and of course, we find out what happened to little mia. welcome to in good shape. ah, if all goes well, most pregnancies last 40 weeks. but according to the world health organization, $15000000.00 babies a year are born to early. a premature birth usually begins with pain and contractions, but unfortunately, besides aren't always obvious. carolyn arnold was half way through her 1st pregnancy when she started experiencing painful contractions. her instinct told her something was wrong, but doctors ignored her concerns. she didn't know where else to turn it in. one light are from kind of victory to ask and no one took the contraction seriously and can i was told it was just the baby kicking and moving around a little. none of the doctors examined me her trying to establish why i was having premature contraction. for what side? they still feel levine, hot. fortunately, her baby son is healthy, things could have turned out very differently. colleen anava concerns were finally taken seriously at the mannheim university hospital and she got to see a senior doctor that wa

she'll be, mia is seriously ill. her parents, micah and alex are afraid she could die, making sure their children are healthy is the top priority for parents all over the world. information and advice coming up this week on d. w. health shower. we look into the best diets for babies and small children explode popular myths about taking care of newborns. and of course, we find out what happened to little mia. welcome to in good shape. ah. if all goes well, most pregnancies last 40 weeks, but according to the world health organization, 15000000 babies a year are born to early a premature birth usually begins with pain and contractions. but unfortunately, the signs aren't always obvious. howling arnold was half way through her 1st pregnancy. when she started experiencing painful contractions. her instinct told her something was wrong. but doctors ignored her concerns. she didn't know where else to turn. the inward light are from kind of victory to ask and on. helen took the contractions seriously and skins. i was told i

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now linda take barely able to move ahead will be. mia is seriously ill. her parents, micah and alex, are afraid she could die, making sure their children are healthy is the top priority for parents all over the world. information and advice coming up this week on d. w. health show we look into the best diets for babies and small children explode popular myths about taking care of newborns. and of course, we find out what happened to little mia. welcome to in good shape. ah. if all goes well, most pregnancies last 40 weeks. but according to the world health organization, $15000000.00 babies a year are born to early. a premature birth usually begins with pain and contractions, but unfortunately, besides aren't always obvious. collin arnold was half way through her 1st pregnancy when she started experiencing painful contractions. her instinct told her something was wrong, but doctors ignored her concerns. she didn't know where else to turn it in. one light are from kind of victory to ask and on no one took the contraction seriously. hands can. i was told it

here so bright salad with mozzarella and fruit hand-made pasta with meat sauce and herbs mamma mia i think i'm starting to speak italian. and there's still dessert to come. just look at this chocolate cake my planet. how lovely florence. i want a gift. say, my planet bravo will crawl through the world. yes, i'm here for a bit. and then music i love incredibly, this cake is good to eat together. you and andon cake. return the cake to anthony andorny is not necessary. this, this is my cake. give this to the wrong one too, anthony. only i can only money. okay, i don't know about you, and i was amazed at the variety of moscow establishments . there are cafes in moscow. where oddly enough. it sounds food is not offered at all. what do the questions suggest? let's find out that animal lovers are those who either have allergies and cannot have animals at home, or they want all all people well enough. there are cat cafes in the world, but i have never seen a raccoon cafe before. not a problem, all love stories in clothes began in conversations. this was the name of the youth parties, which t

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mia families.one of the most extraordinary and effective women's movements in all of american history. these former white house wives, they had been filled military wise for years, they became heroines and mobilized the entire country around the idea of bringing home the american p.o.w.s from vietnam. we talk with the country being divided today, and it is, but so is the country in the late 1960s. the p.o.w.'s and the p.o.w. movement and women and families involved in that where one thing that brought the united states together. it is a really rare and really special. every time you look at the p.o.w. mia flag which most offices flies outside federal buildings, the office of every senate and congressman in d.c.. that is a symbol of their movement, a symbol of the promise we all made to always bring our men home from abroad but also to remember their example after they are home. also, -- as a wristband on today, but those are weather a red metal wristband or those live strong base bracelets. all of

the latest one is from mia. as you said, mia is inside this classroom.s on the phone with the dispatcher. what's so striking there is the fact that there are gunshots, the dispatcher could hear the gunshots, the officers hear the gunshots, but yet they wait almost another 30 minutes before they go inside that classroom. take a listen. you will see in the video officers in the hallway as mia is on the call with the dispatcher. here you go. >> jim, we don't air the gunshots out of respect for the family. you see we noted where it was. you can see the officers advancing. again, they wait and wait and wait. the other thing you can tell from that audio is that they can hear the officers outside at some point, they hear them there. i think what's going on is they're just wondering why aren't the officers coming in. these are questions they have repeatedly have had for their parents, jim. >> goodness, i can only imagine being that little girl's father or mother, just heartbreaking to hear. shimon, stay with us. i want to bring in retired lapd sergeant cheryl do

