we call her the "million dollar" baby. the medical bills were in excess of $1 million for her nicu stay. but when we got home, the second part of our journey started. she was in isolation for the first year. we had to make sure that her lungs had the chance to fully heal and fully develop. she had countless hours of therapy. it started with physical therapy to literally teach her how to roll over. we moved on to speech therapy, as well as occupational therapy. so that's hundreds of hours of therapy that she needed just to catch up to her peers that were born full term and healthy. >> i got a chance to meet her before the show started. >> she's adorable. she looks fantastic. how is she doing now? >> she doing great. she's four and a half. she's super spunky. she's very feisty. the nurses told us the second she was born -- they said, "you know, we have a good feeling about her. she came out and she's just feisty right off the bat. she loves life. she has this joy for life that is just contagious, and i attribute it to her ear

you don't want the baby, or you do want the baby, what do you do?at this point, i just wanted to speak to evelyn myself, to see what life had been like over the last 18 months and to hear her account of what happened. finally, i got my chance. the prison said she would let me in. i was meeting her lawyer again, denis munoz, to head there. tell me a bit about the prison she is in now. what i don't understand is — in whose interest is it to send a teenage to jail for 30 years is she has a miscarriage? very nice to meet you. how has your time been in prison? there were some reports that a member of a gang might have had something to do with the pregnancy. is that — is that true or is that not true? the case was concluded that you had killed your child. what actually happened in your eyes? what — what you think of the abortion laws in this country that lead to you being sentenced to jailfor so long? how many other people here are in situations like yours? this is a depressing story whatever way you look at it. 0n the defensive side, a teenager who had a

i'd like to see the baby and see the royal family. it's history in the making, really. 0h, it'sjust very exciting and it's nice to be in the place where the excitement is. the baby was born at 11 o'clock this morning, as yet the duke and duchess haven't confirmed his name. also tonight. british citizenship for any member of the windrush generation and their children — a promise from the government. the 29—year—old who appeared on masterchef, who collapsed and died during the london marathon. a personal finance expert sues facebook for defamation after it publishes dozens of fake ads using his name. i don't do ads, so any advert with my name and face in is fake. and crowned the best player in the premier league — now can mo salah lead liverpool to champions league glory? and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news, we look ahead to the first of the champions league semifinals as liverpool prepare to face roma at anfield. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in the last few minutes the world has had its first gl

aside with the baby the picture is the poster front page.verse, just a picture of the glorious mum with her new son, the bit alignment i think it is. what a great picture. -- fit in i think it is. what a great picture. —— fit in line to the throne i think. it happened when world babies are born. or merit. there is a formula we follow. we have to have the fact of the day. we have to go through, anybody who is been a whole today, the less on what is happening. the key facts. what it we need to know? onstage or to say, how auspicious, the new world birth occurred, allowing the daily telegraph to offer us an 8—page supplemental this morning to commemorate this. —— on st george estate. she gave birth at 11 o'clock this morning. by the late tee time, she was on the steps of the private wing. wearing heels. rather nice flag of saint george bank outfit. colour—coordinated. then munak as would happen today of the coordinates of the date and the royal birthday. i have to say i had a baby at st mary's hospital in which he did very nicely. did you get f

she and the baby are said to be doing well. in me opposite the hospital along with hundreds of members of the world's media, all hoping for the first glimpse of the new prince. world's media, all hoping for the first glimpse of the new prince. we'll have the latest from the hospital and reaction to the birth. the other main stories on bbc news at 5.00pm: caribbean migrants to the uk, the so—called windrush generation, are now given explicit guarantees about their british status by the government. the government restates its commitment to leaving the eu custom union after brexit — mps will have a say later this week. an experienced runner who once appeared on television's masterchef has died after collapsing during the london marathon. a service of remembrance 25 years after the murder of the black teenager stephen lawrence — and there is to be a national commemoration every year from now on. it's 5.00pm. our main story is that the duke and duchess of cambridge have become parents for the third time. the baby boy was delivered th

