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but there is one secret weapon against his newborn's hunger. moment. this little banquet will keep the chick alive for a day, perhaps two. hopefully long enough for the mother to arrive. for some, it is already too late. ♪ ♪ >> the mothers step up their rhythm as they're sensing the urgency. ♪ ♪ >> they shuffle along as quickly as possible, hauling their overstuffed bellies one last mile. and then at last, they're back. >> to find each other in the enormous crowd, the penguins must rely on sound, not sight. as they circle, the returning mothers trumpet loudly and wait for their mates to call back. >> the sound is deafening. and yet somehow each of them will hear their mate's song. >> a couple has found one another. the mother sees her chick for the first time. and at last, the family is together. ♪ ♪ >> and just as they did with the egg, the parents now quickly pass off the newborn from one to the other. >> now it is the mother's turn to protect her chick from the fierce cold. the father and his chick sing to one another, making sure each knows

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. >> about 10 years ago, a seminal study was done on 10 newborns' cord blood. the cord blood, as the baby was born, contained several hundred toxic elements. which terrified all of us. >> chemicals like bisphenol a, many different classes of flame retardants. >> we found ddt and pcbs, polychlorinated biphenyls. chemicals that we interact with every day from consumer products. >> we now know that along with the nutrients and oxygen that the mother supplies the developing baby comes a cocktail of toxic chemicals. [baby cooing] >> we know that chemicals will affect younger children, fetuses, newborns, babies, and young children in general more than older children and adults. and the reason for that is that younger children and fetuses are developing much more rapidly. their organ systems are much more sensitive. >> what science is starting to show now is that early exposures to toxic chemicals at critical points when a child's in the womb has effects later in life. >> endocrine disruptors are chemicals of growing concern. fetuses and children exposed to even minut

a dairy farmer in the tokachi region has put cotton padded blankets over his newborn calves. he says he's careful about keeping the animals warm because they could easily get sick in the cold. he has also installed heaters, and enclosed their stalls with plastic to keep the wind from blowing. >> translator: it will get even colder as days go by. so i'm going to do everything i can to help the calves stay healthy. >> temperatures in the region dipped to as low as minus 23 degrees celsius on friday. and temperatures are dropping throughout japan. our meteorologist robert speta has been following the situation. robert? >> yeah, gene. many people out here, you want to have a jacket ready, some gloves and a hat once you start heading out this evening, because things are going to remain chilly, especially along the pacific coast of japan. things are remaining cold but the good news here is it's remaining rather dry. the reason is, we have our sea effect snow machine coming through. that's going to pick up the moisture out of the sea of japan. what's been happening is hitting the co

he has put cotton bed of blankets over his newborn canvas. mit she says he's careful about keeping the animals warm because they could easily get sick in the call. he has also instilled peters an enclosed there plastic to keep the wind from blowing in more will he do for now ill get even colder as days go by so i'm going to do everything i can to help the cavs stay healthy a job know she is due to be at us temperatures in the region dipped to as low as minus twenty three degrees celsius on friday. and temperatures are dropping throughout japan our meteorologist roberts pet is here with more on that property. for a generic are also most of the region here today. well we are seeing is just as the siberian i started moving from the west and ushering in all the strong north westerly we insisted that in all the cool they are out about russian northeastern china pushed across the cpp and what's happening though is that the does mobile for hand it's picking up the more easter and dropping off an exceptionally high amount of snowfall in some areas go

