because i could have grieved in a different way. i didn't have to force myself into something that i wasn't ready for. >> you were grieving at work. >> yes >> reporter: anjelica is now training to become a registered nurse to help other women through miscarriage. >> i feel like if i'm in that healthcare field, i can use my pain for purpose i can help others as they are grieving >> reporter: maybe help them navigate the workplace? >> that's correct. >> she started a support group on instagram we did reach out to her former employer and have not heard become there's much more reporting on our series at nbcnews.com. powerful videos of women sharing their stories as well, including my own story i'll have more tomorrow on "today." >>> still ahead for us, a shooting star. off the bench and into thgame we'll meet the teen who ha become a high school hero after an unbelievable shot >>> there's good news about the power of perseverance and a electrifying moments a teenage basketball manager finally got a chance to get in the game sarah harmo

. >> a community grieving 12-year-old girl killed in a hit and run. what investigators are saying about the suspect who turned himself in. >> and building a better b.a.r.t. we've spent the day riding all the lines. seeing the good, the bad and the ugly. >>> sky 7 over mission boulevard in the niles district, police are searching for the person or people who shot a woman in a house and injured her baby. >> the preliminary indication shows the baby was not shot. the severity of injuries is not clear at this time but both are at the hospital. >> investigators say multiple shooters burst into the home and then opened fire. pleasant say this does not appear to be a random shooting. >> and our other top story predictions of a pandemic. there are several new developmentes with the coronavirus today. >> including san francisco where there are no confirmed cases but there is an emergency declaration. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristin sze. >> there are 80,239 cases around the world. about 78,000 of those are in china. >> the virus has been detect

and then she grieved as a mother and as a grandmother.s life was destroyed the day that we lost martin. and carolyn harris said families needed help to find their childrens' final resting places. there must be a way of sharing information of where these babies are buried. whether it is council records or hospital maternity units, underta kers, crematoriums or cemeteries, there has got to be an easy way of finding out what happened to each of these babies. and i am hoping that the words from the chamber today will resonate more than any policy and that those who have that information that will allow us to see it and to share it. and for those families who want to know where their babies are buried or cremated will be able to find that easily. up until fairly recently, the parents of stillborn children were never told where or how their baby had been buried. and as today, this seems almost too cruel to be true. and utterly beyond comprehension. now, i had a stillbirth at full—term and i cannot imagine the situation where my baby would have

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latest advances in fertile reality help a grieving mother spent time with the 7 year old daughter she lost to illness but could the concept of coming face to face with loved ones cause more harm than good we hear the ethical issues from experts. and getting made up for the camera. campaigners who are using makeup to defy police plans to place the recognition technology. hello again and welcome back to overnight. good to have you with us here is what the team working on that mean time to new hampshire in the united states 1st where democrats are readying to vote for the presidential candidate they want to challenge donald trump but one senator bernie sanders is the favorite ahead of tuesday's primary in a state that neighbors his own but it's more been now reports call members within the party a desperate to deny saunders the nomination. the new hampshire primary is approaching and the democratic party establishment is real. after iowa bernie sanders appears to be a pretty big contender however the contempt that the mainstream of the democratic party has for him has not gone away so yo

five families, six families, actually, are grieving.nd will be grieving because of this horrific act of this individual. >> six people, including the gunman, now more than 1,000 people were working at the facility when the shooting happened. there are 20 billinuildings on campus and police are going through each of them right now to make sure there are no other victims. the man who was attacked in that d disturbing video has been identified. the man being attacked is trying to get back a shopping cart filled with recycling he had collected. the community helped identify the victim. now a second video has surfaced, appearing to show two uniformed officers watching it all happen. these are not sfpd officers. they work for a private security company called critical intervention patrol. that company says the incident is under investigation. >>> and another troubling crime. a molotov cocktail at a home in san jose. this is video of someone riding a bike along atlantic avenue. you can see someone hurl something toward the home. it erupts in f

