tragically you, newborns are the most vulnerable victims of this epidemic. it's estimated over 25 minutes, a baby is born suffering from neonatal abstinence syndrome, or opioid withdrawal. according to a study by the new england journal of medicine, from 2004 to 2013, the incidents in n.a.s. has quadrupled. neonatal abstinence syndrome, or n.a.s., arises from the exposure of opioids during pregnancy and impacts far too many of our nation's newborns. maternal exposure of opioids can include both prescription and nonprescription medication and the subsequent neonatal withdrawal can result in extended hospital stays and heartbreaking symptoms. it is associated with preterm births, low birth weight, complications such as respiratory distress and seizures. this bill is important part of our efforts to combat the drug abuse. the legislation will expand our knowledge of care and treatment for babies with n.a.s. it will direct the g.a.o. to identify the prevalence of n.a.s. in the number of cases covered by medicaid. the setting of care for these infants and the ide

and it does not spare newborns and infants. we know that every 25 minutes, a baby is born suffering from opioid withdrawal symptoms. this is a condition known as neonatal abstinence syndrome and while there's no silver bullet to address this crisis in our country, this bill takes important steps to help. this bill, the infant plan of safe care improvement act, strengthens and updates the care plans required by the child abuse prevention and treatment t of 1974, also known as capta. and capta itself is up for re-authorize eags an this is just one portion of that mportant legislation that -- that timely re-authorization will protect children in many difficult situations. this legislation will help infants by ensuring that states have access to the best practices for establishing safe care plans for newborns with prenatal substance exposure. it will also improve accountability by collecting data on the incidents of babies born exposed to drugs and the care that is provided to them and their families. perhaps most importantly, it w

there are recent studies including earlier this year that show the effects of pain on a newborn can last for not just hours, but actually months and years. >> you certainly had plenty of followers online, 50,000 people that are following you on facebook. but you also have some critics too who say you're hijacking science and you're a fringe group. >> there is no science behind circumcision. the doctors who promoted it made claims that it prevented insanity, mental retardation, tuberculosis, hip displace shah. medical circumcision has had a long list of claims for it, all of them have been debunked. there is simply no science behind it. the most recent version of the journal of pediatrics says very clearly that circumcision is a cultural -- one of the members of the task force on circumcision says clearly it's a cultural surgery, the medical reasons are not compelling, the science has died. there never even was the illusion of it, it's died. and it's simply an issue of treating babies as the full human beings with a full set of rights they have. >> georgeann and nicky, thank you both for

. >> and the jail is required to accommodate her newborn. >> we do the best that we can, but it's jail. it's concrete and steel. it's not good to have babies around concrete and steel. >>> some 75 miles east of new york city on long island is suffolk county and the farming unit. the county built one of its two jails here in 1959. back then, it was nicknamed the farm. and inmates worked in the adjoining fields. today, the nickname remains. but inmates no longer tend crops. and the jail is a newly renovated modern facility. it usually houses more than 700 men, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> right foot. >> the majority of inmates live in spacious dorm-like settings free of cells, but as renovations continue, some live in temporary tent like quarters known as the sprung unit. >> it has like a canvas top. still pretty secure. i envision it like the tennis courts they make, they spring up. sprung unit. it's a 60-bed unit. right now, we currently keep minimum security inmates in there for obvious reasons. there's a six-fo

. >> who is abandoning newborns in paper bags, all within the same square mile? and what do they have in common? have you ever seen anything like this? >> it just blew my mind. >> tonight, the news story that exploded into a national mystery. and took 30 years to solve. >> i definitely want to get my fingers into that case. >> reporter: detective, discovering their secret bond. >> oh, give me a hus. >> reporter: you guys weren't letting go. "20/20" there every step of the way as they search for answers. good news, or bad, or the ultimate betrayal. can you handle it? >> i can, but, i just -- this breaks my heart. >> reporter: and the final twist that nobody sees coming. they have grown up and are finding each other. and are going to find you. since the day i was born. good evening, i'm elizabeth vargas. david is on assignment. as so many of you get ready for mother's day this weekend, a different way to look at it. foundlings, an abandoned baby found by others. we're going to meet three of them, their cases unconnected -- or so we thought. tonight, a mother's day