we went and spent a morning helping to give the babies a bath. ttle and feed a baby and those children needed affection a lot, so the babies liked being cuddled. my sister went around with mother teresa's nuns we went and spent a morning helping to give the babies a bath. it was nice to hold a bottle and feed a baby and those children needed affection a lot, so the babies liked being cuddled. my sister went around with mother teresa's nuns and they used to regularly visit abortion clinics and pick up live babies from abortion buckets and pails. we once saw a baby thrown into a garbage dump. i found the very authoritarian way in which the order was run not something that i would ever be able to agree with. i remember thinking that the nuns lived such an austere life. she said you should suffer for christ and offer your suffering to god and i could not bear that because i thought we should try to fight poverty and that people don't have to suffer so much on earth. i saw mother teresa again many, many years later. she was that much older, a bit more

the express. going to finally. baby name, prince alex, don't bet on it. ggers a rush to bookmakers. prince alex, i don't see that. no? what is your best bet? bob. my money was on the love after the great grandpa. he will have similar names. —— was on philip. i'm afraid, i'm happy to read about it here about the world family and as a set of anybody have a baby but... rather underwhelmed by the whole thing. good on them, let them get on with it in the joint few days of the baby's life. with it in the joint few days of the ba by's life. does with it in the joint few days of the baby's life. does not get too caught up baby's life. does not get too caught up and with the baby will be called. prince alex and with the baby will be called. prince alex in a result ofa be called. prince alex in a result of a william, letting slip something. austria's outgoing high commissioner who is called alexander downer suggested to prince william have you considered alexander.“ downer suggested to prince william have you considered alexander. if i spoke to him, the ice will be

we have to believe jennifer was holding the the baby. walking down the length of that dining room, he's passing shirley. as he walks past her, it's our belief that she then shot him. >> had he been turned the over? >> no. he lay where he felt. >> shot in the back of the head. he fell forward and a pool of blood right around his head. and his baseball cap underneath him and died right there where he was not. why had shirley been the one charged? forensic evidence collected at the scene was not useful. authorities had important eyewitness evidence, something the first responders and chief said they had seen that night, two parallel scrapes on shirley skinner's head. >> she had two marks across the webbing of her hand. >> what's significant about that? as you can see, the slide part of the weapon is coming back over the webbing of my hand. if she's holding it wrong, the marks could be made from that slide coming back across your hand. >> two lines. >> two lines. >> consistent with firing that type of weapon. >> consient with firing that type

of the baby's urine ton to the crowd?e to put that tradition to bed knowing what we know about science? >> it's difficult. some people choose yes. it's -- it's -- it's -- everybody has to do what he wants and how he wants. >> did you see when they threw out the goblet of the royal urine onto the crowd, you saw that? >> yes, yes. they want it. >> exciting, isn't it? >> yes, yes. >> is there anyone's urine that you'd throw onto the crowd in germany? >> yes, some. someone. but not everybody. >> this is a golden chalice of the babe's urine that's thrown out onto the crowd, i'm sure you've seen that. >> yeah, no thank you. no thank you. i'm sure it's got -- >> it's well attended. >> yeah, but i don't think it's sanitary. >> i'm sure you saw elton john perform the circumcision. was that a wise move? or fun? >> for him it was fun, i guess. >> did you see that? >> yeah, i saw a glimpse of it. >> how did you think elton john did with the circumcision? >> i think it was a pretty good action from him, being the first time. >> if it

their nursery was waiting for the little baby boy. med in a peter rabbit theme and like i said the parents like to be hands-on. william we're told likes to -- likes bath time and likes doing that. and that's very different, i think, from his upbringing and that of his brother harry. prince charles and diana, they had a lot of staff in the house. william and kate, they do things very differently, on first name terms with many of their staff. and they have just really a housekeeper and a nanny. so things are pared down to make it as normal as possible but, i think we should also remember, of course, that these young princes and the princess, they will grow up, we will be waiting as they get married and have children of their own and they will always be under an international spotlight but for the moment this is a family that wants to keep their children having normal a childhood as possible. >> thank you, james. as normal as possible. >> good luck with that. >> royals, george. they're just like us. >> just like us. >>> let's go over to r

