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for of you at home who think this is not healthy for the baby she did get the go ahead from her ob/gynlook she's happy about it. >> yes. this story is extra special for this couple. they were already with child and throats baby and when they found they were pregnant again and the new baby is due on the same day as baby they lost there was a little bit of uneaseiness. but all is well. they had a beautiful baby boy. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you on the next "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live," harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so chris brown has, i got to tell you, this is crazy. chris brown is doing a documentary. that in itself is kind of weird that he would do because you know -- charles: a lot of artists have done that. harvey: you know what is coming up, right. he released a trailer in this documentary. he talks about the rihanna thing, but not his regret about beating her. it's more about chris brown. charles: how it affected chris brown. chris: world number one songs

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. >>> police are becoming the new ob/gyns of brazil, because very recently we had a video of a baby being born in a car with police officers. it happened again. mom was not going to make it to the hospital. the driver of the car she was in decided to ask a police officer for help. nobody had time to get her to a hospital and she, the baby, decided it was time to come and see what all the fuss was about. >> three. i mean squeeze. i mean push! >> the precious girl was taken to the hospital with her mommy. she was born at 8 pounds, 8 ounces. that was a big baby. >> i mean, the officers are heroes, but i'm repeatty sure mom is the biggest hero. that's a lot of baby. >> she didn't have any medication to numb any kind of pain. >> chewing on the seat belt. >> formally, they were able to get mom and baby to the hospital. baby needed a little help with the breathing but it's doing much, much better. and they are both expected to be just fine. >>> when it comes to things being stuck up in trees, nick and i are of the same mind. just leave them there, they'll figure it out. except in this case, for

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that obe oosly speaks for itself. the last primary i did endorse mitt romney. i'll tell you why i endorsed mitt romney. when i met with him beforehand, he said, ron, i expect to be a one-term president because i'm going to fix these poblems. then when he picked paul ryan as a running mate, it confirmed my choice was correct. viously comfort level -- face everything. i'll tell you what though is certain, is i will never vete for hillary clinton or bernie sanders or whoever the democrat nominee may be. so, again, i'm looking and i've got to put my faith and trust in republican priry voters. and i intend to support the republican nominee whoever that person may or may not be. >> let me ask this, what advice would you give donald tmp to improve his chances in w wisconsin? right now we've got polling that shows he trails hillary clinton by ten points, ted cruz and hillary clinton are tied in wi 2sconsin. and john kasich actually leads her. but if trump's the nominee, what advice would you give donald trump to improve his standing in wisconsin? anybody in a primary o

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years which e deindustrial used america and us tens of thousands of factories and millions of created obs and terrible economic conditions in the key states of ohio, michigan pennsylvania and illinois. these are the states that could decide the presidential election and donald trump is warning to he trade deficits both parties produced and disasters in these parts of the country. think that issue i if donald trump could win the presidential election, that is and ne he would win it on where he would win it. eleanor: that would get him some call reagan ed to democrats and blue collar works in these states. of the recent round primaries bernie sanders won michigan on trade against illary clinton but it didn't bring ohio along for pwaoerpdz. hypocrisy on this issue in 2008. arack obama said he would renegotiate and a half that and never went near it. i think that there's a lot of hillary clinton, while she's opposed to the t.p.p.or the moment, if she president she might evolve on that particular issue. is responsible for a lot of these losses but there at so many other dynamics work and you c

in new york, ob/gyn is telling pregnant patients to not travel to zika zones and to get tested if they've already returned. >> i'm telling them to if they are having intercourse with somebody who may have been infected, either not to have intercourse with those people or to use condoms. very, very important. >> reporter: the good news? even if a pregnant woman contracts zika, her unborn baby may not. once again, today researchers stress that for women who contract zika and are not pregnant, and don't get pregnant for eight weeks, future pregnancies should not be at risk. thomas? >> we continue to learn more. tom costello. tom, thank you. >>> we turn our attention now to the severe threats for tens of millions as we head into this weekend. we have new tornadoes already tonight firing up, and hail the size of softballs. it is a dangerous mix. miguel almaguer is in one of the target areas for us tonight in dallas. >> reporter: battered. and tonight in oklahoma, yet another round. lightning, hail, and possible tornadoes. 25 million people in the plains facing a severe weather warning. parts o

