the charity save the children says a maternity hospital it supports was hit in an airstrike in syria'sidlibrovince. and just over 100 days to go. hillary clinton and donald trump take their race to the white house to battleground states after back-to-back party conventions. ♪ anchor: good evening. wherein here in france, the police are continuing their investigation into tuesday's church attack in normandy, during which an elderly priest was killed by two teenagers. today, authorities arrested a syrian asylum seeker in connection with the attack. a copy of his passport was found at the home of one of the assailants. with the french government under intense scrutiny for the handling of this attack and the best deal day attack -- best nice,e day attack in ideas have been proposed, including a ban on the financing of mosques in france from overseas. reporter: following the spate of attacks that have racked france and germany in recent weeks, manuel valls told that he wants to root out mosques that promote extremism. >> i want to have imams trained in france, not abroad, and ban foreign financi

sarah: meanwhile, a maternity hospital has been bombed in an air raid causing casualties. the charity supports the hospital. the observatory for human rights confirms the attack. it is not yet known if the rain -- the raid was carried out. earlier, we spoke with a doctor from save the children. he is based in turkey and regulalarly works ininside syri. he had more e tails. >> targeting the main n entrance of their facilitity, p peoe usually w wait for thehe women delilivering in ththe facility.. a number of injuries, we dodon't have an n exact number oinjurirs at the moment. we are talkiking about at t lea0 pepeople. they went to the e ground floorf the e hospital. one midwife was attempting a delivery at that moment. >> a change of pace, heading for business news. we're here with the latest. >> the news is just out. [indiscernible] aimed at cleaning up balance sheets. cord knitting a test of 51 lenders and the results show there was still more work to do to put banks on firmer footing. >> they represent 70% of the banking business. banks from portugal and greece. the u.s.

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staffing at clinics that perform abortions and the legislature said we need to pass this to help maternal health. when it was passed in july of 2013, then texas state senator wendy davis did this all-night filibuster. it go a lot of attention. a lower court then struck down these laws and said look, these things aren't necessary for maternal health. the legislature is putting on undue burden under the casey standard of 1992 that pete just referred to and it's uncons institutional. so it was reversed in what i thought was a stunning position by the supreme court. anthony kennedy on board saying no, this is unconstitutional. >> what have we learned about the tilt and the makeup of this shorthanded court? joan: tilts to the left more than when antonin scalia, who died in february was there. on this abortion ruling and on e afirm active action vote last week. there have been case that is went conservative just because they broke 4-4, for example, on immigration and upheld a lower court ruling against president barack obama but that was more because of where the lower court was, not where they

it is the only maternity hospital there. it serves 1,000 women a woman. two people were killed in friday's bombing, several others wounded, including pregnant women and babies. it is unclear who carried out the bombing there. >>> and in northern syria, this video that you see appears to show fires back by the united states trying to force isis out of the city of manbij. isis used that city to plan external operations and that it was an entry point used by foreign fighters. recapturing the city could give u.s. some intelligence left behind by isis that could help destroy that terror group. >>> now on to another key syrian city, aleppo taking full control of the city would be a major victory for the syrian government. they are skeptical that corridors there would not be useds a strategic way to empty the city. our senior international correspondent clarissa ward has more on that for us. >> reporter: this is what remains of much of aleppo. once syria's most populus city, now an apocalyptic moonscape. this video was released by the syria army as it sell depen

she had two children and could use vacation time to substitute for maternity leave. but she just made phone ) she would ask them if they wanted to come back. in she had a high success rate. unlike other nasa centers that our more strict with a military atmosphere, jpl had a very academic field and still does. at the time at other centers of they worked as computers they worked very strict eight hours a day in summer they are not even allowed to talk to each other. but at jpl they could shift hours come in early, leave early, he in digest their hours in a way that is common now with flextime now work but it was unusual then and of course, there were still working very long hours. all night when there was a launch in the hours did get quite long said they depended on each other there are lots of different reasons but one reason that stands out is the friendship that they had in trying to make this wonderful environment for working mothers civic i assure a lot of women today they might read this story and see common threads with the flex time aside with women across the

