a nicu family support project.pital, anova children's, anova fair oaks and anova alad inhospital. they are there to provide comfort and support to families caring for a babyç in the nicu. we provide education for the staff and nurses that care for these babies, but also education for mom and dad, and forç the parents to make sure that they're confident in caring for their baby while in the nicu, helping them to transition home, supporting breastfeeding in the nicu, trying to improve the patient experience and to ensure that the nicu is family-centered care and the parents are as much a part of the child's care as doctors and nurses. >> gabriela, it is so important preterm baby to know what to do once you ge h important stage of this process of, you know, becoming a parent. >>ç yeah, absolutely. the resources i think that we provide families in the nicu are incredible. you know, if a baby is born too soon their lungs may not be so there are different things that can support families. once they get the baby home,

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she was in the nicu for 319 days. >> reporter: mom, brooke, would visit maddie every single day withhe other two babies in toe. maddie was finally released a month were her first birthday but she would be in and out of the hospital for the next two years, proving though to be quite a fighter. >> you can just see it, how much healthier she's getting because every year it is less and less hospital visits. >> reporter: returning to chop with her family for the second annual chronic lung disease re union, doctors and nurse whose cared for this very sick , tiny baby, just can't believe maddie's progress. >> this was amaze to go me. she for a long time we really debated whether she needed long term respiratory support, whether we need to put a tracheotomy in because we worried about the way that she was breathing. now look at her, she's so much better. >> reporter: maddie is developmentally delayed after being in the hospital for so long, just learning how to crawl was a huge milestone. she didn't walk until she was three. and it was, cause for celebration. >> it was the happiest days of o

she was in the nicu for 319 days. >> reporter: mom, brooke, would visit maddie every single day withhe other two babies in toe. maddie was finally released a month were her first birthday but she would be in and out of the hospital for the next two years, proving though to be quite a fighter. >> you can just see it, how much healthier she's getting because every year it is less and less hospital visits. >> reporter: returning to chop with her family for the second annual chronic lung disease re union, doctors and nurse whose cared for this very sick , tiny baby, just can't believe maddie's progress. >> this was amaze to go me. she for a long time we really debated whether she needed long term respiratory support, whether we need to put a tracheotomy in because we worried about the way that she was breathing. now look at her, she's so much better. >> reporter: maddie is developmentally delayed after being in the hospital for so long, just learning how to crawl was a huge milestone. she didn't walk until she was three. and it was, cause for celebration. >> it was the happiest days of o

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. >> boys are now three pounds, still in nicu. where carol and her husband spend evenings after campaigning and work. she says never considered dropping out of the race. wants more women in the general assembly. >> usher in new change. women are multifaceted and can do all things we focus and put our minds to. >> she and her husband spent every night in the campaign in nicu with premature twins who she didn't know she was pregnant with when she signed up to run. bed rest for primary, and husband took off work to show up for her that day at the polls. last night she won that race. first time candidate. after hillary clinton lost the presidential election to donald trump last year, young people who had worked on the clinton campaign started a simple group with a simple slogan. called run for something. to get young progressive people who have never run for anything before to run for something. easy to remember the mission. run for something at local or state level. start as small as you feel you need to. supported ten candidates las

and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicu which all of the kempels babies are likely to need for a month or more.amy will probably be put on bed rest within the next two or three weeks.in san joaquin county, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) tonight we know a mail bomb was sent to a home where a police officers lives. it happened friday on bay farms island in alameda. the package was sent to the home through the u-s postal service. now we are learning -- this is not the only recent incident of someone being sent an exploding package. kron4's j-r stone joins us live in alameda with details. j.r. sot a parcel was delivered by mail and it did detonatea description of what happened when a mail bomb was sent to this police officers house in alameda. a bomb that injured someone when it went off. that case happened this past friday.sot it's very rarebut while a mail bomb may be rare, friday's case in alameda is the second exploding package in the bay area in six weeks. on october 19th a package was sent to a home in east palo a