advances in virtual reality help a grieving mother spent time with the 7 year old daughter she lost but could the concept of coming face to face with loved ones cause more harm than good we hear the ethical issues from experts. and getting made up for the cameras london so-called campaigners are using makeup to defy police plans to use live facial recognition technology. and choose their afternoon at one of the 11. welcome to world news this hour 1st off to germany then where angela merkel is expected to accessorise chancellor stunned after resigning as leader of the christian democratic union and a great crime carabao it won't run in the next election after a regional vote scandal over so-called far right files our europe correspondent peter all of a look at where it's left the c.d.u. . before monday it was almost impossible to hear on a good com column about his name said by a journalist commentator without them of being widely tipped as a future success set to angle a miracle well that is no more after a meeting with christian democratic party top brass on sunday she decided to quit

advances in virtual reality of help one grieving mom spend some time with her 7 year old daughter that she lost her illness but question is could the concept of coming face to face with lost loved ones cause more harm than good we have the ethical issues from. getting made up for the cameras our teammate's london so-called dazzle campaigners who are using fake makeup to defy police plans to use that law either facial recognition technology again we'll bring you up to speed. you didn't. follow that live from artie's world news age cura moscow it's kevin with you for this 30 minute live update this tuesday thanks for watching so 1st as his country struggles to contain a growing islamist in. search and see we hear now the president of mali has told french media that his government is holding talks with extremist groups in the country's north the diplomatic push comes as france seeks to bolster its troop presence in the region latest on this from charlotte is joining us live charlotte take us through the latest developments on the ramifications of them. well this is the 1st time we've hear

and advances in virtual reality help a grieving mother spent time with a 7 year old daughter she lost to illness but could the concept of coming face to face with lost loved ones cause more harm than good will hear the ethical issues from experts. it's tuesday the 11th of february and moscow welcome to the program 1st to central europe then and i. expected to accessorise german chancellor stunned after resigning as leader of the christian democratic union karrenbauer run in the next election after a breach in a vote scandal over so-called far right fireballs our europe correspondent peter all of a look where it's left the c.d.u. . it was almost impossible to hear. how about those names said by a commentator without them being widely tipped as a future successor to cult is no. or after a meeting with christian democratic party top brass on sunday she decided to quit as party leader and she won't be running for the job of chancellor at the next election and that's true for any new meg there and then there would be difficult times and the last 2 years have proved that out of this who is

five families, six families, actually, are grieving and will be grieving because of this horrific actf this individual. >> reporter: as officers donned tactical gear employees of the brewery were warned via e-mail to find a safe place to hide. at least one woman texted her husband that she was locked inside a room with coworkers. emergency responders described the scene to dispatchers. >> i just overheard on the radio seven victims. >> reporter: neighboring schools were locked down. this bus driver says students were in the process of dismissal when it all began. >> we're not going to let them out until it's over with, so that could be a long time. >> reporter: ryan hull's son let him know what was happening. >> he had called me and told me they were all in lockdown and they can't even leave the classroom. >> reporter: hours later the two were reunited. >> all of us were just in shock because we didn't know what was going on. >> o'donnell: now to the other breaking news. president trump appeared this evening before reporters alongside his coronavirus task force. for only the second ti

advances in virtual reality help one grieving mother spend time with her 7 year old daughter that she lost illness to the what you think about that story but the question is could the concept of coming face to face with lost loved ones calls war harm the good we have the ethical issues from experts on both sides. and getting made up for the cameras our london so-called dazzle campaigners are using makeup to defy those police plans to use vive facial recognition. that you did. so alone a very warm welcome from the world who said cure in moscow and make heaven 0 in welcome to this 30 minute live update for you this tuesday 1st that story in from germany anger merkel's expected successor as german chancellor a stern berlin today after resigning as leader of the christian democratic union and a great cramp current won't run in the next election after a regional vote scandal over so-called far right fire walls our europe correspondent peter all of a look so where it's left the c.d.u. with them today. before monday it was almost impossible to hear on a good compound bows name said by a jour

i was there with prime minister trudeau, we went to meet families, grieving families, who said, standthat they‘re accountable. we want closure, we want accountability, we want justice, we want transparency. that‘s what animates me every time i meet them. and that is why prime minister trudeau said he went to attend the meeting you had with the foreign minister of iran, even though it was at a foreign minister level. but some of the families are expressing concern about the look of that, the photos of a smiling encounter, holding hands, was that a mistake? well, the prime minister came with one purpose. it was to make sure that the iranian counterpart understood how serious the issue was. not only for the grieving families in canada, not only for the government of canada, but i think for the world. i think having a prime minister come into the room and state that, it just reinforced the message. that was the canadian foreign minister speaking to a international correspondent, elise doucet. more from the munich security conference. senior american and afghan sources say the first phase