newborn sons! oh, there you are.wborn sons, how are you so bad at sleeping when it's your only job? you're like on alarm clock that i have to hold for an hour to get it to turn off. and when does the eye contact start? you don't look at me, you don't even look at your mom. and by the way, her eyes are up here, buddy. [ laughter ] newborn sons, all your butt does all day is eat, [ bleep ], and cry. you should run for governor of new jersey. [ laughter ] newborn sons -- [ whispering ] daddy loves you, but ya burnt. [ laughter ] duvet covers. why does my blanket need a blanket? [ laughter ] is it cold? what's next? do i need to buy a brush to brush my toothbrush? and duvets, cut the fancy name stuff. you're a cover for a cover. and why is it so hard to get you on the comforter? every time i change you, i feel like i'm struggling to put a condom on a giants flaccid penis. side burn, giants with e.d. >> fe fi fo no! >> seth: duvet covers, ya burnt! bartolo colon! the 42-year-old mets pitcher just gets better with age. not

this drug approved decades ago to treat anemia was given to very sick oxygen deprived newborns. >> if there's injury, parts of the brain light up. >> reporter: brain scans showed minimal or no damage. >> this is a deep part of the brain that's important for controlling motor skills. >> reporter: babies who got the placebo still showed the effects that could keep them from developing and learning and in worst cases kill them. treatment until now has been cooling newborns for if you day and then warming them to stave off brain damage. at epo to that approach could become widespread once more research is done with more infants. >> i think that's why it's urgent right now for us to do the big study as quickly as possible so that we can get the answer for all the moms out there who will be going through this. >> everyone there, they were working hard to save her. >> reporter: the silvas only knew they had a 50-50 chance of getting a drug that might give their daughter a better chance. >> we had this feeling that she's going to be okay. >> reporter: and she is okay. her mri shows only sligh

it is a newborn. still has the umbilical cord attached. he puts them on the ground and they believe the lamb is doing just fine. >>> don't mess with police in moscow. check these guys out. waiting for their man who is very carefully planning his escape. he's right now between two gates. one closed behind him. he's just waiting for the second gate to open so he can get out into free world. >> hang on. some guy is in the middle of a prison. these guys know what will happen. he thinks he'll be welcomed by russian special forces. >> yep. >> finally when the camera pans over you see the car is there and before the guy knows it -- >> stop. [ gunshot ] >> wow, he didn't see that one coming. >> there are several men apprehended. based on the translation, one of those guys was trying to escape from the jail. don't know if there were more trying to escape. doesn't matter. all of them ended up with their faces on the pavement, being apprehended. here's the best part. he told them i wasn't trying to escape. >> i just wanted to get a pizza. i was going

hearing the cries of these newborns will forever change you. we owe it to each and every child to make sure they have a chance to start their lives healthy and happy. i wish to thank congressman guinta and congresswoman custer -- kuster for their leadership on the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic. by working together we can find solutions and build a brighter future. i yield back. mr. guinta: i want to thank the gentleman from west virginia for your leadership -- leadership on the nurturing and supporting healthy baby -- babies act. i look forward to voting in support of your legislation. i appreciate your compassion on the issue. i now recognize the gentleman from georgia, congressman carter. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for holding this special order to discuss such an important issue. as a lifelong pharmacist i've experienced firsthand the struggle that american professionals and americans face with prescription drug abuse. many don't realize but medical professionals are not immune to prescription drug abuse. i've ha

this is the new bern and-- newborn. if you have seen them, police want you to immediately call 911. >> the charter and laws of district is county-- prince george's county. >> his wife krista helped fuel his passion for public service but at the age of 49 his partner began slipping away from the life they built together. recently the baker family invited me to their home to talk about dignity and devotion in the face of dementia. >> a tender moment, this is how he starts his days. >> i he straddles two worlds, leads more than 100,000 residents and is caregiver in chief to his wife, affectionately known as sis. it is rare for her to speak anymore, she no longer walks and has developed parkinson's but she communicates to her eyes and facial expressions. >> you like that? >> i would give you $1 million. >> their youngest daughter was in middle school when dementia pulled her mother to a place that was harder to reach. she was a young teenager and her father's lifeline. >> i couldn't deal with it and quincy would take care o

