she met charles le guin on her way there and they were married shortly thereafter. the pair returned to the united states and ultimately settled in oregon in the late 1950's when her husband took a job at portland state university. she focused on the couple's three children and on her writing, returning to science fiction with cannon's world in 1966. two years later she published a wizard of earth, sea, the first in a series of a highly acclaimed fantasy novels that have remained in print to the delight of millions. i can't imagine it's an easy feat for any author to create a universe that sticks in the minds for generations. mrs. le guin joined the elite group of first writerses like c. s. lewis who have done just that. she used her writing to push back against injustices and social constraints. she wrote about environmental destruction, about feminism, gender inequality, about racism, and about war and peace. she wrote about women protagonists and about non-white heroes when they were even less commonly highlighted than they are today. she wrote about multidimensi

. >> i know: >>> one chicago area high school is truly >> sophomores hold a guinness world record forg the most twins at one class at one school >> how the large group of multiples came together to make history. >> thank you so much for making history happen for me. >> rosy and friends bask in the spotlight. these stars born 15 years ago in sets of two and three revel in this moment of fame >> i've never been a part of something like this. it's actually like be part of it and like this is like me being famous. famous in the future, so i was so happy. i'm happy. >> reporter: along with her to twin sister maria, this duo is among 44 sets of twins and one set of triplets in the sophomore class, three sets are identical. most are girls and at least some think they have a built in best friend >> we're bestys. >> reporter: nearly one in ten kids in this sophomore class is a multiple. that's about three times the national average for twins >> we saw something about twins and we said we can beat this >> luke and ryan realized the potential while browsing guinness books their mom discovered co

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. >>> i just ran into a friend of mine, rick smith jr., happens to be the guinness book of world record holder for card throwing in eight category. >> rick smith can throw the cards90 to 93 miles per hour. >> like a pitch in baseball. >> chris decided to have his boy, brace yourself, throw the cards at his body. >> at his body? >> yes. he wants to see if a playing card thrown at 90 miles per hour can draw blood. >> of course it can. >> first they start with styrofoam. look at your fingers. >> dude, i would not do this. >> look how close he gets. >> ugh! >> he's checking to see if he has his fingers. >> let's see what will happen. already. cover your nips. oh! >> i'd say that hurt. >> this is like a fraternity initiation, right? look closely, people. that's a big old welt. >> that was good. i think you can do better than >> oh! >> whoa! you want better, you got it. >> throw a small shot. >> bring it on. >> this is a nipple shot. >> do they actually want to lodge a card in their body? >> let's go over to the plastic playing cards. >> turn around. turn around. >> my back? yes, in the back.

. >> and then monday industry night so bartenders are off, we are hosting the first annual delco guinnessperfect power competition, it is a competition among bartenders to pour the perfect pint of the guinness. >> you have two bartenders here, with you. they went out to get a cigarette break. marty mcgee's in delco, one of the great businesses we are highlighting here today. we are coming to you live from the empire diner all morning long, and, stop by, wait until you see the groups we have coming in all morning long all the way up until 10:00 o'clock breakfast is served, you guys, ready to eat, put down your guitar and your little pics and let's go, back to you in the studio. >> great time, thank you, bob. >>> 4:19. today marks 25 years since the 1993 bombing at the world trade center, ceremony will be old the site to remember the six people killed in more than 1,000 others who were hurt during that attack. ceremony will begin at a moment of silence a the 12:18 this afternoon when the bomb exploded. >>> meanwhile in orlando survivors of the pulse nightclub shooting will soon have a place