dances in virtual reality help a grieving mother spend time with the 7 year old. this bug could the concept of coming face to face with lost loved ones cause more harm than good we hear the ethical issues from experts. getting made up for the cameras our team mates london so-called campaigners who are using makeup to defy police plans to facial recognition technology. you didn't. live worldwide from moscow i'm calling you from the international welcome to the program 1st the soul searching in germany's upper echelons of its politics i'm going to merkel's expected to accessors german chancellor stunned after resigning as the leader of the christian democratic union and a great crowd karrenbauer won't run in the next election after a regional vote scandal over so-called far right are europe correspondent peter all of a look at where it's left the c.d.u. . before monday it was almost impossible to hear on a good compound bows name said by a journalist commentator without them of being widely tipped as a future success set to angela merkel all that is no more after a

are grieving. and will be grieving because of this horrific act. of this individualthis is a time for us. the think about those families. because there are 5 individuals who went work today. >>everydy goes to work. and they thought they were going to go to wo. finish their day and return to their families. they didn't. and tragically they never will. >>well police are still looking to why thman carried out thisdeadly attack. the most and course complex will be closed for the time being. before your hlth this morning alamedcounty is banning the sale of a product's in the county's unincorporated areas. w it's a part of an effort to curb the use produc and e-cigarettes nearly 70% of high school students in alamed county who have bought vaping products. they reported doing o at a store or through another person, 6. bought their products and devices online. so the board st vote on the ordinance a second time to ratify it and if approved the law will take effect 90 days after that second vote. more concert americans they spend billions of dollars every y

we talk to a grieving family who want answers. >> reporter: little boys playing, watched over by a momng to remember. keira johnson's husband, charles, hasn't stopped remembering. he's still grieving, still angry from that night in hospital. >> i can see the cathter and her bed side turning pink with blood. >> reporter: they told him it would be a routine sesarian. >> this woman looked me directly in my eyes and said sir, your wife just isn't a priority right now. it wasn't until 12:30 the next morning they finally made the decision to take keira back to surgery. >> reporter: he says he was continually ignored by staff as keira's health continued to suffer. >> when they took her back to surgery there, were 3.5 meters of blood in her abdomen from where she had been allowed to bleed internally almost ten hours. >> they said they couldn't respond directly because of privacy laws. but that ceders-sinai -- this is video she recorded teaching her first born son to teach mandarin. she could fly planes and sky dive, seem under vincible to her family, which is why her death is so much harder to

as i look around this arena, we're all grieving. we're all hurt. we're all heartbroken.gs like this the best thing you can do is lean on the shoulders of your family. >> reporter: the laker family observed 24.2 seconds of silence. then voice to men sent emotions soaring with the national anthem. as the lakers starters took to the court a show of solidarity, fans donned the commemorative t-shirts. >> i have no words. >> a lot of emotion. >> kobe bryant. >> reporter: and the players answer to one name. >> from lower merion high school, kobe bryant. >> reporter: then it was game on. but it wasn't business as usual. in the midst of the joy of the game, halftime brought a reminder of our collective human frailty. ♪ >> once again this fan base expressing their devotion to kobe bryant. >> reporter: the final buzzer brought disappointment to the lakers. >> see the emotion on the faces of all the players. >> the entire memorial before the game was tough for me. tough to hear his voice and just have to come to the realization that you're gone. so it was tough for me. >> it was ver

personal relieve grieve then i think it can be a good idea but again it does not need to be misused the intriguing possibilities of virtual reality to make it possible to experience things that we cannot in any other way and this sort of example is a good one where you might be able to see again to speak again to somebody who's died dipshit fold my lies in the technical reconstruction of of the corrupter a saw if their day artificial intelligence and this case is not able to record struct a person in their i way then when i human interact with all of them in this case then. interact in not really not through away so the paradox of this technology is there the better the more realistic it is the more plausible it might be as therapy or as a benefit for someone but also the more disconcerting it might be and the worry might be that it might prolong somebodies grieving or even make it difficult for them to get on with the rest of their world if humans expert need to control how we use technology and need to fundamentally put it's called bodies on on the use of such technologies there are v

