the lions have won, the baby's dead. all seems lost, a storm gathers in the background. >> at this point, the herd came back. >> look at all those buffalo coming. >> they come running in to save the baby. >> the cavalry. they're too late! >> miraculously, the herd's deep-down instincts for survival kick in. the herd charges in unison in a breathtaking show of force and determination. they're going to come and try to chase the lion but i think they're too late. i think you're right. they were too late. >> but is it too late? the tourists witness the sight of a herd of buffalo, blitzing the crouched lions. some unspoken pact seems to propel the buffalo to the rescue. i don't know how they communicated, i don't know how they all mustered the courage to go together but there was something that was going on. something beyond our ears. >> oh, they got them surrounded. >> the lions hunker down, a last stand to protect their dinner and stave of tons of stampeding rage. and the lions were trapped. the water in the back, the buffa

iñactually had the baby -- they had to give me the baby. he was put in a wheelchair.r i've only had one dad go down. >>> it's an internet star. >> he's the real deal. he's not just w$istling ñ, kids? >> it's time for "animal round-up." >> that's right. guess what i have on the show today? >> now we see the baby daddy. >> watch what happens when he fails to look at what he's looking at. >>> this video is on a roadway in russia. this driver obviously has a camera. right in front of him is a big semi truck. somehow that truck manages to just ram the much smaller car that was driving in front of it. that car goes in circles. but the truck ends up losing control and flips over on its side. drivers on the other side were so for the nap. look at the heavy line of traffic. but just as the trucks flipped, there were no cars coming that had to swerve to ss it. >> people pulled over to go give aid to the person in the smaller car. it is not clear from this video if they are able to pull the driver out. >>> we have talent here at "right this minute." but this is talent. >> find o

the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so that i wouldn't have to explain the origination. instead of business cards, i should explain, it would read as follows. my name is

after the baby got sick, they finally took the child to a doctor. neighbors are angered this could even happenn on their street. 3 i have five grandbabies like my own and it just hurts me, i just hope that the baby is okay the child's 17 year old mother was at the house when the baby ate the crack, but police are still investigating her roll. after two nights in intensive care the child is expected to be fine but will be placed with social services. it was just another day at the car wash... until this car rolls in. in.a surveillance camera at a new jersey car wash captures a white station wagon driving through the parking lot... and straight into the river.two employees... and a man in the brown shirt rush to the driver's aid. the 82 year old woman behind the wheel walks away from the accident... and says the whole thing was no big deal. ((1:37 everybody's running in..... so you were calm? oh ye) yeaa!))the woman says her steering got stuck... police believe she may have pressed the gas instead of the brake. we all know how popular texting on your

. >> the baby gets high just like she does. nobody wakes up the in the morning and says, gosh i'm happy to be a junkie mom. >> i couldn't quit crying. i know it is all my fault. i don't know where it did that to where it really hurts. >> also tonight, making a difference. chelsea clinton goes inside a school in a juvenile prison that was once notorious for abuse and neglect but is now turning hard cases into scholars. >> what if the kids who need it the most got the best that we had to offer, what if that was our starting point? >> and the great beyond, harry smith takes us to the top of the world where scientists are building something that looks straight out of "star wars" with an ambitious goal to unlock the secrets of the universe. >> whoo-hoo! look at this! ha-ha-ha! >> it is the closest you can get to outer space without a rocket ship. >> we are asking really big questions. what is our place in the universe? why are we here? and to ask big questions you need big technology, state of the art stuff. ♪ baby you're a fire work

witnesses say it was a horrible sightseeing the baby stroller crushed. the mom and son had been released in the hospital, but the baby girl is being kept overnight for observation. officials say it could be much, much worse. >> first officer that responded, looked like a war zone, people screaming, debris everywhere, people laying in the street. fortunately, you saw, they are sitting here in a car and going to go home tonight. >> the driver of the speeding car, 21-year-old joseph ancario of union city, police say he will face charges for reckless driving. >>> a deadly shooting right in the heart of san francisco's financial district, a stabbing in a chocolate factory near the embarcadero. a female officer approached the suspect, he lunged at her with the box cutter, she shot him twice in the chest. he later died in the hospital. he was a temporary employee at the thco chocolate factory. >>> police searching for a pair of shoplifters using pepper spray to give cops the slip. a man and woman were caught shoplifting at the kohls earlier this month. when stor

