx. a suspect grabbed an nypd officer's gun and killed an innocent bystander. that suspect was then shot by police and we are live on the scene with an update on the investigation. >>> we have new information on an arrest at a connecticut we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord

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today's top stories now proving to be one of the most fertile in the bunch! lun lun is going to be a mom to twins again.... lun lun has already had five other babies..... three are now back in china. the zoo will likely wait to name the cubs when they're 100-days old..... that's to honor a chinese tradition. the new cubs eventually join their siblings in china. and... republican vice presidential nominee mike pence stopped in to a pennsylvania barbershop yesterday, on his way to a rally. the barber... 74-year-old henry jones.... seemed surprised to see the cameras and security. the two of them made small talk while pence was getting his ....then, once jones was done - he asked the v-p nominee his name. he had no idea who was sitting in he had no idea who was sitting in his chair! pence stuck out his hand, and told jones he was running for vice president.... the v-p nominee gave the barber a 20-dollar bill for the 14-dollar cut. the olympic flag has arrived in tokyo from rio de janeiro. an arrival ceremony was held at tokyo will host the olympic games in 20-20

the drainage dumps excess algae and agricultural fertilizer runoff into the river. last month, officials curtailed the discharges to help keep the toxic algae under control. however, the water from lake okeechobee isn't the only culprit. >> we have two major problems-- that discharge from the lake is bringing a lot of freshwater into the system, and then all the septic tanks that are also draining into the system with fecal coliform bacteria. and it really is like the perfect storm coming together, creating a big, big problem in this area. >> reporter: in the last 60 years, the number of people living in the five counties around the lagoon has doubled. many of their homes use septic tanks to treat sewage, and lapointe says that's a big part of the problem. >> the problem is, septic tanks really don't treat the sewage to a very high level. they are not engineered to remove nutrients, and they don't disinfect. so, today, we have upwards of 600,000 septic tanks leaching into tidal creeks and canals that flow into the indian river lagoon. >> reporter: lapointe and his t

the fertility rate was even higher and faster in women who had both their tonsils and appendix out. not sure why these numbers rose, they do say that the 15 year study dispels previous theories that such surgeries actually would damage your fertility. but they're also cautioning young women to not run out there now and get your tonsils or appendix taken out unnecessarily in a bid to get pregnant. >> in this morning's "gma" first look families in suburban atlanta are frightened after police report that two 17-year-olds found dead behind a grocery store were murdered. >> it's very scary. you want to think that your kids are safe at all times but you just never know. >> nat he lee henderson was about to start her senior year at roswell high. her mother gave us these senior class photos that she sat for just last week. carter davis was also starting his senior year in a neighboring county where he played lacrosse. classes began and monday. >> it's devastating when you're so excited about all of your kids coming back to school and then you find out on the first day that something like th

> the researchers think it might be behavioral, i don't know what kind of behavior makes you more fertilehave tonsils taken out, beyond my scope of practice, i can tell you that for sure. >> we're like wait, what? >> yes. >> we are so glad you a voided the ticket and tow. >> look i love the philadelphia parking authority and law enforcement, i didn't kiss him, i didn't hug him but shook his hand. >> i bet you did say i love you. nice italian kid. >> we love you. >>> a scare inside our criminal justice center. >> i thought it was actually honestly an attack on philadelphia. >> two people hurt after a elevator smashed through ceiling sending debris every where. mystery investigators are trying to solve right now. >>> straight out of the mob movie dozens of suspect mobsters arrested up and down the east coast, including reputed philadelphia mob boss joey merlino, how they got caught and long list of charges coming at them. >> ready for the rio, let get to the olympians were before you cheer them out. you why may be surprised? >>> fun filled friday, marlon wayans joins us live right here in t

imposing the one-child policy meant that the fertility rate took additional hits. penalties of this decision are just now being borne. this is a mistake of extraordinary significance for china's place in the world, for chinese power, for chinese prosperity and for the chinese communist party to turn around all of a sudden and say, "hey, wait a minute, that big one- child policy thing was a huge mistake," is very difficult for them to do. >> woodruff: but you believe today, the chinese leadership understands what's happened and are trying to do something about it, they just don't want to be so public with their acknowledgement. >> they've been very grudgingly, very gradually coming- publicly coming to terms with what people have known for quite some time was a big issue. and this came to a head in the last year when beijing decided to relax the one-child policy officially. >> woodruff: you of course were a new york times bureau chief in shanghai; you've lived in china; you know the country very well. what is that going to mean, in terms of the old china, the evolvin