empowering doctors nurses fathers and mothers to be able to take better care of their newborns. the bamboo bracelet has already help files of newborns in india the plan is to introduce it soon in african and southeast asian countries. years ago the first child was conceived through in vitro fertilization. says that a lot has changed since one nine hundred seventy eight around six point five million children have been conceived in this way. i v f has become more common as the technology has matured but it's still controversial the world's main religions take different stances on the procedure it's been a source of debate for decades. buddhism and hinduism didn't have a problem with it. i.d.f. is viewed critically within judaism but it's not banned as long as the egg in the sperm come from the parents the catholic church however is opposed to it protestants are also not uncritical but leave the decision up to the parents conscience. is normal in the other hands takes a tolerant approach to in vitro fertilization if the couple are married and that's even an arch conservative in rom

doctors are treating more and more take into accounted newborns. in pennsylvania the full scope remains a mystery. we went to the state leaders. to find out why. >> >> reporter: even for a one month old. her crying spells are unusual. sometimes her arms switch. her sleep is irregular. even for an infant. she's addicted to oip yoed. her mom got hooked on percocet after a back surgery. >> i got pregnant with my daughter. i'm like well, i'm okay. and i'm not okay. >> today she is newly sober. still watching her baby weaned off the drug. >> i know how it feels and how it felt when i go through withdraw. to see my daughter go through that. i don't wish that on my worst enemy. >> reporter: her doctor says she's treating more opioid addicted babies than ever before. but can't tell us the long term effects. >> there are few studies about the lasting impact of being born addicted. some studies are ongoing. but fail to pinpoint which drugs and how much of the drug will end up causing symptoms like a learning disability. doctors simple need more information.

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lee was with his newborn son as he was getting his newborn shots. that's an emotional day for an twain since his own father passed away the same day. >> i feel you, man, come on man. daddy love you. come on, man. i know. i know, man. [ crying] >> i know it, man. >> awe. >> he's doing everything he can to make sure the baby isn't in any discomfort, but that's one of those things you can't control video has been viewed more than 14 million times. >> that is so sweet. something about a dad and his baby. >>> all right, we have more cute video from mr. washington hospital. one of the nurses there made handmade costumes for the babies in the nicu for their first halloween. >> nailed it. >> butter popcorn. >> there's a super hero and strawberry and ice cream comb and a [indiscernible]. >> that's the picture you want to look back on. take a look at this costume. this toddler is a hit. her mom made the outfit. she said it took two days but c0 . 20 million views and the voices in a troll's movie re-tweeted that, how do you get the hair to just boom. i thought

most newborns in india with special memedical needs do no.specially in rural areas, hospitals that can look after preterm or low-weight newborns are few and far between. >> about one in three babies born in india are born clinically low birth w weight. and they are a at high risk foa number of complications, two of which arare hypothermia and infections. >> and they are born in places where healthcacare is not adequate. infrastructure is poor, the doctors may not have the expertice to treat them, and they often go home earlierer tn we want them to, because of financial constrainsns. correspondent: accordingng to official figigures, more than 20% of india's population live in extreme poverty. and many parents cannot read, or make sense of a thermometer. >> hypothermia is often considered a silent killer. it's not easily dedetected, especially by parents s who ae not aware and educated about the importance of temperature in their new borns. >>emperature maintenance is the most critical and unless you get that right and what ever efforts you do

she started over again with her newborn son. she started overagain in with her newborn son.the temporary protected status, or tps programme. the decades it has provided short—term work permits and refuge to those fleeing countries ravaged by war or natural disaster. the policy for haiti has been extended several times but is now under threat as the administration aims to crack down on immigration leaving her future uncertain again. it is stressful. crying every day. knocking you had to work out what you are going to do, where you will go, how you will make it. it is not easy at all. i just keep training, asking god for a numerical. america is home to one of the largest haitian communities. a temporary protection status is invoked to those who have no other legal path to remain in the country, and they will either have to leave all remain in the shadows. that could mean thousands of undocumented people working illegally. in the programme was never to be permanent. still, immigration attorneys are now scrambling to help their clients stay where they have build new lives. these