suddenly wind spirits swished in turning and made the baby happily, we'll dance through the tall grass as you and i forever free. he is taken, he is taken aboard the ship and the elements go out and look for him and they do find him in, win finds him in south carolina in charleston, earth went looking for him. after earth fire, she could not get passed the fire. water follow it had ship and wind was able to go across and follow and find him. it was after many years that wind was able to find him. i'll read that last part. [inaudible] all living in the americas, i saw the taken shackled to the land from sun up to sun down working tobacco, sugar cane and rice. i listen to them tell stories different but strangely familiar. now prayer rabbit. i stopped by kitchens and watched our women with cook yams, rice, oh kra and beans. our children had not forgotten. and i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet f

after the baby got sick, they finally took the child to a doctor. neighbors are angered this could even happen on their street. 3 i have five grandbabies like my own and it just hurts me, i just hope that the baby is okay the child's 17 year old mother was at the house when the baby ate the crack, but police are still investigating her roll. after two nights in intensive care the child is expected to be fine but will be placed with social services. it was just another day at the car wash... until this car rolls in. in.a surveillance camera at a new jersey car wash captures a white station wagon driving through the parking lot... and straight into the river.two employees... and a man in the brown shirt rush to the driver's aid. the 82 year old woman behind the wheel walks away from the accident... and says the whole thing was no big deal. ((1:37 everybody's running in..... so you were calm? oh ye) yeah!)) the woman says her steering got stuck... police believe she may have pressed the gas instead of the brake. earlier we asked if you agree with a jud

mother earth appears first ageless and forever beautiful, she kissed the baby and spoke softly, see how he grabs my finger. already strong like my mountain son. i a woman leaped into the air and swirled majestically in a flaming red. it is a sign he will be an inspired leader inspiring and courageous. she blew the child a warm kiss that made him cool. sang to the child in old lull hra byes. a boy has come and laughter has come. a son has come and beauty has come. then the child gurgled and replied even now i can hear the music in his voice. suddenly wind spirits swished in turning and made the baby happily, we'll dance through the tall grass as you and i forever free. he is taken, he is taken aboard the ship and the elements go out and look for him and they do find him in, win finds him in south carolina in charleston, earth went looking for him. after earth fire, she could not get passed the fire. water follow it had ship and wind was able to go across and follow and find him. it was after many years that wind was able to find him. i'll read that last part. [inaudible] all living in th

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>> well, in terms of the numbers of the abandoned babies, yes. r countries. but there are baby hatches in countries even like germany which are doing well in this economic crisis, certainly doing better. you have a situation where people can't handle the idea that they'll have an infant to feed, another mouth to feed. in italy especially the church, the catholic church, is very involved in the care and facilitation of some of these babies and adoption things like that. but it's growing in numbers. and it's worrying. and to such an extent there's an organization here in rome -- in italy that want to put a baby hatch in every single city across the country. that's very telling. that assures there are requests and questions from mothers, expectant mothers, from people who can't afford to feed their babies, they want a place to leave them. >> talk about desperate times. in reading your piece i wondered about the legality. this is what you write "abandoning a child in the eu is punishable by prison times but many overlook the crimes if the child was gi

leaving the baby behind.just a short time later... the baby's aunt... also takes off.when the loss prevention officer asked her, 'are you going to come get your child?' she said, 'it's not my child. it's not my child.' and she continued to leave, and then they both abandoned the baby." ) ))police found and arrested the sisters the following night.the child is now in the care of child protective services. pregnancy tests... áinsideá a bar?it might sound strange to you... but it's an idea that's now being tested out by one minnesota business. business."mankato's bar 5- hundred" is teaming up with a non-profit group... in an effort to prevent fetal alcohol syndromefor just 3- dollars... women can walk into the bathroom... grab a test... and then take it behind closed doors.it's an idea that's getting mixed reaction. :59 "i would think that someone who cared about that would check before they came to the bar." -butt to-:10 "i think it's great. it's cheap. people don't have to be embarrassed about it." if the idea catches on... the par owner wants to expand the machines bey

the baby died of blunt force trauma to the upper body. sources tell news 4 that lutsky was a family friend. >>> officers can no longer interfere or seize your camera if you're taking pictures of them while working this policy is as a result of a lawsuit. i reported on this last summer. a young photographer said police detained him for taking pictures of a traffic stop two years ago. from now on they are not allow ed to take your camera or tell to you stop taking pictures. police are also banned from inen it shunally blocking your view. under this policy an officer can seize your cell phone if they think it has evidence but they need a search warrant before they can actually look at your images. >>> rescuers hope $2,500 will help find the person who nearly killed a puppy in maryland. sub put hershey in a trash bag and tossed him from a car in upper marlboro last week. a vet says hershey is underweight and his paw has problems, likely from being locked in a cage. >> heartbreaking. he is such a sweet dog, he is still so young. very, very obe