. >> officers tweeted the newborn was last seen with 16-year-old bernard hunt jr. he is said to be the baby's father. they were last seen on watkins park drive in upper marlboro. if you have any information, call police. >>> for the first time a must military branch has an openly the senate confirmed eric fanning as the secretary of the army today. fanning has a long history at the pentagon serving as undersecretary of the air force and navy. he was also chief of staff for defense secretary ash carter for a short time. he was nominated eight months ago but a debate over closing guantanamo bay held up his confirmation. >>> if you had your clothes dry cleaned at super cleaners here in silver spring, you can finally get them back. the landlord evicted the store owners who hadn't paid rent for two years. the store was shuttered with clothes still inside. they will open up the store from 3:00 to 7:00 in the afternoon and on saturday from 9:00 to 1:00. be sure to bring an i.d. or receipt if you have clothes you need to pick up. >>> today the ntsb blamed the deadly amtrak

. >>> mother's day is extra special when you have a newborn.spital in redwood city where this family celebrated their first mother's day with newborn natalia. she was borne two days ago. >> motherhood is -- can be very hard and challenging but a silver lining. a blessing to be a mop. >> the hospital staff handed out pink cupcakes and pink roses to all the new mom today. >>> look at one hot spot for mother's day. san francisco's exploratorium. the roof tomorrow camera shows a long line of people waiting to get in. the exploratorium offered free admission for everyone to help celebrate mother's day. >>> up next, prom, problems. a school's response after a student says she was kicked out of the dance for wearing a tux. >>> it's a return to the '80s. where temperatures are concerned, when we can expect some warmer weather. here's a look at what is ahead on abc7's world news at 5:30. >> good evening. coming up, incredible images of a twister touching down. tonight, seven million people in the threat zone. also, trump telling g.o.p. leaders to get in

ordinary box but doctors at temple university hospital say this is a lifesaver for moms and their newbornsrman with details coming up. >> speaking of moms a mother in tell wear is setting the example for mothers all across the can untree and she's earned a big prize for it. we'll have her story. adam. >> and that sunshine will return in full force for all the mothers out there on sunday. right now we have low pressure winding up and the heavy rain is beginning to exit. we'll take a closer look at double scan coming up in accuweather. >> and jaime apody has phillies, eagles an preview of tomorrow's kentucky derby coming up in sports when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> moms and their newborns will sleep more soundly thanks to a program available at temple university hospital. >> it provides new mother with supplies even a safe place for their babies to sleep when they go home. >> reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us with more. what a great idea ali. >> yeah, it's a very good and simple idea. it's known as a baby box. this is what it looks like. it's a box with a ve

it was approved for treating anemia, now it's injected into oxygen deprived newborn babies.atment has been to cool down the newborns and rewarm them to try to hold off brain damage. adding epo could be moore widespread after research has been conducted. >> this is a deep part of the brain that's important for controlling motor skills. it's urgent to do the big study to get the answer for all the moms who'll go through this. >> that name may sound familiar, one of the performance enhancing drugs that lance armstrong used when he was banned from racing. it increased his red blood cells and boosted oxygen to his muscles. the governor is pushing for league iced -- legalized marijuana in california. california would be set to make billions have dollars in tax revenue. but some groups like the california police chief's association are against the measure. many we spoke with would support the law. >> for a responsible adult, i didn't see an issue. it's no different than drinking alcohol. >> i'm more strongly in support of decriminalization, incharacterration for -- incarsation is u

. >> new way to keep your newborn safe.resh new babe when they come home from the hospital, you know? find out why one hospital in philadelphia, is putting your baby in a box. >> what? ♪ ♪ take any day, and squeeze some magic into it. ♪ ♪ and squeeze some magic into it. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >> golden start warriors making major history, the first unanimous most valuable player in the history of the league. >> and he won the award for the second straight year. >> oh, ya. >> but he got all 1,311th place votes. leaded league in scoring 30 points per game. he is amazing. >> his wife and little daughter come to the press conference, right? now, her name is really, there she is. look at her giving the eye to the reporters. look at me. look at me. >> like i am watching you. i am looking at you. >> i got my eye on you, reporters. >> so cute. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm watching you. and you. >> i wonder if they did anything to make her do that, or she looks to let people