she had a masculine mind but quickly praised her for being essentially feminine, maternal. it is like that old compliment like you don't sweat much for a fat girl. another tribute concluded interesting for those women of necessity must remain in the background. a family friend who should have known better painted la follette surrendered her home. she was content to get actions and actors. she played herself of the woman's part. >> she sat in the gallery and congress or at home with the children or advisors. she could but she did not often make the speeches or do the deeds. although this tough mate behind the scenes came to dominate historical record, in reality, belle la follette -- she was far from being his assistant. she held no elected office and could not even cast a ballot until she was 61 years old. she over came her natural shineness to her influence. her family needed the money. all those who joined lincoln and identifying her of what he called victorious mother did her a grave disservice, she did make the speeches and do the deed and the nation improved because sh

there is the ambitious one, the music lover, the street-child, the city girl, and the maternal one. everything is intensively repaired -- prepared. >> it is important that we write a script after visiting a place. we do field research to tell the true story. there is also a workshop that we went to in person to understand how they really feel and the kind of life they live. >> each problem is based on reality. domestic violence, forced marriage, poverty. these are issues that many girls in ethiopia can deal -- can relate with. this work has changed her. >> i see a woman on the street with these problems and i go up to her and try to speak with her. everything begins at home and it begins with respect for your family, your sister. this is changed me in many ways. >> the band has been all over ethiopia and has become real celebrities. the work reaches millions of listeners. they are still down to earth and like to have regular contact with their fans. >> i want to be happy, like them. everything about them makes me happy. >> for them, this is where they come in and he plays a male fri

we have been dazzled by blake lively's maternity fashion display in new york. but style runs in the famil because blake's beau, ryan reynolds tops tonight's know and tell. ryan stepped out in new york city looking sharp in a blue suit and showing off new bling on his wrist. blake has been seen around the big apple promoting her new movie, "cafe society" night it was ryan's turn as had his new polo watch. >> there's very few items th men carry throughout their lives. a watch is one of them this is one of the things hope to some day pass on to my kids. i've got daughter's initials on the back. >> in l.a., jessica simpson's husband stepped out, that tells the story of eric's former teammate, stevegleason. diagnosed with arls. nancy ride certificate battling als herself and nick cannon played it coy regardi rumors he's been getting cozy with tlcchili. >> i would say ask her what the situation is. ask her, she's an outstanding and amazing woman. i've known her so many years. we've been friends. you get the opportunity to spend time together. myself, i'm rushing this

she's on maternity leave. i believe she's coming back this week.at home will be happy to hear that. if people want to adopt janelle wang, the cat, what should they do? >> so we are going to be open in four locations tomorrow. 10:00 to 6:00. adoption fees are waived. we've got plenty of kittens. there's janelle and tons more. we've got puppies, dogs, cats, rabbits. all kinds of animals. again, available from 10:00 to 6:00 in our four locations at our animal community center in milpitas, at the petco sunnyvale, petco west san jose, and petsmart mountain view. >> reporter: that's great. thank you for coming out. janelle, you're looking amazing. look at that. such a cute cat. all right. let's get you into that weather forecast as we head through the next couple of days. again, it's called clear the shelters. hash tag it on facebook, twitter, also instagram. the big event is this saturday with reduced adoptions or fees that have been waived. go to nbcbayarea.com as well for more. and there's an interactive map where you can check things out. san jose, 7

his maternal grandmother and maternal uncle and son tom all died in or spent years in insane asylums and one brother john died mentally unstable while another, jim, died an alcoholic. whatever the source of sherman's distinctive personality, there's general agreement that he was as scherr shon says a brilliant but tormented soul who knew much sadness and only occasional happiness. no wonder. his earl life was chaotic and traumatic. his father died when he was 9 and mother turned him over to another family to raise. the combination of losing his parents along with the mental problems he inherited genetically from his mother's side undoubtedly contributed to the depression he clearly suffered from as an adult. although many bioographers ignore or reject the notion he was plagued by mental illness, he exhibited many of the symptoms of depression or mel kolly as it was called. he suffered a nervous breakdown early winter of 1862 when he was relieved from command after exhibiting acute paranoia over the confederate forces raid against him, greatly exaggerating their numbers. charged with

most american women in this country don't have a paid maternity leave. so we have to pay for that ourselves. putting money aside to fund that is really important. the second big one is child care costs. the other thing a lot of new moms forget is to take place of the of the workplace benefits available. women leave hundreds of dollars a year on the table because we forget to do things like sign up for a flex pay account. and then the other thing i always recommend is connecting with other new parents. you can often save a lot of money by trading gently used clothes, some of the big ticket items like strollers. >> there's a lot of costs also in raising teens. i have a 14-year-old and 11-year-old. how can we make up for some of money mistakes we've made along the way? >> i think it all about connecting to what they care about at the. for me as the mom of a 3 kwleerld 3-year-old, it about explaining we can't have everything you want because we're saving for other things. my 6-year-old, i can sit next to her and with to and jers, it's about connecting what t