withdrawal by giving the baby morphine because it's a lot like the drug her mother was taking. it kaumz her down like any addict getting a fix. >> so she's still addicted to a dr right now. she's addicted to morphine at the moment. and she's three and a half weeks old. that's the part that is so crazy. >> it's hard to get your head around. >> yeah. it is. >> reporter: she'll be weaned off the morphine slowly and eventually be drug free. and she won't be alone. on the day we visited nethe neonatal unit, ten babies were being treated for withdrawal. if that sounds unusual, sadly, it's not. in hospitals across america, there is an epidemic of babies born addicted to prescription painkillers like oxycontin, oxycodone and percocet, and it's only getting worse. florida, with its history of pill mills and easy access to prescription drugs, is one of the hardest hit states. >> five years ago we might have admitted five or six babies a year for withdrawal, and now we're admitting between 75 and 80 babies a year for withdrawal. so that's a big jump. >> sev

>> yeah. >> jimmy: did you know that gee yanny was the father of the baby? the time line is here. >> yeah. the show is six months after that u yo guys see it. so it's definitely gianni or yours. [ cheers and applause ]. >> just kidding. >> jimmy: that would be quite a surprise. >> that would be awe sh. >> jimmy: i don't know if you're aware of this, but i am a doctor. can i give a sonogram. >> are you going to show an um pa loom pa. >> jimmy: looks like everything is doing really well. it's the perfect size, seven months along. >> that's creepy. >> he's drinking beer. [laugh [laughs]. >> jimmy: how old do you think your son will be when he starts drinking? >> i have no idea. but, you know, everyone starts teenager, so. >> jimmy: you start as teenagers. seems to get younger and younger every year. >> i know. i had my first drink at 13. >> jimmy: that's reasonable u, i think. >> what about you? >> jimmy: we were together. i was 15 probably. >> it was like the coolest thing r. >> jimmy: kind of except for the vomiting, it was great. [laughs]. >> jimmy: you didn

it was time to reunite the baby raccoons with their mother because they were separated when they rescued them from the attic. they relied on the mother's instincts to create this -- moment. they brought the baby raccoons out and watch what happens. they've got the baby raccoons in the back yard, crawling around on the grass. and watch mom. >> she looks like a cat. >> there she is on the roof, her instincts allow her to know exactly where her babies are. and she's headed in to make sure that she has her babies with her. >> so they took the babies out of the attic and waited for mom to show up. >> she comes down to the yard, picks her baby up in her mouth, takes her away zwlxt she did this because this was her natural instinct, to know where her babies were at all times. >>> there's a girl out there that wants to get you all drunk. >> i have this party and you are invited. come on! i want to get you drunk. all you have to do is share the feel and we can make it happen. >> she wants to invite you to a big party. a drinking party with a huge drinking game. >> one, two, three, let's go. ♪ ♪ >

best interest of the baby along with kymyada. fully she'll work the program and she won't be back in here. it's still up to her. she still has to work it.

the baby's name is hugo jackson medley. a short while ago john blackstone spoke with michael west who is a friend of the family. >> the baby is full of life. loud. just like his dad. so the baby is doing good. katie, she's recovering. caleb is still in critical condition but he is stabilized. >> katie was able to bring hugo down to see caleb. >> katie, she put hugo in caleb's arms and she was holding his hand when the baby was laying with caleb and katie was talking to caleb about the baby. his blood pressure and his heart rate went up. he was squeezing her hand. so we know that he could hear her. everybody emotions are complicated, but from this tragedy we did get a brand new life. it's a great day. >> pelley: in addition to caleb medley, 18 shooting victims are still in the hospital. five of them are in critical condition. there is a vicious fight unfolding tonight in the city of three million people. the largest city in syria, aleppo. the syrian dictatorship is hitting rebels with attack jets and helicopter gunships. the

so there was concern for the baby's safety. the police saying that the baby is safe and sound. the parents are being charged. they're being charged for endangering the life of that 5-month-old and also for trying to smuggle it into the country. >> the story's shocked folks not only where you are but all over the world. mohammad, thanks very much for updating us. >> thanks. >>> and happening now, congressional hearing to allegations the pentagon tried to cover up horrifying conditions at an afghan hospital, a hospital that the united states sank at least $100 million of your tax dollars into. you're looking at live pictures of the hearing. we want to warn you, cnn's pentagon correspondent, barbara starr's exclusive report contains pictures that are very disturbing. >> reporter: afghan soldiers starving, lying in dirty beds with festering wounds, denied painkillers. all of this at the kabul national military hospital, a hospital the u.s. paid more than $100 million to help the afghans run. >> thing as simple as dressing changes are not done. patients become infected and they die.

