let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quiterney. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward. i th

chloe had to undergo a great deal of treatment. right now chloe is doing well.he's a vibrant young girl. >> she's been off of therapy now for six months. she's actually doing great. she doesn't have any evidence of a tumor whatsoever. i told the father, the only thing i ever want is to be able to go to her wedding one day. he told me a couple of weeks ago he was planning to have me walk her. >> that's huge. the dad's role in the wedding, the main reason this story is out there, to really show what the doctors are like at the arnold palmer hospital for children. >> you're right. you never get to see that. when you're in that situation, you're so focused on the patient, you forget the doctors are human beings as well. >> when that dad gives me a call and tells me to walk chloe down the aisle, i'll probably retire after that, because i don't think there could be a greater sense of fulfillment after that. >>> this video is entitled adventures of a dominican. the reason he's in finland, for his birthday several friends pitched in. to give back while he was in finland

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. >> this this zack, this is my sister chloe.n sheet cake with buttercream frosting and topped off with cute animals. >> we have the animals and we also have real leaves, cinnamon sticks and it gives it a natural feel. >> and all of this has got to me how great let's start cooking. this looks like that it is done. they're not old enough to vote for the bay are already cooking up a storm warning appreciation from the food around the world. >> we want to say good morning to jacqueline, a chloe and the sac zack-this stat because of a food or culture? >> we started to this because of our love of food. and we decided that we wanted other kids to experience of the great pleasures of cocain >> pleasures of cooking >> we all kind of pitch and but i like it to to the finishing touches. >> your 12 years old you are going a swell job. >> what part do you do? >> i like to do a little bit of imagination. nutella ! >> tell us about the yule log history. it is from the 17th century, the police and outlawed the use of a fire places because of th

chloe? >> hi.nk we are kidding ourselves if we didn't talk about the giant elephant in the room. the right has a problem with ambitious black women. >> unless they are named condoleezza rice. >> she's a phenomenal woman. she wheeled autothe comment i just made. she's the exception, not the rule. if you look at larger patterns, if you think what happened if john kerry went on "meet the press" and said what susan rice said, he wouldn't be disquali disqualified for the position. >> i don't think it's just black women. i think the gop does not look upon women in general, even in their own party in favorable terms. let's think a couple weeks ago. chairman ships for the new congress. not one chairmanship went to a woman. then they bowed to pressure and named candace miller to the administrative committee, which is the clerical committee. >> the housewife. >> when i'm breaking down what happened with susan rice, i think it was personal. i think it was john mccain. i think it was impersonal. don't take it

. >> the little girls are named alexis and chloe and dad is john. we actually spoke to dad.his is a little tune he came up with on his guitar. look at this, he played this tune for them in utero. he would play this song and it would calm them while they were in mom's tummy. >> it really is their song. >> yeah. >> i do like how the one on the right gets distracted and her sister goes, come on, dad's playing the song. can't stop dancing. their reaction, though, they recognize the song in the moment. just to think about, did they really remember it from being in utero to this? that's amazing. ♪ >>> a pro kayaker flies off the edge. >> oh! >> i was not expecting that. >> hurt my stomach. >> see how it's done on the "rtm" countdown. >>> and hikers spot a long, dark shaft with a furry surprise. that is a koala! >> find out why it took more than o >>> welcome back to the "rtm" top ten countdown. we've got six more videos to go, and at number six, a strange strip tease. >> we all know it's a nice gesture to offer your seat to a lady on public transportation, on the subway or a bus.

♪ ♪ >> chloe and alexis are here with us again and their parents, john and ashley.er learn our lesson. we will try it again at some point. first, since when talked in august, your video went from 1 million hits to 14 million hits. what's it like to have these famous babies? >> pretty amazing. you really don't think something like that will go worldwide. >> i look at alexis here, she hears her father and starting to dance a little bit. have the babies changed at all? exhibiting any diva-like behavior? >> they dance all the time, i mean, just watching tv as the song comes on tv, they just start rocking out. yeah. >> one of the things that's so cute and people just love, the way they look at each other right before they start dancing. do they still have that bond or still seem that close? >> yeah. absolutely. it's not as common for them to give that look. it's really random when they do that now, but they've still got this connection obviously a twin has. >> do you still play the guitar to them a lot? >> yeah. everyday i play songs for them. it's like they almost want

i want to send out a shout-out to my wonderful supportive husband gregory and beautiful daughter chloe be home for christmas, honey. >> here's your first look at other news going on around america. we begin with breaking news on a bank robbing duo's chicago prison break. one of them was caught thursday night. connolly is still being hunted. >>> a dramatic rescue saved three people from burning inside a fiery wreck. two florida officers and a good samaritan sprung into action after a collision caused a car to burst into flames. the shattered the windows and pulled each of the occupants safely from the vehicle. >>> to alabama where downed trees destroyed homes and scattered debris after an ef-1 tornado touched down in mobile. it left devastating damage at businesses like this mercedes dealership where several cars were destroyed. >>> a former tennessee marine is risking criminal charges to protect his children from violence. the honorably discharged serviceman is wearing his uniform while standing guard. for now he is ignoring the order and continues to wear his military uniform. >>> and

