Forced to Deliver a Baby
BALDWIN: Welcome back here to Cleveland. I'm Brooke Baldwin with continuing special coverage here as more details from this house of horrors, that house of horrors, emerge. We're learning that one of the women, Michelle Knight, delivered Amanda Berry's daughter in some kind of plastic kiddie pool, and at one point in time, this little baby stopped breathing. No doctor, no medical personnel there. CNN's senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen joins me now. Elizabeth, how does someone with zero experience delivering a baby pull it off?</s>ELIZABETH COHEN, CNN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: I know. Really in modern times, right, that sounds like how in the world did she do that. We forget sometimes that women delivered each other's babies for a very long time before doctors and midwives came along, and if it's a pretty easy birth, it's really not such a big problem. Not something you'd ever want, but not necessarily such a big problem. As for the not breathing, doctors tell me that is actually relatively, you know, common. That actually happens with some frequency, and if you pick up the baby, sometimes that jostles them into breathing. We heard that what Michelle Knight did, according to the police report, she put her mouth over the baby's mouth and breathed into the baby's mouth, which was so incredibly smart. Doctors are telling me that was such a smart thing to do. In a hospital, we'd put a mask over the baby if we needed to. She did what she could do in that situation. It was the next best thing.</s>BALDWIN: And all of this under this duress from this monster, apparently, according to police, telling Michelle Knight, if this little baby doesn't live, you won't live either. It's stunning and it's amazing that this young woman is now alive and the 6 year old is apparently A-OK, according to police. Elizabeth Cohen, thank you.</s>COHEN: Thanks.</s>BALDWIN: We will take you back to here our special coverage in just a moment, but after weeks of debate and also outrage, we are finally learning what has happened to the body of the Boston bombing suspect. It comes as lawmakers are grilling investigators on possible red flags that were missed. Back in 90 seconds.