. >> south sudan is still a newborn trying to get on its feet. that's intensely interesting to the media. >> the world's newest country on the verge of tearing apart. >> to frame it as another tribal conflict. it's easy to fall into that trap. >> hundreds of people have been killed this month as tribal groups fight for the control of the country. >> so through that process you get the simplified narrative coming up. >> journalists particularly broadcasters like to deal in shorthand, handy little devices that sum up complicated situations. but how does one shorthand the south sudan story? two ex-rebel leaders of differing ethnicity but members of the same party, president kiir and vice president machar who were part of the same government when kiir fired machar and then led to fighting between members of two different ethnic groups who are always fighting each other. the answer, to hear the international media tell this african story, it's two tribes that have gone to war. >> what has been missed here, the leading party, and actually the laws and

her newborn sister was purple.he umbilica cord was wrapped around her neck. >> reporter: she had seen what to do by watching her favorite television drama, nbc's "chicago fire," one episode now playing out in her own home. >> i grabbed the towel, wrapped up the baby. grab some scissors and thread. >> reporter: after getting some help from a neighbor, allyssa cut the umbilical cord. >> reporter: this morning all three are happy and healthy. >> she's my super hero. she's my super girl. >> reporter: the 9-year-old who always dreamed of becoming a paramedic now has the experience and a story of a lifetime. >>> wow. >> what an incredible little girl. >> wow. a story for life. >> we sometimes under estimate how much kids pick up and how much they learn just from everything around them. >> when they are watching those fantastic nbc primetime shows. >> everything they learn comes from primetime. >> only on nbc. >> 90% of my education did not. >> she's a special little girl. >>> we want to get a final check of the weather t

. >> a crying newborn is the new soundtrack to our lives, and both of our patience is starting to lessen. [ crying ] [ crying ] >> it's definitely taking a toll on us. >> the milk out again. what? no, joe. >> the power of television. can a popular show like 16 and pregnant help reverse a trend like teen pregnancy? we're joined now by phillip levine, a social economist. and mr. levine, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> in a nutshell, i'm really curious. how did you do this study? >> well, the youth, they took two main forms. first, we used a lot of birthdays. and we focused on teen births and the locations in which they occurred. it the timing and introduction of 16 and pregnant, and the locations in which the show was more popular had a bigger affect on the teen birth rate. and we found it did. we use a lot of data from global trends, which describes search activity on the internet, and tweets on twitter, and what we see in those days, people search and tweet onbortion considerably more, like the day that the show was on the air, and that's a mechanism for what was

a newborn has a onesie that says daddy's little 49er fans. >> and check out 8-month-old caden. his grandfather is a floor director and lifelong niners fan. >> you mean he's a ringer? >> looks like his wife. send us your fan photos. >> for all of us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us. zbr we leave you with a live [dramatic music] ♪ >> oh, hey! [cheers and applause] hello. what's up? what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up? what's up, dog? how you doing? hi, sweetie. >> hi. >> how you doing? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good. come on out here, right here. [cheers and applause] yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant has been a registered nurse for 20 years and has helped deliver hundreds of babies. so let's deliver her a huge payday. from woodbridge, virginia, y'all show some love for deadra warren. what's up, deadra? [cheers and applause] what's happenin'? nice. so you deliver babies. that's got to be a wonderful job right there. >> it's an amazing job.

which i will review in >> outpatient care and emergency care and hospitalization and maternity and newborn care and mental healthcare and it requires most everyone to have this health insurance. and some people are excluded. undocumented individuals are exclude and people with very, very low income are excluded from the mandate and people who are incarcerated or members of the american indian tribes are also excluded but for the most part it is the most people in the u.s.. and the proof of coverage is provided by the individual at the time of the federal income tax return and there are penalties that are assessed for people who are not compliant >> and on the second piece of aca, that provides more options for people to get health insurance, it does this and one of four ways. and the first is expanding medicare eligibility and for the people with incomes up to 15,800 for a single individual will be met, eligible for a publicly subsidized health insurance and it will be free and full insurance. the second way is through on-line insurance market place and this is coverage california and in c

here she is at a newborn. and here on her first birthday, sporting a michael crabtree jersey. looking good. we would love to see your fan photos, as well. one way to share them is on twitter or instagram. >>> coming up next at 11:00, a bay area teenager competed tonight for a spot on the olympic team. 15-year-old paulina edmonds took second place in nationals tonight. and there are three spots for u.s. skaters. we'll explain why she still might not make the team. >>> and colorado is making millions after legalizing recreational marijuana. what stores are doing to make sure they don't run out of the drug. >>> what little rain we had is already moving on. 40s and 50s right now. tomorrow afternoon, highs climbing into the mid 60s. but notice the north bay and san francisco, turning breezy. offshore winds, rising temperatures and fire danger for the week ahead. >>> counting down to sochi. tomorrow, we'll find out who will represent the united states in the ladies figure stating competition. the youngest competitor is from the bay area and she won a second place finish tonight at n