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well, it is absolutely worrying auto. mia is the largest of stating the federation with 50 to 60 percent of the population and the area of operation of the or, or m o liberation army in auto. mia has extended all the way to the neighborhood of december. and instead of far responding to the honest lot from the oral liberation army, the government has taken to bombing them withdrawn. so if this escalates, it's going to dwarf what was happening in the northern part of africa. so it's absolutely worried or i'm here, people are asked, they're demanding that they should be included in the governing of your pet and self govern in the mail region. that should be simply seen as a legitimate demand and legitimate demands must to be addressed on the topic of the tea grey war. ethiopia, as to your long civil conflicts, saw a ceasefire agreement earlier this month. that included a disarmament plant which agreed to reconstruction projects. and distribution of supplies to agree militants are also supposed to unite with the federal army. the war began in 2020, following a break down and talks between th

family, her mother, mia turns 12, she turned 12 years old tomorrow.irthday wish, her mother tells you, and your team that there once vibrant prankster daughter now just wants to be quiet and get out of uvalde for the day. so, the trauma continues. shimon, thank you so much for your reporting. >>> joining me right now for more on this is democratic texas state senator roland gutierrez who represents uvalde. thank you for being here. every knew detail makes the picture of that day the truth of that day even worse. what is your reaction to hearing mia's voice on that call and knowing that officers were literally standing in the hallway outside? >> yeah, kate, i mean this is the most horrific response to a mass shooting in our nation's history. and i this that people need to understand what went on, the kind of horror that these children had to bear for 77 minutes. there was extreme failure by the department of public safety and every other law enforcement agency. this was the patent example of what not to do in a mass shooting. what i have seen now, afte

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marlene: pasaron 40 agonizantes minutos para que chloe y mia fueran rescatadas del terror que vivÍans. " trate de prepararla para ayudar, desafortunadamente fue lo que no pasÓ con ella, recibieron cero ayuda". se aumenta el dolor y la indignaciÓn, una vez mÁs piden que los policÍas que se tardaron tanto para entrar el 24 de mayo de sus cargos. jorge: cada vez hay mÁs informaciÓn. vamos ahora con la sentencia formal a cadena perpetua de nikolas cruz por matar a tiros a 17 personas en la escuela de parkland en el 2018. ilia: familiares de las vÍctimas confrontaron a cruz expresÁndole repudio. vilma: antes de dictar sentencia la jueza permitiÓ dirigirse directamente al asesino a los familiares de las vÍctimas que no pudieron hacerlo ayer. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] vilma: la jueza despuÉs se dirigiÓ a los familiares y les dijo... [habla en inglÉs] vilma: " si yo hubiera podido aliviar su dolor, asÍ fuera por sÓlo cinco minutos, lo hubiera hecho", dijo. una vez la jueza condenÓ al asesino, los familiares se abrazaron y no pudieron contener s

what this meanfor monica, maria, pau and mia is not yet foreseeable.if the situation worsens, the family already has a plan. >> if the situation gets worse, we are ready to move to another country for the safety of our children. our children are our top priority. we'd be willing to leave our home country for their rights and well-being. reporter: monica's hope is that giorgia meloni will not revert to social policies of the past, which discriminated against minorities, as such a shift would significantly change the lives of her family and of many other italians. lara: autumn may be upon us, but the traces of europe's sweltering summer still linger. the extreme temperatures left a trail of destruction across the continent with harvests withered, rivers dried out and forests scorched. but there is a silver lining for some europeans, like those in france's champagne region. in kwiell, producers of the sparkling wine are raising a glass to an exceptional year. and winegrower cedric mousse is looking forward to an excellent champagne vintage. reporter: here

what this meanfor monica, maria, pau and mia is not yet foreseeable.if the situation worsens, the family already has a plan. >> if the situation gets worse, we are ready to move to another country for the safety of our children. our children are our top priority. we'd be willing to leave our home country for their rights and well-being. reporter: monica's hope is that giorgia meloni will not revert to social policies of the past, which discriminated against minorities, as such a shift would significantly change the lives of her family and of many other italians. lara: autumn may be upon us, but the traces of europe's sweltering summer still linger. the extreme temperatures left a trail of destruction across the continent with harvests withered, rivers dried out and forests scorched. but there is a silver lining for some europeans, like those in france's champagne region. in kwiell, producers of the sparkling wine are raising a glass to an exceptional year. and winegrower cedric mousse is looking forward to an excellent champagne vintage. reporter: here