. >> 'chloe was in the hospital for two weeks, luke for three" >> she and her babies got listeria poisoningm meat she ate while pregnant. the centers for disease control says contaminated food sickens about 48 million people a year, 3000 people die, so the fda and the usda's food safety and inspection service are charged with protecting the food supply. an 8-point-2 percent budget cut translates to a combined $157 million dollars. there's no word exactly what cuts would mean to inspector staffing "both fda and usda are already stretched pretty thin when it comes to the inspection activities and the food safety work they do.they really need increased resources and not fewer resources." >> "agencies always say they're stretched". >> dean clancy is with freedomworks an organization that promotes smaller government, and he says the cuts leave nothing to fear. >> "arguing that getting spending under control endangers public health and safety is a really irresponsible scare tactic. especially when you realize that these aren't real cuts, these are reductions from anticipated increases in spending

- this is sort of where the origins of the story come from and you were asking about that earlier, chloe. one of the things i've been interested in in the last 10 years of my writing is how different communities interact with other communities, when they rub up against each other, just because that's so much of what being an american is this day and age. you know, as i would hear people telling stories about san francisco's japan town, i began to come across this whole theme of during the internment camps japanese americans were interned. in this vacuum in japan town, there was the fillmore district with african americans and a variety of other people and they moved into the community. and then japanese americans get out of camp and they come back to their neighborhood that has been populated and made into a different life and different world and what happens when those two communities overlap and intersect? whose place is it, whose home is it? who is an american? how do we sort of coexist in this post war period where the people from that community are by and large marginalized, yet you

kim's sister chloe and kourtney took to twitter, while mom simply tweeted oh baby baby baby.r gushed over the future father of her soon to be grandchild. >> he's a great guy. he's really a great guy, and i think they're well suited for each other. they definitely are happy. >> the rapper and reality start went public with their romance in march, quickly becomes one of the hollywood's most high-parol file couple. >> that's a not so subtle reference to the sex tape that helped rocket kardashian to fame, but since then, she has reached superstar heights. millions tune in every week to see her family's exploits on "keeping up with the kardashians" and it's various spin-offs. and her 2011 wedding to nba star kris humphries became a multinight event on the e channel. west wrote about that in another song. ♪ i fell in love with kim ♪ around the same time she fell in love with hem ♪ ♪ >>> the divorce proceedings have dragged on for more than a year. since linking up, kim-ye is rarely seen apart. >>> more than two months after the premier here, the latest movie is shaking, not stirrin

meet chloe and lindsay. armed with their cell phones, they aim to save as much cash as they can.ha, is hunting old-school, with the weekly mailer. if you get the biggest percentage off using the smartphone, and you beat your mom, using her coupons, you win the challenge. are you up for it? >> totally. >> okay. >> i love this. and i want it. i'm going to try it on. >> reporter: our first tip, install the app for your favorite stores. many offer discount codes and coup coupons. >> i like that. >> let's find out where it was. >> reporter: chloe spotted 20% off your entire purchase. but heads up, teens, that doesn't always transition into the stores. >> 12% off, that's only for online? >> that's only for online. >> reporter: okay. got it. but brand-specific apps aren't the only game in town. deal-ing a deal-aggragatin apps. mom hit it big with her sale. >> this one was about 50% off. this one was 60% off. 70%. >> reporter: at last, we arrive at target. i'm changing the game. >> okay. >> reporter: the target app has a map in it. so, i'm going to give you one thing you have to find. an

