. >> reporter: even though she signed away herr legal rights, tanya worked out a deal with the child's that she'd still be involved. >> what was your understanding of the agreement? >> that i would have a baby and she'd live with them but i'd always be a part of her life. there's not another mom. so i would -- the plan was for me to still act in the capacity as her mom. >> reporter: but she says that's not what ended up happening and over the years tanya fought to keep a relationship with the daughter she gave birth to. >> so then we ended up in court and we actually agreed on a joint custody order together. >> reporter: but lahl believes it's not just the mothers. she says the newborns suffer too. >> the fracture of that bond can have significant damage. short-term and long-term. >> is there any actual evidence that it's harmful to the child? >> there's a study that just came out last year, and that study actually showed that these children around the age of 7 had some behavioral, some developmental problems. these are people's lives that are being formed now and we're going to ask to

she doesn't have a lot of capabilities that she knows herr name and when i sing her a song is great if she likes me to sing songs that she likes me to sing songs with her name in the year x. so i change all of the words around and i have to say bella every four or five words and she loves the song. everybody loves to hear their name. they love to see themselves. if you think about the republican message and we paid this beautiful picture of the economy, most americans don't see themselves in that picture. where is the firemen got a construction worker, the truck driver, where i is that you attrition, where are they in this picture? they are nowhere and you say we have a tax cut and that's true but we focus on higher income because that is what creates more growth and that's all we talk about. it may be because they are lower income receiving food stamps, but they don't see themselves in this picture. if we are going to be successful in painting the future vision for america, we have to include people in the picture and we don't need to become them to do it. i cant you how many speeches

tonight herr team is back on the field where they have become fan favorites and elaine quijano foundhy. >> reporter: thousands lined up hours before game time for the hottest ticket in williamsport, watching philadelphia's little league team. ace pitcher mo'ne davis is a big part of the draw. >> throwing 70 miles an hour. that's throwing like a girl. >> reporter: the 13-year-old is the only girl in little league history to throw a complete shut-out in a world series game. >> all i have to do is just stay calm. >> reporter: how do you do that? >> i don't know, i just-- it's just my instinct to calm down because i know we still have to bat and our bats are dangerous so i just have to stay calm with it and your team will help you out. >> reporter: her team is the first from philadelphia ever to make it to the little league world series. 12-year-old kai cummings plays center field. >> it's crazy. all the time i spent last year watching and this is something i finally get to do myself. >> reporter: the little leaguers have some big league fans, including the philadelphia phillies. several

. >> reporter: herr family was paid just $250 as compensation.ation is a new concept here for many people in somalia. as the current administration tries to assert its influence, its efforts to introduce taxes are meeting steep resistance. just this week, the capitol's main business center was shut for three days in protest, of what traders are calling exsoesh important taxes. >> translator: what we disagree with is being asked to pay taxes on goods just 20 minutes after they leave the port where we fully pay duty on them. >> reporter: the idea of paying tax on social services may seem outlandish, but officials say if the somali government is ever to rid itself of foreign aid and provide services to the people, businessmen will have to pay their part. for now, though, that remains an uphill task. >>> still to come, the elite police force sent to an exclusive resort town to protect mexico's rich and powerful from kidnappers. >>> germany considers a law making it illegal to email employees outside of work. >>> and we'll have sport later with sunna.

police discovered herr body in remote wooded area two weeks after she was last seen alive. when she was last seen alive, she was buying trail mix and what was described as a nonlethal dose of sleeping pills. let's get more on the story from oregon. >> sad ending. the autopsy is being conducted right now. we're told it could be done in another couple of hours but again police made the point several times really yesterday at a news conference that they do not suspect foul play and the public is not in any danger. they say they believe they know how jennifer houston died but are waiting for the official word. her suv was found on a remote driveway by the property owner yesterday morning about 25 miles from where she lived. he told reporters that it looked like it had been there, the car that is, the whole time she was missing and was not damaged. police found houston's body about 50 yards from the vehicle wearing the same clothes she had on when she left home almost two weeks ago. she told her husband she needed to go run some errands. from there, we know she picked up on a se

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from the high-end carolina herre herrera, and others, spring gets a less than 10% fee compared to a retailer's google venture, and other investment arm group arn o. simon? >> thank you very much. stick around. with us here at post nine, spring ceo and co-founder alan tisch. >> thank you for having me. >> what is the business model? >> sure. spring is the easiest and best way to shop on your phone. a mobile market base connecting brands directly with consumers on their phone. brands post products every day, customers follow theirdiscover d can shop from the app directly from them. >> how do you make money? >> take a minimal fee from the brands on each transaction, incentivizing them to do what's best for the customer. if they offer free shipping, we cut our transaction fee in half. >> julia? >> who do you consider your main competition for this app? >> sure. i really think there's a lot of easy ways to buy things on your phone, but there was no way to go shopping. that experience of walking around soho on a saturday afternoon that just didn't exist on your phone. we're focused on creating an ea

by lou willis who writes the most popular novel written in the 19th century by american author ben herr and batteries, have been pulled to fill the vacant ranks as we talked about in those wonderful songs we were led in as the option father abraham's call and are going to become instant infantrymen to replace in the ports, which have been instructive. many we just heard from our crazy lecture, many by the black men and even the black lady whose land had been taken over for the construction of what becomes originally ft. massachusetts. but is now ft. stevens. so the day on the 10th day of july is an unseasonably hot day. the men are wearing more uniforms and i'm an honorary member of company b. of the massachusetts regimen there. the proudest thing i have is attending some of their rally. i'm glad to see they're here in full strength. strength. [ applause ] [ applause ] . >> the fort was a departure of the heavy artilleryists, one being the first massachusetts. heavy artillery, with wind that becomes a trivia pursuit question. the type of tribute to grass roots you don't like to be. what

look, there are going to be some people on the left who unhappy with herr. he's going to think hillary is too far right. but i think the import of that opposition is going to end up being rather small. >> we are dwg to see some scary tough happening. there will be criticism on the right and left about what the president does in iraq, too. the more you're reading from experts, these guys can't -- the air strikes -- i didn't understand why it won't work. there's not that many of them. they say it's not likely to challenge the calculus for isis. why not? we can -- you know, are they not all in one place? why wouldn't that change the calculus? >> well, i think this is a broader problem throughout not only iraq, but also syria. and the immediate question is the one mushl put on the table, which is how hard is maliki going to fight to retain power or is it just -- is he positive touring for a payoff? is he positive touring for safe exit somewhere? i don't know. >> john, real quick, what does the president do, then, if these targeted air strikes don't work? >> then