. >>> also in new york city, blake lively's maternity fashion takeover cont she put the glam in the "ociety" premiere. a blake showed off some leg in a short custom-made carolina herrera dress. completing the look with a pair of pink louboutins. >> how are you not dying in these heels? >> i put them on two seconds ago in the car and i'll take them off in two seconds when i get inside. >> eager to get comfy, blake's co-star, kristen stewart. k-stew looked little more at home in this outfit th the frilly white frock she rocked on the red carpet. >> this is sort of like striking a tone. >> noticeably absent from the premiere, blake husband, ryan reynolds, who arrived at her hotel earlier in the after filming in amsterdam. >> ryan's twitter is hysterical. >> he's pretty funny. we loved your instagram with your "sisterhood of the trpants" how do you make time to see each other? we've known each other for ten years. peopleein hollyw try to pit women against each other and create these false cat fights butti nice to have women who support each other. we're luck request that we have such diff

small percentage, in 1960, only 25% of mothers worked outside the home, of course, there was no maternity leave then. so when the women got pregnant, they were often forced off the lab and what i found is that it was because they were a cohesive group of women and had supervisor. she provided this very strong example of a working mother because she had two children and she was able to use her vacation time and use that in order to substitute for maternity leave and come back and then what she did that wasn't happening at other places is pretty simple, she just made phone calls, she would call a women after they had a child and asked them if they wanted to come back and she had a very high success rate of getting women back after they had children and then the lab itself provided an environment that was very friendly for them because the -- you know, unlike other nasa centers that tended to be a bit more strict and have military atmosphere, jpl had a great academic field to the lab and still does and at other nasa centers people that work as computers often had to work a very, very strict

small percentage only 25 percent of mothers worked outside the home and of course, there was no maternity leave so when women got pregnant there were often forced off the lab and i found because they were a tight cohesive group with a female supervisor so when helen became supervisor she provided a very strong example of a working mother she had two children and could just use vacation time to substitute for maternity leave and what she did that wasn't happening is she made from calls should call a woman after they had a child if and ask if they wanted to come back she had a very high success rate after words but then the lab provided an environment that was very friendly toward them because unlike other nasa centers that our more strict with the military atmosphere in which had a very academic feel and still does so at the time people had to work a very strict eight hour day at some centers there were not even allowed to talk to each other but at j.p. yelled they could shift hours hours, early or a leave early and basically could just hours in a way that is common to us now with flex tim

she talked about maternity leave and affordable child care.marks saying, i'm not a democrat or a republican. lady, you're at the rnc. your father is the pick to head the republican party. that was weird. i think she took it upon herself to soften his image. i feel that's not there when he comes out and it's literally 77 minutes of this apocalyptic demo graphy about division. >> trevor: i think you miss heard him. he said on january toe, 2017 will he get law and order going so fast. >> yes. trevor: like the first day. everyone is like -- gone. >> there won't be anyone left in the united states of america. that's the fear. that's the law and order. there are no crimes if there are no people. a smart move. >> yes. their names all end in trump. >> trevor: do you think the republicans are thinking yes that's our guy. can he read or is this one of those where they go in. >> he did the prompter. he is ours. >> trevor: yes. >> i looked at mike pence's face every time they went to him. i thought this guy has a case of buyer's remorse. he brought his fa

view of females in which a women's value is determined by her physical appearance and marital and maternaltatus. >> one was involved in publishing this with a source saying we didn't change a word. >> she didn't single out any publications but ended her essay with a plea to consumers, stop buying the bull. >> all right. thanks. >>> next, to kim kardashian. an unusual loss for words. >> in m ask why is she famous? one little boy set out to get the answer. >> how are you famous? >> how am i famous? >> yeah. >> that's up for question too. >> so we've been trying to figure that out also, that mini interview was shared by kim herself on snap chat. >> she says that's a good question. >> next to the world of sports and the excitement is building for tonight's espy awards. >> how? we're not going -- delve into that more. >> i think we're running short on time. >> this year's excellence in sports performance awards will honor our sister network, espn's commitment to the v foundation for research. it will be presented to craig sager and vice president biden will present it to him. >> it's hosted by