total, up to $50 million is available for health programs targeted at prenatal care, delivery and newborn health assessments and care for infants with special needs related to zika. these funds are focused on states and territories currently experiencing zika outbreaks. the national institutes of health received $230 million to help expedite the research and development of zika vaccines, making sure these treatments can be made available to the public quickly and safely. for the biomedical research and development authority, $103 million will be directed to development and production activities for zika, including for new rapid rap i had diagnose gnostic tests and vaccines. our response to zika must also include cutting off the virus at its source since mosquitos know no boundries. for the state department and u.s. agency for international development, the bill provides a . tal of $119.1 million, includes funding for public education efforts aimed at reducing mosquito exposure. the remaining 19.1 million is to manage and oversee these programs. as i noted earlier, we've taken the fiscally

the sportswear offered two months of paid leave for both parents of newborn children. make you the latest to adopt a new policy. you are watching "fbn:am." stay with us right after the break. legalzoom. legal help is here. lauren: welcome back. the data caught up when it's happening now. a key moment for the republican party today when presumptive republican nominee donald trump and house speaker paul write me at capitol hill. ryan has said is not ready to support trump yet. the meeting scheduled for 9:30 eastern this morning. macy's reports that sales trend than it not bode well. "-close-double-quote a report today. there is certain after the close. jcpenney do tomorrow. the first step in elon musk's mission to transport people at super speed and a tubeless tested at the nevada desert yesterday. one of the two los angeles companies working on the system conducted the test. a head of the opening bell, you can see out there is a dow futures higher by 55 points after a massive selloff yesterday. s&p futures up almost nine. that is the look at what's happening now. nicole

. >>> a newborn baby girl should not be fighting for her life.er to prevent tragedies like this. i'll show you how coming up. >>> and a tool making a critical difference, this tool is now more widely available and we'll explain. >>> now, the details we have made it to the indiana primary, a contest that many see as the last real chance for the democratic and republican candidates to challenge their respective front runners, and hillary clinton may be up for a fight tonight. >> hillary clinton is look ago head to next tuesday's primary. she held a rally in charleston, west virginia and then going to athens, ohio, a key state in the general election and bernie sanders rallied in indianapolis today and later travels to louisville, kentucky, is that state's primary is two weeks from today and donald trump will go to new york city where once again he holds his primary watch party and head cruz is holding events in indianapolis and westfield with his running mate carly fiorina. >> they continued their campaign blitz be he unleashed on donald trump call

. ♪ fun for parents and their newborns.ge. >> so at "chasing news" we like to try a lot of different food trends. now we have a new one of the raindrop cake. brought the new york city by derek wong, not your traditional chef, not a chef at all. saw an article online so he thought he would give it the college try. >> able to develop at home. that took two months of trial and error. >> peter butter graham cracker. >> a lot of people mentioned that. >> he applied to the market. >> smorgasbord. >> what is a raindrop k? >> spring water. >> made out of sea algae. >> two ingredients are boiled together and pull -- port in the mold. placed into a container. they are able to keep them cool animals don't break. even if they put it on the car board. now, the cake itself is tasteless, low-calorie, like a watery jell-o. it is served at round cake in the east village. >> sticking her tongue out and catching a drop of rain. a lot of people think it looks like a contact lens, jellyfish a lot. striking visually and sets people's imagination

facing charges. >> at this kelly town apartment, neighbors tried to help the couple who moved in with newborn babies. >> they came in with no furniture, nothing, and we had various apartments that helped out with furniture. >>ep

coming up to cars, but efforts to then reunite that calf with its herd and its mother pro >> that newbornalf kept coming back to the road, kept chasing cars, kept trying to get close to visitors and not to the herd and its mother. >> the park service said visitors are supposed to stay at least 25 yard away from all wild life. that pair who picked up the calf, by the way, received citations. >> she's the local mom who stopped at a shopping center in the middle of a shooting spree in montgomery county. a final farewell for claude ina molina. >> the first lady is keeping the country on the move. how she's got >>> she was a beloved mother, grandmother, nurse. today dozens gathering in rockville to remember one of the victims of that awful, awful shooting spree in montgomery county. news 4's jackie vinson was outside the memorial for claudina molina. >> it was a memorial for a woman who spent her entire life helping others. on friday may 6th, we remember the terrible incident outside the giant grocery store where she lost her life in a suv at gun point. eulalio tordil had killed two other peop

