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white visiting a safari park with her mom and 3-year-old sister when a kangaroo reached through thece, grabbed her by the hair and bit her on the head. she is now physically okay. but she did need 14 stitches. i'm glad it got me and not my baby sister. it would have hurt her worse. >> what a cool big sister. no comment from the park. there are signs to enter at their own risk. several signs saying i bite. >> ooh. >> she is 9 years old. going to read the sign, and know what that means. her mom says the park needs to install a better barrier. >> new released 911 calls, providing details of timothy piazza's final hours. >> a fraternity brother not charged in his death is talking out about how he was stopped from making a call for help. >> reporter: 18 fraternity brothers face charges in connect, with the hazing death of a pledge. another brother not charged is him. kind of pointing and laughing. and said why is tim on the was he breathing?r the fall. >> he is breathing. >> was there any alcohol or anything involved? >> yes, there is. >> all right, we'll get some body over there. if any

. >>> did you know kangaroos bite? i did not know that. i ought they punched. an alabama zoo could be in trouble after this encounter between a 9-year-old girl and a kangaroo. it's not pretty. your local news is coming up next. >>> this whole french election was so fascinating, all right. global trend for or against nationalism. future of the european union. mostly american news people trying to pronounce french names. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> emmanuel macron. >> former banker emmanuel macron. >> marine le pen. >> marine le pen. >> emmanuel macron took the victory over the weekend and supporters gathered outside of the louvree. >> i don't think that's a thing. i don't think that's a thing. >> that to be a joke. >> i don't know who said macron. i like that pronunciation. >> what do you say charlie? >> emmanuel macron. >> welcome back. i say emmanuel macron. i don't say louvree. let's go on over to the green room. james and jac

. >>> did you know kangaroos bite? i did not know that. i thought they punched. an alabama zoo could be in trouble after this encounter between a 9-year-old girl and a kangaroo. it's not pretty. your local news is coming up minutes: we should lear >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >> good morning. it's 8:25. i'm kenny choi. in 30 minutes we should learn the verdict for the man accused of killing sierra lamar. she disappeared on her way to school nearly five years ago. and her body was never found. >>> joe montana is suing the developers of the sinking mill 11 numb tower. the former super bowl mvp is concerned for his property value, safety, and his reputation. >>> stick around, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. time is 8:27. an accident blocking two lanes along 238 right on the connector to westbound 580. slowing things down, backing things up to 880. here's live look through oakland. the northbound direction on the right side of the screen is getting pretty slow. close to an hour ride from 238 on up through the maze. and here'

i've remember him jumping around after a kangaroo ina him jumping around after a kangaroo in a studioclient —— when he climbed nelson's column, it was terrifying. this was the days before health and 5afety. john was totally brave. i did a part i'm with him in the 19805. i asked did a part i'm with him in the 19805. iasked if did a part i'm with him in the 19805. i asked if he was scared and he said, never. i relished doing everything. —— i did a pantomime with him. when you join the programme some years after he left, we are very conscious of his legacy? ye5, you'd often get a story to do whichjohn had ye5, you'd often get a story to do which john had done ye5, you'd often get a story to do whichjohn had done before. it was like, 0k, whichjohn had done before. it was like, ok, i have to turn it into something. i was never as brave as him and! something. i was never as brave as him and i didn't do some things i was asked to do. i did some things he had done and people used to say, whenjohn did he had done and people used to say, when john did this... he had done and people used to say,

the kangaroo set off, sojohn imitated the kangaroo and leapt about. it into a joke. when he climbed nelson's column, it was, and is, if you saw it today, totally terrifying. he was up it today, totally terrifying. he was up there with no safety on and these are the days before health and safety. when i met him, i did pantomime with him in the 80s. i remember saying to him, where you scared? he said never. everything they threw at me, i relished. he was a brave guy who knew no fear at all. when you joined the programme which was some yea rs when you joined the programme which was some years after he left, where you conscious of his legacy? yes, because you would get an item to do whichjohn had because you would get an item to do which john had done because you would get an item to do whichjohn had done before. so it was, ok, i have got to turn it into something. i was never anything as brave asjohn was. a few things i did do, people used to say to me, the producer and director would say, whenjohn did the producer and director would say, when john did t