the baby's out! >> the baby is out? they baby is out? okay. >> okay.ing. >> the baby is crying? okay, good. you just delivered your baby. congratulations. >> please send help! >> calm down, i'm going to walk you through it. >> okay. >> take a deep breath. you just delivered your baby. you're in the clear. just relax. okay? >> oh, my god. >> this is gonna be a story to tell your friends. >> this was so fast! why did it go so fast? >> how's mom doing? >> she's okay. she's okay. >> now i need you to keep breathing, okay? >> i'm -- i'm okay. >> reporter: paramedics arrived and dad hospital. >> hi, david, meet felicity. >> reporter: the benedicts checking in with us tonight. and we just wanted to let you know it was absolutely terrifying to have to call 911 but kate the dispatcher on the other end of the phone was exactly what we needed. it helped me to be able to take care of my girls and deliver my baby. >> i love the dispatcher. you just delivered your baby. thanks for watching. we will see you tomorrow. we will see you tomorrow. >>> bill cosby, three wo

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and fly off. >> fly off, look at the camera, the baby's a girl. t now. are you going to other countries? >> truth is we're expecting in probably the next two weeks. >> jimmy: oh! >> yeah, so i'm on code red, high alert. i have to go -- we went to the baby doctor today. everything's looking great. >> jimmy: good. >> and so now this friday i have to go to shanghai and we start -- >> jimmy: you can't go to shanghai. >> i have got to go. but we have an understanding, that's the thing. >> jimmy: you and shanghai or you and your girlfriend? >> me and shanghai have a wonderful, we go way back. as of now the plan is, the doctor said it looks like we're going to be okay, the baby should be born when it is due which is april 25th. >> jimmy: okay. >> so we'll see. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: that's crazy. >> i mean, we're taking a chance here, taking a shot. first going to shanghai and then london for "rampage" and then will come back. >> jimmy: then what when the baby graduates high school you'll be there. >> her

and she's like, my wife is saying, "the baby is coming, the baby is -- the baby is out."t which point nelu looked and then looked at me and said, "the baby is out." [ laughter ] and i looked at my wife. and the only way i can describe how my wife looked was she looked like someone who was hiding a baby in a pair of sweatpants. [ laughter ] it was like somebody was trying to like sneak a baby on a plane. [ laughter ] and so then we're -- like, we bail. we're not going to leave. so we walk back in and we had to decide, do we go into the lobby or back on the elevator. those are terrible options when what you're looking for is a hospital. [ light laughter ] because neither of them are very close to a hospital. so my wife basically decided for us and she went and lied down in our lobby. and -- and we just sort of like created like a semicircle around her and you know, we undressed her and the baby was just out. the head of the baby was out. i called 911. this is how fast it happened. i called 911 and over the course of a minute conversation i basically said, "we're about to ha

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the baby weighed in at 8 pounds and 7 ounces. eping with tradition, the paper proclamation announcing the birth was placed on a gold easel. joining me now is the royal editor for the sunday express. thank you very much for being with us. this is all, you know, she went in overnight, she had the baby. then we hear she may be coming out tonight and going back to kensington palace? >> reporter: that's right, andrea. it's like when she had princess george and charlotte. she wasn't here. the first labor 10 1/2 hours, the second one 2 1/2, this one around 5 1/2. she was admitted about 6:00 a.m. london time and it's coming up to the 12-hour mark. but now the children have gone in. we understand that they may all leave together later. that might well be a sign, andrea, of a woman who has had a couple of children, knows the score, and wants to get back with the newborn and make sure all the siblings bond together nicely. >> i just love watching charlotte, with that royal wave down. this is a very exciting time, the plans for the wedding, 2

