j.r.: a rush because another kidney had gotten available for matthew hours after carswell's surgery.d why don't you bring matthew in so he doesn't get jealous and he is going to get a transplant too. >> carswell was still recovering from their transplant and things began moving quickly for matthew. >> i went down to matthew's room and the transport unit was already there so i opened the door and yelled at them. it is happening, get up. j.r.: then this priceless moment. >> i love you. >> i love you too. j.r.: sibling love during one of their toughest times yet. the ucsf doctor telling us that in the nearly 2000 transplants he has performed, has never given two new kidneys to two siblings than a 24 hour period. the kidneys coming from deceased individuals in the bay area and sacramento area who chose to be donors. >> kidney transplant equals freedom. you are changing the fate of at least eight people. with every part that is donated, you are allowing me to go to college. i am able to walk pretty well, i am able to be a kid. j.r.: and dr.ose -- dr. hirose says so far so good. the kids a

j.r.: a rush because another kidney had gotten available for matthew hours after carswell's surgery.ed to the parents and why don't you bring matthew in so he doesn't get jealous and he is going to get a transplant too. >> carswell was still recovering from their transplant and things began moving quickly for matthew. >> i went down to matthew's room and the transport unit was already there so i opened the door and yelled at them. it is happening, get up. j.r.: then this priceless moment. >> i love you. >> i love you too. j.r.: sibling love during one of their toughest times yet. the ucsf doctor telling us that in the nearly 2000 transplants he has performed, has never given two new kidneys to two siblings than a 24 hour period. the kidneys coming from deceased individuals in the bay area and sacramento area who chose to be donors. >> kidney transplant equals freedom. you are changing the fate of at least eight people. with every part that is donated, you are allowing me to go to college. i am able to walk pretty well, i am able to be a kid. j.r.: and dr.ose -- dr. hirose says so far

words is completely different and an unexpected feeling. >> reporter: as fate would have it the day carswell came out of surgery the next call came for matthew as his donated kidney slowly deteriorated for years. within hours both children received an offer for an organ. >> we always knew it would take someone's loss for our gain. we always knew someone would hurt for us to be happy. we never looked at it like where is our organs. we always wondered is our donor living their best life. >> we never pray for anybody's death. >> reporter: this journey is far from over. they know the challenges that come with organ transplants but remain hopeful for full recovery. the family is hoping its story will inspire others to give the gift of life. >> i want to tell them that when we say donors save lives, it's not cheesy. it's not a week sentiment to get more organs. it's real and true. the past two years of my life, i have been on stand by. but now that i have a new kidney, it has really brought an entirely new view on life. it has brought a new life, period. >> reporter: andrea nakano, kpix5. >>> next

. >> this is matthew and carswell, siblings who have a rare genetic condition. of it, both are in dire need of a new kidney until recently. >> we are finishing up dialysis. >> the doctor -- the doctor leans his head in with the phone to his ear and goes " do you want to kidney?" i froze. >> a kidney was now being offered to carswell at benioff children's hospital. >> i get this news. >> as exciting as that news was, it soon got even better for the siblings from antioch. >> i'm half waking up from sleeping. i just hear her say " it's happening, is happening!" i glanced over and said " what?" the gears in my head started turning, and i immediately got a rush. >> a rush because another kidney had become available for matthew hours after carswell's surgery. >> why don't you bring matthew and so he does not get jealous that his sibling got a transplant? he is going to get one too. >> sibling love in one of their most challenging times yet. the doctor tells us in the thousands of transplants he has performed that he has never given 2 new kidney is to 2 siblings in a 2

this is 11-year-old carswell. we met.s who have a rare genetic condition called hyper oxo area. because of that, both in dire need of a new kidney. that was until recently been. >> we are finishing up dialysis and the doctor leans his head and with the phone pressed against his ear. he very casually dropped the hat goes hey, do you want to kidney? i completely froze. >> after two years of diacarswe. >> so i go, what? do you want a kidney? yeah. yeah, i will take it. dad was on the other side of the room. i walk over there and i get this news and i am in disbelief. not really sure what i was feeling. all of the emotions coming all at one time had >> are you in pain, are you all -- are you ok? i've got a kidney offer. i think we had the same look of, oh my god. >> there is definitely like an hour and a half of just celebration. >> is exciting is that news was, it soon got even better for the siblings from antioch. >> while i am half waking up from sleeping and being admitted, i hear her say, it is happening at, it is happen

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the day general de gaulle died we had morning in the library and we had rallies against herald carswell. who was a nominee for the supreme court in 1970 by president nixon. she -- it's not so much that she actively encouraged my interests in an environment that was brass hostile to them. she provided a refuge and, anyway, she -- the lengths to which she would go. we were given iq tests in the ninth grade. god knows why because they kept the results. they didn't share the results. so, she broke into the room where they were kept and rifled the files and found mine and one other person who was in her codery. >> i don't think it's fair for me to ask you what it was given the number on it, but was it high? >> it was 149, which is reasonably high. >> could you be -- >> i have no idea. don't get me started. please, talk about elitists. there's elitism. there's going to be a basis for elitism. iq doesn't make it. >> presidents. the smartest. how about the least prepared? >> remember wilson, john quincy adams. you know, it's no great -- certainly in the academic sense -- >> the least prepared p