amy and tim hoffman's relationship was out of the storybooks. >> we met right after college in our hometown, actually grew up in the same hometown. we got married in 2000. we were dating about three years. >> after the wedding, dreams of some day starting a family. it dnlt go according to plan. after four years of trying, they realized something was wrong. amy went in for a battery of tests including amh. a blood test that can determine roughly how many eggs a woman has left. for amy, the result was shocking. >> the number came back low, which reflected i had a low egg count. >> we are finding that many of these ladies actually have lower ovarian reserve and number of eggs left than anticipated. we are not sure why. we are trying to get more of the young women to get the test done so they would know where they stand as far as being able to have children in the future. >> despite her low test result, amy was able to harvest her own eggs and go through the process of invitro fertilizization. she is thrilled to be the mom of twins. >> it's amazing. >> she said the simple test could spare many

the fbi to deal with it's made up of attorney general edwin meese, former ambassador tim romer and professor bruce hoffmanof it all my guest frank wolf, member of the house appropriations committee. great to see you, congressman. what do you make of this revolution? what should we make of the revelation? >> it's shocking. the 9/11 commission apparently never knew about it. it's hard to believe but may be true. that's why we have a review commission, tim romer was on the original 9/11 commission. he was on the house intel committee. the fact that he knew nothing about it, will he'll be able to look at it from a historical point and hoffman of. it's shocking. >> the mole, source was cultivated in the fbi los angeles office and the mole went on to thwart an attack, help thwart it. what are we to make not only of that but the fact the mole had ties to osama bin laden and knew he was planning the huge attack against the u.s. >> the commission will look at that. they will look at everything surrounding 9/11. what was given, what was not given. what recommendations were made and followed and not successful. what

hoffman of linkedin, out. reid hastings of netflix in. here are the viewer suggestions that we added to the list to round up on the top 100, tim berners-leetern and lynn tilton and bob wright. let me focus on some of those, tim berners-lee was the developer of the world wide web were and without him we'd not be doing the commerce that we had today, of course, berners-lee one of the fathers of the worldwide web. aliko dangote a little known in this country, but he built a fortune on soft commodities like flour and sugar but has moved as well into the cement business and more recently into broadband telecom. and howard stern, we added him because we felt like he changed the face of radio. or maybe the voice of radio and legitimized sirius xm satellite radio when he signed that five-year contract. other media figures on the list include oprah winfrey but then you ask why did some folks fall out, why did herb kelleher not make it and richard branson did? maybe branson touched more different businesses. why does a guy like sam walton genius businessman or boone pickens similarly genius businessman, why did they fall out? well, in those cases w