she named her daughter lina, after herself.y lina started out as an embryo conceived from donated egg and sperm cells in a test tube, and implanted in the womb after her mother-to-be underwent hormone therapy. >> i still can't believe it. it's like magic, and she's already seven months old. the whole family is overjoyed. reporter: she had her first child at age 34, but her son exiquio was born mentally disabled. her marriage broke up, and for years afterwards she had no opportunity to have any more children. >> time passed, and with my disabled son, i had a hard time finding another partner. then i started menopause too early. by the time i realized it, i was 42 and couldn't have any more children. reporter: to lina alvarez, it was a blessing that spain allowed her to use donor eggs. she's had two babies using this methher son samuel, who's now in school, and baby lina. the family is well-known in their hotown lugo in galicia, and a hot topic for debates on late motherhood throughout spain. many see it as selfish to have childr

she named her daughter lina, after herself.y lina started out as an embryo conceived from donated egg and sperm cells in a test tube, and implanted in the womb after her mother-to-be underwent hormone therapy. >> i still can't believe it. it's like magic, and she's already seven months old. the whole family is overjoyed. reporter: she had her first child at age 34, but her son exiquio was born mentally disabled. her marriage broke up, and for years afterwards she had no opportunity to have any more children. >> time passed, and with my disabled son, i had a hard time finding another partner. then i started m menopause t o early. by the time i realized it, i was 42 and couldn't have any more children. reporter: : to lina alvarez, t was a blessing that spain allowed her to use donor eggs. she's had two babies using this method, her son samuel, who's now in school, and baby lina. the family is well-known in their hometown lugo in galicia, and a hot topic for debates on late motherhood throughout spain. many see it as selfish to ha

was an interview with lina horn. the photo that ran was a tiny head-shot photo of lina horn. >> one column photo of her face looking straight on, no crocked head. >> there was this wonderful know t photo. what is the story to tell here? in the article she mentions it's around christmastime, decorating, telling the reporter it's so nice to be here because it was so hard to find an apartment. i'm thinking it was hard for lina horn to find an apartment? i want to report on that. no, no, i did. i did. and it was, of course, you know, the 1950s, 1960s, and lina horn, one of the most celebrated actresses and singers in the country, was a black woman who struggled to find an apartment in new york city. and the story about how she found this beautiful apartment was a great story. and starts with harry belafonte who also could not find an apartment in new york city. even though he had broken every record, the first artist to break a million albums. anyway -- >> sell. >> that's right. so he got so fed up that he sent his white

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. >> reporter: judge aqua lina did not buy his apology reading parts of his letter last week. >> what i did in the state cases was medical, not sexual. the media convinced them that everything i did was wrong and bad. they feel i broke their trust. hell hath no fury like a woman's scorn. >> reporter: the judge told nassar his treatments were not medical and reminded him he had admitted wrongdoing in his plea deal. >> because you are guilty, aren't you. >> reporter: as the proceedings came to a close, rachel den holder asked for the maximum. >> suggest to you children are worth everything. >> reporter: she was the first to accuse nassar of sexual abuse in a 2016 "star" article. >> you started the tidal wave. you are the bravest person i've ever had in my courtroom. >> reporter: kayly lore rinne said she was 13 years old. >> i hope when you get a chance to speak you tell us who knew what and when they knew it. a culture was in place where children were afraid to say know to a grown-up and where complaints were not taken seriousry. as the judge said today there needs to be a massive inve

para hablar de este tema estamos con la doctora marta sÁnchez, la psicoterapeuta lina acosta y tambiÉn sÍ has cambiado tÚ >>> sÍ, me da mÁs paciencia. y me ayuda mucho a ser, a tener mÁs tiempo para la gente que estÉ adelante de mÍ. por quÉ mucha gente estÁ en sus mÓviles en sus redes sociales y no le presta la atenciÓn del mundo alrededor della y el perrito meyudaeso. >>> y tiene mÁs amistades >>> mucho mÁs >>> a raÍz que tienes perros >>> sÍ mucho mÁs porque tenemos amigos de los perros y tenemos un club social de los perros. >>> ay! quÉ padre doctora en quÉ nos beneficiamos >>> ambos harÁn ejercicios y hacen anme amistad, es importan caminarlos quienes tienen personas pequeÑas como tÚ y yo no camina en la casa, hay que sacarlo a caminar en la casa porque ellos tienen que explorar y disfrutar esos paseos. >>> de repente las mÍas se escapan >>> es una pulga se esconde >>>. lina los perros son imÁnes sociales en realidad. >>> sÍ sabemos en el mundo psicolÓgico que 8 de 10 personas hablan con alguien que tiene una mascota. y para la persona que tiene la mascota especialmente esa persona