and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicuch all of the kempels babies are likely to need for a month or more.amy will probably be put on bed rest within the next two or three weeks.in san joaquin county, spencer blake, kron four news. (robin @ landing)in another big story ...we are hearing from the man who faced off with a great white shark... and lived to tell about it. he was attacked and bitten on friday near pebble beach ...and he shared his story from a hospital bed with kron4's haaziq madyun. nats/opening bandagesot 25-year-old grigor azatian is showing me one of the bite wounds he suffered after being attacked by a great white shark last friday while spear fishing in monterey. he says he feels lucky to have survived the encountersot he describes the moments just before the attacksot

some days you walk out of the nicu feeling like a million bucks. look at the clock. like, let's try to make it to 12:00. >> reporter: caroline was the neonatal care. >> they are getting over that brief of the loss of a normal pregnancy. and they need emotional support. >> you're allowed to be angry and happy at the small victories. you're allowed to be upset. it's hard to tell people what you want. they're like, what do you need? we want prayers. ♪ >> i think curious is probably the best word to describe him so far. aside from, you know, the obvious, that he's, you know, truly a fighter. but he -- i think he's going to be ornery. >> that's a good thing. that's what helped him through this. >> to see him yawn and bring his hands up to his face and try to hold his battle and suck on a bottle, which he never did before, which we never thought he would do, is great to see. that's awesome. hey, buddy. ♪ >> but then there's that light at the end of the tunnel. and you, you know -- >> that's it. >> finally here. very exciting. >> yeah. it's a good feeling

. >>> did you know pampers has been helping nicu babies for years.he spa. >> don't be too hard on yourself. help is number one. right, penny? >> pampers partnered with the march of dimes to celebrate awareness for premature babies, the littlest fighters. the stars showed up. the kids stole the show. >>> and for "transparent's" rob huebel, it hit home. >> we had a baby a year ago. she was three months premature. now, she's a superchunky strong baby. i'm going the start crying if i talk about it. and they were very supportive. >> and his best piece of dad advice. >> i've been in the situation where you don't have enough diapers. you don't want to do that. your child can't wear a t-shirt as a diaper. >>> we were out in new york with tyler perry as he debuted his new ♪ >>> i want everyone to see updated that we have already stocking christmas stuff. oh, oh, wait, wait, we've seen it. we've spotted it. >> it was taylor swift christmas shopping at target. she dropped by the store to check out the display of her new album and companion magazine for "reputat

. >> and then we got up out of the bed, and we went down to the nicu and we held nathaniel.irst time. we held our son. and it was awesome. ♪ >> my name is nathaniel newman and i am 12 years old. i am different. >> he kept asking me, "why is everybody staring at me?" >> reporter: i'm curious when you realized, "hey, my face is different from other people's faces." >> when the first kid called, "monster." >> reporter: a kid called you a monster? >> yeah. >> here comes superhero nathaniel! >> sometimes when i'm having a good time i forget what i look like. >> reporter: newman family, i have someone that i want you to meet. tonight, a remarkable television event. the best-selling book, the blockbuster movie, and now on "20/20," elizabeth vargas with the the real-life story of amazement and wonder. ♪ >> reporter: it is nearly midnight on a frigid february friday in manhattan. nurses on the labor and delivery ward at saint luke's hospital are urging one of the expectant mothers to keep trying. magda newman with her husband russel has been in labor for hours the endless waiting nea

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 i used a lot of hair spray, but she takes it to the next level. >> she's not falling. that would knock someone over. >> we caught her as she was falling. >> there we go. we knew it was going to happen. there's one more costume that shouldn't go look at. >> it's not mine. >> one of our very own, yeah. >> he's yellow and orange and -- >> sponge bob, square pairs. >> what is wrong with you. >> sponge bob, square pants. >> look at the non flushed news room. they're like we're working here. >> when you jump on chris mullen's desk and start singing the song to sponge bob square pants -- they were looking in