. ♪ adopting its design of a white cross on a red background in 1625, what country holds the guinness record for the oldest continuously used national flag? >> i mean, it's--to me, it's a, but, uh, brazil... greece has a very distinct flag. it's not ireland. i feel good about that. i'm gonna say--i'm gonna say a, final answer. >> that's $10,000. >> all right! >> $10,000. >> nice. all right. >> you're at $10,000. you have all your lifelines. you're in great shape, and a chance to double your money. $20,000 is what this is worth. ♪ in 2016, amanda nunes made news by doing what in 48 seconds? >> oh, no. okay, this might be the first lifeline. >> okay, you have all three available. >> um...i think i'm gonna "ask the audience." >> final? >> final. >> all right, guys, for $20,000, rob needs some help. if you would, pick up those keypads. enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, hopefully the audience can make this nice and easy for you. 82% say it's d, defeating ronda rousey. >> that's--that's pretty certain. [laughter] >> i should say, 1% said "texting the declaration of indep

. >> they just set a guinness world record with 44 sets of twins in one high school class. >> it's nostrength record, it's no academic record. >> it's more luck. >> it's exciting because it's every kid's dream to be in the guinness book of world record. >> that's just two of the 88 twins in the sophomore clash. not to mention one set of triplets as well, about 10% of the class is made up of twins. three times the average rate. and it shatters their old record of 24 sets of twins. you can see the whole story doing double take later on "today." >>> i wonder if there's a record for triplets. >> i don't want to set it. i've done enough already i think to contribute. >> right now before you head out the door we want to get a check what's going on weather wise. another warm day. >> it's going to be warm, but let's get used to cooler temperatures because that's on the way, too. it's not supposed to be this warm. as we get a look at what it feels like now as you get ready to head out the door it's mostly in the low 40s, although we have had low 50s for san francisco, oakland and also in san j

moment typical but i think it's going to get in much to keep in mind we know what a few not whip guinness to print is. i think that's what i finish and i would sit on. this pedestal we had no we could just be got bored to novelty in the think when there's me. in the humility. and used to be no. were not paid a few i don't know nor for all of us can do in the. choir no matter. who now is only one with not only those with me he's taken up only getting out of all this he needs more nobody else just keep adding more very elaborately because you're menial i could be honest not cause i'm brilliant i'm political a little bit. look at stuff as you know is written in the. about how to stay focused on a proposed mosque a few minister buses because when i select the largest island moment that is in the middle of it dana newman out there in that bed oh yes a lot of us face if you know yes i'm from data as a difficult but i'm a them in that i don't know if he has put a lot of my will into it by now but i thought up a little time on there are particular questions with the alchemy this panel that wasn't

crowds, imagine trying to tell everyone apart at one school just outside chicago which just set the guinnessne academy year. 44 sets of twins and a set of triplets in the sophomore class at new trier class in winnetka. unbelievable. >>> w we come back ting here tonight. vo: gopi has built her business with her own two hands. eachin the same way... a messy, sloppy, splattery way. but now she's found a way to keep her receipts tidy even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pr coricidin hbp. touch is how we communicate with those we love but when your psoriasis is bad does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with modera

i need guinness. the united nations security council has postponed until saturday a decision on whether to call for a cease fire in syria hundreds of people have been killed in recent days in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta including many children russia had earlier blocked a resolution on a thirty day humanitarian cease fire now russia says it will agree but with conditions. u.s. president donald trump says the armed officer assigned to protect the school hit by last week's mass shooting in florida was.

level of confidence that i'd actually be in the least considering how well we are being in this way guinness book or lamb however just like one of the speaker said we can't completely declare that we have defeated all coroner on to certain metrics are actually being been checked ticked off and that is where did destroy us actually swindles or or ate it up that are different levels so so far people are treated that if we celebrate christmas new year's sila with our bomb blast and all of that but when you have large scale of of of possible abduction make in the case of this issue their doctrine of the policewomen some of this attacks that we still see it was to question the effectiveness of our counterinsurgency war i when that question comes into cle is when we have that disparity in terms of the never will of course that people have for the government and of course the trust level at a consistent base is actually quite important for the counterinsurgency effort especially in terms of looking tele demagoguing opposition in the local level. that is going to be tended local level and the govern