the company says 10-o ce packages of this walk off the ob this week. with that wtory, what it could mean, let's check in with bill griffith. >> hey, robb. a pretty good rally under way right now on wall street. oil prices are higher again today on word that opec may come upal with a deal to freeze production with some of the non-opec members. oil prices are higher and that's pushing stocks higher as well. the dow was up 150 points a esnt ago. it's up 126 points in the meantime. as many as 40,000 verizon workers may walk af the job tomorrow morning if a deal is not reached by the end of today betwinn the company and the communications workers of americsc most work in the field verizon telephone and have been wom,rking would it a lt august. verizon says if there is a steikel there will be no disruption of service since they have train temporary replacement workers just in case. those negotiations continue through the end of day. >>> goldman sachs is now the last of the major banks to settle with the government over the bank's role in the financial crisis

he hadn't done his homework and he had been talking for more than a year about doing things that he obunderstood. >> for donald trump to avoid that scenario and lock up the nomination, he would need to win 60% of the remaining delegates. reena, kendis? >> megan, thank you. more fallout from the so-called panama papers that, massive leak of offshore accounts. european soccer officials the latest to face scrutiny. swiss police raided the officers of the organizers of europe's biggest club soccer competition. they handed over evidence of a television contract with an agency implicated in a bribery scandal. david cameron is also facing pressure over the leak. cameron's late father was named in the documents for allegedly setting up offshore accounts to avoid paying uk taxes. he assured the british people that he and his family would not benefit from the offshore funds in the future. >>ry have no shares no, offshore trusts or funds, nothing like that. >> the prime minister of iceland became the papers when he was forced to resign had week accused of using an offshore company to shelter larg

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that was an impressive mic drop you did. [ laughter ] bern ob, you're killing it right now.8 of the last 9. >> m yeah. larry: unbelievable. new york primary is coming up. you have momentum right now. but it seems like hillary has i guess i would describe as mathmentum. [ laughter ] right? so do you have a path with the math? or is your path without the math? >> no, our path is with the math. >> larry: with the math. good. >> you know, we started off this campaign having to run in the deep south of -- >> larry: trust me. i know about running in the deep south. [ laughter ] not an easy thing to do. [ applause ] >> m we didn't do all that -- larry: it's a different -- yeah. it's a conservative part of our country. >> larry: yes. but since we've been out of the south, we're doing pretty well, and i think as the weeks and months come ahead, states that we're look forward to are here in the northeast and out west are more proaggressive states and i think we have a real shot to win them and i think we have a real chance to win the pledged delegates. and then what i think is -- what

and this whole threat pushes to the east ob wednesday. by far bring the most violent storms. rob marciano. abc news. >> our thanks to rob. president obama wrapped up a meeting with germany and european allies. the topic was security. >> while they discussed libya and ukraine, the focus was really on syria. lauren lyster joins with us the details. >> reporter: we're learning more about president obama's plan to send more troops to syria. the president made the announcement in germany monday saying he'll boost the u.s. forces fighting isis in syria from 50 to 300 as part of the nato coalition he says is making progress. this while urging european allies to step up when it comes to defend spending. >> i've approved the deployment of up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria including special forces to keep up this momentum. every nato member should be contributing its full share, 2% of gdp towards our common security. something that doesn't always happen. and i'll be honest, sometimes europe has been complacent about its own defense. >> reporter: the pentagon monday couldn't