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sot claudia bambaren, voluntaria del programa baby huggers 2:47- nací aquí mismo en el nicu, en 24 semanas todo ha sido una experiencia muy bonita.- 2:57 track claudia, dice ser prueba en vida de como las caricias en brazos de una persona extraÑa ayudan a salvar a los prematuros en cuidados intensivos... sot claudia bambaren, voluntaria del programa baby huggers 3:12- mis padres fueron por un proceso muy grande.... 3:21- me pongo sentimental track su historia es reconfortante para padres como susan, que no puede estar en el hospital las 24 horas del da... susan perez, mama de victoria, bebe prematura :44:33- aqui se queda con las enfermeras q la cuidan, uno quisiera estar aqui todo el tiempo, pero yo tengo 2 niños mas, y entonces tambien necesitan que los cuide... track estudios mdicos han demostrado el efecto positivo del contacto fisico para bebes prematuros... sot dra. marta galarza, neonatologa 12:42- respira mejor, ellos también escuchan los latidos del corazón de la persona que los carga, y eso hace que el latido del corazón de ellos también se sincronice y les ayuda muchísimo... tra

some days you walk out of the nicu feeling like a million bucks.ter: caroline was the neonatal >> they are brief of the l a normal pregnancy. and they need emotional support. >> you'redo and happy at the small victories. you're allowed to be upset. it's hard to tell people what you want. they're like what do you need? we want prayers. ♪ >> i think curious is probably the best word to describe him so the obvious, that he's a fighter. but he -- i think he's going to be ornery.ood thing. that's what helped him yawn and bring his hands up to his face and a bottle which he before which we never thought he would do is great to see. that's awesome. hey, buddy. ♪ >> but then there's that light at the end of the tunnel. and you, you know -- >> that's it. >> finally here. very exciting. >> yeah. it's a good feeling. >> ready to go home? >> this day means -- like a great accomplishment for the team that i work for. >> it's cold out, bud. >> it's not aboy. it's about the patients with take care of. a team and that is how kaden turned out. >> he truly is our mi

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and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicuall of the kempels babies are likely to need for a month or more.amy will probably be put on bed rest within the next two or three weeks.in san joaquin county, spencer blake, kron four news. ( darya ) new at 5 this morning... we are hearing from one of the youngest victims of the deadly shooting rampage in tehama county earlier this month. now the 6-year-old boy says he does not want to go back to the school where the gunman opened fire. alejandro hernandez was shot twice... one bullet hit his foot... the other hit his right lung. that bullet is still lodged in his chest. doctors say it is remarkable that he was able to return home just two weeks after the shooting. rancho tehama elementary school reopened yesterday but alejandro says he is not going back. <"you gonna go back to school? never?"angelica monroy/mother: "he's scared. if he doesn't feel okay to go, i'm not going to push him to go.">( darya ) five people died in the shooting rampage earlier this month. the shooter eventuall

her twins were in the nicu for months after being born premature, just 23 weeks. they weighed a pound and a half each. look at them. days before the election, she received a call. >> i received a phone call from the doctor and said alexander is okay to come home. you're doing a great job. they absolutely love you. fair tfax said no, come get child. alex will go home next week. so adorable. >> look at the cheeks. >> what fighters. 23 weeks. that's a pound and a half. so much more to go. but so glad to hear the good news for her. becoming a new mom while campaigning, she says, will shape her work. she's now the delegate for virginia's second district. >>> we know dozens of you play in sports leagues that meet on the grounds of the washington monument. dodge ball. >> dangerous game. >> it can be. the park service is looking to put an end to all of that. the monument grounds were closed for turf restoration. the park service wants the closure to continue after the work is done. it also wants to increase the reservation fees for use of its athletic field. >>> for the s

we got up out of the bed and we went down to the nicu and we held thnathaniel for the first time.ld our son. sorry. >> reporter: unlike a typical infant's face, nathaniel was born without cheekbones, eye sockets, or ears. but most harrowing of all are his breathing complications. his nasal passageway is nearly solid bone. and his airway is so narrow, it's like trying to breathe through a soda straw. but as different as nathaniel looks on the outside, that's where the differences end. >> other than his appearance and how his life functions, breathing, eating, et cetera, he is no different than any other boy. >> reporter: but because of those malformations in his face, in his first year of life he has more than ten surgeries. >> we've never done cosmetic surgery on nathaniel. everything we've done his whole life has had some benefit to life function. >> reporter: when nathaniel is 1 month old, an emergency tracheotomy is performed. a breathing tube is inserted into his throat. a procedure as life-altering as it is life-saving. >> once you become dependant on a trach, your life chang