. >> fisher-price has released the newborn toddler app difficultity seat. a baby bouncey seat that features a plastic case designed to hold an ipad. >> stephen: oh, folks, i wish we had the app-tivity baby seat when i had my first child. i had to settle from plopping her in front of the microwave. my daughter's favorite show was swanson salisbury steak for 10 minutes on defrost. it has a surprise ending. about an hour later. now some people are afraid that putting an ipad in front of an infant might be harmful in some way. but don't worry you can lock your ipad into the case protecting your device from baby's sticky fingers. see, nothing is going to hurt your precious darling. and that's not the only way to dock both your ipad and your child. >> as a mom, i know how difficult potty training it be. it can be a little easier now with the brand-new i-potty this potty training seat features a special stand to securely hold the ipad which kids already love. so they can play with apps, read books or watch videos. all while potty training. (laughter) >> stephen: i

. >> reporter: newborns. >> he is not breast feeding very well. >> reporter: and her own struggle to stay hopeful. a 7-month-old child died here just this morning. >> every time you lose a child every time you lose a patient, it's always difficult. >> reporter: but in the chaos here, she has found clarity. >> if you can make an impact somehow, some way, even one-on-one in this grand scheme of chaos and all the terrible conditions, to me that's meaningful. >> reporter: finding meaning where lives hang in the balance. ann curry, nbc news, bangui. >> still ahead for us tonight as we continue, a whole lot of hospital patients caught off guard, and it's costing them a lot of money. a new warning about something everyone on medicare should be aware of. >>> and later, the wounded veteran pictured in the salute seen around the world tonight. tonight he tells us the story behind it and talks about the long journey since. >>> back as promised with this new warning for everyone on medicare. specifically, it is about the words that appear on hospital forms and small differences in the fine print

the knox your hat on fingernails time and not in common with a wry newborns it will contain the protein part in the major difference is in rhino corns are hoping so soft and specifically for this substance. millions of people believe parent and has healing properties that can improve fertility for instance twenty thirteen so a new peak in mind including an estimated nine hundred and fifty animals killed in africa alone and get into business with one kilogram of foreign selling for up to fifty thousand euro the populations have shrunk in their original habitat which is next to efforts to re populate several african countries including botswana zimbabwe and carrying on mozambique had eaten already extinct. ryan is in the neck and now he escaped this case d thanks to successful efforts to make mine is a lucrative business without even touching them. shortly before sunrise in the mean concert. but these men are ready to break camp the rangers to save the rhino trust. the men want to settle early as possible because temperatures less inclined to over forty degrees celsius. it will be spendin

. >>> and the first newborn of the year, how the significance of the moment was kind of lost on mom. people stood in long lines in colorado this morning waiting to be the first in the u.s. to buy recreational war. the first customer was a vet who has ptsd. they'll promote the sensible use of recreational marijuana. marijuana is still illegal under federal law. >>> the 100 9th mayor of new york city, former president bill clinton presided over the public ceremony, and after he took the oath of office at his home in brooklyn. he's the first democrat to be elected mayor of new york. >>> and there's word of a new delay in the rescue of passengers of an ice boundship in antarctica. >> ♪. >> the passengers have been keeping their spirits up with songs and games. the helicopter was supposed to shuttle the 52 scientists and tourists to a which i need ice breaker then barge, but sea ice is keeping that ship from them. their ship has been stuck since christmas eve. >>> and oscar shot and killed on a platform five years ago, what his family is doing to keep his photos alive. and the sensitive i