this morning we meet two young moguls who not only overcame those ob stacks but achieved a level of successs can only dream of. here's abc's robin roberts. >> hello, sharks. my name is michaela. my product is lemonade. not just any lemonade. honey bee lemonade. >> i'm going to give you an offer. >> michaela securing a deal with damon jon on the hit show "shark tank." >> it's a deal. >> all right. >> i'm ryan and this is barkley, my best friend who inspired me to start my company. >> reporter: and ryan kelly. >> i'd love to make you a full price offer. >> finding an investor and mentor in barbara corcoran. >> we have a deal. >> reporter: although ryan, now 14, and 11-year-old michaela are kids -- >> are an we rolling? >> reporter: they are also successful ceos. >> here's your mints. my company is me and the bee's lemonade. i started it when i was 4 years old. >> reporter: her idea sparked by an unfortunate encounter. >> i got stung by two bees in one week. i was so afraid of the bees my parents encouraged me to do research on them. i found out that they're dying. so i decided to create a pro

othe other critics say it could cause some women to skip important ob-gyn exams that could help detect cancer and other diseases. we were talked to today via skype about these new changes. >> there are no restrictions for women to get birth control from their pharmacists. the only restriction would be if during the medical screening that the pharmacist determines there's potentially a contraindication clinically, the woman would be referred back to their primary care provider for additional screening and follow-up care. >> reporter: pharmacists must take additional training before providing birth control. because of that, many of california's more than 6,000 pharmacies are still ramping up for the new law. farmists we talked to say most insurance plans won't cover the cost of birth control. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>>at 5:00 a party in the north bay turned violent, leaving two with stab wounds. police say the alleged attacker got into an argument with two men at the party. one suffered a stab wound to the neck, the other a wound with the upp

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open doors for women needing birth control because they won't have to get a prescription from their ob-gyn but it won't just be a simple over the counter process. women have to first complete a health questionnaire and talk to a pharmacist about the most appropriate form of birth control. in some cases, pharmacists must take the woman's blood pressure. some opponents including california right to life are concerned about the lack of age restrictions and say the new law bypasses parents and their role in offering guidance to their daughters. other critics say it could also cause some women to skip routine exams that could detect cancer and other diseases. the ceo of the california pharmacist association talked to us today via skype about what pharmacists can now provide. >> birth control that will be available from the pharmacists include the pill, the patch, the vaginal ring, as well as depo injections so all those mechanisms are available for the pharmacist to have that conversation in a patient and the conversation, again, determine clinically what's most preferable and safe and what the

. >> our honesty and openness in obs obituary was so other parents can follow suit without shame or embarrassment. >> reporter: bill scannell and enmett's mom, amy, decided to be open about the cause of their son's death. they posted this facebook adssage with their son's l ituary, and emmett's dad read it before all today. >> when you look at this picture, do you see a junkie? do you see a desperate young man who is addicted to heroin? do you see someone so sad or depressed that he had become a prisoner of his own life? >> reporter: emmett was on heroin for just 18 months, in wd out of rehab while in school. >> he was looking for the next high. i think he-- it's a disease. he was looking for the next best iing. >> i hugged him right there. i whispered in his ear. i said, "emmett, please don't shoot dope." he said, "i just finished finals and i love you." he looked me right in my eyes and he said, "i promise i won't. i love you." and 11 days later, on april 20th, 2016, he was dead. >> reporter: their public plea is already making an impact. >> a close friend of mine came up and hugged me and whis

interrogation techniques evench if ordered to do so by ay future president.reside president obama bannedesident obly afterhorta taking office in 2009. 2 gop candidates donald trump and ted cruz have suggested that they would continuehey obama's ban. the cia used waterboardingar after the september 11thmber attacks. >> a new investigation on taser use in maryland foundan f baltimore police excessivelyxcee used stun guns more than anymort other force in the state.rc now, te his comes just one dayod before the anniversary ofersary freddie gray's death. the baltimore sun analyzed analy data on the use of tasers from f 2012 to 2014 and it foundound baltimore police used tasersseta in nearly all cases. they cited more than a hundredud incidents where officers oic discharged their weapons forns more than 15 seconds. seconds that exceeds the limit for for weapons manufacturer.uf >>> gun control activists arentc biking from connecticut tocticut washington, d.c. this morning. i more than two dozen ridersid took off from newtown thishi weekend. they're expected to reach theedt capitol by the end of the week.

