in one day they raised $41,041. they exceeded the amount of money to cover the adoption fees and they say they re going to donate any excess funds to try to help some of the other children also find homes. that is so wonderful to see that, will. he s just one child and you see so many in need. i understand that there was this problem with abandoned children and chinese officials would open what they call baby hatches, places where people could turn in unwanted babies. many with these special needs. and many of them have overflowed right? there s been overcapacity? yeah. the chinese government started opening up these baby hatches five years ago because so many parents were leaving their children and they didn t have a place to leave them safely. so there were kids in trash bins.
in 2013, rescuers saved another newborn, a boy found alive inside a toilet pipe. his 22-year-old single mother told police it was an accident and she was embarrassed. the boy survived. others have not. the chinese government set up what they call baby hatches for parents to leave unwanted children, but they re so overwhelming workers have to turn many parents away. experts say nearly all abandoned children have disabilities or medical conditions. most end up in orphanages. parents who can t afford health care may feel they have no other choice. can you ever forget seeing something like that? i ll remember it for the rest of my life he says. police are still looking for this newborn s mother, a woman who left her baby alone, helpless, flushed down the toilet. so now this little girl who doesn t have a name yet joins
cases. in twird, rescuers saved another newborn, a boy found alive inside a toilet pipe. his 22-year-old single mother told policeembarrassed. the boy survived. others have not. the chinese government set up what they call baby hatches for parents to leave unwanted children but they re so overwhelmed workers have to turn many parents away. experts say nearly all abandoned children have disabilities or medical conditions. most end up in orphanages. parents who can t afford health care may feel they have no other choice. can you ever forget seeing something like that? i ll remember it for the rest of my life he says. police are still looking for this newborn s mother a woman who left her baby alone, helpless, flushed down the toilet. will ripley joining me now from beijing. will this story is so hard to watch and yet it also talks
no points for the movie reference either. let s get to a question of why another vote to repeal obama care. it is an instant death in the senate so why do this? you just have to look at the calendar to answer the question. we talk about it so much now that so much of what they do particularly here in congress at this point is because of politics. if you look at the polls it shows that this country has been split along party lines since the inception of this legislation. what republicans and democrats want to do is to get out the vote and get out the base and explain how important this is. i want you to listen to some of the debate we have heard on both sides during this. welcome to groundhog day in the house of representatives. this majority needs to stop working to put american families at risk, start working to make our economy healthy. the american people don t want it. the longer people have to know this bill the more intense they are in wanting to see it repealed.