the newborn and her parents are doing just fine. >> well, things are improving across the south-east, but they are not getting better on the roads, and that is because there is a lot of snow and ice, and it is freezing this morning. temperatures dropping down to 16. this is what it looks like. we are having difficulties across parts of southern georgia, the coastal regions and the panhandle. to the north the cold air is coming down. they'll come down in atlanta to 16. they'll warm back up. thing will unfreeze. as we go towards friday, we'll see a lot of messy, slippery conditions, not necessarily on the highway, but in the communities, on the back roads. it's not until the weekend that we get up to 63 degrees, that we'll get a break and be more like a spring time condition. here to the north-west. there's a lot of mixed precipitation snow, icing and rain, and down towards california, northern california. we are getting rain that will not last long. thursday, along the coastal regions, there's rain. here in the sierra nevadas, the cascades, we'll see snow. in some locations, especially

as clergy deal with long lines of parents and their newborns for a mass blessing. >>> so we begin with a new good lay in the rollout of the affordable care act/obamacare. the president's signature law. this time, the snafu deals with a mandate which requires companies treat all employees equally. no special packages offered for different levels within a company. this is just the latest in what has been a series of temporary suspensions coming from the obama administration when it comes to the law's implementation. as you probably already know, the white house has suspended the employer mandate until next year, and enrollment deadlines have already been pushed back, thanks all of the glitches which virtually crippled the federal exchange website following its launch the first time in october. peter deucy has the latest from washington. peter? >> the latest delay associated with the affordable care act is to a provision that levels the playing field and requires business owns to offer the same benefits to people who push a broom they offer to employees with a seat in the board room. it w

. >> precious moments of a newborn' hose who've been denied ewelcome to covered california., you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> a baby polar bear take the first dip in the winter posted on youtube by the toronto zoo, getting the first bath. >> it was born november 9th, a male that does not have a name. >> have a great [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ >> hey. what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's going on? [cheering and applause] >> how you doing, cedric? >> good, good,

he took four months off from his job at facebook to care for his newborn daughter. >> she would findew things to try to eat, new things to try to stick her fingers into. there was dangers loom on all sides. >> but he was surprised by all the unsolicited comments he got, often snarky, that he got. >> stockey vented on facebook about comments slamming moms who work when dads don't. one stranger cracked, it's too bad you can't earn as much as your wife so she can be the one to stay home. >> i think it's a traditional gender stereotype that we all buy into to some extent that mommys are better at daddies. >> mommys are better at that kind of mommying than daddies. >> lisa miller wrote a controversial piece called retro wife where she says women shouldn't feel bad about opting out of their career. >> this idea that you have to go out as a woman and, you know, be ambitious and be driven and play with the big boys, that's a very specific message for a very specific kind of woman. most women, and i would venture to say, most people, don't have that kind of ambition. and are never going to ma

he persuaded parents to give up what was described as a sick newborn. one baby died.exico's suburb has created their own force to drive out knights templar. >> heavily armed men in south-western mexico are a common site. so-called self-defence groups have liberated towns from a drug cartel known as knights templar. they say they need to take the law into their own hands because the government wouldn't protect them. >> translation: starting today we'll implement a comprehensive strategy in municipalities to address insecurities. a security plan includes 20 million for funding social programs. community will have to turn in their weapons. >> translation: we call defense groups to go back to their towns and daily activities. we invite the government to cooperate with the authorities by showing all the information they have to stop criminals. >> the president enricko's government sent troops over the past years. the situation is deteriorating. a gun battle broke out between the vigilantes and the distrug gang. the shoot out lasted for hours. one man only was reported inju

that will tend the couple's single egg while the mother feeds and gathers food to bring back for the newbornest for the egg atop his own claws, keeping it safe and warm beneath a flap of skin on his belly. and he will do this for more than two months. ♪ ♪ >> having passed the egg, the exhausted female must depart quickly. she must eat soon, or she will die. as the winter progresses, the father will be severely tested. the mother will be tested, as well. her return trip to the sea is considerably more difficult than the original march to the nesting ground. it is colder now, and she will have lost almost a third of her body weight producing the egg. she is literally starving. of course, the fathers are nearly starving, too, but for them, a meal is far off in the distance. by the time their vigil atop the egg is over, the penguin fathers will have gone without food of any kind for 125 days and they will have endured one of the most violent and deadly winters on earth, all for the chick. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining tabl

