onis now has a big, beautiful smile. what a change. what a miracle it is to see this child's life transformed. there's no limit to his potential now. >> i don't think anyone in our country wants to see a kid go without a life. and to know that in 45 minutes to an hour, they can make a change in that life -- they can speak, they can eat, they can go to school like their own children -- i think, wow, that's the greatest thing that could ever happen to you. >> your heart has to feel it first, and then you can say to yourself, "what if i just gave up lunch tomorrow and gave those dollars to some kid who didn't have a chance at life?" then you become as important a part of this team as i am or any other surgeon. because of you, we've been able to change the life of some child somewhere who may never know your name but will never forget your kindness. >> announcer: every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft. 1 in 10 will die before their first birthday. those who survive struggle to eat and speak. they're bullied, hidden away, destine

onis now has a big, beautiful smile. what a change. what a miracle it is to see this child's life transformed. there's no limit to his potential now. >> kathy magee: i don't think anyone, in our country, wants to see a kid go without a life and to know that in 45 minutes to an hour, they can make a change in that life, they can speak, they can eat, they can go to school like their own children. i think, wow, that's the greatest thing that can ever happen to you. >> dr. bill magee: your heart has to feel it first and then you can say to yourself, what if i just gave up lunch tomorrow and gave those dollars to some kid who didn't have a chance at life? then you become as important a part of this team as i am or any other surgeon. because of you, we've been able to change the life of some child somewhere, who may never know your name but will never forget your kindness. >> announcer: they're ridiculed, rejected, sometimes even hidden away. every year, over 200,000 children around the world are born with cleft lip or cleft palate into fami

onis now has a big, beautiful smile. what a change. what a miracle it is to see this child's life transformed. there's no limit to his potential now. >> kathy magee: i don't think anyone, in our country, wants to see a kid go without a life and to know that in 45 minutes to an hour, they can make a change in that life, they can speak, they can eat, they can go to school like their own children. i think, wow, that's the greatest thing that can ever happen to you. >> dr. bill magee: your heart has to feel it first and then you can say to yourself, what if i just gave up lunch tomorrow and gave those dollars to some kid who didn't have a chance at life? then you become as important a part of this team as i am or any other surgeon. because of you, we've been able to change the life of some child somewhere, who may never know your name but will never forget your kindness. >> announcer: they're ridiculed, rejected, sometimes even hidden away. every year, over 200,000 children around the world are born with cleft lip or cleft palate into fami

onis t sto of 18-year-old japanese girl studyi for her uversy entrance exams. the winners of the tokyo international film festival will be announced on friday of next week. and the final day of the event. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. .. ♪ >>> our theme today is cutting. many japanese designs are born from the act of cutting. this is edible design that focuses on seasonality. the act of cutting is honed into an art of light and lines.

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