it's a kangaroo court and it's a secret court. it's a star chamber. >> so you're saying transpare y transparency. >> there should be a complete investigation by a commission by congress, where we see the questions, there's an opportunity to cross-examine, and then the truth comes out. >> let me get your take. we're learns that russian officials say they had such a great relationship with flynn, they believed they could use him. should flynn have immunity in order to get more of the details? >> not yet. not yet. he has to make a proffer, come with his lawyer and tell the prosecutors what he has to offer. if he has enough to offer, maybe. you usually only give immunity if he can point to a guy higher up. if he gets something on donald trump, yeah, sure, he'll get immunity, but in the end i think he may be one of the people in trouble here. there may be some lying that may be criminal. >> james comey is now saying he's going to testify pushily in front of the committee, it might be after memorial day. >> so they want to see those mem

kangaroo meat and kibbles. yeah, maybe tone back on the kangaroo, buddy.likes to launch around with the other two house pets, dog and a lion. >> i'm thinking whatever that friskies stuff is, that's not going to work for him. >>> coming up, a look at the special bond between a pair of blacksmiths who paid -- who play an important part in this weekend's preakness. >>> why some narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> many young baseball players dream of someday making it to the big leagues, but a word of caution if your kids want to pitch. they could put their arms at risk for major surgery. >> reporter: pitching is how nearly every play begins. but the most

it is, it is, it is a kangaroo court the ninth circuit court no matter how you can cut it, isn't it?% of the decisions that are appealed and accepted by the u.s. supreme court of the ninth circuit are overturned and often the court adopts the dissenting opinions written by the small number of conservative judges on the court. >> well, as we look at it what do you think will happen? automatic turn to the supreme court? are we just wasting time here at the ninth circuit court level? >> i'm afraid that's true. this case has already been to the ninth circuit with the original executive order. there the three judges totally ignored the law. if they followed the actual law and prior precedents including the supreme court, they would have thrown out the lawsuits against the trump administration. i'm afraid we'll get the same kind of result with this revised order. so it is going to end up in the supreme court. what i hope happens there, finally the supreme court, i hope will stop on all these lawsuits going on all over the country. lou: pure obstructionism on part of the dems and the left a

straight ahead, a fun family visit to the zoo turns terrifying after a little girl was grabbed by a kangaroo. the shocking video. >>> plus, racking up hefty debt. just how much the state has borrowed to fix the spillway and where that loan is coming from. >>> from the weather center, good tuesday afternoon. terrific. i have some interesting changes to talk about. changes you will not want to know about. the full forecast as the news continues. we will be right back. don't go away. ,,,,,,,,,, who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. n-f-l star aaron hernandez because he committed suicide while his appeal was pending. the former new england patriots play >>> new details, a judge has cleared the murder conviction for aaron hernandez bec

this dog, a pig, a kangaroo. they aren't supposed to be there but somehow their owners have gamed the system and gotten them on board. watch how it happened. look at that woman. she's like, i'm not buying this. emotional support animals tonight at 11:00 only on wusa 9. >>> thinking about getting out there beating the rush. >> if they are going now, let's try to say they are skipping tomorrow, if the flow go. let's start with a live look outside. looking at most of the storms beginning to taper off from southwest to northeast. still some pretty ominous clouds. 63 right now. temps have fallen about 10 degrees because of the showers. wins going to the southeast t . the storms crossing over i have been 270 on the east side and crossing over 50 toward annapolis and up 95 for baltimore. there are some storms between leesburg and warrenton. senior pga, they've had some pretty big storms in the last hour but they are beginning to wane a bit. we do have a new warning. this is a new warning for anne arundel county, baltimo

happened, though, that this tree decided to just -- >> so now you got to worry about other drivers, kangaroos, and the tree. >> that branch just comes down and smashed into their windshie windshield. of the people inside? pretty calm. >> broke our window. >> you think? >> not a single swear word. >>> now over to michigan. traffic moving a bit slow. this guy pulling over to the right. ho? ther an ambulance coming. lights and sirenings cruising by in the emergency lane. he decided to do the right thing and get out of the way. but watch what follows the ambulance. >> there he is. >> yeah. not just one, but two people speeding behind the ambulance trying to use the ambulance as, like, a break in the traffic. >> so they're not lawyers. >> no. no, they're not. but watch. the ambulance stops, a paramedic gets out and gives the driver a finger wag. you shouldn't follow this closely behind an ambulance. it's dangerous. >> you'll get a ticket for that. >> stupid jerk move. >>> look at that. >> slick. >> that's a tesla. >> model x. so cool. >> they want to surprise everybody with the gender reveal. they

