depression, saddaddy.com, has also conducted research of over 4,000 fathers in collaboration with mclean school. his findings show that postpartum depression is also linked with the baby being unplanned or unexpected, the father unhappy about the gender of the baby, the baby having health problems or being colicky, and the baby having breast-feeding or bottle-feeding problems.tips "the best way to prevent postpartum depression in men is," according to courtenay, "to address what we know are potential causes before they occur."7 if a man has a history of depression, he should see a mental health professional before his child is born and anticipate the possibility of depression postpartum. 7 if he and his partner have a difficult relationship or poor for many kids halloween is their favorite holiday because they get to go trick or treating. but one group of kids want more time to collect all the candy they can. a group of fouth graders in ohio protested outside their city hall with the hope of extending trick-or-treating time by 30 minutes. around 200 kids signed a petition and personally

james mclean's goal breaking welsh hearts as they miss out on a place. i don't think anyone will want to play italy, i don't think anyone would really wa nt italy, i don't think anyone would really want to be playing portugal, although portugal might beat switzerland. and there's about six others that i'd rather not have but i'm delighted to be in it. syria could take a big step towards qualifying for their first world cup on tuesday when they face australia in sydney. the tie is level at 1—1 after the first leg in malaysia last week, where syria have been playing their home games because of the civil war in their country. chris latchem previews the action. reaching the world cup could not be much closer. both australia and syria are just two qualifying rounds away from a place in russia. after a 1—1 draw in malasya, last tiem out, australia are back on home soil tuesday, and reaching a fourth world cup is the only thing on their mind. what we know is if we win tomorrow night, we're through to the next round and our objective is to play our football. we

huge questions in terms of what many people call disaster capitalism whether the powers that be know mclean in the world are better and better exploiting catastrophe to come in with foreign money and take over beaches and all sorts of other things you know but leaving that aside it just seems. to me it's incredible that he can have such sort of callous disregard for other human lives i mean it would be unthinkable if boris johnson had referred to you know this is the scene of the bombing in manchester for instance that happened in the u.k. and said oh well once we get clear the dead bodies then we'll be able to get back to business you know i was just being optimistic. detainees from guantanamo prison are about to have their creative side on the show with an exhibition in new york of the artists are suspected of taking part in a deadliest terror attack in u.s. history caleb maupin has been to see the exhibits. an unusual entrance into the new york city art scene this is art from guantanamo bay thirty six pieces of art created by detainees and get mall some of the artists whose work is on di

aside from that, it's a starry starry night as don mclean once sang. it's going to be a nice day. so far in the 50s 60 in san jose. bad air quality in some areas. northwest swells up to 10 feet. rip currents and sneaker waves at ocean and montara beaches. it will be a problem at the shore. good day for it, though, temperatures nice at the beach. warm through the weekend with high pressure over the west coast. changes ahead, but for today, things look good. 87 in santa rosa. 78 in san francisco. and 85 degrees in san jose. 90 at livermore. the extended forecast the numbers will look a-okay right through the weekend but then things will cool down come monday. more details ahead. first get a look at the road ahead. >>> and we are tracking delays for your friday morning commute. good morning, everyone. if you are heading through oakland, be prepared for slowdowns especially northbound. you can see our sensors have dropped to yellow, 22 minutes from 238 on up towards the maze. it looks like chp is conducting some traffic control. they are holding a couple of those lanes. caltrans will

[laughter] his replacement, daniel mclean, had a more serious wound and have to be carried from the field. matter.at, it didn't the division dissolves and did not exist. the next division in line ballon all-star. stark. it still belongs to the hopkins family today. thomas down ored lived in the hollow below us. his wife was a hopkins. at the time of the battle, several degrees were around the house. as he stated to get an inkling of some of the things going on in the west, the started to shift one brigade and face them do west. they formed about 75 yards away .rom the tree line they send skirmishes forward to check out the words where they were met by advancing confederates and drove to the wheel. they exchanged fire in less than 75 yards. effective rifle ranges about 300 yards. blankas deadly point combat. not as quick as you might imagine. with confederates hidden in the trees and the federals exposed in the infield. the difference and give just a little bit of protection to the federals out here. confederates were stymied for a few seconds, remember that confederate line was two miles.

