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Wee. And the high court in belfast will issue a Landmark Ruling today on whether the current ban on Same Sex Marriage in Northern Ireland should be overturned. Northern ireland is the only part of the uk where same sex couples are restricted to Civil Partnerships rather than marriages. We talk to the couples who have mounted the legal challenge. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. Obviously a Level Results dontjust affect the students, its a big day for parents and carers too, so do get in touch if youve been caught up in the stresses of results day too. We love this, from paris, mother, what were your results, the important thing is, i am what were your results, the important thing is, iam healthy what were your results, the important thing is, i am healthy and alive. You can get in touch on that and any of the stories were talking about this morning, use the hashtag victoria live, and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. As level no lo
and his wife, katy, had been trying to start a family for nearly a decade. one night in early january, vincent was on duty when suddenly an alarm went off, a baby girl had been placed inside the safe haven box located at his fire station. i took her out. i brought her into our living room area of the fire station. i put her on the table, and i started to do my medical examination. reporter: vincent called the paramedics to take her to the local hospital for a more complete exam, riding along in the ambulance with the baby, and when he got there i pulled the doctor aside, and i had asked him, like, when is the case worker going to get here, because i would like to adopt her. reporter: vincent left a note to explain that he and his wife struggled with infertility for years and were ready to adopt. we re certified to adopt children in the state of florida. we have an approved home study. all we need is a child. reporter: a few days later, they were able to bring the baby h
we jumped out of bed. things were toppling off the bed side table. we heard this crashing in the kitchen. we ran down the hallway to our living room area. i grabbed this old 17th century standing clock that i had to make sure it wasn t going to topple over. we just looked into the kitchen and it was broken glass and bottles of beet juice and canned goods and just glass everywhere. we were just contemplating walking around and we went into the bathroom areas and all those cabinets had come unglued. we started to reach out to people right away. our daughters, our sons and our
fix the exterior after hurricane sandy. you still have a mess out here, but let s go inside. reporter: inside is a whole different story. this was our foyer, we had pictures of the kids in different stages of their lives. the wall was all pictures. reporter: a year later, the lower level of the house was devastated. this was a living room area. we had big big cabinet with the tv. the television, couch. all of my wife s crystal collection. crystal collection. the cabinets actually just flowed. and it fell over. everything was just destroyed. reporter: so why does it still look this way? sadly, their story is all too common after a disaster of this kind. to finance further repeat to their home, the family requested a low interest government loan. i worked my whole entire life. i paid my taxes. i m you re typical middle class american. reporter: the family was told by the government they could get the loan, but only if they got flood insurance first.