kangaroos? there are people who claim they need these animals to travel with them for emotional support. it is completely legal but only if you can't prove your pet is essential to your psychological well-being. our special assignment unit investigates emotional support animals tonight on wusa9 at 11:00. brtry new flonase sensimists. allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. noon. from electronic backpacks to smart credos and smart shoes, we've covered a lot for technology week. today, it comes to a close. evan koslof is finishing it up with a look at new laptops on the market. >> reporter: technology week continues with a look from inside my lap top. like many you've seen before, it is really just starting, but it is old. we talk about new laptops starting with the craziest laptop i've ever seen. this is the acer predator 21 x and it's a

it's an insult to kangaroo courts. >> i think that's an overstatement. but i do think there are other interests at play beside -- >> fairness and due process? >> actually the public's interest in this result that are -- >> we'll come back to you guys in a moment. joining us from the senate judiciary committee, democratic senator chris coons from delaware. robert mueller named as a special counsel. your reaction? >> anderson, i'm encouraged. his long record of service as a senior federal prosecutor and as former fbi director, suggests that he's exactly the sort of person that many of us hoped would be named for special counsel. he has previous experience stepping up to an overreach, an exercise of power by an administration and with standing them, under the bush administration, when he and a number of other law enforcement officials threatened to resign if the president didn't respect their concerns about civil liberties. he's also a decorated marine vet ran and someone who i think will enjoy the respect of a wide range of members of congress. this is a p

, stephy hirst, started his own instagram account. 0mar weighs 14 kilograms and eats human—grade kangaroo can see us carrying him this way and having a cell freelj i can see us carrying him this way and having a cell free. i would love and having a cell free. i would love a self feed but i think he would ta ke a self feed but i think he would take up the whole camera! now, back to our main story — the appointment of former fbi boss robert mueller as a special prosecutor to oversee a us investigation into russia's alleged interference in the presidential election. we heard the latest from washington a short while ago. but how do donald trump's supporters feel about the recent cascade of negative reports? the bbc‘s nada tawfik has been to nashville, tennessee, to find out. in nashville, it is the twang of a guitar that moves this music city. unlike washington, politics is not the topic in the bars. in the capital of country music, the tunes belt out the concerns of the everyday american, paying bills and finding love. and to be those who voted for donald trump brush off the image of a white

brian: how about the kangaroo? >> here we go.ed, and they form in the pouch. >> really? >> yeah. brian: what's in there? >> tools. the couch is like a warm blanket and a nipple where they're going to eat and drink. ainsley: speechless now after that. >> he just said nipple, and they're done. brian: this is eight months old. >> eight-month old red kangaroo. another thing they can do is mom if someone gets too close to the baby, they'll rear back on this tail and whip you. brian: let's real quick. ainsley: little guy is so cute. >> oh, look at this monkey. >> talk about our campaign with lysol, that's supporting mothers. brian: gut instinct to put a diaper on. >> we're going to be right back with more animals. brian: we have a wolf next. don't tell the monkey. i joined the army in july of '98. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. flea bites can mean misery for your cat. advantag

it is the flying kangaroo. guess what, we have more aye lines.do is the question. —— lets you ask the questions. china's first home made big commercialjet hasjust landed safely after making its maiden flight. the c919 took off in shanghai. the plane has been almost ten years in the making. it is designed to challenge airbus and boeing in the single aisle market. robin brant is in shanghai for us. robin, good to see you. we will talk about what this could mean for boeing and airbus, but nearly ten yea rs boeing and airbus, but nearly ten years in the making, this is a big deal in china? yes, this is a moment of national pride. it is a moment for china to prove its technical proficiency to people here and the outside world. it is politically important because china's leader, president xijingping, important because china's leader, president xi jingping, has called for a growing domestic aviation industry that he says can reflect the new capabilities of the world's number two economy. china is focusing on strategic industries in its effort to show te