growing bump in a tight peach numb fit for the queen of maternity fashion. >>> she knows how to accessorizehe's got ryan reynolds. i mean the purse she was carrying, that's what i meant. >>> $2200 from christian louboutin. app expensiv an expensive purse. >>> there was a big premiere in london for "star trek" beyond. that is captain kirk, chris pine giving a huge thrill to the hundreds of fans who turne i know they love that. >> you know who else loves it? rihanna. huge fan of the franchise. riri is all over she's in this story as we bring exclusive footage from the set of the new "star trek" adventure. >> "star trek" has been a part my life, since i was a little girl. my dad is really the one who introduced me to "star trek." it took me one episode to fall in love with this other world i couldn't understand, but i felt i could relate to. >> rihanna transformed and used elements of the film for her video for "sledgehammer" the theme for "star trek beyond." besides floating rocks, here what else to expect from the summer blockbuster. high-octane action. brand new aliens and one of the hottes

says she's not pregnant and she's fed up with tabloid culture that defines women by their looks and maternal status. in an essay published yesterday on the huffington post, jennifers says constant paparazzi coverage contributes to a "dehumanizing view of females, focused solely on one's physical appearance." she says the amount of media resources spent on trying to find out if she's idea that women are incomplete until they marry and become mothers. she goes on to say she doesn't think the tabloid culture will change, but she hopes people will become more aware. it's almost here. ghostbusters! in theaters this weekend, director paul feig talks about how he dealt with the internet backlash of the movies reboot and ghostbusters star leslie jones was out promoting the new movie yesterday on live with kelly, when she accidentally dropped an f bomb during the interview (ad lib) it's 5:xx and xx degrees. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin w

the latest incident is unfortunately a reminder of how a woman's worth is based on her marital and maternity status. >>> there appears to be bad blood this morning between taylor swift and her ex- boyfriend, calvin harris. [ music playing ] >> sources for swift say she wrote this song featuring, rihanna, under an als -- alias. swift and harris broke up last month after harris said he can't see her ever collaborating with his then girlfriend. harris responded to swiss claim of being the writer of the sun by saying, she is trying to make him look bad. the song has been number one or number two on the dance charts for nine weeks. >>> tom brady's latest attempt to avoid serving a suspension goes flat. coming up, the determination from a federal judge. (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >>> we have been telling you about the pokemon go app wh

only 25% of mothers worked outside the home and, of course, there was no maternity leave. when women got pregnant they were forced off the lab. what i found is it was because they were a tight cohesive group and after macy roberts left ling became supervisor. she had two children and she was able to use her vacation time and use that in order to substitute for maternity leave and come back. she just made phone calls, so she would call a woman after they had a child and ask them if they wanted to come back and she had a high success rate of getting women back after they had their children, the environment was friendly for them because -- unlike other nasa centers that tended to be a bit more strict, intended to have a military atmosphere, jpl always had this loose, academic field to the lab and still does. at the time, the other nasa centers people that worked as computers often had to work a very -- a very strict 8-hour day with set breaks and in some they weren't even allowed to talk to each other but at jpl the women were able to shift their hours and come in early when

powell's maternal grandmother -- excuse me, maternal great uncle was one of the most influential black american politicians of the 19th century, john mercer langston who would go on to represent virginia in the house in the 51st congress in 1889/1891. and there is a nice symmetry that links those stories of frank mitchell and alfred powell, just like mitchell who arrived in 1965 during debate about voting rights, powell arrived in the republican-controlled house, radical republican-controlled house amid a contentious debate on the eve of the passage of the force act of 1871 which was also known as the ku klux klan act which allowed the president to use federal troops to break up the klan and imposed harsh penalties on those who interfered with african-american voting rights. notable african-american members such as joseph rainy and elliott, both of south carolina, rainy was the first african-american to serve in the house, they delivered speeches on the floor attesting to violations against the 14th amendment rights of their constituents. in that sense paging provided a common experien

in other news, the charity save the children says a maternity hospital it supports in a rebel-heldh car -- area of the province of idlib has been hit by next check. save the children told the bbc that the hospital works with more than 1500 people a month . the united states is to hang back to japan a parcel of land in okinawa currently used as a jungle training facility for american troops. the return of 4000 hectares comes amid unease over the continued presence of u.s. military on the island. opposition to u.s. forces was reignited this year following the arrest of a former u.s. marine for the rape and murder of a local woman. criminal charges have been filed against 6 state employees in michigan over the contamination drinking water in the city of flint. the employees at the state health and environmental departments are accused of misconduct in office, neglect him and conspiracy. residents were exposed to increased levels of lead after the city temporarily switched its water source from the municipal system to the flint river to save money. florida has confirmed that for the first t