they are in pretty good shape. , slowing,obs, auto but they are in good shape.hat will drive the u.s. economy. eventually, you will get normalization. we haven't got a blueprint for this. they are going to work it out. they are just feeling their way through. the consumer is strong. capex will come back. the banks are awash with cash. i think what you are seeing is growth which will benefit equities and the famous old saying, keep it simple. you get 2.2% in u.s. equities and the seeming european equities. francine: we are getting breaking news out of opec. this is a chart of the hour. this is the production of various countries in 2001 when we found they had an agreement to freeze production. we're just hearing from the iranian oil minister that he won't attend those talks to freeze production. this is our chart of the day. it shows that despite all these countries deciding to freeze production, russia still pumped oil and that was the same case for norway. very few left a couple months after deciding to freeze production. we're hoping that there may be a cut in

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. >> we did better than expected. ,obs are doing about the same about 200,000 plus.re good numbers domestically. ist strikes me about the fed they are clearly countering moves by the boj and the ecb. out, the dollar is weak or by 5% against both the euro and the yen over the past month or so. that's what wes saw for the moment. that grabbed yellen's attention. clearly, markets are confused to be bullish about this report. us theview with reticence that she has to act. you wrote about that so strongly in your latest report. >> hopefully she recognizes it. she is in charge there to my way of thinking. i think she recognizes those jobs are not necessarily translating into economic growth. we've seen industrial production flat and to some extent down. we have seen other statistics in terms of retail sales being flat. we have a forecast of the first quarter gdp at .6% from the atlanta fed. robust not suggesting growth besides the jobs situation. she has some domestic caution. she has some global caution as well as emerging markets. tom: is this to america's she's trying t

what we be will invest in education and .obs for our kids investment in education and jobs, not jails seeing unarmed people shot and killed. worked with police all over my state and country. the vast majority of police officers are honest and hard-working. officer, like any breaks thec official law, they should be held accountable. we do not want to see in communities all over this country, police that look like occupying armies. we need to the militaries -- demilitarize our police department. read the police departments to reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. need to and -- end private corporate ownership of prisons. so-called rethink the war on drugs. , millionsast 30 years of americans have been arrested for possession of marijuana. listed underana is the federal controlled substance schedule one drug, right alongside heroin. that is pretty crazy. that is why i have introduced education to take marijuana out substance -- the controlled substance list. this is not only the right thing issue but a major racial because it turns out that the black community, the white c

. >> my sources say that lynn manwell miranda is going to be ob it. >> i vote for you, bill. >>> here is what is going on. we take a look outside at noontime. it's going to be a great afternoon. another nice one. we call it day eight in the sunny, dry weather. we're looking at those sunbathers, the sheet metal. they're playing softball. what a great job the parks department has done with that. 62 degrees right now. the humidity is 18%. sunburn out here in an hour today on fair skin. northwest wind at 12, the pressure is 30, that strong high pressure over us. yesterday's high was 73. normal 63. and we're already right at our normal high. we'll break that again today. so it's 58 at northport and -- also the water temperature is at 51 degrees. it's going to be coolner spots there. wind is coming out of the north and northwest. bridgeport warmed up nicely to 62 so far. so we're looking at the wind still out of the northwest. it will turn around to the southwest tonight. of warm air is going to come our way from the southwest. this area of rain that had been really touched her by the omega

advice from ob-gyns across the country. a lot to tell you about. that story coming up on "nightly news." >>> still to come, news4 we're looking into maryland's response to the zika virus. >>> metro is going to be doing a lot of maintenance work this weekend. molette green has more on what to expect. >> reporter: day two of critical maintenance on metro's red line. passengers at friendship heights say they have no choice but to deal with longer commutes. >> you're adding 30 minutes to your commute. if you're trying to meet people for brunch or catch a movie, it really affects you. >> reporter: red line single tracking started at 10:00 a.m. and is expected to continue until 3:00 p.m. >> i wish they'd give us more notice. >> reporter: intense maintenance work. it comes with a critical eye from the feds, hoping handle on arcing insulator issues. >> i'd rather take two buses every day. >> i'm staying away over the weekend. i spent about 25 minutes on metro center platform yesterday. read new articles. they've got to fix it. not much you can do. >> repor