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. >> faculty at community colleges in the state cannot take time off to take care of their newborn babiesate assembly passed a bill allowing them to take paid maternity or paternity leave. that time off will now be included in their work time for those seeking tender. until now, taking time off to care for newborn could lead to lose in a full year or service for instructors. >> two political groups linked to the chris christie's of reelection campaign have been subpoenaed in the new jersey bridge controversy. attorneys for governor chris chris the reelection campaign and for the new jersey republican state committee have confirmed receiving subpoenas from both federal and state prosecutors. the controversy stems from accusations that top aides and christie's office ordered lane closures on the george washington bridge. >> at fire ed a senior living center killed a least three people in canada. it happens and the canadian province of quebec yesterday. several of the president's--to residents cannot get out of the building without assistance. the majority of them using walkers, will chairs

kind of cool to see this cute little precious little girl change from being a newborn to now a walkingdler. >> what's great about that is because when people have that second and third baby, they're not as many pictures, so a sibling documenting that kind of solidifies that little bond right there. >> yeah. >> this is a lot of pictures of this little peanut and so this is something they'll be able to look back and remember, this is her first, what, 19 months? >> right. >> that's a ton of photos. >> you don't remember this part of your life so now she has a documented version of it. >>> the high-five, a time-honored tradition to say way to go, bro. put that together with some parcor, a double backflip, high-five. >> what happened there? >> it did not look cool. it did not work at all. try to do the double backflip with the double high-five, they kind of took each other down i'd say. great idea in concept. it's real tough. >> your high-five wants to go this way but your body wants to go this way. i don't know. >> think how many people miss the high-fives just going high. >> just hanging.

mom has yet to even hold her newborn baby. this is her third child.10 pounds and 9 pounds when they were born. >>> this is the annual list of the top 5 the worth passwords. other weak ones are password, qwerty, another one, abc123. that is also a jackson five song. >>> up next, a big test for warriors in oakland and vernon davis talking about richard sherman. >>> i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. tune in to the nbc bay area news for all the day's news. and then tune in to me, jimmy fallon for the tonight show here on nbc. >>> a lot going on in the local sports world tonight. >> yeah, hey, there. we start with football. for the third straight year the 49ers season ends too on falling to the seahawks in the nfc championship game. not only did they lose the game they lost their best player for quite some time. navarro bowman has torn his acl and mcl in his right knee. a quick recovery, everyone hopes for him. >>> we saw what richard sherman said after the seahawks beat the 49ers calling on michael crabtree as a sorry receiver. so the 49ers clea

she's changing and growing and out of her newborn stuff. it's just getting hard. >> reporter: here's the problem. last year the democratic republic of congo suspended exit permits for families with ato wanted congolese children, even though that met the criteria. >> it has nothing to do with adoption, but has everything to do with politics. >> reporter: bob is a nashville lawyer specializing in adoption. >> usually adoption as a foil, as a tactic, suspending adoption as a tactic to achieve some other kind of diplomatic win, no, it does not work. >> the motive for stopping the adoptions is unclear. the state department says applications for exit permits are being held up because of concerns about falsified documents. the rc authorities have said it was over concerns about abuse or abandoned children or that some children were, quote, sold to homosexuals. whatever the reason, eilelena a her husband have no choice but to communicate through skype. it's the only way to see the boys, and dad can see his new daughter. justin told us even though i