it's a bit, i think, paternalistic, or i should say maternal a stick -- maternalistic.da: germany's tabloid newspaper, which normally is not the first to praise the chancellor, said they thought it was quite correct of her, that she attended to project an air of calm by remaining on vacation and not creating alarmism. government officials who took quite a different approach were those from bavaria. let's listenen to what they hado say this week. each attack, each act of terror, is one too many. islamist terrorism has arrived in germany. expecting rightfully that we boldly meet this challelenge. melinda: that was the state from your of bavaria -- premier of bavaria, who said terror has come to germany. he said that quite a few times this week. quite a different approach than the one we heard the chancellor take this morning with her very restrained caution. isn't he actually just inciting even more fear with those words? amir:, to be honest, i am sorry for the guy, because he's trying to attack merkel's politics without any attack or with a attack. months ago, he tried t

she writes this past month, it's illuminated to me how much we define a woman based on her maternal andt of resources being spent right now trying to uncover whether or not i'm pregnant points to the perpetuation of this notion that women are incomplete, unsuccessful if they are not married with children. >> taylor swift visited some young australian fans at a children's hospital yesterday. she posed for selfies and signed autographs to the delight of patients and families. the hospital took to twitter to post those photos and thank the star for her visit. >>> on the season finale of maya and marty, mother nature had some questionable environmental advice. ♪ untouched wild places, tread not upon that which should not be trod ♪ ♪ leave these woods and streams just as you found them and throw all of your trash into the ocean ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ the ocean is full of -- ♪ the ocean is full of -- but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happie

state involvement providing for healthcare, supporting education, supporting childcare, supporting maternal health and other health issues as well. the other arena is around issues of foreign policy and peace. these are not stereotypical differences between men and women but women are much less, women are more reluctant to see the national government involve the united states in military conflicts abroad. women are less likely to support the use of force by the military by the us political system. women are more likely to be supportive of issues that might lead to peace. these are between 2 major arenas we can think of in terms of public opinion differences. these differences can inform political parties and also political parties in terms of elected officials and what they might do in congress or even at a lesser level by which i mean not involved with foreign-policy of the level of the state, don't have independent foreign policy, thank the u.s. constitution which give that power to congress but even at the state level there are differences in public policy. when we think about the ways i

. >> we are happy to have you back from maternity leave.re leaving me and going to rio. >> yes. >> see you tomorrow. bye folks. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- alicia vikander,

most americans in this country don't have a paid maternity leave so we have to pay for that ourselves so planning ahead and setting money aside to fund that is important. and then the second big one is childcare cost. the other thing that a lot of new moms forget is to take advantage of all of the workplace benefits available either through your work place or your partner's workplace. women actually end up leaving hundreds of dollars a year on the table because we forget to do things like sign up for flex spending accounts and that could let you pay on a pretax basis for your new mom expenses, things like childcare costs, health care costs which tend to go up as well. and the other thing i recommend is connecting with other new parents because you could save money by trading gently used clothes and big ticket items like strollers. >> there are as lot of costs -- a lot of costs raising teens. i have a 14 and 11-year-old and our kids are now at this age where we haven't done the things that you mentioned early on. how could we make up for the money mistakes along the way. >> i think it

. >> maternal grandfather from spain. >> hinojosa: from spain. >> costa rica, actually. >> hinojosa: and then costa rica. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: you are, like, the... >> little bit of a mix there. >> hinojosa: what is that like, to... i mean, you say that it's a little uncomfortable to be seen as something special, but again, to be seen as someone, some person special in three entirely different countries is pretty extraordinary. >> well, it's a very big responsibility in some ways, mainly to the young people. because, you know, we become sort of role models, and... >> hinojosa: sort of? >> we would like to be good role models, as the role models that we had when we were growing up. and for me, you know, i always wanted to be an astronaut, ever since i was little. and... but i was not really mentally prepared for the responsibility of being in such a limelight. >> hinojosa: but how is it... because, you know, all little girls and boys, more so now girls and boys, but, you know, play with the rockets, and... but i want to know how you actually were like, "no, no, no, this is something