a third child for the duke and duchess of cambridge. a babyoy, he's fifth in line to the throne. ll:- ejjfimé seifetambaitrjgfit ééfréfirérsz ss. we: i133: ‘fl—‘nzhwf 7 7 7 7 7 of being illegal immigrants. our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. arrivals at tilbury. the empire windrush brings to britain 500 jamaicans. filth. féiéfifiiifiilifiéé £5.13 fififiéé! the home secretary's words today. but the windrush generation made those homes here, only to be failed. secretary, amber rudd. there is no hiding from this mess. each individual case is painful to hear. but so much more painful, often harrowing, for the people involved. the state has let these people down. "you did," they cried. she and theresa may before. now there is an offer of an easier route to citizenship to fix the mistakes. i want to enable the windrush generation to acquire the status they deserve, british citizenship. quickly, at no cost and with proactive assistance through the process. none of this can undo the pain already endured. but i hope it demonstrates the governmen

what the baby needs is to be at home, to be comfortable and ina quiet to be at home, to be comfortableplace. this is a case of the senate are needed to vote and it was brought in the. it is not like, bring a baby as soon as you can to work. maybe you need certain environments but if you need to, if a young child was to come in and make it easier, why not? let's talk whether. britain experiencing hottest april day for almost 70 yea rs. hottest april day for almost 70 years. i remember when there was snow in my garden literally a few weeks ago. yesterday st james's park, 29 degrees. i was around that area. let's say it, it was too hot. i love it when it's hot, but we british don't want it to be too hot. i think the ideal temperature is about 22 degrees, enough for a light cardigan, but not like yesterday. london gets very hot and sweaty. the real challenge is this weekend, the london marathon on. thousands of runners and this could be the hottest weather for a london marathon in history. good luck to all of those runners. good luck to those on the weekend of. thanks for watching the brie

back to the impending royal baby. e hospital where he or she will be born is the same one where princess diana gave birth to william and harry. >> still ahead, anna faris stripped down and revealing all. what she says about he split and chris and plastic surgery. >>> and is jessica simpleson ready for more kids? >>> plus, "mean girls" the musical ♪ we're at opening night with the >>> exclusively announcing the biggest film of the y there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. >>> i just got out of a quiet place. you have to go see this movie. cancel your plans. stop what you are doing and go to the movie theater. >> now that's an endorsement. >> by the way, america agrees with you, chris, the movie has a 97% rating on rotten tomatoes. it's got everyone at "e.t." buzzing. topped the box office this evening. which is the second best opening of the year domest

the queen! (ringing bell) shush! don't you know there's a baby sleeping? laughter ) here's the thing, that guy, is just some guy. he's not official. he just does that every time there's a royal baby despite not having an official relationship with the royal family. he's easy to mistake for royalty. he's got a stupid hat and doesn't have a real job. ( piano riff ) ( applause ) yeah, take that, king george! i'll see you at lexington and concord! we all believe he's real because england is weird, but it's just a guy who wanders london in a costume. it would like if we let the times square elmo announce our supreme court decisions. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight! jeffrey wright is here! but when we come back, cheech and chong find a new drug! stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® it's softer than ever. charmin ultra soft is softer than ever so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a lit

we went and spent a morning helping to give the babies a bath. needed affection a lot, so the babiesuddled. babies from abortion buckets and pails. we once saw a baby thrown into a garbage dump. something that i would ever be able to agree with. i remember thinking that the nuns lived such an austere life. so much on earth. i saw mother teresa again many, many years later. she was that much older, a bit more wrinkled. now what do you do? what do you do now? it was his choice. in the 19905 was a huge task. what could bring them back together again? to unite people through music. sarajevo was destroyed. people were exhausted. sarajevo for me is a crossroad city. and bosnia generally, a meeting point of different religions. difficult to make comparisons. all people experiencing terrible suffering. that is something that touches me deeply. i lived it. of an interreligious choir. we started to sing first of all jewish songs, it was very easy. between these two groups. because they physically felt disgust against such music. after two or three months the same people said this is beautiful.