>> a british snowboarder broke his own guinness speed record by hitting an average top speed of 92.99 hour while being towed by a maserati across a frozen lake. >> jamie barrow hit a top speed of 151 miles an hour. that's impressive but also impressive how well the maserati handles on the ice and snow there. >> yeah, really good snow tires. is it cheating though if you're getting towed? >> no, no, no, he's still hanging on there. >> well keep on. >> more news after this. mom'#stuffynosecold #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. a shift without a disaster. to get through my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. #1 trusted. #1 awarded it's got to be tide. and for a plant-based clean, try tide purclean if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things

guinness said he did 95%. he swallowed the whole thing. myself as best in this amazing world in this particular record and field. >> and he enjoyed it. >> and holds the title for most grapes eaten in a minute. and the most oranges peeled in three minutes. >> he'll keep those records i think. >>> here's our new workout. this is a fitness nut. she's found a new way to do bicep curls with wine. >> i like that. >> every drop. >> we get some wine, please. >> polka. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac and the good night sleep you lack, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ on banjo and accordion, the folks love every note ♪ ♪ but when we sing it sounds like there's a frog struck in your throat ♪ ♪ sing it loud and sing it big ♪ every an core and pig do your polka ♪ ♪ the swedish chef and beaker too, they do the world news polka ♪ ♪ get a flavor for the don to do the world news polka ♪ ♪ next time bring miss piggy because i hear she's quite a ham ♪ don't tell her tell them that

didn't do it it's got to be tide >>> it is time now for the mix and we're going to start with a new guinnessecord. a gentleman in mumbai has set the record for drinking a bottle of ketchup and gulp, gulp he drinks the entire bottle in 23.27 seconds. he went and swallowed the whole thing. he said i'm doing this to prove myself as best enthis amazing world in this particular record and field. >> and he enjoyed it. >> and holds the title for most grapes eaten in a minute. >> he'll keep those records i think. >>> here's our new workout. fitness buff von, who's found a waw to do her bicep curls. wine. >> we get some wine, please. ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac and the world news lack, the world news polka ♪ ♪ when we sing it sounds like there's a frog stuck in our throats ♪ sing it loud, sing it big every anchor and pig do your polka ♪ ♪ the swedish chef and beaker too, they do the world news polka ♪ ♪ get a flavor for the don to do the "world news now" polka ♪ ♪ next time bring miss piggy i hear she's quite a

breaking a guinness world record here, going an average top speed of 92 miles per hour.ea maserati no less. >> that's not fair. >> he required a second run but his slightly slower speed brought the top down to and >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump says he wants to take action after the florida school massacre, possibly banning bump stocks. this as he reprepares to meet with victims and survivors of mass shootings. >>> with millions braesing for snow, freezing rain and some flooding. as a warm blast in the east is a welcome change for many folks. >>> and new developments in a mystery at sea. >> newlyweds when the wife disappeared. now the husband charged with her murder. >>> and a fashion first, her majesty queen elizabeth sat front row with anna wintor. but she's in trouble with a fashion faux pas of her own. they say fashion favs, but it's forever. >> who says that? >>> there are new things that anna wintor was a dame. hello, dame. >>> students arriving overnight in the state capitol. >> about a thousand students from stoneman douglas high were cheer

the guinness record was on hand to certify it is the world's longest. >> it's 93 miles per hour for theest of us. >> i don't think i could do that. >> i don't think so. we are so boring. >>> we have another hour of news. promise we won't be boring. thanks for watching, i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. another hour of news room when we come back. >>> a controversial declassified memo seeking to discredit the russia investigation creates a major political rift in washington. >> we'll explain it. plus the dow seeing its worst one day point drop in ten years making it the touch ets day fgh markets. >> and meantime president trump wishes south korean president a successful winter games. >>> live from cnn world headquarters, we welcome our viewers here and all around the

