dr. hartman says the biggest challenge will be splitting the girl's liver. risk for hemorrhaging is high, but angelina and angelica are in good hands. he's performed more separation surgeries than any doctor in the nation. his latest was in 2007 at packard. hartman and his team successfully celebrated the twins. four years later the girls are doing well and enjoying their independence. the sabuco twins hope to have the same happy ending. their mother hopes once they're separated they can lead more normal lives and for once get a break from each other when they argue, but she knows surgery will never break their bond. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> next, a burger for breakfast lunch and dinner. it certainly packs eno rica lo escalories. we'll see wt. san francisco diners are fishing up. dinner? candles? i wanted it to be special. oh, what's this? it's progresso's new loaded potato with bacon. mmm, it's good. honey, i love you and... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. yeah but honey, i love you and... is that what i think it i

dr. hartman has plenty of experience. he has performed five separation surgeries, more than any other surgeon in the nation. his latest was in 2007 at packard. hartman and his team successfully separated conjoined twins. he says they're doing well and enjoying their independence. >> oh, get more. >> reporter: independence angelina and angelique hope they too will soon face. they practiced what each member of the team must do in the operating room. if all goes well, the twins are expected to be back home by the end of november. and raj, this year the girls can sit across from each other at the thanksgiving table. >> that will be very nice. thank you. what a remarkable team of doctors over at lucille packard. >>> too often we have sad news to report on missing children cases. tonight a happy ending. an 8-year-old autistic boy lost for six boys was found alive this afternoon in virginia. a search party found robert wood jr. near a park where he disappeared on a family outing. this was sunday. dozens of volunteers have been se

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dr. heidi hartman, president of the washington's institute of women's research founded in 1987.'s research professor at the george washington university, and thank you for being with us today. >> good morning, mr. chairman. it's a pleasure to be here -- >> talk close closer to the mike please. >> i have to turn it on. thank you. it's a pleasure to be here, and i thank you for the opportunity to testify. in addition, as you said to being president for the policy research, i'm a labor economist with a ph.d. from yale university. i wanted to share recent research and acknowledge the support of the ford foundation, the rockefeller foundation, and the andy casey foundation in supporting our work. briefly, our studies show seniors were hit hard by the recession. their income from assets and pensions fell, and they are making up for that by working more. fortunately, social security is there for them making up a larger share of their income. at the same time that other sources declined. among all the age groups, only the elderly did not see an increase in poverty during the recession,