. >> the baby ban has ended on capitol hill. y unanimous consent to allow members to bring infant children on to the senate floor. the senate previously banned all children from entering the floor. the rule was inspired by tammy duckworth who gave birth to her daughter this month, the first senator to give birth while in office. >> the motion to be read and considered third time with pass and the motion to be laid on the table with no intervening action or debate -- >> trevor: no, hold on, mitch! so much excitement! can't hand your joy! he's probably just still peyses pissed he didn't get invited to the baby shower. senator wet blanket aside, this is fantastic news. after 200 years babies are allowed on the senate floor. fantastic news for the parents, terrible news for the babies because congress will be a bad influence on a child growing up. you know, your parent will be, like, scotty, do you want to share your toys with your friends? and the kid will be, like, no, i earned these toys trickle down, bitch! ( laughter ) but if th

the two other kids arrived in the hospital to visit their new baby brother today. an announcement has been posted outside of the palace today, and just like last time, prince william and kate come out and greet the crowds. the die hard royal baby fans and all the reporters, a few words as prince william hopped into the car, and they're off. now, a family of five. now, we may not have the name for several days, but they put odds of arthur 5:1, albert, 9:1, and jack at 9: 1. fans here said phillip michael is their fafavorite, a nod to t boy's great grandfather. >>> we sent out an alert about the birth of the royal baby at ow 58 this morning through the news app, and it's one way to stay on top of breaking news and live events, and it is free to download. zplmplg >>> developing news in union city where police are investigating a homicide in the area of felspar court. a wife was arrested for the death of her husband. we go to amy hollyfield. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. yeah. police say they dealt with this couple before. here is a look at where the murder happen

i want the feed the baby. >> that is adorable. >> it certainly is. ozzy is not the daddy but he is telling the own wlaer what to d. >>> this couple that just got married is finally celebrating their first dance. this is the highlight of the dance though. she steps back. he picks her up and they start twirling on the dance floor as the lights shoot out in the background. you can see people in the background reancting and lookin up. the couple hasn't even noticed the perfectly timed fireworks. >> oh no. that's bad. >> yeah. the place is now on fire. wait until you see the damage. >> oh. >> people immediately started recording video. they couldn't believe what was going down. this wedding has gone up in smoke and all of these videos were being septembnt to the wed planner that arapged this well thought out wedding. >> it wasn't that well thought out. >> anybody hurt? >> fortunately there are no injuries. look at this last video. the stage appears to be on fire. i think those might even be speakers up here. this party really is over. >> i think the securi

you wish khloe and the baby the best. a source tells us they are filming "keeping up with the kardashians" right now. another spears had a baby yesterday. miss jamie lynn spears. >> that's girl power. a lot of girls being born. daytime tv is all about that now with a female ruling class. they're speak out about the shift after charlie rose and matt lauer got fired. >> of course we keep in touch. matt is our good friend. >> more than three months later, hoda kotb says she and her co-anchor savannah guthrie still keep in touch with matt lauer, who was fired from the "today" show last november for sexual misconduct. in a new interview with "the hollywood reporter," she goes on to call it quote, one of those complex situations, adding, i've known him since i started working at nbc in 1998. when i was sick with breast cancer, he was the first to call. as for breaking the news of his firing -- >> all we can say is that we are heartbroken. >> savannah says it was crushing. quote, we were literally both woken up out of our beds w

and the duke and duchess of cambridge introduce the world to their new baby boy. th in line to the throne. hello. 10 people have been killed by a van that was driven at high speed onto the pavement for several blocks in the canadian city of toronto. another 15 people are injured. the driver fled the scene, but was arrested soon afterwards. canadian media are naming him as 25—year—old, alek minassian. authorities are currently treating it as a deliberate act, but they believe there are no national security implications. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. a spring day in the northern suburbs of toronto where pedestrians enjoying the afternoon sunshine were suddenly confronted by a vehicle careering down the pavement. it mounted the curb and was then driven at high speed, 70—80mph according to eyewitnesses. it continued on for over half a mile, hitting pedestrian after pedestrian. it looks like this white rental van was used as a weapon. all i seen is this guy, he was going 70, 80 clicks, he's just hitting people one by one, going down. oh, man, it w