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. >> a nurse at lourdes hospital may be the reason a newborn baby girl is alive. caught a dangerous condition that many often miss. helene pat fellow says she was on her regular grounds working with newborns when she noticed a strange sound coming from little lillian a correspond issue's heart. after being checked by a pediatrician and receiving an ek g the girl was cleared to go home, but he lien was adamant and pushed for more tests. it was like a clicking noise, like trains going over a railroad tracks. the baby had a heart mal formation and needed immediate open heart surgery. baby lillian a was transferred to chop and now she is expected to be okay >> we often hear someone having a middle life crisis, but a growing number of people say they're having a quarter year life. you can't afford thread convertible in your 20s. it comes out in different ways, right, guys? all joking aside, if you're a millenial like me it's a widespread problem experts say we need to look into you've heard of a mid-life crisis. i think my dad did that. he bought a new car, the mustang

the housing crisis pushed homeless parents and kids, including newborns, on the streets.-be moms are shut out from housing they need. is part of you worried that your daughter might have to spend some of her childhood homeless like you did? >> um, that is a worry. but, you know, if i have to change around my whole life to make sure she has a place to stay and she doesn't have to be homeless. i will. >> reporter: you'll do it? >> yeah. >> reporter: san francisco has a plan to end the homelessness. they have tried and failed before. what's different now? we investigate at 11:00. >> we'll look forward to that. if you have a story, give us a call, 888-996-tips or visit www.nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate new did video to share. the upper right video there, there was a man, he is blind and was walking up to the train tracks outside of denver, colorado. someone grabbed him from behind. did you see it there? the man hopes to locate the person who helped him. he calls him his guardian angel. >> you live, you die. it's what you do in between. this young man did a great thing for me.

. >> 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. chemicalsls like bisphenol a, many different classes of flame retardants. >> we found ddt and pcbsbs, polychlorinated biphenyls. chemicals that we interact with evevery dayay from consumer products. >> w we now know that alalong wh the nutrientnts and oxygen that the mother supplies the developingng baby comes a cocktail l of toxic chemicals. [baby cooing] >> we know that chemicals will affect younger children, fetuses, newborns, babies,s, and young children in general more than older children and adults. and the rereason for ththat is t that youngeger ildrn and fetuseses are deveveloping h more rapidly. their organ systems s are much morore sensi. >> 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. >> enendocrine disrsruptors are chemicals of growing concern. fetuses and child

. >> a nurse at lourdes hospital may be the reason a newborn baby girl is alive. caught a dangerous condition that many often miss. helene pat fellow says she was on her regular grounds working with newborns when she noticed a strange sound coming from little lillian a correspond issue's heart. after being checked by a pediatrician and receiving an ek g the girl was cleared to go home, but he lien was adamant and pushed for more tests. it was like a clicking noise, like trains going over a railroad tracks. the baby had a heart mal formation and needed immediate open heart surgery. baby lillian a was transferred to chop and now she is expected to be okay >> we often hear someone having a middle life crisis, but a growing number of people say they're having a quarter year life. you can't afford thread convertible in your 20s. it comes out in different ways, right, guys? all joking aside, if you're a millenial like me it's a widespread problem experts say we need to look into you've heard of a mid-life crisis. i think my dad did that. he bought a new car, the mustang

the investigation into claims the paramedic took a newborn puppy.nd, the timeline of how tonight )s rain will sweep through the bay area. that )s next. >>> finally, it's college application season. lots of families stressed out over paying for it all. but one student who doesn't come from money has done it without any loans and she's sharing her scholarship secrets with you. here's katie beck. >> reporter: she's 28 years old and just months from a ph.d. >> i'm a nerd at heart. >> reporter: but there's something gabriel mccormick will graduate without. you don't have any debt? >> no, i don't even know what the student loan application looks like. >> reporter: she hoped athletic scholarships would pay for college, impossible after a torn achilles senior year. so with limited means she explored other possibilities. >> you can get a scholarship for contacts, for glasses. >> for having red hair. >> for being over 5'10" as a female. >> reporter: mccormick learned you can find a scholarship for almost anything, from playing video games and drawing birds to

moms with children, even newborns, begging on the street.on-profit tells us it's seen at least 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone. and the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked, at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend their pregnancies on the streets. >> reporter: dana laz rove itch is a registered nurse with the department, on the road daily, providing medical care to the homeless, including pregnant women and new moms. can homeless parents really provide for their kids? >> they have everything that a baby needs, but not having shelter makes those things really difficult to provide. >> reporter: children in imminent danger can be taken away from their parents, but those who lead child protective services tell us simply being homeless isn't reason enough. because the lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or neglect. and while san francisco shelters boast 137 beds each night for homeless families, most pregnant women aren't given priority until they're at least seven months along. >> ther