the record for the most wins in the same academic year and certification from the guinness world record >> 44 sets of twins. >> all 91 students. >> congratulations to them. >>> over to a flight now from tampa to chicago. so audrey rose and hers, david were on board with had the pilot announced this. said david and audrey rose have smuggled an extra passenger on board. >> what? >> reporter: so he's panicked thinking what did he do and then she breaks the news to imhahim. we're pregnant. he's still very, very confused i think. perhaps some denial. and you recall hear the crowd erupt in applause and you hear a stranger say it's going to be okay. the big congratulations. >> i hope he was happy about it. he's just trying to take it all in. that was awesome. >>> there's an interesting program right now downtown los angeles. so starting today you may see one of these. looks fun and friendly and all of that. but some of the fun from what you're paying for space go to help the homeless. lewis for been walking 11 miles every day to when his fellow ups workers got >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age

the people from guinness records have certified a new one in the united arab emirates as the longest. the nation's highest mountain. thrill seekers who make the trek can reach speeds up to 93 miles an hour down the one-point-seven mile line. it's a dramatic setting - a mile high and nothing but jagged rocks beneath. if you're interested - you're advised to make reservations well in advance. the zip line can only accommodate one rider every five minutes. (steve) forget phil -- the prognosticating animals people are really paying attention to this weekend are making their super bowl picks. but america's four-legged football fans can't seem to agree on the winner. in cincinnati -- after much deliberation, fiona the hippo is going with the eagles! the memphis zoo's panda le le agrees -- pulling down an eagles flag and wrapping himself up in it. but april the giraffe begs to differ -- she's all about the pats. (catherine) that's it for kron four news at nine.(steve) pam is here with what's coming up at 10... (pam) thanks steve and catherine... coming up next at ten: an internet task force

which world capital holds the guinness world record for longest place name?. >>> my book of the week is "the second amendment." by michael waltman. he makes us realize just how the democracy has been. >>> the streets are home to those without a home in los angeles. last year there were nearly 58,000 homeless people in l.a. county, accounting for an astonishing 10% of america's entire homeless population. tents and camps exploded downtown near the subway. it was considered to be a state of emergency. but the number of homeless people has actually climbed another 30% since then. why has the crisis reached such epic proportions? officials point to rapidly increasing rents in a strong economy compounded by a mental health crisis and insufficient resources for those facing homelessness. citizens of l.a. are not turning a blind eye. in the last two years, new funding measures have passed to send more money to combat the crisis. but even so, a new report from the county's homeless services authority found that despite this new funding, there are still over 20,000 be

. >> even though he was as irish as guinness stout, he can pose as a greek. as an italian. he was this chameleon. >> he had the whole setup done, from the fedora to the double-breasted suits to the silk underwear, even with the initials m.l. on it for mike lepito. >> mike checks in to the lexington hotel in chicago, capone headquarters, and slowly infiltrates his gang. your uncle, mike, met al capone and even spent time with him? >> he lived with him. >> for a year plus, malone secretly collects evidence that capone and his cohorts are making a lot more money than they're telling the irs. he keeps detailed notes on capone's spending sprees. $7,200 on furniture in a single order. nearly 39 grand paid to the lexington hotel for long-distance phone charges. 1,000 bucks a week spent on food. all key evidence leading to the arrest of capone on tax-evasion charges. >> it really is an amazing feat of undercover work. >> even more amazing, after the arrest, malone doesn't break cover, remaining by the gangster's side during his 1931 trial. but as this handwritten not

officials from guinness certified it as the longest run in the world.r do is that. >> i wasn't looking. >> final weather collect with you. another nice day on top. >> it's unusual. that is not changing. we're looking at temperatures again from the low 70s, oakland and san francisco to the mid and upper 70s from the coast to the south bay. maybe a couple degrees cooler with that on shore push but other than that, we're looking at a string of sunny, mild days. the dry pattern continues and we're not just a little above average. we're feeling like may here. >> enjoy it while it's here. lisa, thanks. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. for carolyn tyler, lisa argen and the rest of our news team, i'm chris nguyen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagr instagram. abc7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. make it a great day, everybody. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run