these mother did not mind spending their day with their newborns. they were treated to a special day. >> reporter: two days after of light changing delivery, the birth of this precious girl. >> the sweetest mother's day gift i could ever hope for an asp or. >> reporter: another -- hope for and ask for. >> reporter: another mother's day. staff members spent the morning and early afternoon dropping roses and cupcakes off to the new mothers. >> happy mother's day. >> reporter: she was born 11 days early but healthy nonetheless. >> how special is this for you? >> yes, this is my first child. it is a day i will never forget. i hope she does not either. >> reporter: and operational's manager for a biotech company she is used to taking charge and she looks forward to the challenges of becoming a mother. spending racist moments with her baby girl before taking her home to south san francisco. she and her husband look forward to her growing up. >> my mom always was special. i know that there will be someone out there to make me feel special. >> reporter: thi

this drug approved to treat anemia was given to sick newborns. brain scans showed minimal or no damage. >> this is a deep part of the brain that's important for treating motor skills. babies that got the placebo shows the effects. >> this could be widespread when more research is done. >> it's urgent to do the big study as quickly as possible to get the answer for the moms who'll be going through this. >> everyone there was working hard to save her. >> they knew they had a 50/50 chance of getting a drug that would get their daughter a chance. >> she's okay. her mri shows only slight injury. her parents are grateful. >> they told me, we don't know if she will be okay or she will die. this impressed me. until today --  >> very interesting. the research involves 50 babies around the country. the next trial will be in the fall and expand to hundreds of babies. >>> want to follow breaking news out of shows. we have the latest on the vta that was obstructed. major light rail service impacted north of station. it's on north first street at component.

why they say this unusual gift for news moms could be a game changer for newborns much that's tomorrowd day philadelphia". ♪ ♪ >>> new search underway at paisley park tonight as the investigation into prince's death continues. according to a search warrant released a minnesota doctor saw prince twice in the month before his death including the day before he died. the doctor identified as michael todd shoe went berg prescribed a medication spokeswoman for the medical center where that dr. worked says he no longer works there. torments night in your money, an office supply store mega merger is off. federal judge blocked the proposed merger of staples and office depot. the judge agreed with the government saying the merger would have given the company the ability to dictate the price of office supplies. the two companies said if the ruling went against them they would drop their $6 billion merger plans. >>> one best known beer companies in america is making sure you know it's made in america. but wiser temporarily changing its name to america. this is not joke. the rename starts at the re

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she is average newborn and she weighs as much as an average 4-month-old. jonathan: she is a big baby. she is nowhere near the world record, though. we did checking. according to guinness, it is still held by italian baby in 1955 weighing in at colossal 22 pounds. michelle: no one is ready for that. jonathan: they interviewed the mother she had relief all over her face. i can't imagine why. michelle: i wonder if they go back and have another child -- jonathan: 22-pound baby? i'm done with that. thank you very much. michelle: a woman expecting twins went into labor on the side of a highway in new york city. she was on the expressway when this happened. jonathan: perfect place for it. several good samaritans stopped to help. so did paramedics. they got there as well. one baby was born on the side of the road. the other at the hospital. everybody is healthy here. that is always fun. michelle: very nice. a blockbuster revelation by tech billionaire peter field. jonathan: alison, i unde behind the campaign to derail gawker and fund the lawsuits that have been go

the special gift for newborns. we will introduce you to the newest good luck charges for the caps. erin: we are live in pittsburgh where the capitals try to even the series with trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. jonathan: back now with a look around the nation for you. look at the bullet ho behind in a revenge killing that took place in katy, texas. police say the gunman shot two people, killing one and injuring the other before he turned the gun on himself. the gunman was fired from his job this morning from night transportation. but he showed up later and shot his coworkers. michelle: many of you have friends who met through online dating, whether online or the old fashioned way, the dating scene can be risky. people might pretend to be someone they are really not. so many are turning to do-it-yourself background

. >> i don't want to see what stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger. >> i did throw my bouack t. >> williams renewed her vows yesterday at her home church in new yor okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. saying officially wedded catholic. amen. >> khalessi isson fire in game of thrones. that is emilia clark that says she's done with nude scenes so the big question, why did she take it all off again. we found ou >> that was the script and they said we're going