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jennifer wu an ob/gyn says not not so fast. >> doctors try birth control pills or pain pills like at dvil. >> reporter: some women are open to the idea. >> i probably wouldn't. >> i would try it. >> reporter: they're working on getting this bill posted to the committee agenda and looking for a senate sponsor. he's hoping for a hearing on this before the assembly breaks in june. . >>> new york city residential rates could increase 2.1% next year. that's the proposed like from the department of environmental protection. the department wants it, that would be the lowest rate increase in 16 years. if the increase is approved by the board, single family homes will see an average increase of $23 a year. the increase for multifamily homes would be $14 a year per unit. >>> the time now is 9:37. do you prefer to type your notes, or write your notes? this is an important decision that could make you smart. >>> a message to the faithful. pope francis releases a document about divorce and same sex marriage. >>> and a surfer's wipe out caught on camera. what knocked him off his board. >>> here's

i think i saw bob. .ob: good morning, colonel thanks. i just wonder what became of the operation against the islamic state loyal as in structure you talked so much about a couple of weeks ago. is that completed, and have you assessed the impact on their oil againsts and revenue -- the islamic state oil infrastructure. >> great question. waves named after tidal one, which was our effort to strike nazi oil in romania. i do have some statistics. we struck a total of 247 targets in operation tidal wave. i do not have an updated set of numbers for you. the last tidal wave to strike was conducted on march 11, which was a strike against a gas and oil separation plant, but looking at this, it looks like we have conducted strikes associated with that operation roughly every -- we have march 11, march 8, march 7, march 4, february 28. those operations continue apace. we do not have updated estimates on the amount of financial damage that was done. we are waiting for those. our last estimate was several months ago, and it was roughly 1/3 of their a

the seven-day forecasmi court to ob mcdonnell is in the try and clear his name. news4's kristen wright is live with more on the effort from mcdonnelljail. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: justices will begin to hear arguments at 10:00 this morning. this appeal to the u.s. supreme court is mcdonnell's last chance to stay out of prison. mcdonnell was convicted of multiple counts of corruption and sentenced to two years in 2014. mcdonnell and his wife expected money and gifts from johnny williams while helping williams promote his dietary supplements. the former governor's attorneys argue the things he did for williams were routine political courtesy, not part of a bribery scheme. the high court will likely have a decision in june. here are the possible outcomes. the justices can uphold mcdonnell's conviction sending overturn the conviction, order effect uphold the conviction. coming up this morning at 6:00, the impact of losing justice scalia could have on mcdonnell's appeal. back to you. >> kristin wright at the supreme court, thank you. >>> new details about t

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consider that the doctor is one of thousands of ob/gnys across the country in the position of trying to figure out how to advise their patients of child bearing age about how long to wait before getting pregnant. there are still so many questions and more coming up on news4 at 6:00 about exactly two pretty significant new find frtion thfindings from this local case. >> they think the brain was okay and then the virus passed through the placenta and then it turned up later in the pregnancy. >> yes. but it was, i think, somewhat surprising to determine how long it took for the virus the damage caused by the virus to show up in that placenta. also very interesting about this case, you know, they're looking at cases in brazil, central america, the caribbean. in this case you had a very educated patient who was very interested in sharing information with the medical opportunity. so it's kind of unprecedented the amount of data that they got from this local case and how carefully they were able to study the pregnancy and also the fee muss. >> very critical and possibly very frightening inf