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>> but sarah is soon on the side lines. unable to join in. >> deanna and sarah would say, she just didn't get our point. >> with so many people misinterpreting the message, is that worth it? >> i think a large majority get the message and a few don't. i don't focus on that. i'm paula faris in kansas city. >> i think you do the best you can. if you work in one of those crazy overnight shifts, then mommy in the daytime, it is the best you can do, maybe. and if there's a little slack in the rope, you do a little better and try to make it happen. >> that's all okay. i still don't understand what the firestorm was about the random lady in sacramento. she looks good. you should be happy she looks wonderful. you know what, you look wonderful in your own way. i haven't lost all the baby fat. i happen to think i look great. >> you do. >> you know what i mean? check it out. >> and i'm doing the best i can. >> you and olivia newton-john.
without significant complications for mom or baby. for this woman, the nerve-wracking pregnancy resulted in a beautiful baby. >> this is sophia. >> healthy happy outcome that's a recommendation to replicate. dr. jennifer ashton, abc news, new york. >> amazing how something to so life threatening can be so turned around by something so simple. >> so simple. >> and when you're pregnant, one of the things that the doctor tells you, you have to make sure, every time you go to an appointment, check your blood pressure. >> it can be risky to you and the baby. it can cause preterm delivery and so many things in the mom. if that happens, the woman in that video, straight to the hospital. so it is good to know, if that happens to you, straight to the it's great to know, just a simple test. >> i saw that on "downton abbey." anybody who saw it, that was really frightening and powerful. good to know there's something to look out for. up next, a surprise last night on "dancing with the stars". >> and lady gaga, making history. "the skinny" is coming up next.
canon camera several hundred miles from their home. >> and not just fraud charges. about one in four of us are victims to what they call gray charges. that's what happened to tom maxim of new york. he thought he cancelled a free trial offer to a website racking up monthly $39 charges. megan from new york, found out her gym charged her $250 in extra fees she didn't realize she signed up for. >> i'm matthew -- >> and matt from d.c. discovered some companies were charging him twice for the same service. you can protect yourself by scanning your own bill regularly and closely. but 1 in 10 of us actually do. enter a new company. called bill guard. >> my mom told us that growing up. check your bills, right? most of us simply don't. >> services like bill guard or your bank or credit card company can help you monitor your bills by automatically scouring them for questionable charges. >> deceptive and misleading,
right into a snake. it was just a garden snake. they are so fast. i saw it coming. i didn't have enough time to react. >> wicked fast. scary. all right, coming up in the mix. take a tour of one of the most vibrant cities backwards. wait until you see this video. >> yes. first, money in your pocket. expert advice on cutting red tape on your bills and finding it in fees. yes, there's enough of that. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. ♪ ♪
♪ ♪ welcome to "the mix." we start with a cool video. this is called tokyo reverse. it was posted. a director captures a guy walking through tokyo backwards. but than he reversed the video. and it looks like the guy is walking forward and everyone around him is walking backwards. >> looks cool. >> isn't that really cool? just one of those things you never really think of doing. and look, see, so he captured everything happening, is actually happening in forward motion. but then they reverse the video -- >> and the movements, like the way his head turns. did he have to manipulate -- did he have to act? >> yeah. >> the smile -- >> they kind of don't look like they are walking normally. the guy to the right of your screen looks like he is struggling to walk.
preeclampsia. by as much as 24%. without significant complications for mom or baby. the nerve-wracking pregnancy resulted in a beautiful baby. >> this is sophia. >> healthy happy outcome that's a recommendation to replicate. dr. jennifer ashton, abc news, new york. >> amazing how something to so life threatening can be so turned around by something so simple. >> and when you're pregnant, one of the things that the doctor tells you, every time you go to the doctor, it is something to watch. >> it can be risky to you and the baby. it can cause preterm delivery and so many things in the mom. if that happens, the woman in that video, straight to the hospital. so it is good to know, if that happens to you, straight to the hospital. it's great to know, just a simple test. >> i saw that on "downton abbey." anybody who saw it, that was really frightening and powerful. good to know there's something to look out for. up next, a surprise last night on "dancing with the stars". >> and lady gaga, making history. "the skinny" is coming up next.
>> south carolina community is on high alert with residents on the lookout for a deadly snake. >> the snake is similar to this one, african viper, one of the deadliest snakes in the world. so far the reason it is known to be on the loose is some of its shredded skin was found last week. >> the viper can grow up to four feet long. tenants of the apartment community where the skin has been found were told to call police if they find something that resembles something coming out of this skin. yikes. >> yikes indeed. this type of snake is called a ga boon viper in case you wanted to know. >> they are highly dangerous. if you live here in this community, call police. don't leave your pets out. don't leave your kids unattended. >> the fact that it's not -- believe me, if i saw this, i would go the other way. but it is not giant. it is midsized. you wouldn't think it is as deadly as it is. >> these things go fast. believe it or not, in this part of the country, i was at a park and my son ran