just seven hours after his birth, the baby prince was on his way home. the queen. the french sculptor auguste rodin, who created some of the greatest and most innovative works of the modern era, visited the british museum regularly in his later life. a new exhibition opens there this week. it suggests he took great inspiration from the greek art on display at the famous museum. will gompertz visited the exhibition, where the works can be seen side by side. we know about auguste rodin — he is the 19th century french sculptor who gave us this, the kiss. the man who reportedly said, when asked to describe his technique, "i simply choose a block of marble, and chop off what i don't need." he made his name with the age of bronze, a sculpture so lifelike he was accused of simply making a plaster cast of a human body. it was controversial for some, but not the radical rodin, who headed across the channel to make an appointment with history. auguste rodin first came here to the british museum in 1881. he had just turned a0 and had his first major commission from

and the duchess of cambridge's new baby boy and james are the bookmakers favorites prince x. the fifth in line to the british throne. the united nations has told a donor conference in brussels that a fresh humanitarian crisis in syria must be avoided delegates were told that the rebel held region of labor is likely to be the regime's next target un syria and voice stuff and de mistura e.u. foreign policy chief for the record warned that the water the region is not a chessboard and that peace has to be built by the syrian people tensions escalated after a suspected chemical weapons attack in duma earlier this month western states applying damascus the regime denies responsibility and suggested the incident was staged stuff and i'm a story says recent asterix in response to the alleged chemical attack have not improved the situation. we have seen in the last few weeks. we have

back to the impending royal baby. e hospital where he or she will be born is the same one where princess diana gave birth to william and harry. >> still ahead, anna faris stripped down and revealing all. what she says about he split and chris and plastic surgery. >>> and is jessica simpleson ready for more kids? >>> plus, "mean girls" the musical ♪ we're at opening night with the >>> exclusively announcing the >>> exclusively announcing the biggest film of the year >>i can't wait for prom, onlye bithree more weeks! year i know, but if this turns into a pimple i will literally die. who wouldn't want to go to prom with this? here, try clearasil. pimples can form deep below the skin's surface. up to three weeks before they reach your face. clearasil! that's not the usual cleanser! why am i shrinking? clearasil cleansers go deeper than regular cleansers to treat pimples before they ever become a problem. clearasil treats pimples up to three weeks before they're visible. >>> i just got out of a quiet place. you have to go s

and the new baby is number five. we're told the couple doesn't know the sex. >> we have less than a minute, tell us how it plays out. how soon we'll know when the baby has arrived. >> reporter: i think the parents are pleased with how the whole system operated last time with charlotte so they're going along the same system, not wanting to give a running commentary, but the next thing we'll hear is the baby is being delivered. and then there will be a notice driven to the hospital, and driven to buckingham palace. there's an easel and then at this time eel get placed on that and it'll be the official announcement. >> we wish you well covering it. we hope you get out of the taxi and the taxi doesn't get towed. thank you for watching cnn "newsroom," i'm natalie allen. >> i'm cyril vanier. more news coming up on cnn. stay with us. . . . >>> breaking news, the gunman who killed four people at the nashville restaurant is still on the run and could be armed. >> i chose to react because i did not see any other way of me, you

louis, and the letter would wind up at the office of the baby tooth survey. ounds like sending letters to the north pole. maybe i should also mention, my dad is an orthodontist, so i grew up around a lot of teeth and i find this story particularly fascinating. i have a couple examples from this project caroline and stephanie worked on to show you. why are we laughing? some of the letters are addressed to the tooth fairy, but my favorite is the letter that reads "dear science." the children who sent in to the survey would get a button that said i gave my tooth to science. it is not clear how much these what theirabout teeth were helping science to determine, but i like the idea of supplanting the tooth fairy with some nebulous version of science. let me tell you about what happens with the teeth. once they arrive at cni, the form from the donor becomes the information card. dentists evaluated each tooth, making notes, basic data about the tooth, its owner, but also assessments from a dental professional. then it was filed into a box by year end sample lots were