he eats human greed kangaroo meat. —— human grade. hello. of those gardens are now water—logged after what happened during wednesday. this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. and in fact it was at coningsby, in lincolnshire, that was one of the wettest places during wednesday, notching up about 40mm of rain — that is nearly a month worth of rain in 2a hours, but you can see elsewhere widely around 20—a0mm of rain from this weather system and clearing now into the north sea. we have a few showers for northern ireland and western scotland, parts of wales, north—west england stayed dry. now we are looking at a fresher feel to things during thursday and for the next few days as we bring in some slightly cooler air. it is more noticeably fresher, less humid rather than cooler because, actually, in some sunshine, where we had the rain during wednesday, it will feel warmer. the sun will eventually come out after perhaps a cloudy start in east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, plenty of blue sky to begin the day. take a look at things at

i am a pharmacist and i know drugs about hoar than those things and kangaroos and. i gave up that career career to follow yeez and come come from that angle. more about that later. i want to start by thanking rod for starting this important conversation about how we can, as christians, more faithfully follow jesus which is what it is about. it is encouraging people are paying attention to the book. at the same time, it seems the most frequent reactions to ideas, sort of a hall of protest about withdrawl, in favor of engagement this is the made point rod is taking and it is the reversus of my own experience in living out my faith. so the first point i would like to make is this: building a communal church along the lines rod suggests allows christians to engage more and more meaningful with our fellow human beings. assimilation to the ways of the world is as dangerous as jesus. thestringer the center is, and that is jesus, the more daring our outreach to the world can be. my own life is an illustration of this for the past 30 years my wife linda and i have been membe

. >> kangaroo, we have several he can on the tick meats, kangaroo, camel, ostrich all native to australiae have your wings. we do little bit of everything try to diversify out menu. >> how did i do. >> perfect. need alienly fennel there. >> i put it underneath. >> that's your color. add on top. >> this is what is great about taste. you can sample all kinds of cuisines. we have gluten free options. from all over arlington. so just top chefs. top restaurants from all over arlington. it's a great day. >> family friendly event. >> extremely family friendly we work hard to make sure you can bring the kids the kids will have a great time. bring the dog. bark park. tastings for the dogs. we have tastings for the kids. there's so much to do there now. so it's a great day for the whole family. it's really great because all the proceeds go to charity. >> i was just going to say. >> thank you. >> tickets are sail still on sale. >> on sale now. get them now. ten dollars per person. kids under four are free. >> love it. all the kids get a free kids zone booklet. you can go and play the games haven't a

the flying kangaroo taking you to badgerys creek!ctory sector lost momentum in april, with growth slowing to its weakest pace in seven months. the purchasing manager's index dropped to 50.3 in aprilfrom 51.2 in march, indicating a slower expansion of activity. however, the index shows the sector avoided a slowdown for ten straight months. any reading above 50 shows expansion of manufacturing activity. twitter is working with media firm bloomberg to create a 24—hour rolling news channel for the messaging service. the live video stream will be made up of original programming as well as feeds from bloomberg bureaus. the deal builds on the live—streaming deals twitter has done with others that spreads content via the social network. let's ta ke let's take you to the united states because we are following the writers' strike in the us, some of oui’ writers' strike in the us, some of our best—known tv shows could be facing a hiatus while the writers agree a deal. we will talk about this late in the programme because with the rise of things

and katie lacy were the show's main animal trainers, training a menagerie of big cats, lamas and kangaroosf the crop, the best place to work because of what they could provide for me and my animals. >> reporter: those animals had long been the show's biggest draw. >> animals are not ours for entertainment. >> reporter: but they faced pressure from animal rights activists. and then feld entertainment retired the elephants, they say that was beginning of the end for business. >> we saw a drop in ticket sales and attendance way beyond what we anticipated. >> reporter: 94-year-old selma heller rode those ringling elephants as an acrobat during the 1946 season. who do you think had the better show, was yours better? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: she came to say good-bye. >> maybe it should let it rest and let it be the greatest show. >> and ringling brothers had two touring shows with 500 workers in all. some of them will go to other jobs in the company. as for the animals, most of them are owned by the trainers, and they'll be looking for work too. that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for so