. >> chloe was in the hospital from two weeks, luke for three. >> contaminated food sickens about 48illion people a year. so the fda foot safety and administration service -- the budget cut translates to a combined $157 million. there's no word exactly what cuts would mean to expecter staffing. >> they're already stretched then when it comes to the inspection activities, they really need increased resources, and not fewers. >> agencies always say they're stretched. >> dean clancy is with freedom works, and says there is nothing to fear. >> dangerous public health and safety is an irresponsible scare tactic, especially when you realize these are not real cuts, these are reductions from anticipated increases in spending. >> to cut the budget for the agencies will significantly impact them today and tomorrow. >> you made that one, didn't you? >> tressa bennett and your kids are now healthy and food safety advocat advocates. >> they say nobody should fear what they eat. >> a company that tracks recalls says there were 414 last quarter, the highest level in the last two years. most of the

i'm like chloe! her name is jen. i can't find ivan.u've ever seen these before. she had like what i call divorce eyes. [ laughter ] i've never seen that before. like before that point, i thought we were going to be married forever. and now i'm like oh, there's a trigger for this to end. and then we found ivan. we sprinted around. we found him. he was in the basement. it was a wild week because there were mice in the house. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> and they were parasitic mice. >> jimmy: what? >> we looked it up online. they have parasites, which means they're unafraid of people or cats. and so we knew this because they were unafraid of us. in other words, like one day, my wife and i were watching tv and she looked next to her and there was a mouse sitting next to her. and it wasn't running away. like it was just like stewart little, like hey, i like this show. like we should watch "idol." felt like we were roommates. and then she shrieks like ladies do at a mouse like in cartoons. then the mouse just walked away. he was like all right.

the map reveals names and addresses of people with permits but does not dis chloe if they have a gun.was requested by three counties but putnam county is working on gathering data. newspaper in a statement to fox foxnews.com explained the reason for publishing the information, the massacre in newtown remains top of mind for many readers and conversation on our opinion pages and web has been focused on gun control. readers are interested to know about guns in their community. >> david lee, this isn't the first time the paper did something like this. >> no, it's not. the newspaper published similar information about gun permits in 2006 but they said the reaction this time was much greater. that was due they said to the popularity of social media. this paper is owned by gannet and struggling economically. the journal news let newspaper eliminated staff. the article published this week provided an interesting footnote about the author. the paper said he owns a smith and wesson .357 magnum. >> david lee miller life in new york city. >>> andrew jones arrested on domestic violence charges af

. >> chloe was in the hospital for two weeks and luke for three. >> they got listeria poisoning frome pregnant. they same it sickened 48 million people a year, 3,000 die. the fda and the usd a's food safety and inspection sfgs are charged with protecting the food supply. an 8.2% budget cut translating to a combined $157 million. there's no word what cuts mean to inspector staffing. >> both fda and usda are stretched thin when it comes to the inspection activities and the food safety work they do. they need increased resources and not fewer resources. >> agencies always say they're stretched. >> dean clancy is with freedom works, an organization that promotes smaller government. he says it leaving nothing to fear. >> arguing to get spending under control endangers public health and safety is a really irresponsible scare tactic, especially when you realize these en't real cuts. these are reductions from anticipated increases in spending. >> cut the budget for the work these agencies do it will significantly impact them today and tomorrow. >> you made that one, didn't you? >> tressa and

heard from chloe up in clearlake, 40 up there. i know there's low to mid-30s. 67 kentfield, 67. they were 70 yesterday. tying a record high going back to 1934, 1936. walnut creek, 64. brentwood only 61. downtown oakland, 70. there could be a few more record highs. alameda beautiful 66. 70 in santa cruz. milpitas went 70. cupertino, same for redwood city, mid-60s on the coast, including d.c. sun, then clouds increase on tuesday. a cold rain arrives on wednesday morning and then the cold air says i think i will hang around a while. mainly cold nights and warnings and more rain arrives by the weekend. >>> 7:10. safety experts say a warning system is helping with dangerous tulle fog. this is back in 2008 in the fog. it's the sort of accident, the new warning system installed two years ago is designed to prevent. the fog triggers an automatic system of electronic message signs to warn drivers. caltrans says it seems to be working. december and january are typically the worst for actualley fog -- tule fog. >>> all right. 7:12. more trouble for apple. why the silicon valley giant is be

although chloe up in clearlake says not much yet. also into mendocino county. no wind advisories.as long as this low is heading our in -- as long as this low is heading in our direction. nothing too heavy unless you are up towards mendocino county and lake county. it could be steady, moderate to heavy. russian river will start to get some rain here. mid-60s to the south. cloudy, rain to the north and spreading south into wednesday. we'll kick it out of here. looks good. thursday and friday, dry pattern with your weekend always in view. looks dry but cooler and breezy, especially sunday into monday. 8:37 we could learn more about a horrifying case about an autistic girl missing. staff members followed her for several blocks to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where they lost site of her. she was found two days later on a muni bus. family members say she was badly beaten and sexually assaulted. police will only say that an arrest has been made. >> if he is the one that committed the crime, i just am gonna do everything i can to make sure that this man spends the rest of his life in pr

