james allen thomas? name is your middle name. >> timothy james. >> reporter: and a keepsake only a parent would cherish. >> this here i used to give you baths in, believe it or not. both of you almost drowned a couple times. >> reporter: but the old photos bring up hard family feelings for the mother. >> your mom looks kind of glamorous in that photo. >> yes, she does. >> and you do look a lot like your mother. >> every time i look at her, i just get frustrated. >> me too. >> and forgive me for saying that. there is some hatred in me, of which i should never have that, but you are kind of mad, you know? >> reporter: it's a terrible way to remember your mother. but their half brother, jame, and his wife in korea say there's another side to the story. >> my mother-in-law thought that allen had left her and the kids because he met someone while he was in vietnam. >> reporter: so why were the children sent to the u.s.? >> it meant huge success at that time to be going to america. equivalent to paradise. ever

even after all these years, jaem resents allen thomas, the man who once adopted him because he believes allen abandoned them. when you first contacted jaem, he wanted nothing to do with you. >> he said no. >> reporter: joohee goes to visit jame and his wife in person. jame remembers the day his little half brother and sister vanished. >> translator: i came home after school and they were gone. i asked my mother about the somewhere, so i just accepted that. >> reporter: joohee shares some insight about why connie may have given up the twins for adoption. what would it have been like for these children in, growing up in south korea, these g.i. babies? >> impossible for the mothers to raise them because they would've been disowned by their family if they -- >> reporter: if they brought home a mixed-race baby? it was considered that bad. >> it was, yes. >> reporter: still reluctant, jame is finally persuaded by his wife to give permission for the adoption agency to release the records. pam slaton is in the u.s. ready to receive them. >> i woke up. and i could see that i got an e-mail from k

so with that, i'd like to thank john dempsey, charlie allen, randy ford, doug thomas, and the wilson center, and thank you for your good questions and your attendance today. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> securities and exchange commission share mary joe white and consumer financial protection bureau richard cordray on capitol hill tomorrow, with a members of the national stability oversight council, testifying before the house financial services committee about the council's agenda. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. then we're live the national press club for david escorten, talking about the smithsonian's operations and future. >> an gill fillmore was the first first lady to work outside the home, teaching in a private school. she successfully lobbied congress for funs to create the first white house library. maim my eisenhower's hairstyle and pink created fashion specials. jacqueline kennedy was responsible for the creation of the white house historical association, and nancy reagan, as a young actress, saw her name mistakenly on the black hiss of

thomas is here with that story. >> christmas just keeps getting busier and busier for alex cox and allen smith. through their oak love nonprofit, they delivered thousands of gifts to the kids of oakland with the help of motorcycle clubs and church choirs. still, at the heart of what they do is something simple -- love of their hometown. >> merry christmas to you. merry christmas. >> like most kids their age, these students at oakland castle mont primary academy are happy to believe santa and his elves have traveled all the way from the north pole to hand out some much appreciated presents. truth is, though, this is knuckle head santa. >> i'm his cousin's brother. our sister's mother's side. >> and he along with number one elf chaz are really from just down the block. though it did take them a long time to get here. >> 29 years. >> yeah. >> alex cox, on the right, is knuckle head. allen smith is chaz. their friendship began in high school in oakland in the 1980s, playing baseball together. >> we were the two least athletic guys on the team. and we pretty much sat at the end of the bench. >> the

allen throwing down strong. humphrey had 21 for stanford they win. great finish. ucla down 3 and oh, canada. sent into over time. in o t.cal down one. thomasgoes. bear up 2 but the bruins tied 8 seconds left. cal somebody get back on defense. monique billings. ties it up on to second over time. now down one. courtney range the 15 footer. 29. late free throw. pad the lead and 21 rank cal wins a shot out. check out the final double o t. great game. >> good

allen throwing down strong. humphrey had 21 for stanford they win. great finish. ucla down 3 and oh, canada. sent into over time. in o t.cal down one. thomas3 and goes. bear up 2 but the bruins tied 8 seconds left. cal somebody get back on defense. monique billings. ties it up on to second over time. now down one. courtney range the 15 footer. 29. late free throw. pad the lead and 21 rank cal wins a shot out. check out the final double o t. great game. >> good stuff thanks larry. >> 7 news continues now on line twitter facebook and all the mobile device with our 7 news app. >> next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning but hang