the new baby is the queens sixth great grandchild.s most talked about children. as you can imaginei talked about children. as you can imagine i am surrounded by both sides by some very excited and intense photographers and camera crews, some from all over the world waiting for the first glimpse of this new prince. notjust excitement here but across london. the bt tower is one of the landmarks that is announcing the birth of the baby. we've already had a town crier here doing the same and the official announcement, although the initial state m e nts announcement, although the initial statements from kensington palace was released via a tweet, as is tradition the official birth announcement will be placed on an easel and will be put in the forecourt of buckingham palace. it will remain there for 2h hours. so this is the fifth in line to the throne and pushes prince harry down to sixth. it's the queen's sixth—grade grandchild and now what people are waiting for is the picture of prince george and princess charlotte coming to visit their

the babies will be available for adoption in three months. josephine and peter rabbit the dad are available now for adoption. >>> i have a couple of awesome crime videos for you and i know that sounds like a weird way to have an intro, but when you see them, you'll understand. we'll start in brazil where we've seen a lot of crime videos. some young fella is being rolled by these two guys on the bike, but this is where he realizes i don't think that gun's real and he decides i've had enough today. he decides laying down a beat on this guy who takes off running away. watch the other guy. the guy on the bike his accomplice, maybe this is not going to work out. i'll make a getaway, boom! a flying kick and then takes off running the other way, as the original dude comes chasing after him. >> sometimes you just have had enough, it's bike baboom! >> it was worth it, we've been waiting for a while to see something like this comes out of brazil. >> sometimes it pays to fight back. >> no information on whether the guys got arrested. we'll head over to r

and doctors say, the baby might not have survived another week. investigators say, the baby was neglected and malnourished. but it was angelia gavagan, a mother of a baby herself who first noticed it. it was when she babysat for an old high school friend... and noticed the baby was dangeroulsly thin and had trouble breathing. (pam) the baby and his sister are now safe. but the investigation into the infant's parents continues. (steve) a new study is putting a damper on happy hour plans.(pam) melisa raney explains in today's health minute. an international team of researchers found having just one alcoholic drink a day might be enough to shorten your life expectancy.the current recommended drinking limit in the u-s amounts to roughly one a day for women and twice that much for men. according to the study... 100 grams of pure alcohol a week, which is the amount found in about 7 typical

that is a distraction from the royal baby. you can see it as the 007 and a half a b. baby. ew music since the terrorist bombing that killed 22 people outside her manchester arena show in may 2017. ‘no tears left to cry‘ alludes to the attack, while channelling resilience and optimism. the song transforms from a sombre, gospel—inspired introduction into a summery pop tune. at the end of the music video, a worker bee — the symbol of manchester — flies towards the camera, in homage to the city. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm at nkem ifejika. hello again. it was another glorious day of weather yesterday, wasn't it? for most of us, we had the sunshine, and the hot spot was in kent, 27 degrees celsius recorded underneath skies like these. and just as we were getting used to all that heat, it looks like temperatures are going to come crashing down as we look at the forecast into next week. so take a look at london this weekend — about 26 celsius. we'll come down to about 17 degrees on monday, the weather turning much more unsettled as well. be

i wonder about the pressure and when you have the baby and have to be almost all things to all peoplen earth mother, for others you have to be the strong minister who is in charge and a career woman. do you feel that? i think every woman feels that. i am not alone. i think any woman who i talk to, whether in work or stay—at—home mother, they'd feel the expectation to be the other thing. so that is not new. it is slightly different for me because people know that i have to be the prime minister. so there is less guilt and not because i have this existing responsibility so the weight and choice is removed. i have to be all things. one thing i am keen to re—emphasise is that i am no superwoman. nor should any woman be expected to be a superwoman. we achieve what we achieve through grit, determination, and help. who will run the country when you are on maternity leave? that will be the deputy prime minister. winston peters. what do you say to people who did not vote for him but voted for you? 0ur politics are different from yours, but it is a coalition and confidence supply government. we