one of his grieving brothers is here with us tonight jodi would you please stand jodi thank you her was was jodi our hearts we are your loss and we will not rest until you have justice senator tom tillis has introduced legislation to allow americans like jodi to sue sanctuary cities and states when a loved one is hurt or killed as a result of these deadly threat was. was i asked congress to pass a justice for victims of sanctuary cities act immediately. the united states of america should be a sanctuary for law abiding americans not criminal aliens was in the last 3 years ice is arrested over 5000 wicked human traffickers and i have side 9 pieces of legislation to stamp out the menace of human trafficking domestically and all around the globe my administration has undertaken an unprecedented effort to secure the southern border of the united states thank you for i came into office if you showed up illegally on our southern border and were arrested you were simply released and allowed into our country never to be seen again my administration has ended catch and release was if you come il

it's not a participation in just an active grieving, but a particular act of grieving.signed to represent death as a triumph over the bondage of slavery in the south. northrup's story, as it's told in his narrative and in his film, in certain ways, his story represents the way a person's life could be changed by slavery. the work of cultivating cotton had profound effects on the daily lives of northrup and the people who were there at that funeral and of other enslaved people who were forced to cultivate cotton. cotton grew really well in the long, hot summers of the deep south. the fact that the summers were long and hot was a part of what made slavery so difficult, slave labor so difficult in these places. slaves would plant cotton seeds in the spring and then spend summers hoeing. they would work to keep down the weeds and the grasses that popped up between the rows of plants. in late august and into the fall they would pick the cotton. i want to reemphasize how important the cotton gin was for transforming the economy of the united states. separated the seeds out of

i was with prime minister trudeau, we went to meet families, grieving families, who said, stand up forhe regime. make sure they are accountable. we want closure. we want accountability, we want justice, we want transparency. that is what animates me every time i meet them. and that is why prime minister trudeau said he wanted to attend the meeting you had with the foreign minister of iran even though it was at a foreign minister level but some of the families are expressing concern about the look of that, the photos of a smiling encounter, holding hands. was that a mistake? well, the prime minister came with one purpose, to make sure that the iranian counterpart understood how seriously that issue was. not only for the grieving families in canada, not only for the government of canada but i think for the world. i think having a prime minister come in a room and state that, itjust reinforces the message. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet talking to the canadian foreign minister francois—philippe champagne. also making headlines today at that security conference in munich

and will be grieving and because of this horrific act. of this individual more than a 1000 employees were working on e sprawling campus when they began receiving text and email alerts about an active shooter find a sa place tive shooter on campus. >>police are on scene remai on lockdown. >>dispatch from one fire engi called the scene a war zone though at company coloco pretty big do the names of the victims have not been released nor has the motive of the shter. >>a local company bw city brand announcing they're making miller strong shirts to help raise money for the families of the victims in milwaukee, i'm camila bernal reporting. >>all right time now for 4 zone forecast as we go outside and get a live right now looks like the same coverage indeed chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining usno fog out there and that's kind of been the case this week rate super arm day after day of really mperatures running a good 1516 drees above the average stay we have somerecords out there. yeah a little bit on the toasty side the blazing sunshine

from the realms of science fiction really a south korean television network seeking to re-unite a grieving mother with her deceased daughter and doing it through virtual reality it is a project that has sparked fierce debate as we're a challenge that reports. well just. in the 21st century ghosts do exist already. after 4 years she can see her again. she can hear her again. but as hard as she tries jang song const touch her dead daughter now yawn but this is a digital recreation of the girl who died from leukemia in 2016 age 7 just pixels in a headset and a voice in some headphones meeting her daughter's avatar has been a complex and deeply emotional experience for this grieving mother to say to you if now your own were alive she would now be 11 years old and it's heartbreaking to see the time is stopped at the age of 7 going to critical but i was so happy to see how that where the reunion has been made possible by advances in virtual reality. and then people often think that technology is caught we decided to participate in this project to see if the technology can comfort and warm people