he took off his shirt to wrap up the baby. the little girl is the couple's third child. m and baby are doing just fine. i know you and jeff are familiar with the miami area. i-95. >> i-95, not a good place to deliver. on top of that, jeff, what was it, like 4:00 in the morning. it must have still been like 80 degrees and humid, right? >> exactly. some of the most uncomfortable conditions around. then you've got to do the baby thing. so that was definitely some great news there. all right, a lot of travelers here, not on i-95 but on 101 back in the bay area having a hard time getting around this fog this morning. take a look, some areas picking up trace amounts to 0.05 of an inch with that fog that was really thick that did stack up the delays. if you have any flights leaving tonight, we are seeing that fog break up right around san francisco, oakland and san jose, some rays of sunshine. but you are socked in right now with continued low cloud cover up across the north bay. in fact temperatures in the north bay, the coldest here in fact feels like winter up into santa rosa

when bonny demanded the baby back he had a choice to make. en to do it for him, couldn't he did it himself. >> i understand when you were wafing the interview, you were in contact with bonnie's two daughters. what was their reaction. sad? why are they still beating up my mom after ten years. this was a real woman, a mother of four. i'm not going to tell you she didn't do some crazy things with her business. she loved those kids. i can give you 30 million reasons why she didn't deserve to die. the whole defense that she had it coming, somebody else did it. i don't care how many times she was married, she did not deserve to get shot in the head. >> what were the daughters reaction to him during the interview, the way he was behaving some crazy way of behaving? what did they make that? >> i think like the rest america, started light, there are even some jokes, why is he dressing like woody from toy story even? when it came down to bashing the mom and these crazy theorys and playing the victim it became difficult for them, and it was the most sign

these babies do get to sitting but they don't walk. the type 1 babies unfortunately they don't roll, they don't sit but the type ii children they get to sitting. and what's most interesting is there's typically a long platteau period. they will get to sitting. they never walk but they stay pretty of the same. and at age 20 they're not too different than they were at age 2. over that time course, however, they do develop increasing problems because it's a progressive disease. they're having problems with their breathing. they made need some breathing support. they have trouble with their feeding and they need nutritional support with feeding tubes and they get curvature of the spine and need orthopedic surgery to correct that. so these children are living longer. they're adults often livering into the 20s or 30s. but with limited function. next is called the type iii and that's where griffen comes in. i will let him talk about that in a minutement but the type iii children are perfectly normal early in childhood. you wouldn't pick them out

the syrian rebels as u.s. warns of a massacre. and john blackstone on baby hugo's first visit with his dad who was wounded in the colorado shooting.

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let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater.y with the bathwater, one of the two bad ideas. (laughter) also very nice eyes. wow. (applause) i got to tell you i would not want to be the guy without gets the hate mail for that. luckily, by now, i will have been retired. we'll be right back. (applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back. welcome back, everybody. nation, don't talk to me before my morning cup of coffee. and when it's done talking then it's your turn. this is thought for food. caffeine addition. folks when a loved one dies so pain questions come to mind. why did this happen? did i tell them i loved them enough? and where can i get a low foam skinny mocha latte. fortunately a funeral home in south carolina has the answer. >> he has been burying the dead for decade its and now it's undergoing a little renovation. >> the menu will be there. >> men snu. >> yes, the menu, the starbucks menu. >> a new addition that robinson thinks will soothe the pain of losing a loved one. the store will have employee, a cash r

how is the baby? >> reporter: the baby is fine. but, barely. an infant a two-month-old sleeping in her bassinet when a car slammed into the room in which she was sleeping. she wasn't alone. she had her 2-year-old brother and their mother sleeping in the room on the other side of where you see that black cadillac. happened about an hour ago. we have video to show you tighter shots of the car and also how close it came to doing damage to the child. again, everybody got out okay. it happened an hour ago. according to police the car was racing down the street, there are skid marks it went into a driveway, bounced off one house into that house where sarah gutierrez and her two children layla two months old and sean, 3-years-old were all sleeping. sarah told me about this incredibly emotional event. she was telling me through tears that the car came through the wall, it hit a bookcase. the bookcase hit the bassinet where the child was sleeping and there was debris in the baby's hair. the 2-year-old and the two-month-old and the 3-year-old all screami