. >> coming up, caleb bumgardner plans to meet his newborn son.self in a race against time. >> she says she's coming, she's coming. the only thing i can see is she hit traffic. >>> at the fairfax county adult detention center, repeat offender brenda brewer has seen plenty of inmates come and go >> it's a very sensitive test. so anything in my system even from weeks ago would have been on that. so hopefully now they'll leave me alone. >> coming up, caleb bumgardner plans to meet his newborn son. but finds himself in a race against time. >> she says she's coming, she's coming. the only thing i can see is she hit traffic. i'm ryan and i quit smoking with chantix. smoking was comforting. it was like a security blanket. it made me feel good, it really did. i would doubt myself that i could actually quit, but with chantix i did it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people

. >>> also an nfl players opens up about losing his newborn hours after the game. the members of the 49ers says it's helping him cope with the tragedy. >>> heavier rain returns wednesday night. i'll tell you why the flooding risk with this storm system will be higher than any recent storm system we have had. my forecasts at 5:19 tonight. some say - the track and field program at san jose state >>> well it has a proud history. but many people say the track and field program at san jose state university is an embarrassment. the women's track team says it's practicing on a facility that is unsafe. nbc bay area scott budman joins us on the field. a scott some claim the team on that team a says it's to do with sexism. >> it's along way from the storied speed city i days at san jose state. on the track giant pot holes and many behind me on the field concrete, shards of glass. the school insist willing it wants a better practice facility but needs money first. it has a proud history of track and field success. but why? with talented decorated stars is the san jose state w

moms with children even newborns, begging on the street. one thon profit says it's seen 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone. the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend most of their pregnancy on the street. >> reporter: dana is a registered nurse with the department and on the road daily providing medical care to the homeless including pregnant women and new moms. >> can homeless parents really provide for their kids? >> these women have everything that a baby needs but not having shelter makes those things really difficult to provide. >> children this eminent danger can be taken away but those who need child protective services tell us being homeless isn't reason enough because a lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or neglect. while san francisco shelter have over one hundred beds most pregnant women aren't given priority until they are seven months along. >> there's nowhere affordable for them to live with their family. >> san francisco mayor, e

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newborns. lily's place has brought national attention to west virginia solutions, just yesterday the first lady, melania trump visited lily's place in my hometown of huntington to talk with the caregivers about helping the most vulnerable in our society. lily's place provides a great environment with care given by doctors and nurses in a nurturing setting conducive to recovery. mothers and families are included in the healing process. lily's place and others advocating for this model of care have had struggles dealing with cms, making it harder to replicate this model. that led to my introduction of the nurturing and supporting healthy babies act. last year through this committee's work, my legislation was incorporated in care which of course became law and was passed. thank you for your work. my legislation requiring gao to closely look at the different care models for n.a.s. and medicaid coverage, and the gao report was just released last week. it found that nonhospital settings like lily's p

highest court ruled that birth certificates must allow three not two choices for the gender of a newborn child a third option to identify a person's gender that makes germany the first european country to. offer intersex people of choice beyond male and female are intersex people are born with a mixture of male and female sex trade the un says that they comprise just under two percent of the world's population that's a small number but it's not an insignificant issue our coverage begins tonight with the person who went to court and started what is now being called a small revolution. can hardly believe it the years of fighting for a third gender have finally been rewarded asking for one's form there are lots of places in society where there's a split between the sexes. so i have to ask myself again and again how do i define myself do i try to fit in or do i trust myself not to do so and how are people going to react and. it's an issue that directly affects vanya and around one hundred sixty thousand other intersex people in germany people who were born with male and female features and w

he says taisei encourages working fathers to take time off for a newborn, and most actually do. however, after returning to work, the fathers miss time with their families, because of "karoshi." >> ( translated ): it's a traditional mindset, male mindset, makes them feel ashamed to leave early. i hope working shorter hours will become more popular. >> reporter: construction site manager aya fujikawa is an example of how prime minister abe's plan could be successful in the long term. she says taisei's family leave and flextime policies enabled her to stay on the job through her second pregnancy. her husband also works for the company, and spends more hours than she does at home taking care of their first child. >> ( translated ): my husband drops off and picks up my child, because i leave for work while my son is sleeping and return home after he has gone to bed. my husband is responsible for the child care, bathing, feeding, and daily routine. >> reporter: how unusual is your home life? >> ( translated ): at my company and within the whole of japanese society, our situation is v