it's something to grieve over. >> you've got to be the heavy. >> i ham the heavy. i'm the parent. >> reporter: devin swims and runs track. he likes hanging with athletes and says he's seen enough of addiction. >> i don't fear anything. >> nothing? >> nothing about my future. i'm not scared at all. >> paula told us she started talking to devin about the fears she has that he will fall into this opioid use problem. when he was about 10 years old. it's part of the stress in their ngut it. he wants to move on and build a future for himself. it's part of the generational debate. >> what are candidates going to dodynamic? >> they're saying hold the drug companies accountable. have legalization for small amounts of opioids. president trump declared this a public health energy and suggested the death penalty for people who sell opioids illeg illegal illegally. >> for anyone out there feeling cynical about politics, i suggest come out to a polling place like today, where you see people participate in that simple american tradition, that simple act of casting a vote. it trul

the scene is based on a real phone booth in japan that's become a place of pilgrimage for the grieving. think. more on that and everything about the balance on a very special edition of art's 21 this weekend on d w but now to scott the 1st full stop you see all the movies in the competition so it's the moment of reckoning which wrongs in your opinion the one that's going to win. yeah i think i could be a sensation this year i think could be the 1st time in 20 years 11 american director when the golden bear my favorite film banal is never rarely sometimes always by a live hit man merican filmmaker and this is a very sort of small quiet drama with a very strong political subject it's about a 17 year old girl who crosses state lines in order to get an abortion without telling without telling her parents and that plot sounds makes it sound like it's a real political polemic it definitely isn't instead it's very delicate very subtly told and it's really quietly devastating and i think the combination of the style this movie the political message and maybe even the fact that a female directo

for millions of grieving teenage girls she was the american blonde who snatched up the cue in the beatles that was in 1989 when linda eastman was already a sought after photographer. her career took off after she happened to be the only photographer to show up to the rolling stones prescott's those exclusive photos led to her photographing the beatles. and that was her entry into the park music scene of the 960 s. the art student from new york quickly gained the trust of the paris incoming music stars in front of her name is pete townsend seems like a shy schoolboy. and there was a guitar god jimi hendrix. to get there but jim morrison lost in music they let the loose icon janis joplin captured in her intensity of the moment. and of course the fab 4 in candid shots during the recording of the white album snapshots capturing music history. linda mccartney was self-taught but her sure sense for just the right instant is also evident in her work series of street photography the road works and the road works a truly observations of the every day and the single moments in whatever you she walk

as a family that is a grieving but. not ready for memories. no i don't. it's very clear edith that mr morley was a polarizing figure but give us a profile of who would have left him and who wouldn't have left him. who would have loved him basically anyone who was 20 in the eighty's and this is because around kenya all the countries what you are going through civil war there was an attempted coup of some sort and so his style of leadership which was very much iron fisted was considered to keep kenya stable and these are the people who would say things like he was the leader that we needed at the time he was also quite charming known to remember people's faces remember names and when he would go into rural areas he would leave them with money and these are the people who truly adore him to this day everybody else who doesn't fall in that category has something nasty to say about president mori 24 years is a long time to be president and in that time he was accused of gross violations of human rights are you had the gentleman there speaking and forced detent

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numbers exceeding 34000 worldwide china is under fire for its response to the outbreak as people grieve for the doctor who was punished for raising the alarm he later died from the virus also coming up chancellor angela merkel's party is in turmoil over scathing criticism involving the far right nationwide outrage in germany plus conservative and liberal parties under massive pressure after regional leaders broke a decades long taboo against working with far right parties. and also in the show we take you to brazil where endangered wild dolphins are helping children with disabilities build their strength with a unique and playful form of therapy. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. chinese health authorities say the number of new coronavirus cases is on the rise again reversing the decline that been previously reported most of the new infections were from who by province the virus is epicenter which has been on lockdown for weeks they've been close to 35000 and factions worldwide and in china the virus has killed more than 700 people the chinese government's response

private moments of personal tragedy these bills would take precedence over a family's wishes as they grieve. politicians supporting these bills -- how dare you think that your opinion is more important here than the knowledge of medical experts and the wishes of the family that is affected. i don't understand how anyone can say instead of letting patients make their own very personal decisions that they should have that decision made for them by president trump and vice president pence and that is exactly what we are talking about today.ador why? because even though roe v wade has been the law of the land for almost half a century even though a large majority of people do not want to see that landmark decision overturned we republicans think somehow they can benefit politically and fire up the most ideological elements of their base by using every tool imaginable to chip away at the right t to safe, safe legal abortions. i am here to say they can try. but women, metal experts and those of us elected officials who trust them are not going to follow these bills what they a are, anti- women, a

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