. >> then we got up out of the bed and we went down to the nicu and we held nathaniel for the first timeged forever. >> don't miss "wonderboy" on "20/20" tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ awwwwww...... yummmm... denny's new holiday pancakes are delicious. you guys can have some if you want. order now at denny's.com

. >> i yes, and having spent several weeks with my girls in the nicu, every day, so hard. 485 days.h, so happy to hear that they're all back together. nothing like holding those little ones on your own sofa. it is just the best thing. taking a look at storm scan3 here, all is calm, all is quiet. the winds has eased up. the sun will shine. but temperatures climb, what more could you be thankful for on a day like this, right, as we take a look, though, we do have some wet weather that eventually moves in. so i jump you to 8:00 p.m. now, by this point, clearly nothing happening just yet. but here is the thing, frontal boundary, cold front, that will be dropping in, and there is also an area of low pressure that's bypassing us to the southeast, this particular model looks awfully robust, but should this verify through the overnight specially southeast new jersey , part every delaware, could ends up with steadier rain. now there is likely even if it does happen, would stay only in the southeastern corner of our area. for the further north and west go, you may see spotty shower. that's pr

. >> then we got up out of the bed and we went down to the nicu and we held nathaniel for the first timeand it was awesome. and then our life changed forever. >> don't miss "wonderboy" on "20/20" tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> welcome to whiz kids week. we've got a bunch of amazingly smart young people with us today, all of whom have just one goal today--to win $1 million. and i personally would love to see them do it. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire." it's whiz kids week. you guys ready? [cheers and applause] we're in the middle of a game with one of our whiz kids, so, from dover, new hampshire, let's welcome back ally brown. [cheers and applause] ally, you are how old? >> i'm 10. >> and you just got out of elementary school? >> yes. >> can i just tell you how brave you are? just--at 10 years old, to be able to walk out here in front of all these people, all the ligh

. >> then we got up out of the bed and we went down to the nicu and we held nathaniel for the first time was awesome. and then our life changed forever. >> don't miss "wonderboy" on "20/20" tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> thanks for joining us for whiz kids week. we've searched america for its most gifted young students and brought them here for a chance to make themselves very, very rich, so let's see if they can do it, right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire"! you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] let's welcome back winner of the maryland state geography bee. from clarksburg, maryland, abhinav karthikeyan. [cheers and applause] in the middle of a great game. in fact, a little past the midway point to that $1 million. six questions away from a million, two away from that $50,000 threshold, and you still have two lifelines, "50/50" and a plus one. they're there if you need 'em. you ready to

the sheriff had notified them that they might have to prepare for evacuationas the director of the nicussed and jumped in his truck, heading to sutter hospital29:33 i knew i couldn't get anywhere in my truck so i went back to my house to get my motorcycle because you can get around traffic easier on ithis family was also being evacuated-they drove south and he went to the hospital, where the flames were very visible.31:01 that's when i recognized wow this is really significant we might actually have to move and get babies out of herethey began by moving the babies to an area of the hospital that had less flames and less smoke but soon they realized they needed to evacuate-something that was not going to be easy.32:26 you can't just put them in a taxi and take them somewhere they have to have an incubator that we can put on an ambulance and move themthey waited for ambulances to transport 8 babies-but the job didn't end there. the doctor wanted to follow his patients. he again, jumped on his motorcycle.34:20 the roads that we were taking had embers and burning stuff falling on to the fre

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 these babies because of the opioid epidemic. >> a different drug, differ

vibrant 16-year-old that loved life, adding she was also looking forward to her future as a nurse in the nicu, and she loved babies and always wanted to help. >> she was amazing and we are going to miss her. >> the church's visiting pastor, brian holcomb, was also killed, and so was his wife, carla holcomb. in all they lost eight members of their family. three generations wiped out that terrible morning. the holcombs lived on a nearby phone in texas with several of their children. their son, danny, died on sunday and so did his daughter, noah. the youngest victim at 17 months old. one son remains in the hospital, and his wife, crystal was killed. she was two months pregnant. three of her five children were also killed. the other two were shot and are at the hospital with john, their stepfather. also among the victims, tara mcnull tea, a close friend of the holcombs, and his mother-in-law. she volunteered frequently at the church. her niece wrote this on her facebook page shortly after white's death. i have no doubt where she is right now, she's in heaven laying her crowns and jewels at the fe