here she is as a newborn with her 49er cap. already sporting the 49ers. on her first birthday, sporting a michael crabtree jersey. with ewould love to see your fan photos as well. send us a photo by facebook or twitter or e-mail. and we'll put them on our website and maybe even, like makenna here, on television. >>> coming up next at 6:00, controversy is brewing as a hunting club auctions off the chance to hunt an endangered black rhino. why the group says it is saving the animal in the long run. >>> plus, target isn't the only store hit by hackers. the latest retailer to have customers' information stolen. >>> a bay area ice skater is looking for a trip to sochi. she's skating tonight for a spot on the u.s. olympic team. we'll show you. >>> new at 6:00, a popular pond on the peninsula is scheduled to be draped thined this weekend a ducks died. they believe the deaths are related to a suspected outbreak of avian cholera. it does not pose a threat to humans but can kill other species of birds. the fish and wildlife service are asking people to be on the lo

. >> reporter: doctors diagnosed the newborn with r.s.v., or respiratory syncytial virus which affectsngs and breathing passages. while most cases are mild, each year up to 172,000 under five are hospitalized and there are an estimated 100 to 500 pediatric deaths. premature babies and those with lung and heart problems are at greatest risk for severe illness. samuel was born with a heart defect. >> i was even more concerned because he does have this heart condition so i was like even more worried about him. >> reporter: the c.d.c. says this appears to be a typical season but some regions of the country are seeing a spike in cases. texas children's hospital in houston had a 45% increase in december compared to a year earlier. infectious diseases dr. jeffrey stark does not know the reason for the increase and says there's no drug to treat it. >> this is happening in our area at the same time influenza is happening, so we have the bad storm of both of those infections and in little babies it's hard to tell the difference between them. >> reporter: almost all children get the virus. the ma

twin newborns from the washington, d.c. have shared a womb, but they don't share a birth year. lorain was born at 11:58 tuesday. her little brother, brandon, three minutes later on wednesday morning. that's 180 seconds, but one born in 2013, one born in 2014. wonder about it will be a problem for preschool? they came about three weeks early and we're happy to say they are both healthy and doing very, very well. so congratulations. the popular photo messaging app snap chat having a rough start to the new year. 4.6 million users names and phone numbers were leaked online tuesday. the group posted the information on and online database where anyone can download it. snap chat was warned about a whole in its security system about a month ago. hackers said they wanted to put pressure to get the issue fixed. users can breathe easy, only the first eight digits of their phone numbers were posted. >>> fans are remembering the life of actor best known for his role on the fresh prince of bellaire. >> tell me, if you were me, what would

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when a young parent needs to care for their newborn it should not come down to outdated policies thatets her boss decide how much time she could take off, how much time it will take her to get back on her feet with that decision perhaps affecting the fate of her career. would anyone of us need time to care for a dying family member, we should not have to sacrifice our job and future to do what we think is right. the family medical leave act has bipartisan support so there is no reason why democrats and republicans cannot come together and support it. let me give you one real-life example. for those who desperately want to reduce the roles of those on government assistance, this is a great way to do it. i have an employee. she was a single mom working as a waitress. she was working 40 hours a week earning over $2 an hour plus tips. she was able to bring home $700 a week or about $24,000 a year. that is a few thousand dollars above the poverty line. when she got pregnant, she had no health care benefits from her employer so she enrolled in medicaid. when she was about to have her baby,

how transfer my daughter to moscow i hope her life is safe now what kind of human being could see a newborn child on the bus and still carry out such an atrocity. taishan so that she can leave a full life but there is a dynasty of doctors in all family and i hope she will grow up and become a doctor to place your mind you know her mother since she was a child she was a very talented creative girl it's very sad when people die in such sudden violent acts like this she had big plans like any young mother i believe that her baby will grow up will leave we will be helping her because mother and grandmother on a stasia and talk to you donna are just two of the thirty four people who fell victim to two terror attacks on the railway station and trolley bus more than sixty injured are still in hospital the city remains in mourning in moscow margaret hello arty well doctors are cautiously optimistic about vicars recovery we'll keep you up to date on her condition as she recovers and speaking about the attacks guardian newspaper contributor neil clark told us it's paramount that russia and the west c