yes, mia? >> i was just going to say this reminds me a little bit about the noble savages from a few weeks ago. they were painted as being native americans, they were painted as being a part of nature forever. they were not caught up in the modern world. >> that is an insightful comment. >> mia is reminding us of edward curtis, the myth of the vanishing indian. the way that americans met romanticize native americans. they picture them and their way of life as beautiful, the opposite of all of the problems of modern life. but it is doomed to fade away when it confronts modern knife. mia, we can add to that, we can say the same thing was done with the pre-civil war self. after the civil war, they were falsely remembered as beautiful, antiquated, on modern, and doomed to be gone with the wind when it confronted the modern north. i think that is a very perceptive observation. you can see with native americans. you can see it with the pre-civil war south. you can see it with rural places in small to

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mia is reminding us of edward curtis and the myth of the vanishing indian. and the way many americans romanticize native americans, right? they picture native american way of life as beautiful, the opposite of all the problems of modern life, but doomed to fade away when it confronts modern life. we could add to that, mia, and point that the same thing was done with the pre-civil war south, which, after the civil war, was falsely remembered as beautiful, antiquated, and modern, and doomed to be gone with the wind when it confronted the modern world. that's a very -- you can see it with native americans. you can see it with the pre-civil war south. and you can see it with rural places in small towns, as the nation industrialize is, as it confronts the problems of modernization, people are looking for something that they can use to imagine an alternative. often, they romanticize these other groups. and often, even as they are saying that's beautiful and admirable, there is some condescension involved. thank you for that comment. now, let's talk about the third

in vietnam a quiet effort started by 2 california sorority sisters to show support for the pow and miasre shot down a rice paddy feels many took off across america but students across america began wearing bracelets with the name of an american pow and the date they were shot down. stars like john wayne, princess grace, and sunny and cher wore them. brad paxton was 1 of those kids who sent his $2.50 a way to purchase a bracelet. >> 's is actually a photo of me wearing the bracelet. i had lots of hair back then. >> 1970 per chris's honor david carey, shot down in north vietnam on august 31 , 67 brick. >> i was just a fan at the time. i would say 50% of my junior high school was wearing the bracelets you did not have to be for the war or against the war. you could just be in support of these people who had been captured for quick spurred by a conversation with this wife about the bracelets and how they united the country during a divisive war but he decided to try to find lieutenant dave carey. >> i went down and pulled out a box and you're where it was, looked it up on like a lightning b

. >> reporter: michele was his little lady, mia baby doll and nicole was big stuff.e. michele did that and the mail soon brought a letter from daddy. >> congratulations little lady you are now the queen of your castle. congratulations on homeownership. i'm so proud of you love daddy. >> reporter: when mia got the letter, dressed to baby doll, signed daddy. then nicole. >> nicole closes on her home and didn't get a letter. >> reporter: gregory holmes died last year in a motor cycle accident. it left a void in nicole's home and her heart until a few weeks ago when her mom teresa was going through some papers and there it was. >> and i'm blown away. i'm crying. it was a letter to nicole. >> reporter: turns out, daddy hadn't forgotten about her. you might say he's watching over her. as the deacon preached many times, love never dies. david begnaud, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: what a beautiful story, and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o' >> judge judy: you sold your step-daughter this adorable little puppy. you want it back because she hasn't paid f

or mia, the area of operation of the rama liberation army is larger, much larger than to cry integrate, what worked was basically the c h that they could envelope the area of to drive from the north area from the south or far. aha, and be here, been national defense and sources are, is not going to be put under siege. it's really large. it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the captain city is located, which is about 50 percent of the german economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral out of control. and that would be really bad for you, not only for your patient, the former faculty, in general. in other news, e. u ambassadors have failed to come to an agreement on the russian oil price cuts according to the european commission for energy. meanwhile bulgaria says it will allow russia's 2nd largest energy company, luke oil, exports, crew products to europe, partially bypassing unseat russian sanctions. the deal will generates around 350000000 euros to the country and were transfer a production revenue to bulgaria instead of the netherlands or sw

a not buy mia. ah, molly bond french sponsored n g o is from operating in the west african nation. it's yet another wage in relations between the 2 countries. calling many years of a controversial front military presence in the region on a come from martino fall. so chit chat, hel region faces us spirally in surgeon islamist, read more and more volunteers coming forward to defend their level. it is true the 40 percent of the territories and the terrorist control, but i hope that with this recruitment together will be able to restore the whole national territory. this.