. >> then after a few minutes, one of the medics pulled out the newborn baby, wrapped him in the towel. members of ambulance one transported the mother to george washgt he said, did she just gave birth? and we were both in shock, actually. jay: he also took this memorable picture, and he remains grateful the cab driver stopped in just the right spot. street, ile on u guess. pretty cool to see. everyone is wondering how mother and baby are doing. we are still waiting to hear back from george washington university hospital officials. when they get in touch with us, we will let you know. jay korff, abc 7 news. wow. leon: what do you tip the cabbie in that case? alison: he might have been long gone. steve: makes the time fly. alison: we have more rain tomorrow? not be amorrow will total washout, but the timing of the rush-hour commute and midday. weekly wrap by the end of the week. leon: thanks. we will thank you thursday. steve: tree and grass pollen are in the high category. reagan national airport at 59 degrees, the wind has settled down. a lot of moisture to the west. this will move ou

. >> reporter: the local television station kabc captures this video of a newborn hours old in an incubatort the hospital. the local newspaper hails the woman on the bicycle as an angel of mercy. >> she looked like a little doll, just perfect. >> reporter: a perfect baby girl, abandoned on a street in this working class community of california, a street that held a gritty distinction. >> what's its reputation? >> prostitution. >> reporter: this woman's specialty is foundlings, the name for abandoned babies. >> initially i thought the mother was a prostitute working on the street. >> reporter: was it one of the working girls or a teenager from the local high school just down the street? no one ever claims the baby doe. fast forward 34 years, that baby is now all grown up. >> you take this one. >> reporter: janet lives north of los angeles about 100 miles from where she was found. >> this is my dad. >> reporter: after a year in foster care, she was adopted by a loving family. but an exing questions remained. >> do i have siblings? who are their parents? why was i adopted? why didn't they want

that's why one texas woman decided that his spirit could live on in her newborn alpaca. [ chuckling ]things. behold! this is purple rain. the four-day old alpaca isn't the only animal with a creative name at sweet songs alpaca farm. she likes to play with her sisters white lightning and cocoa-mo. can you name the artists? >> uhm -- >> beach boys. >> there you go. >> george jones, i believe the other one. >> don't put me on the spot like that. >> sorry. >> the owner says when prince died there was only one name that would be right when a new animal joined the family. >> this little girl was born, i thought, what a great tribute to prince that would be especially as pretty as she is. >> purple rain will live at sweet songs farm for at least another six months as she continues to grow. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. the blazers looked like a completely different team at oracle last night than the one that got whacked against the warriors on sunday. but then came the 4th quarter. i tell you what, klay thompson had 37 points in game one. cold muc

you sound like a parent of a newborn.ke being the parent of a newborn. i mean -- i guess, i've never had kids, but i mean, she's like my kid. i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy, and as far as i can tell, she's pretty happy. there's a kid. >> look who i have. >> oh! >> you can just feel when he talks about the cat, it's just this great emotion of happiness to be able to have this. >> you know -- >> it's been a great blessing and a gift for him. >> little things in life to us are not always -- but when you're in a situation like this, it's such a big thing for him, and he really -- he just loves it. he's so happy with the cat, so we're all -- >> we're all happy. >> yeah. we're happy. >> not long after gaia came into his life, brown decided to share the love by enrolling her in the prison's pet therapy program. he brings gaia to the residential treatment unit to visit inmates recovering from mental health problems. >> see you, little buddy. hairy little dude, ain't he, for a little one. >> after aaron had gaia

. >> i joined because i was up monday nights late, beating a newborn, and i got tired of watching the reruns of the videos, and i wanted to figure out what i could do with the time i was having where i could not sleep, and maybe i thought i could talk with other moms, and died down the golden gate mother's group and thought i could look at to that. so i reached out through the volunteer email and ask what i could do late at night to try and help the organization. i was a member, and i was reading the forum. i also wanted to do more. i was at home at the time, and i was ordered. so i wanted to do something. >>> and that voting gate mother's group is ran entirely by the members, the bombs, for moms and by mom's. and you have a coordinators of technology. director of technology. >>> i pretty much stayed with the web team, and i moved around a lot. i was a director, and i was the cheer for the wild, and the vice chair for a little while. i've been in various positions. >> you up as a single mom, have two boys and work and volunteer. heidi keep that altogether? >> i don't know. i don't kee