the sheriff had notified them that they might have to prepare for evacuationas the director of the nicu, he got dressed and jumped in his truck, heading to sutter hospital29:33 i knew i couldn't get anywhere in my truck so i went back to my house to get my motorcycle because you can get around traffic easier on ithis family was also being evacuated-they drove south and he went to the hospital, where the flames were very visible.31:01 that's when i recognized wow this is really significant we might actually have to move and get babies out of herethey began by moving the babies to an area of the hospital that had less flames and less smoke but soon they realized they needed to evacuate-something that was not going to be easy.32:26 you can't just put them in a taxi and take them somewhere they have to have an incubator that we can put on an ambulance and move themthey waited for ambulances to transport 8 babies-but the job didn't end there. the doctor wanted to follow his patients. he again, jumped on his motorcycle.34:20 the roads that we were taking had embers and burning stuff falling o

the twins were in the nicu for months after being born extremely premature at 23 weeks.d 1.5 pounds each. days after the election she received the call. >> i received a phone call from the doctor and says i've got great news for you. alexander is okay to come home. you guys are doing a wonderful job. they absolutely love you. fairfax, they said no, come get your child. >> those babies are so sweet and cute. alexander is the one who is now home. look at those cheeks. alex goes home next week. >> you want to hold them and squeeze them. carol foye -- >> no words. >> since becoming a new mom while campaigning will shape her work. >> she's in virginia's second district. >> if i were given the opportunity -- >> all right. it's 5:36 right now. fighting its new neighbor. keeping a medical marijuana dispensary from moving in next door to a church. >>> she came in to find strangers they claim they have a legal right to be there. the ma >>> a prince george's county pastor says marijuana and the holy spirit don't mix. >> he does not want a medical marijuana dispensary built next to

loved life looking forward to trying out for the drill team next year and working as a nurse in the nicu was so tragically cut short. and then there are the eight members of the same family viciously gunned down. just to show you the enormity of this, we put together just the tree, the family tree. it's just so heartbreaking. there is cara holcombe. she was one of the eight members with her husband bryan, danny their son, noah their 17-month-old daughter, crystal, two months pregnant, her three children and another two of her children survived and are in the hospital with their stepfather john, her husband. and of course the pastor who wasn't there that day, he lost his 14-year-old daughter annabelle. they weren't there. they were out of town. but interestingly enough the 14-year-old went to church on her own, brooke. >> on her own. we continue to say their names, lift up their names in these days and weeks in the wake of this just horrendous shooting. >>> coming up next, we're going to talk to you a little bit about the senator rand paul. attacked at his home in kentucky. his injuries s

>> she wanted to be a nurse in the nicu because she loved to work with babies. >> was that something she always wanted to do? >> yes. and she couldn't wait to graduate high school so that she could start her future. >> cami, how would you describe hailey? what kind of sister was she? >> she was kind of annoying. she was really sweet. whenever you needed something, she was always ready to jump up and do it for me. >> what else do you want people to know about hailey? >> she was amazing and we're going to miss her. >> how do you deal with something like this? >> i don't know. we're trying to figure it out. a piece of me is gone. we'll never be the same. >> cami, is there anything else you want people to know about your sister? >> not really, just that she was really sweet and she was the best sister anyone could ask for. >> a gofundme page has been set up for the family. hailey krueger, texas church tragedy. the goal, 15u$15,000 to help wi expenses. >>> more on the killer and the man who kpanexchanged gunfire. he spoke with our affiliate news in northwestern arkansas. >> the people of

. >> it was a treat for everybody to see babies in the nicu spokeing off spooktacular costumes likes captain america. >> take a look we saw captain america. >> strawberry. >> draped in hand made halloween costumes. all of them were made by nurse georgine acook. now this is second year in a row that nurse brooks spent time making itty bitty costumes for halloween. if you're familiar with the babies there you know just how tiny those costumes look at that so you can get perspective with hand. made with love. that's sweetest most special thing. >> nurse crook amazing job. >> i'm all about above and beyond that's definitely above and beyond. >> love it. >> 6:09 more fallout for kevin spacey this morning and more people coming accusation sfwlz and netflix making another announcement about the hit trauma house of cards. we're back in a second. not clear what led to the situation the barricade lasted six hours before the suspect was fosably taken into custody and all students were safely evacuated. >>> and there's more fallout for actor kevin spacey second person is coming forward now with