that's right i do know that i lived in mclean you know it well i lived in potomac maryland coal hole look at us. you know it's interesting everybody thinks that i come from money can buy a little there you may claim they're pretty fancy but we lived we did not live in a very fancy area we were evicted many times that was it did not fit in with you for the day he worked in finance it's unclear i try to ask a lot of questions there's a lot of vagaries to me no i was very serious as a kid i had to be the adult very young i was the youngest in the chaotic environment i was always the one cooking dinner and packing lunches and getting ready for school and doing the laundry so i had to be a precocious and went to. the funny emerged actually when i interned at n.b.c. local news in washington d.c. with barbara harrison and i know you do and i got to read the prompter of like the local stories and you know local news is always like horrific lead in the water kids being kidnapped and i was reading the news to get like a do. mo real and i can start making jokes about really horrific things beca

autria: a blood drive will be held this afternoon in mclean. go today to donate.ing now, a gaithersburg community in shock. larry: the owner of a karate karate company sexual abuse.of cracks it is located in this building in gaithersburg, in the base -- in the basement. is the owner, a student accused him but other parents children support him. they don't believe the claims that he inappropriately touched a female karate student during class between january-june of this year. listen to two of the students helped karate and frank them build their confidence. >> devastating to know that somebody would stab our coach in the back like that. >> i feel like this is a nightmare. and i really hope he is proven innocent because he shouldn't be going through this. morning, he is being held in jail without bond. parents should talk to their kids about their contact with him. autria: thank you. for the usabreak men's soccer as the team failed to qualify for the 2018 world cup. tie but an incredible 30 yarder from the opposing team sealed the deal. the first time they will sit

anything that you see in the headed towards reston, mclean, some of that moderate rain coming down pretty good with the windshield wipers really getting a workout this morning with more rain extending to the north around hagerstown, martinsburg, sandy hook, and areas like frederick, maryland. showers get spotty by the talking abouts, a little sunshine into the overnight. julie, and when i come back i will show you the additional rainfall we could cap this week. julie: looking at the additional problems around the beltway out inund the outer loop arlington boulevard with vdot on the scene, pushing everyone to the left, that's what's tying up -- tying up the commute here. we have problems around the georgetown pike. alternating traffic one direction at a time, you may want to think about route seven is a workaround. and we say good morning to suzanne kennedy with more from southeast. -- suzanne: this is the scene right here blocking the road weighed both directions, you can see at the far end of the shot, pepco is on the scene trying to work through the problem here. stemming from an overni

deputy chief scott mclean / cal fire:"think of all these resources out on the line.ud now, instead of the dirt. so we have safety concerns we now have to be careful with."a wild firefight ... leaving dozens dead ... hundreds homeless.those few drops of rain, offering relief.darren reed:"now for this rain, it's like a fresh start. it's like a new world again. we can start rebuilding." (darya)all around the firezone people are posting thank you messages for first responders who put their lives on the (james) but as stanley robert shows us someone with an axe to grind put a damper on that gratitude. why would they do that? that's so mean; i mean they are just as involved as the rest of every body.if you happen to drive up or down highway 101there are banners draped across some of the overpasses in santa rosa thanking everyone who responded to the firestorm.nats: ambiancethese signs are hung on a pedestrianover overcrossing some signs are just a simple thank you while theres are more specific .. like thank you emergency personell and first responders nats: ambiancehoweve

foggy weather out there, but now we getting breaks of sunshine and 68 degrees in mclean. let me take you to the vigor board to show you what is going on. warm and breezy weather for today. cloud cover sticking around for most of the day. .ain and gusty winds tonight some of those could bring damaging wind gusts. some days we might not get out of the 50's. breaks in the cloud cover around d.c. 72 degrees is what we made it up to. and radar. behind us, a lot more cloud cover to move in. things warm up, and that we get the clouds and ultimately the rain not too far behind either. orangesthe yellows and further to the west. this could bring damaging winds. let's start out with the storm outlook for the storm prediction center. this is the risk further south, closer to richmond. part of the marginal risk for severe weather. not a high chance. just something to keep in mind as you go through the overnight hours. as we work our way through the evening, temperatures dropping, cloud cover sticking around, and then a chance for rain moving in. most of the day is dry. not going to b