and if she does take the baby to the floor, she hopes the dress code is okay. ecause there are senate rules about that as well. >> shoes are essential, and possibly coats and ties. you know, talk about babies on the floor, they should all grow up a little bit. a little cute baby upon the floor should be a welcomed thing. happy 2018! >> we're talking about a mom here who is a veteran who suffered grievously and managed to not only become elected. >> she does need a baby sitter. >> we are talking about a senator bringing her child to the floor. >> wearing tennis shoes or flip-flops will not apply to the baby. >>> coming up, block the vote. can republicans save mike pompeo? i am joined by the senate foreign affairs committee member next. and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comi

as always, the baby is the priority. khloe is focused on having a healthy delivery.ill executive produce a crime story called twisted sisters. >>> it's been nearly two years since brad and angie split. what is going on with brad and his new friend? >> the world of design has been dominated by the rigors of manufacturing and pass production. >> that is m.i.t. professor mary oxney. she wasn't with him last night. why not the home team? well, remember, brad played a's gm billy beane in "moneyball." >> they're professional ball players. be straight with them. >> he was all smile yesterday with charlize theron and adam driver. a source tells us he's been really happy lately. studying architecture. >> they're with solar panels. >> we saw brad with architecture in new orleans. his love of design took him to m.i.t. pitt flew the boston in november. he sat in on a class she taught. and spent time with her and the students. we're told they were introduced through a friend. hit it off immediately, and have been close for months. another source says they are professional friends

the rules there. >> reporter: in london, they poured champagne and snapped selfies to celebrate the baby prince. he's the third child, he'll probably never be king but the interest is as strong as ever. >> reporter: prince william handled the car seat and joked about being a dad. will the baby boy be a prince arthur? prince albert? prince phillip perhaps? dad would only say you'll find out soon enough. kelly cobiella nbc news, london. >> we certainly wish them well. >>> in and around washington today, they are rolling out the red carpet for the french president and his wife making a glamorous entrance at the gate and getting down to business with the iran deal. among the critical topics, the macrons got a look at the oval office a personal tour by president trump and president trump and melania trump will host the dinner at mount vernon and tomorrow night the first state dinner of the trump presidency with the french president is getting the honors at the white house. >>> now to all the late drama on capitol hill. moments ago secretary of state nominee mike pompeo cleared a key hurdle an

i'm going to have the baby right now. the baby is coming. >> she gave birth in the lobby of the couple's new york apartment building. surrounded by first responders. it is their second child and we're so happy everything worked out for them. >>> when we come back, gift of sight. we're there for the heart-warming moment a man sees his family for the first time. was crazy -e ridiculous... next: new numbers that show your home could be making more money than you... and a new twist to an old crime... taking postal theft to a whole new level... next. grilled on captiol hill. >>> finally tonight, a sight that can't be topped. thanks to technology that opened a man's eyes to the world around him. but what he really wanted to see was what was right in front of him, his family. and we were there when he did. ♪ >> william weeks has seen the world, including his family, through his heart. >> i believe i have a perfect picture of what they look like. but being able to look out of my own eyes to see them, not able to. >> at the age of

we are about to find out the gender of rotheir baby in dalla, texas. in the parking lot around that truck. that is because they rigged it so that eventually it will poof out some powder in the corresponding color of the gender. this was supposed to be a surprise for both of them but she accidently got the e-mail. >> she was bummed out it wupt going to be a surprise. she wanted to make it a big deal for him. now to get that truck rolling and the gender of the baby is. >> oh. >> yeah. they will have a baby boy. you can see victor and roxanne are celebrating off to the side. it turns out that victor's dad is incarcerated. they asked him to be part of this celebration by writing a card for them and revealing within that card the gender of the baby. both plans kind of changed. this is where we find out victor is a stand up dude. he coordinated with dad to write a card but the message this time will be a little different. >> oh. >> so the card that his dad sent actually says mommy, will you share my last name? will you marry my daddy. now they are double cele