kangaroo attacked a child from behind a fence but the little steve: already monday and we are lookingahead to the upcoming weekend. a lot going on around the d. m.v. don't forget about the maryland craft beer festival saturday in frederick. temperatures on the cool side. only in the upper 50's. a mix of sun and clouds. 25 buries represented up there. have fun. don't forget mother's day. get the car now and make sure you order flowers. we are looking at the temperatures make it in the middle 60's. if you have outdoor plan for mom, go for it. barbecue is looking good. you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. q: hello. welcome to "7 on your side." fighting back wall of justice. i'm q mccray. special meal saj from the metropolitan police department. they say these guys here robbed a sub shop and they believe it co

(cheering) wayne: uh, uh... kangaroo. kandy. come on, kangaroo. how you doing, kandy? - good. wayne: hello, and who's your little friend? - it's my baby. wayne: that's your-- i'm so sorry. i didn't mean to grab your baby by the ears.

a kangaroo, what?here are people who claim they need these animals to travel with them for emotional support. that is a pony. >> what is this customer. >> so this whole thing is completely legal but only if you can prove your pet is essential to well-being. tonight at 11:00, watch emotional support animals and see how easy it is to game the system. >> don't get any ideas. >> and don't put your pets in your suitcase. >> and don't get any ideas, because i know you. >> trending now, a virginia couple tried to conceive for nearly 20 years. they got more than they bargained for. >> by tom hanks and steven spielberg were at the washington post morning meeting. >> and wh narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, ts, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordabl

all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court and the army, and the three officers sitting togetherpens only minutes, like that. >> what is life like inside prison. >> nice, nice, very nice. >> i have a hard time believing that. >> we can talk to each other, say manage, use a mirror to look at each other? >> books? >> no books, no writing things, no paper. no, nothing at all. a mat and a blanket and a plate and a bowl. >> right. >> only things are the things that we possess. >> how is the food in prison? >> soup. pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday. you know that in prison, all the fish has no body. only the head and the tail. no middle part. >> so there is hope for this country, in your view. yes? >> yes, yes. the buddhists believe how to live in situations, dictators, political passion, or even discrimination, everything is happening to us, but the buddhists say, okay, that's a tough life, you can make something good. >> there's something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long unable to speak. now so unguarded about their hopes and their

instead of an ambulance, you hop into a kangaroo's pouch, off to the hospital. hoppityy-hoppitiy. choppityy-choppity ( applause ) toilets go the other way. it's magical. ( laughter ) "after the surgery, bloomin' 'onion. it's fantastic." that's not a scalpel, this is a scalpel. you know who else was watch, democratic senator and every member of steely dan combined. ( cheers and applause ) bernie sanders. and senator sanders had this response. >> you have better health care than we do. >> i thought you would-- >> okay, wait a minute, wait a minute, chris. all right, the president has just said it. that's great. >> stephen: wow. i haven't seen bernie sanders laugh that hard since his days on "the muppet" show. ( cheers and applause ) we miss you, waldorf. of course, trump's heard the criticisms, and he defended the plan on twitter by saying it's not really the plan. "big win in the house. very exciting. but when everything comes together with the inclusion of phase 2, we will have truly great health care." oh, great, phase 2. ( laughter ) what is that? what is phase 2? there's nothin

i bought it off my dad and still have a pet kangaroo called corny.he time. >> or in los angeles. >> we live half time so the kids go to school there and have a school in america too in l.a. >> so they see corny regular. >> they see corny. >> from a distance. >> yeah, he's a little violent, that guy. >> congrats. quite a year "hacksaw ridge" was unbelievable. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> congratulations on the new movie. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for coming in and scaring us this morning. we really appreciate that. you can see teresa in "berlin syndrome." it's in theaters now. so make sure you go check that out. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. >>> we move on to a new attraction at disneyland called "guardians of the galaxy," perhaps you've heard of it. mission: breakout and fans are pouring into the park lining up for hours to see it. nick watt, he got in. check it out. >> reporter: disneyland california, adventure, nearly 200-foot tower and a blockbuster ride for the summer. it's "guardians of the galaxy" mission: breakout. i a