reporter: that began a pattern for this public defender days spent campaigning, nights in the anova nicu with her husband. happening, no jobs, no campaigning. it was us and them and it was absolutely amazing. >> reporter: then last friday as carol foye was making her last big push for votes. >> i was knocking on doors. i received a phone call from the drr, he said i've got some great news for you. sander is ready to come home. >> reporter: now he's in her arms, his brother to follow soon. the election party was begun with a sleepless night. he was up. >> he's wide awake, looking around. >> reporter: but carol foye says becoming a new mom while campaigning will shape her work, her priorities. in richmond. >> paid attorney leave is hi-- leave is high on my agenda. >> reporter: she may benefit from a common bond with governor elect ralph northam. both are vmi grads. >> he's super proud of me. he told me that. i know you're a woman of ire word and i know your a hard worker. i'm excited to work with you down in richmond. >> repo new delegate and new mom. in woodbridge, i'm julie carey, news4.

vibrant 16-year-old, looking forward to trying out for the drill team next year and a nurse in the nicuspital she loved babies. on this day on sunday she was at the church helping with breakfast and she was there on her own. cen robert and shani. he they were from michigan and moved to texas part of the praise team at first baptist. robert served in the air force 30 years, he was the val decker to yan of his class. they were high school sweethearts. makes your heart break when you hair that they were still so much in love after all that time and for this viciously to happen. richard and teresa rodriguez, killed that day, as well. they were married for 11 years and they attended church at first baptist every sunday. we did hear from richard's daughter regina on "new day" this morning. she said how she's going to miss -- actually remembering her times with her dad on saturday mornings waking up and watching '80s movies and soul train together and said that her dad often picked up her kids and took them to that church. thankfully he didn't do that on sunday. but nevertheless, she did lose

days spent campaigning, nights in the a nova fairfax nicu with her husband. >> there were no outside conversations about anything else that was happening in the world. there was no phone calls that was happening, writing job or campaigning. it was us and them and it was absolutely amazing. hi. >> reporter: now zander is in her arms at home. when the doctor phoned right before the biggest campaign weekend, carol foye had to joke with him. >> it's okay if you want to keep him a couple more days. you guys are doing a wonderful job. they abslightolutely love you. fairfax a nova said, no, come get your child. >> reporter: so, her campaign celebration was followed by a sleepless night because zander was up. >> he's just wide awake, just looking around. >> reporter: but carol foye says campaigning will shape her work, her priorities in richmond. >> paid maternity leave is now something very high on my agenda. >> reporter: and sleep, well, it's likely to be even more scarce in this house in the coming days. that's because carol foye and her husband are hoping to pickup their other baby in a

the sheriff had notified them that they might have to prepare for evacuationas the director of the nicugot dressed and jumped in his truck, heading to sutter hospital29:33 i knew i couldn't get anywhere in my truck so i went back to my house to get my motorcycle because you can get around traffic easier on ithis family was also being evacuated-they drove south and he went to the hospital, where the flames were very visible.31:01 that's when i recognized wow this is really significant we might actually have to move and get babies out of herethey began by moving the babies to an area of the hospital that had less flames and less smoke but soon they realized they needed to evacuate-something that was not going to be easy.32:26 you can't just put them in a taxi and take them somewhere they have to have an incubator that we can put on an ambulance and move themthey waited for ambulances to transport 8 babies-but the job didn't end there. the doctor wanted to follow his patients. he again, jumped on his motorcycle.34:20 the roads that we were taking had embers and burning stuff falling on to

and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicuhich all of the kempels babies are likely to need for a month or more.amy will probably be put on bed rest within the next two or three weeks.in san joaquin county, spencer blake, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values. (vicki) former "bachelor" star chris soules asked a judge to dismiss charges against him stemming from a rear end crash that k

i was proud to work with two nicu nurses and a passionate community leader to start lily's place after they saw, we saw the dramatic rise in newborns with n.a.s. lily's place has been operating for three years, and has cared for more than 190 precious 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