hours earlier he and his wife lost their newborn son.rter matt keller live for us in santa clara. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. this is an incredibly sad story. while marquis goodwin was providing one of the highlights of the 49ers season he was mourning the loss of his newborn son. >> wide open for the speedster, goodwin. and goodwin is gone. a 49rs touchdown. >> reporter: marquis goodwin knelt in the end zone and dropped to both needs after running in an 83-yard touchdown. the wide receiver then fell to his hands as teammates gathered around him. goodwin posted on instagram following the game that his son died after being born prematurely early sunday morning. wrote, unfortunately, we lost our baby boy due to complications and had to prematurely deliver him around 4:00 a.m. although we are hurt, i'm grateful for the experience and god blessed me with a wife and courageous and resilient as morgan. the pain physically, mentally, and emotionally she has endured is unbelievable. please pray for the goodwin family. he

moms with children, even newborns, begging on the street. one nonprofit tells us its seen at least 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone, and the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend most of their pregnancy on the streets. >> reporter: dana is a registered nurse with the department. is on the road daily providing medical care to the homeless, including pregnant women and new moms. >> can homeless parents really provide for their kids? >> these women have everything that a baby needs but not having shelter makes those things really difficult to provide. >> reporter: children in imminent danger can be taken away from their parents, but those who leave child protective services tell us sfl being homeless isn't enough because the lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or the neglect. while san francisco shelters boast 137 beds each night for homeless families, most pregnant women aren't given priority until they're at least seven months along. >> there is

it's boats are now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty four refugees the group includes a newborn baby picked up with its mother after being delivered on a rubber dinghy. libya is of course one of the main transit countries for migrants and refugees trying to reach your but many who are heard it on to those boats never make it across the med instead they are picked up and returned to libya without the lad reports now from a detention center in tripoli. these migrants were rescued by libya's coast guard in the mediterranean and brought here to this detention center in the libyan capital tripoli now they are from civil african countries and they say they have fled war poverty and unemployment in their countries some of them say they have nothing at all to live on in their own countries they have taken a tough journey through the desert and they have paid people smugglers to get to libya to try to cross the mediterranean to europe authorities here say that these migrants add more pressure to the already troubled local economy the migrants are being taken care of by authorities here t

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she started over again with her newborn son. she started overagain in with her newborn son. refuge to those fleeing countries ravaged by natural disaster or war. the policy for haiti has been extended several times but is now under threat, as the administration aims to crack down on immigration, leaving her future uncertain once more. it's stressful. crying everyday. not knowing what to do, where you are going to go, how you are going to make it. it‘s not easy at all. i just keep praying, asking god to do a miracle. new york is home to one of the largest haitian communities in the country. if temporary protected status is revoked for those who have no other legal path to remaining in the country, they will either have to leave all live in the shadows, which could potentially mean thousands of additional people here undocumented and working illegally. the programme was never meant to be permanent. still, immigration attorneys are now scrambling to help their clients stay where they have build new lives. these tps nationals have developed roots in the united states and assimil

we'll hear from the doctor who helped save mothers and their newborn babies..vacuated during the north bay firestorm. plus. a 13 year old girl hides from a home intruder -- before confronting him in her home. and next. dozens of women file lawsuits against the popular 'massage envy' chain.. over what they say happened when they visited. ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. (steve) now at 8-30. california women are among dozens suing massage envy over allegations of sexual assault. (pam) buzzfeed published an investigation claiming there are 180 lawsuits --- spanning across the country. two in sacramento county are accusing 'massage envy' therapists of sexual battery, negligence, and false imprisonment the lawsuit claims a therapist exposed himself to one of the women ... and touched her genitals without consent. another woman alleges she was also assaulted... and says, management did not take action when she reported it.