nice picture from chloe up in clear county showing cloudy skies, looks like precipitation trying to turni doubt much of this if anything is reaching the ground. this is a lot of cloud cover and not much rain. so that is the best opportunity for any rain. that won't be very much. this system continues to work its way parallel to the coast so there is a greater opportunity for -- maybe a little rain. we had clear skies for a while so that cold air -- probably going to warm up. a little southeast wind for some and that can be a cold pattern though i know it's not that cold. this is not a system for snow in the searchy. maybe next week. maybe next week. they will be in the 40s, 44, 45 degrees. our system right there, watch how it -- back here and as it goes down the coast it stretches it out. our cloud and rain forecast takes the rain and sends it down south and that's weak. we are okay tonight and then tomorrow start to see increasing clouds, all of the systems looks good. then it gets closer and they start to weaken. maybe a little stronger system on sunday. a lot of clouds, cool, cold, we

and -- chloe reporting that. the system looks good. there's not enough support. cold lows, chilly, chilly temperatures here. the pattern is changing. i think january is going to be pretty quiet here. there's nothing out there that says rain, rain, rain. sun, then clouds. cold morning, chilly afternoon highs. i mean, it won't take long to -- upper 40s to the low 50s at best and then tonight they will drop off fast under clearing skies. you are good to go. bunding you. it will be cold -- bundle up. mostly sunny tomorrow. maybe a little breezy. it looks quiet. wednesday, could be some higher clouds coming in late thursday, friday. but overall, i think things are on the rain as far as rain goes and a very quiet pattern. >>> the body of that gunman blamed for the newtown, connecticut school shooting has been claimed for burial. receipt maynes were claimed several day dash the remains were claim -- several days ago. the remains were claimed several days ago by according to authorities, his father. >>> president obama pledged full efforts to back legislation aimed at pr

chloe up in clearlake, fog, fog, fog. kind of drizzlingy and misty -- drizzly and misty. story tonight into torm. you need wind to scour -- into tomorrow. you need some wind to scour that out. there are parts of mendocino county 2 to 3 inches. run raver, about 2 to 3 inches. this system said i'm not going quietly. it will be with us -- i think the morning here starting to let up in the afternoon. it will be a cloudy, kind of rainy, some of it is drizzle and heavier rain. but again, by tonight, it won't be rain -- it won't be rain. it will be fog. we're sitting in 60 degrees now. 1or 2 degrees warmer won't make much different. the good news, it looks like a northwest wind will kick in. that will give us sunshine. it will be cooler and breezy. it will be dry into early next week. >>> all right. >>> well, our time is now:40. a driver really -- our time is now 8:40. a driver made a wrong turn here. >>> and why b.a.r.t. is spending millions of dollars to relocate birds. >>> a woman shot to death while riding her bike along this street in berkeley overnight. what police are say

. >> chloe was in the hospital for two weeks, luke for three. >> reporter: the centers for disease control sickens about 48 million people a year, 3,000 people die. so the fda and the usda's food safety and inspection service are charged with protecting the food supply. an 8.2% budget cut translates to a combined $157 million. there is no word exactly what cuts would mean to inspector staffing. >> they both are stretched thin when it comes to the inspection activities and the food safety work they do. they really need an increased resources and not fewer resources. >> agencies always say they're stretched. >> reporter: dean clancy is with freedom works, an organization that promotes smaller government and he says the cuts leave nothing to fear. >> getting spending under control endangers public health and safety is a really irresponsible scare tactic. especially when you realize these aren't real cuts, these are reductions from anticipated increases in spending. >> cut the budget for the work that the agencies do, it is going to significantly impact them today it going to significantly imp

>> this is little chloe. this is a 5-year-old poodle mix. she came to us from another shelter.nd from a grooming mishap. she had to have a few staples. she's looking for a home for the holidays. >> she is ready to go. >> talk to me about the holidays. peep might be getting new dogs. the holidays are time for a house broken pet to have a couple accidents. >> we're all running around. everyone's schedule is off. sometimes dogs get confused with that. >> starting off, the cage. >> it is really great especially if you're having friends, family over. when it comes to house breaking dogs do not want to go to the bathroom where they can sleep. >> very good to know. people might think it's cruel to put a dog in a crate. dogs find comfort in a close space. >> they think of it as their home. it's their own escape. if they need a few minutes on their own or, again, if you're having a dinner party. they have a place to go. >> think of the size of a dog. this is a fairly dean space. >> some people live in much smaller apartments. >> what other items are good? >> treats are wonderful. lot of

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