>> cnn's scott mclean is following this investigate for us in las vegas. we know police still haven't been able to come up with a motive. le are they learning anything from this evidence he left behi behind? >> reporter: well, it is a major frustration for police that they still have not been able to answer that central question here. that is why did this suspect carry out this attack. they are trying to decipher those numbers scrawled on that piece of paper left behind in the hotel room to see what they might mean and if they have anything to do with this investigation. and as for those explosives, and the ammunition, the explosives are a compound called tannerite. there were 50 pounds inside the car. it is perfectly legal to buy in the united states, commonly used buy target shooters to create a small explosion so you know you hit your target from a long distance. as for why it was in that car, police admit that is still very much an open question. listen. >> i don't know what he was doing. to be clear, we found no evidence that his vehicle was -- or tha

cnn's scott mclean joining us live with more of the victims.t good morni report. >> reporter: good morning. so much attention is on the suspect. people want to get a sense of what his motivation was. as for the 59 victims, we know what their motivation was for being at the concert, just wanted to enjoy some country music with their friends. really enjoy themselves. and they all leave behind people. family and friends. we want to show you who some of these people were. and so, one of the victims is jennifer ir vine. she's from san diego, an attorney, practiced hot yoga, also an avid know border. sonny be, jenny parks, a kinder garten teacher from california. her husband also wounded. and her school district said that she was, quote, truly one of the most loving people you could ever hope to meet. susan smith was just 53 years old, a mother and office manager from california. she was married with two adult children. angela or angie gomez was just 20 years old from river side california. we know she was one. victims because, at least according to

cnn's scott mclean is joining us now with more on the victims.christine, police are trying to learn more about the suspect in this case, but there is a whole heck of a lot more to learn about the victims. there are 59 of them. they came from all walks of life. what they had in common is they wanted to enjoy a country music concert. and they all left behind people as well. le i'll tell you about just a few of them. jenny fer ir vine. she was an aide know border. sonny, a his wife actually survived the shooting. jenny parks was 35. she was a kindergarten teacher from california. her husband was also wouldn'ted in the shooting. her school district said quote, she was truly one of the most loving people you could ever hope to meet. susan smith was 53, a mother an office manager from california. she was married with two adult children. angela, her an jie gomez was just to years o20 years old. according to her employer, is one of the victims, the river side unified school district who said she was fun-loving had a great sense of humor and always had a

duke university history professor nancy mclean in her book democracy in chains she examines the impact that the late nobel prize-winning economist james buchanan has had on the political right.

have to give a friendly shoutout to the new state champions, the mclean county -- state champs indeed for a local school. we have a big slot of drier air coming in. because the rain is pushing on out and we're starting out incredibly mild this morning, going to be the last of the really warm days. we're in the 50s and 60s now. 70 in annapolis. how about 71 in gaithersburg. 77 in washington. 76 in fredericksburg. for tomorrow, back to sunshine but cooler and cooler mornings ahead. got the five-day coming up. let's go to jack taylor at wtop. had a crash at 270 northbound. got the left lane ee owe you'll find the headed around the ramp. the right side of the roadway on the ramp. you can expect their potential for delays along the orange line this morning. we had issues, broken down train the south side of cheverly. chopper 4, have a new crash on outer loop. unfortunately, down near georgia avenue. may have been an accordion crash. >> now 6:02. developing it morning. a d.c. man is behind bars acc e accused of his second sexual assault in less than a month. >> 23-year-old kari edwards was