thousand children were taken away from their parents who were told that the children had died the newborn infants of political opponents or unwed mothers were sold to childless couples who supported franco. genetic tests have proven that birth certificates were forged to conceal these dealings. mari cruz is convinced that she too was a victim of such schemes she gave birth to a premature baby in madrid in one nine hundred eighty six days after his birth the incubator was empty and she was told her son had died marie cruz and her husband wanted to see their dead baby and take it right above the knee and. they refused to show us the baby. they said it was so deformed that they didn't want to upset us when we insisted they asked whether we had two hundred thousand for the burial. in the one nine hundred eighty s. that was a lot of money. mary cruz let herself be intimidated but now she's looking for her son whom she is sure was stolen from her. she works in a self-help group for other victims mothers fathers and children and attorney as representing the victims in court finally one of the pe

it's part of efforts to cut the number of deaths and serious injury to newborns by half by 2025.mber of stillbirths in babies aged 24 weeks or over, the uk still lags behind many other european countries. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. losing twins during pregnancy and then having baby hugo very prematurely... means rachel understand all too well the challenges childbirth can present. her experience has taught her that both parents and medical staff need to be more aware of when things could go wrong. i think it is educational and women to never be afraid to ask questions and raise concerns, and it's also the medical establishment and encouraging them to do so. now, the health secretary in england is announcing that rather than hospitals carrying out their own investigations when things go wrong and independent review being carried out instead. when i talk to parents whose heart has been broken by something that's gone wrong, in those very small numbers of cases, what they say is it's not about the money. theyjust wa nt to it's not about the money. theyjust want

. >> it is especially concerning because doctors say they need more information to treat these newborns. now inside the nicu they are weaned off the drugs. we met new yoyla. her mom was addicted to perk set. she told us how she's now drug free. >> i know how it feels and how it felt when i would go through withdraw. to see my daughter go through that, i wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy. it's sad. to see your child in their suffering because of the choices that you made. >> tonight at 11:00, you'll hear much more from that new mom and how she's working to overcome addiction. we'll also take you to harrisburg as we question why pennsylvania is not counting the number of newborns or where they are born. that makes it very challenging to target where exactly you want to put resources to address this problem. >> what happens to these babies? do they leave the hospital and go home with mom and dad. >> obviously, it's case dependent. but in this case, her mom sought treatment and is now off the drugs. she will end up going home with her mother. >> e we would hear about crack babies. now th

his wife, a newborn and two young children and the husband. and i believe there was a mother-in-law involved, because i did see an older muslim woman who was also there. the man drove a white van with new jersey plates. and he wasn't very friendly. he just came in and out of his apartment to his van and that was it. no chance for contact or hi or anything. i saw the couple a couple times. he would be with his family. the children would play with other children in the complex. it was like he didn't want anyone to know him or know that he was here. that may have been what struck me as strange. >> what was your reaction when you realized this was the guy? >> i was surprised but not surprised. i was surprised that it actually happened, and i felt very shocked when i heard people who died. but then it just seemed to kind of make sense when i thought about how he was and what happened afterwards, like in hindsight i can see how this could happen. there was something peculiar about him. i couldn't put my finger on it, but there weighs something pecul

one of the vikings players is hoping he picked up a name for his newborn.er sacking the lions' matthew stafford, he pulled up his shirt to reveal the message -- i've just had a baby boy. what should we name him? twitter suggestions included thor and griffin mcgriffin face as well. >> i mean, by just, does he mean like a few hours ago, or has this baby remained nameless? >> five years ago. how about jack as a name for the baby. >> should be. because the commish got all three game calls right. >> not one, not two, but all three. and the scores were pretty close. jack was impressive. he took the day off to celebrate how right he was. not bad. that's something. >> he called the vikings 30-23, it was 24-20. chargers 28-6, it was 29-16. redskins, 20-10, it was 30-20. >> he was off on that 30-20 one. >> when we come back, how the other half celebrated thanksgiving. celebrities, they're just like other stars. [ laughter ] "the skinny's" next. -- the skinny's next. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps

[applause] [applause] [applause] newborn. >> thank you for the great introduction. the conclusion you here. there's a lot of things going on between u.s. and canada relations. what a great opportunity to have a here to talk about being such good friends across the borders. investor craft, you been here for a hot minute. you came in last week. when ice asked to moderate the conversation i went out to on google to find out what i could and i stumbled across a video that the u.s. embassy pull together. i think we can play it here. can you roll the video please? >> i'm kelly kraft, the u.s. ambassador to canada. it's a privilege and honor to serve my country, especially serve in a country that is our neighbor, our friend, our ally. i grew up in kentucky, small-town my father was veterinarian. we grew up on and my first bike was appointed when i was four. then we graduated into a small horse and we would write all over. we had bisons, goats, pigs, chickens. my father brought everything ad from the animal clinic. the middle school my grandparents took man a cross-country

