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Here you can see defense secretary lloyd austin on his way into the building this morning. there you see him. joining me now with a preview of what we might hear, aileen cooper, lieutenant douglas former deputy national security adviser for iraq and afghanistan. kori schake, the director of foreign and defense policy at the american enterprise substitute, she served on the national security council for president george w. bush, and an msnbc international affairs analyst. thank you all for being with me. general, yesterday's headline was largely the discrepancy between advice officials say they...

By: CBS News This Christmas, a California family is celebrating the greatest gift they can imagine; a healthy baby boy. But things might have turned out far differently had it not been for the incredible, selfless act of a stranger. Jacob Cooper, 10 months old, was born with biliary atresia, a rare disease of the liver and bile ducts that can be deadly. Dr. Yuri Genyk at Children's Hospital Los Angeles says Jacob needed a liver transplant to survive. "He was getting progressively sicker. He was hospitalized with infection prior to transplant. He was critically ill,” he said. Chad Coope...

01:20 02:13 By Digital Reporter Updated: 12:05 PM PST, December 24, 2020 California's baby Jacob Cooper, who was diagnosed with biliary atresia, will celebrate the holidays in good health, thanks to Michael Speck, a grandfather hailing from Ohio. A California baby is in good health and able to celebrate his second Christmas, thanks to a kind stranger who traveled across the country amid a pandemic to donate his liver and save the boy's life. Young Jacob Cooper “enjoys life” and “is a natural smiler” according to a blog post written by his parents for the Children’s Organ Transplant ...

10-month-old baby gets life-saving liver transplant from a stranger living 2,000 miles away A California couple is celebrating the greatest gift they can imagine over Christmas — a healthy baby, thanks to the kindness of an organ donor living thousands of miles away.  Young parents Chad and Aileen Cooper came face to face with Michael Speck via Zoom, CBS News Chris Martinez reports, in their first emotional meeting with the selfless stranger. "There's no words that can describe how thankful we are to you Michael, you saved our son's life," Aileen Cooper said on the video call. "It's my hon...