shown towards women amerikana sanchez has been following the pope's visit and she joins us now from lina. marianna while the reception there in peru has been overwhelmingly positive towards the pope still a great deal of focus on the comments he made about the sex abuse victims. that's right here and there's not been much echo to those goldmans. just the other than a few hours before the pope was leaving. he told reporters that the bishop of a sort of no one but also there was no proof that he had covered up for a paedophile priest something that has angered very much. we've seen a lot of protesting in chile there's been churches burned before and before and after that we've seen people that were detained about eighty people were arrested for protesting and of course a lot of very strong response from the victims there saying that the pope is showing another phase because first the pope said that he felt a lot of pain and shame for the victims of the abuses but then he he he tells reporters to reporters this here in britain it's been different we've seen thousands of people going up this

undo -- >> reporter: because of one woman the sentencing judge, circuit court judge rosemarie aqua linas allowing those impacted by larry nassar's crimes to speak for as long as they'd like. >> you're nothing more than a disgusting monster. >> reporter: and have encouraged dozens of survivors to come forward including olympic medalists from around the country. >> i thought that training for the olympics would be the hardest thing i would ever have to do but, in fact, the hardest thing i've ever had to do is process that i'm a victim larry nassar. >> treatments with you were mandatory. you took advantage of that. you even told on us if we didn't want to be treated by you. >> you manipulated me into thinking you were the good guy in helping me while sexually abusing me over and over and over for your own twisted sexual pleasure. >> reporter: the judge addressed a six page handwritten letter by the defendant saying he didn't think he can could mentally handle the sentencing hearing and that she was biassed from the beginning. >> your letter states now i'm having a four day sentencing media

kept her silence for a long time for years but now she's breaking her silence to talk to us about lina selena have beloved daughter hasn't been in her parents' house for four years sell enough for her husband who went to syria to fight with the so-called islamic state . he took celina together with their three children i know he will never come back because he was killed last march. we needed new. since then she says she hasn't heard from her daughter. is one of hundreds of chechens who have left their homeland since of the beginning of the syrian war to join us. and the women mostly followed their husbands as is customary for chechen women to do. official figures put the number of tensions fighting for the terrorist militia at seven hundred almost all are listed as missing. some of the mothers gave us these photos desperate and hoping to get some sign of life from their children. back at pretty much house her son unsolder and grand daughter somalia and look at photos of celina we want to know if answer would allow himself to be recruited by terrorists and would go to syria as his sist

army now deployed in several cities so for more on this story i'm joined on the line from tunis by lina ben and me she is an activist who's been taking part in the protests and a blogger behind a tunisian girl thanks so much for taking the time to speak to us what can you tell us about your plans right now are they going to be more protests in the coming days and weeks. or more of. a big run from one and if they've organized by. one. or. or there are more. and can you explain who is out on the streets i know that you have been taking part in the protests tell us more about others who are involved in terms of their age and their background. ok earth who i'm sending my arms and so forth there's actually the most very small bulk of. the first goal of where my by saying what the fourth calls for peaceful demonstration during the day. when people from different movements started to exist or of yourself why are some of them hard to get arrested by bullets and. they went public with what the police violence and this is how the culture of. god when we have more. girls movements. troublemaker ad

. >> that's what i like, lina.ad decision split second and it changes your life. but you've been working on this for three years and whent you went to tv executives, i understand it didn't go well. >> i know it's a multi-protagonist story. it's character study and i think sometimes it's difficult to see. 4 >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm alex wagner. coming up this hour, one of the nation's biggest auto shows opens today in detroit. we'll get a look at the hot new designs and eye-catching technology. >>> we'll talk to the first-time screenwriter and the powerhouse producer behind "the post." why their look at the pentagon papers scandal from the 1970s is so relevant today. >>> and there's a small scottish town with 14 book shops, but one of them is so unusual there is a three-year waiting list to visit it. that is coming up. >>> first our top story this hour, the aftermath of president trump's controversial language on immigration. mr. trump denies using a derogatory term for s

steve in arizona. 10 minutes before we take you to c-sp" 50 lina for the capitals tour," and other programmingtoday. program hereer the on c-span, we'll be taking you services ate armed committee for discussion on u.s. security strategy. henry kissinger and deputy of armitage will testify before the committee, listenhat at c-span.org, n the c-span radio app, and also 10:00 today. homeland security and ubcommittee will be looking at what the united states postal service is doing to prevent the distribution through the mail of synthetic drugs and opioids, our c-span3 at gins on 0:00, watch on c-span.org, as well, and listen on the c-span radio app. the ore note, 11:15 today, u.s. council on mayors convention continues. our coverage on c-span.org, of that, watch well, day's coverage, as go back and see the discussion that happened there. calls.o your new -- sorry, jim is in york, line for independents. jim, good morning. caller: hi there. can you stand one more call about immigration? a lot of -- i live in new york, and let me tell you, i to say that in the late '60s, early '70s, i was doing jobs