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imagine, mama mia is a real oyster here, i'm in shock. i can eat without problems.’t eat to eat it, and in my case, they enjoy it in a quick way. the island of kochi is called the venezuelan paradise and, first of all, people come here for an idyllic beach holiday in silence. and for the sake of these landscapes, as if from advertising cards. however, my goal is completely different, if you thought that venezuela is only the sea turquoise you are right. but there is also a pink sea. more precisely, laguna agree. this is a place of unearthly beauty. previously, the indians mined salt here, and now tourists extract amazingly beautiful photographs. and only a few tourists, because the place is still little known, especially since my clothes, more than ever, are suitable for this. lyosh, you see me, they don’t drain well with water. water pink pink just such a pink color that i have never seen anywhere else. the views are just fantastic, the combination of colors is bombing, the pictures are awesome, so i'm waiting for yours. likes. what an amazing island. i spent only

her name was mia. she was only 2 years old. the children's mother is struggling through the physical and emotional pain. she is one of the patients being treated in this car park because the hospital has been damaged. at least 60 children have died at this hospital alone. according to doctors, you know, mean i'm young, muffled like the majority brought in here are children that according to our notes, most of them suffer from head injuries and leg and hand fractures. such efforts continue through the affected area, a mountainous region of indonesia, west java. let's prone to landslides, police rescue workers and volunteers are working together to clear roads, blocked by landslides. this is the main one connecting to carter and chant, or several bodies have already been recovered. from this site atman, last saw his wife, mother, and daughter on this road, where the family operated, a small coffee store and our medical center. i keep coming back here by since last night, very fond of years in an ages disaster mitigation agency sa

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lemme take barely able to move ahead will be mia is seriously ill. her parents, mike and alex are afraid she could die, making sure their children are healthy is the top priority for parents all over the world. information and advice coming up this week and.

this is mia, she was hit with shrapnel in the shoulders and head.would leave her alone if he came back. >> i am here. >> okay. >> he is in the building. >> excuse me? >> there is a killer in the building. >> you need to stay there and be quiet. -- everyone quiet as possible. >> he is shooting. >> be quiet. make sure everybody stays quiet. >> -- >> are there other officers there? hold on. hold on. >> [indiscernible]. >> i think the officers are in the building. >> okay. >> just stay quiet. >> okay. >> so heart-wrenching. mia's parents want all the officers outside to hear the call interest their daughter so they can quote, understand what the hell the kids were going through. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront next. russian commanders saying they are desperfo

cultures of future teachers, the belarusian state pedagogical university mia maksim tanka signed an agreementrocentage with the minsk regional drama theater as part of a cultural-ducation project being mentors they open up a swishing ointment to visit performances at a discount planned master classes and creativity at the pedagogical university organized two amateur theatrical jackets iketoksama will be married to professional actors and directors, as a future philologist , it is very appealing that our university is now actively signing and cooperating with various theaters, therefore that the theater is an amazing life - this is an amazing knowledge of the world. i believe that love for the beautiful should be laid in the younger generation, and the theater is a great opportunity our performances are staged. let it be a whistling work of famous belarusian playwrights. eh, in our repertoire there are a lot of performances not only by belarusian authors. also russian and foreign therefore students e pedagogical university. we have something to offer our colleagues theater managers offer ticke

a mia plus the committee perform some smack with the one steve jobs put out the 1st smartphone with the promise that it would be intelligent. so that there would be applications to make life easier for everyone. will i still use old man up on africa? the problem is with written commands, a common decrease that you're likely to live. not everyone can read and write more schools. i want to say to fair walk with so why not make their lives easier by using spoken? and sir, do little to pick one up. i love what you do love after all, speeches 3 times faster than writing. well, give up a whole it look what it up usually could you? the phone works with apps with a similar interface to apple, siri or amazons. alexa, once a language is selected, users can give voice commands. for example, to make calls sent text messages for transfer money on that it wasn't it. i love that lease. if you can also change the language, i suppose it's will up there several languages layla. so here we will choose duleigh again, and i system will confirm that we have selected it la already. i see the here. we validate

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mia recognition day. it is recognized and was established by congress as the third friday and september to honor those who served, sacrificed, suffered, as well as those that have not yet come home. it is fitting, i suppose, altogether proper that we are here at andersonville to talk about one of the worst prisons in history on p.o.w., national p.o.w. mia recognition day. andersonville is the most infamous prison in american history. it was only open for around 14 months, february 1864 until the end of april of 1865 of the civil war. it was only open around 14 months, yet approximately 45,000 union prisoners came through here. roughly 13,000 union prisoners perished here. do the math. this makes it the worst and most infamous, notorious prison in american history. absolutely shocking. we're not talking about andersonville, for talking about another prison. not as bloody, but perhaps more important than andersonville politically to the civil war and to the future of this country after the war. first off, i

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