great job, loughlin.y, guys. >> i can't really talk. >> i know that you said that your children had to stay in school. >> they're in school today. >> your twins, isabella -- >> and sophia. >> sorry you're chewing. >> they wanted to be here today. they got a little message for you. >> aw, don't make me cry. >> hi, dad. we wish we could be there for bring your kid to work day. >> but as you can see, we're busy rehearsing for our musical, "james and the giant peach." we can't wait for you to come and see it. i was wondering, when did you know you wanted to become a news anchor? >> who inspired you to work on broadcast television? >> wow. is that a question for me or everybody? >> for you, daddy. >> me? news anchor, i don't know. i think it just kind of happens, kids. >> not for all of us. >> but you know, i think for me being an athlete here in new york and having so much exposure to it, you kind of -- i kind of gravitated to it, so it's kind of a natural progression. from the football field to the broadcast

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