he eats food, plays in the backyard and naps on the trampoline and then eats kangaroo meat for dinner. his owner sent his measurements into the guinness book of world records and they should hear back in a couple of weeks. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, those five guys on the warriors were pretty good last night. and how would the spurs do without their mvp? i got a triple dose of good news for you. coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on the show. school on our thursday morning show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. many experts predicted the spurs didn't stand a chance against the warriors without their star kawhi leonard. they were right. pachulia came down and injured his right heel. pachulia left the game and didn't return. later in the first, draymond green on the break. finds steph nails the three curry on fire 15 points in the 1st quarter alone. 3rd quarter warriors up 20 and in cruise control. curry gets the bucket he had 29. warriors dominate is 136-100 become the f

they had pig, kangaroo. they had all kinds of things. up in the absence of the elephants. connell: everybody loves circus. melissa: my kids were really sad. they had a great time. they couldn't believe it was over. connell: that's it. >> oh, well. connell: a lot of back and forth, fighting political battles for so long with the -- melissa: absolutely. connell: whatever. melissa: from one circus to another, new developments in the investigation of russian meddling into the presidential election. how mike flynn's decision to plead the fifth could impact the probe. that's next. plus danger own the dock. dramatic video, look at that! connell: whoa. melissa: never seen that. sea lion pulling a little girl into the water. what the head of the dock says, well he says theto blame. hmmm? >> are you all right? just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be with customer contracts, agreements to lease a space or protecting your work. legalzoo

our first guest is a very funny man who's about to join the ranks of kirk, kangaroo and crunch as hele in captain underpants, the first epic movie. >> what is this? poor soul. you are trapped in some sort of invisible box-like prison. what's that? i can't hear you. but i see your tears. >> is it okay that i'm kind of loving this? >> yes and no. but mostly yes. >> fear not. i will set you free. >> what is wrong with you? >> that's better. i can hear you now. >> jimmy: "captain underpants" opens in theaters june 2nd. please welcome ed helms! [ cheers and applause ] very good to see you. >> great to see you too. thank you. >> jimmy: you look well. >> yeah, i've lost a little weight since the "captain underpants" shooting. >> jimmy: are you that method an actor? >> yeah. a lot of people think that's animated. that's actually me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you'll put on some weight and wear diapers at a recording session. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how are you? >> aim great. how are you? how's billy? >> jimmy: my son is doing very well, thank you very much. i assume you mean my son billy. >> yes. >>

. >> brangham: welch and mckiernan say this is a step beyond what's known as "kangaroo care"-- the skin-to-skin contact that's been taught in many nicu's since the 1990s. >> i've been a nurse here many years, but there was something missing. and what was missing was that helping the mother to get to that emotional connection. >> take care of them, st. jude. >> brangham: getting past her fear of losing her babies has been one of the biggest obstacles for elia cardenas. >> please help the nurses give them the care they need so i can bring them home. >> brangham: her twin boys, lukas and tadeo, were born at 26 weeks-- three and a half months too soon. her previous child had also been born prematurely, but he only lived a few hours, and she's terrified the twins won't survive either. >> on my way home, i was crying the entire way. i was not planning on having them so early. and when i got home, it was even worse, because you know, i had all these things for the babies ready. >> brangham: each day, cardenas makes the hour-long trip to the hospital from her home in port chester, new york. but she's p

. >> i was skeptical that this kind of intervention involving kangaroo care-- chest, skin-to- skin cared smell-- and other interventions would have any long-term benefit. i couldn't understand the biological basis. in fact, the biological basis is still a little uncertain to me. but clearly, those kinds of interactions and bonding episodes have a biological effect on the baby's brain. and we hope it's a long term neurodevelopmental change. >> brangham: additional trials to see if these results can be replicated are now underway in new york and texas, with two more in the works in new jersey and florida. caroline ilie, who was born at just two and a half pounds, is now a year and a half old, and seems to be thriving. back home, all these mothers say their families are better off. while the science behind it remains a mystery to them, they think this intervention strengthened their relationships during a very fraught period, with impacts they hope will continue with time. for the pbs newshour in new york, i'm william brangham. >> woodruff: now to our "newshour shares:" something that caug

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