we were at sequoia hospital in redwood city to meet newborn nat tally rose. she was born two days ago. mom, dad, and older brother are thrilled to welcome the new addition. the arrival makes the whole family appreciate everything a mom can do. >> it could be very hard and challenging, but it's so rewarding. >> should be every single day for them. they work really hard. she is my motivation. i work for her. >> there you go bob, every day should be mother's day. hospital staff handed out pink cupcakes and pink roses to all the new mom today. >>> san francisco, special mother's day for homeless mothers. the center shared the pictures with us. a group of fathers from dads that cook made breakfast for the mothers and their families. afterwards they got their care and makeup done. the hamilton family center is one of the largest providers of service and shelter to homeless families in san francisco. >>> we couldn't have ordered up a better day weatherwise for mom, at least later on with the day. here's drew tuma. >> beautiful afternoon. sunny skies after few mornin

. >> at this kelly town apartment, neighbors tried to help the couple who moved in with newborn babies. >> they came in with no furniture, nothing, and we had various apartments that helped out with furniture. >> reporter: carmen offered to watch the twins while mom was not feeling well. >> she left, and i heard gargling, and the baby had blood in the nose and mouth. >> reporter: she stepped in. >> call 911 or i will. >> reporter: the baby rushed to the hospital, authorities launched the investigation and arrested the parents. authorities found both babies were malnourished, leg injuries, and red flags for experts here at st. christophers. a police affidavit show the babies were e vag waited, can't talk about the case, but can talk about the signs of child abuse she looks for. >> we look at the whole child. >> reporter: a child brought in for one issue gets a critical eye for anything else. when i see a young infant withes that are concerning for abusive injuries, we're going to look everywhere because the baby can't tell us what's hurting. >> reporter: could mean a cat scan, x-ray of

we go >> later, dance mom star abbey lee miller tal stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger. >>> captain america civil war smacks the competition a box office, taking in $181 >>> tonight is a big night for gwen stefani and blake shelton on nbc's "the voice." they'll be performing their duet called "go ahead and break my heart." >> gwen posted this shot, building up the hype. take a close look at the initials in the tree. they're like two little school ki >> they're cute. of "angry birds." gwen, blake, her boys, and birds, lots of birds. she snapchated all the fun including blake's run-in with

. >>> when they're newborn and hairless, they are not the cutest. >> they get really cute a little bit know what was cute today, the sun? there was a blue sky up there. >> right now a lot of blue sky and light winds and temps in the 60s. she's been working so hard she hasn't had a chance to step outside. i'll take over. we have nice weather happening for the evening. as the evening wears on we have a chance for showers. seriously, run outside and check out the nice weather while i'm talking about the showers in pennsylvania, western new york. you see the showers in southern maryland are gone. and we're looking off to the north and west with light sprinkles from jefferson county, west virginia, moving to western cloud and tonight ahead of a cold front, we have a better chance for passing showers, and that should be gone by morning. i think sunday other than a breeze, looks like a pretty good night for moms and everyone else. it's 68 in -- a beautiful 6:00 hour on this saturday. 64, dew point at 50 with a light wind southeast at 5 miles per hour. the two big dips in the jet stream. and t

like -- >> seth: yes. >> clothes for newborns. >> seth: that is true. >> and it was always annoying,n an outfit that he can grow into, and i hope you like it. >> seth: oh, wow, that's very nice. and i this -- what's this bag from? >> we just had that downstairs in the basement. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what are these? >> that's my -- [ laughter ] so these are jeans. >> seth: okay. >> now, those are -- i should say those are my jeans. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> and i got a little -- i gained a little weight and they don't fit me anymore. >> seth: okay. >> so i thought your son could maybe grow into those. >> seth: okay. >> that's a t-shirt. >> seth: uh-huh. uh, okay that's -- [ laughter ] that's a "late night" t-shirt. >> yeah, i got this the last time i was here. >> seth: okay, yeah. >> never worn. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] that's great. thank you. >> so that's good. >> seth: okay. >> socks. >> seth: these are adult socks. great. thank you. oh, i don't know if we would need underwear. [ laughter ] >> well, he's going to be toilet trained at some point. but you know, so -- >>