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Therefore they thought we have no choice but to tell the world. >> all right. thank you to nick schifrin reporting from london. you do understand you will be on baby watch for the next 36 weeks or 30 weeks, do you understand that? >> i and 60 million other people in the country have been on baby watch for months. we're used to it. >> you embrace it. thank you, nick. we're going to take you back live to lawn on "america this morning" and later on "good morning america" as we cover all of the royal excitement as well as kate's hospitalization. so keep it right here on abc. and amid tough neg...

young without any protection at all, just going. >> i have seen classes, infant swim. they teach the kids to flip over, especially in states where they have outdoor pools. florida, arizona, they teach them if they flip on their backs and cry for help. >> never seen that. >> 9 months old. >> i have never seen swim. this class teaches them to tread. >> swim better than willis. that is amazing. >> you got that right! coming up, you cannot see, feel, or smell, a dangerous lesson for a school in atlanta. and an eye-opening experiment about sleep deprivation. behind the wheel after our...

from texas to tennessee in just the last 24 hours. and as this line of storms now moves east, more of the same is expected for today. >> emily schmidt has been tracking the weather throughout the night. and joins us, now, with the very latest. good morning, emily. >> reporter: peggy and rob, good morning. the hardest-hit state overnight appears to be arkansas, where tornadoes and flash flooding turned deadly. it's become a common theme. the country is now averaging more than 200 severe weather reports a day this month. there are signs of severe weather problems stretching across the ...

for at least five deaths. >> at least three dozen tornadoes have been reported from texas to tennessee in just the last 24 hours. and as this line of storms now moves east, more of the same is expected for today. >> emily schmidt has been tracking the weather throughout the night. and joins us, now, with the very latest. good morning, emily. >> reporter: peggy and rob, good morning. the hardest-hit state overnight appears to be arkansas, where tornadoes and flash flooding turned deadly. it's become a common theme. the country is now averaging more than 200 severe weather reports a da...