moms with children, even newborns, begging on the street.profit tells us it's seen at least 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone and the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend most of their pregnancies on the streets. >> reporter: dana is a registered nurse with the department. on the road daily providing medical care to homeless women and new moms. >> these women have everything a baby needs. but not having shelter makes those things really difficult to provide. >> reporter: children in imminent danger can be taken away from their parents, but those who leave child protective services tell us simply being homeless is not reason enough because a lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or neglect. most shelters host 137 beds each night for homeless families but most pregnant women are not given priority until they are at least seven months along. >> there is nowhere affordable for them to live with their family when they need it the most. >> reporter: is

watch says it's now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty four refugees the group includes a newborn baby picked up with its mother after being delivered on board a rubber dinghy. the first images of robert mugabe and his wife grace have been released since the former zimbabwean leader resigned he's been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation sources have told al jazeera the agreement to guarantee safety in zimbabwe they say he wants to die in his home country and leaders in bangladesh have signed a deal to repatriate ranger refugees at least six hundred thousand have escaped a military crackdown and rakhine state says the process will start with a. quick look at your headlines of witnesses next here on al-jazeera. you know. what i was going to say. i believe. i was joking and i believe it. we. don't. so this is of a bottom of the. nudie it was. the revolution was an idea a very beautiful idea to change everything to go again these dictators to have a very democratic thing and to have a real onus to go through. and through whatever junk tha

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marquise goodwin a week after the loss of his newborn son.he wide receiver scored a touchdown last sunday, he fell to his knees. later he revealed that his baby boy had died that morning because of complications during his wife's pregnancy. >> i wanted a baby boy more than anything in the world. i would give my life up if i just had the boy. that's the one thing i wanted more than anything in the world. >> we'll hear more from him and his wife later on "cbs this morning" starting at 7:00. >> heartbreak . it's amazing he was able to play football soon after that. >> incredible. >> and he helped the 49ers to their first win with the touchdown. >> that's right. >>> investors are getting behind a pair of new ideas from tesla and some major bay area retailers announce their 3rd quarter earnings. joining us now with all the details, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. >> reporter: tesla is looking to transform the trucking industry. elon musk unveiled the tesla semi, its all-electric big rig featuring a driving range of 5

moms with children even newborns begging on the street. one non-profit tells us it's seen at least 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone. and the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend their pregnancies on the streets. >> dana is a registered nurse with the department and is on the road daily providing medical care to the homeless, including pregnant women and new mops. >> reporter: can homeless parents really provide for their kids? >> these women have everything that a baby needs. but not having sheeter makes those things really difficult to provide. >> reporter: children in imminent danger can be taken away from their parents those who lead child protective services tell us simply being homeless isn't reason enough because a lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or neglect. while sfaens san francisco shelters boast 137 beds each night for families, most pregnant women aren't given priority till they're at least 7 months along. >> there's nowhere a

the housing crisis has pushed homeless parents and their kids, including newborns, on to the street. tonight at 11:00 we investigate why some soon to be moms are being shut out from the housing they need. >> is part of you worried that your daughter might have to spend some of her childhood homeless like you did? >> that is a worry, but, you know, if i have to change around my whole life just to make sure she has a place to stay and that she doesn't have to be homeless during her childhood, i will. >> you'll do it? >> yeah. >> reporter: san francisco it has a plan to end family homelessness, but the city has tried and failed to solve this crisis before. so what's different now? we investigate tonight at 11:00. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. that number 1-888-996-tips. t-i-p-s. or visit our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> prosecutors seeking to charge two high school football players as adults in connection with a recent sexual assault case. authorities say a student at the all-girls high school in walnut creek was raped in september by tw

hours earlier he and his wife lost their newborn son.matt keller is live for us in santa clara. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is such an incredibly sad story. while marquis goodwin was providing one of the biggest highlights of the 49ers season here at levi's stadium yesterday he was also mourning the loss of his newborn son. >> nice pickup. >> wide open for the speedster goodwin. and goodwin is gone! a 49ers touchdown. >> reporter: marquis goodwin knelt in the end zone and then dropped to both knees after running in an 83-yard touchdown. the wide receiver fell on to his hands as his teammates gathered around him. after the game goodwin posted on instagram his son died after being born prematurely early sunday morning. he wrote, unfortunately, we lst our baby boy due to complicat n complications and had to prematurely deliver him early this morning around 4:00 a.m. although we are hurt i'm grateful for the experience and god blessed me with a wife as courageous and resilient as morgan. the pain p

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