we have scott mclean from cal fire here with an update on how things progressed overnight and perhaps could look at today. you said weather conditions were favorable overnight and there was relatively little fire growth. >> writes. however we cannot be complacent. we are still working on containment lines. making them water and adding more. and we're getting inside the fires to get those hot spots contained. a breeze can take embers across fire lines. there are so many fires from the bay area and north. we have a lot of resources. we're getting equipment from washington, oregon, nevada and states surrounding california. the guard has been here with us shoulder to shoulder. we had 700 guard here originally. they had 1800 more heading our way. >> reporter: and we can see the firefighters here. i said before these are the firefighters that will be going out today to replace those that have been on the lines overnight. >> corrects. we work 24 hour shifts. these individuals are coming in to get their supplies and getting extra hose and batteries. they will get their assignments and then he

let's go to cnn's scott mclean. he's l he's live in las vegas. who helped and survived and showed the opposite from the murder. scott? >> reporter: good morning. chris. of the nearly 500 people who were injured and ended up in h a hospital, most have been discharged to go home. that is the good news. but there are still some people fighting for their lives. le here at the university medical center, the main trauma center in las vegas, there are still six people in critical condition. yesterday a met tailor bar. she has a long way to go to recovery but she knows she's one of the lucky ones. hit in the arm, she recalls panick not pain. >> all the adrenaline and confusion. so i don't remember feeling it that much. >> her dad, chris used his belt to stop the pleading and used his body to shield his daughter from the next round of bullets. the act of courage captured in in cell phone video posted on fook. >> i love him: he's such a -- he's my hero. like he was just trying to keep us safe. >> minutes later, tailor, her dad and step mom scrambled to a n

live at the southern festival of books in nashville featuring jonathan eyed, history professor nancy mclean, radio talkshow host eric erickson, and many other authors. .. for the next hour we will focus on the literary community beginning with nancy rice that goebel on the important role south dakota plays in american history. >> we are in the research and publishing office of the south coast historical society and also the headquarters of the south dakota historical society press. back in the day in 1997 when i started this press , i felt that it was a niche we could fill in south dakota. nobody was doing our history seriously get certainly no money, that's not fair but there was not a concerted effort to publishing for the state of south dakotain a meaningful way . to do it right, you have to have some experience and we have garnered that experience through doing the journal which is essentially 100 page book that we do every three months. so i felt that we had the expertise to start doing something more sophisticated. doing books about the state seems like something we were letting other

cnn's scott mclean is joining us from las vegas. you have a powerful and emotional story about one of the families who has been impacted in such a huge way. >> that's right, ana. there are 29 victims today listed in critical condition across two hospitals. one is name tina frost. she was shot in the face currentry in a coma. her long-term prognosis is unclear but her family is expecting a very long and slow recovery. >> she has her whole life in front of her and with one incident, we have a nightmare. >> reporter: for mary, the sunrise hospital in las vegas has been a dark place. sunday night her 27-year-old daughter tina frost was at the route 91 harvest festival with friends and her boyfriend austin when bullets started flying. tina was shot near her eye. she's been in a coma since that night. >> it's very hard when i first saw her, it was all i could do to keep composed, but she's a fighter and it doesn't matter what she looks like. it matters in here. so we're coping. >> reporter: in the chaotic aftermath an unidentified concert

let's go to scott mclean in las vegas. hey there, scott. >> hey, kate. i should point out there are still 29 people between two hospitals in critical condition fighting for their lives, many more facing long recoveries including taylor barr, a 2-year-old young woman i met yesterday, she was shot in the arm, but despite that, she says she's one of the lucky ones. >> reporter: moments after the first shots were fired, taylor barr was bleeding and ducking for cover. hit in the arm, she recalls panic, not pain. >> all the adrenaline and confusion, i don't remember feel it that much. >> reporter: her dad chris used his belt to stop the bleeding and used his body to shield hisses daughter from the next round of bullets. the act of courage captured in this cell phone video posted on facebook. >> oh, my god. >> i love him. he's such a -- he's my hero. he was just trying to keep us safe. >> reporter: minutes later, taylor, her dad and step mom scrambled to a nearby parking lot and were rushed to the hospital in the back of a pick-up truck driven by complete stran

. >> john mclean for us, thank you so much. keep us posted again. 29 people remain in critical condition this morning, we appreciate it. >>> when we come back, u.s. special forces killed while rooting out terrorists in africa. live at the pentagon with the mission, the ambush, all of that is ahead. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [

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