allen throwing down strong. humphrey had 21 for stanford they win. great finish. ucla down 3 and oh canada. sent into over time. in o t.cal down one. thomas up 2 but the bruins tied 8 seconds left. cal somebody get back on defense. monique billings. ties it up on to second over time. now down one. courtney range the 15 footer. 29. late free throw. pad the lead and 21 rank cal wins a shot out. check out the final double o t. great game. >> good stuff thanks larry. >> 7 news continues now on line twitter facebook and all the mobile device with our 7 news app. >> next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning but announcer: sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of local foster kids. thank you for helping foster kids. thank you for the school supplies. thank you for the new shoes. thank you, secret santa. and thank you for donating money. announcer: your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a foster parent anyone can help a foster child. thank you. thank you. gracias por su ayuda. [baby coos] thank you. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's the "jimmy kimmel li

so with that, i'd like to thank john dempsey, charlie allen, randy ford, doug thomas, and the wilson center, and thank you for your good questions and your attendance today. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] . . >> after they've had an opportunity to make comments at length, we will get into a broader discussion poir. first is katie katherine, council from global security. her and her husband two of the most thoughtful analysts. you get more -- [laughter] >> it's great to have her here. you might be familiar with a very important book that she coedited. we ask her to talk about the domestic terror threat. obviously that's something on our minds. after her lisa curtis, analyst here at the heritage foundation that covers south asia issues, particularly important piece of the puzzle when we think about what the future of the terrorist threat would be. lisa is a remarkable analysts not just because of abilities but had service on that part of the world. look, it's lisa curtis and some guy with her. [laughter] >> she is without a question well-respected analysts. people ther

allen drivers -- drives and hits the lay-up. the cardinal won 70-60. they have won four of their last five. >>> cal women trailing ucla by one in overtime but not anymore. thomas hoists up the three and gives cal the lead. 10 seconds left, the bruins come right back down the court and get the lay-up from monique billings to tie the game. in double o.t. the bears down by one off the inbounds pass. courtney gives cal the lead back. number 21 bears win a thriller. 108-104. >> not bad. good game. >> we'll be right back. colbert is next. our next newscast is,,,,,,,, scast is tomor >>> thanks for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast, tomorrow morning at 4:30. we'll see you then bright and early. ,, that sound. like nails on aac. t lilien t tthisis (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleashgigivet a pop.p.ugh. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheerin

allen drivers -- drives and hits the lay-up. the cardinal won 70-60. they have won four of their last five. >>> cal women trailing ucla by one in overtime but not anymore. thomasoists up the three and gives cal the lead. 10 seconds left, the bruins come right back down the court and get the lay-up from monique billings to tie the game. in double o.t. the bears down by one off the inbounds pass. courtney gives cal the lead back. number 21 bears win a thriller. 108-104. >> not bad. good game. >> we'll be right back. colbert is next. our next newscast is,,,,,,,, ast is tomorrow >>> thanks for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast, tomorrow morning at 4:30. we'll see you then bright and early. ♪ ♪ >> welcome stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome, everybody! welcome to "the late show." >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much. thanks, everybody. thank you so much. ( cheers and applause )

allen, marcus, provided 12 on 5 of 9 shooting. stanford crushes the big green, 64-50, they're 4-3 on the year. >>> nebraska women gave cal all they could handle. 8 seconds left. thomasee. christina misses on the rebound. they go to overtime. nigua doesn't miss, gets the rebound, she had 29. cal improves to 7-2 with an 87-80 victory. >>> looking for the first win streak of the year at two games if they can beat the browns tomorrow in cheefltd, a homecoming for phil dawson who spent his first 14 years in the league in cleveland. he owns almost every kicking record in franchise history. texas native not only committed to cleveland as a player, lived there full-time and raised his family. huge in the community, fans wore his number 4 jersey to the game. >> if you were to ask me what a true homecoming week is it's one full of reminiscing and remembering and talking about the good old days. i don't have that luxury this week. i have a job to do. i have to focus in on what i need to do to help my team win a game. i'm really not approaching this week as a homecoming week. there will be a time for all that, probably when i'm not playing on a sunday. i look forward to that we

allen thomas' lost children coming to live in the same country as their father, if only he had known. >> reporter: here she is, the twin allen named sandra now called susan, all grown up. the little girl in all those pictures all those years ago, missing from her father's life for decades.

. >> reporter: after 40 years and many months of investigation, the story of what happened to allen thomas' twins, last seen in korea, can finally be told. in may of 1976, a plane from seoul, south korea, arrives at new york's kennedy airport. aboard are two korean children,

james allen thomas? >> but your first name is your

james allen thomas? >> but your first name is your middle name. >> timothy james. >> reporter: and a keepsake only a parent would cherish. >> this here i used to give you