you guys i read about a 102-year-old man who celebrated his birthday this weekend by setting the guinnessld record for the oldest person to ride a zip line. which was cool till he was like, "i said i wanted a shoe shine." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a crowd right there. welcome, everybody. we have got a huge show tonight. from the new netflix movie, "mute." i love this actor. >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: he's funny, he's also -- he can do the dramatic stuff. he can do the rom-com stuff. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: he's a stud. ladies love him. >> steve: ladies all love him. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: some people call him l.l. rudd. >> steve: do they really? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ladies love rudd. paul rudd is here, ladies and gentlemen! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] rudd. >> jimmy: "mute" is the name of the movie. plus, she is oscar-nominated, she's fantastic, for her performance in "lady bird." she's stars in the upcoming broadway revival of "three tall women." laur

which world capital holds the guinness world record for longest place name?irut? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. my book of the week is michael waldman's the second amendment, a biography. the one line that's at the heart of america's gun debate. he makes us realize just how a.m. big cue with us and uncertain the second amendment's meaning has been for most of the american's history. now for the last look. the streets of l.a. are filled with fancy cars and lined with mega mansions, but those same streets are increasingly known as home to those without a home. on any given night last year, there were nearly 58,000 homeless people in l.a. county aconnecticuting for an aston mishing 10% of america's homeless population. tent cities and encampments have exploded throughout downtown l.a. and into the suburbs. in 2015 the city declared the homeless crisis to be a state of emergency. but the number of homeless people have climbed another 30% since then. why has the crisis reached such epic proportions? >> officials point to rapidly increasing flent

she's in the guinness book of world records.he has sold dresses of marilyn monroe's in the million dollar ranges. >> money made from the auction is set to go towards the debbie reynolds performing arts scholarship at the university of nevada, las vegas. >> i know a lot of fans would want to get on line and bid for that one. >> i guess the auction is now over, but i would imagine with so many items they might have another one. >> that would be cool. using hollywood's past to help the future. >> propel the future, you're right. exactly. >>> someone who is always telling us the future weatherwise. >> we have amazing tools here here at nbc bay area. of course, storm ranger. this morning it shows you that everything is looking good as you get ready to head out the door. that red beam that you're seeing from san jose, that's showing storm ranger. it's our mobile doppler radar. if there was a storm coming in we could move it around but here is a look at what's happening in the sierra. light snow falling, really good to see that even th

breaking a guinness world record here, going a top speed of 92 miles per hour.rati, no less. >> that's not fair. >> he required a second run but his slightly slower speed brought the top down to and it was enough to crush the previous record of 65 miles an hour. >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump says he wants to take action after the florida school massacre, possibly banning bump stocks. this, as he prepares to meet with students and survivors of mass shootings. >>> a dangerous winter storm carving a path of destruction from texas to the great lakes with millions bracing for snow, freezing rain and some flooding. as a warm blast in the east is a welcome change for many folks. >>> and new this half hour, new developments in a mystery at sea. >> newlyweds on a boat together when the wife disappeared. now the husband charged with her murder. >>> and a fashion first at fashion week in london. her majesty queen elizabeth sat front row with anna wintor. but now, the dame is in hot water for a fashion faux pas of her own. they say, fashion faids, bu

certification from the guinness world record book. not bad. >> 44 sets of twins. >> yeah.ll 91 students. >> wow. congratulations to them. >>> over to a flight now from tampa to chicago. the pilot was able to make a special announcement. so, audrey rose and her husband, david were on board and they announced this. said david and audrey rose have smuggled an extra passenger on board. >> what? >> reporter: so, david is panicked thinking what did he do wrong, what happened and she breaks the news to him. we're pregnant. >> he still looks shocked. >> he's still very, very confused, i think. perhaps some denial. you hear the crowd erupt in applause and a stranger in the row ahead of him say, it will be okay. congratulations. don't worry, it will be fine. >> oh, my god, that is awesome. >> a big congratulations to audrey and david. >> we never see a smile on his face. >> that was awesome. >>> there's an interesting program right now in downtown los angeles. so when you pull up to a parking meter in l.a., starting today, you might see one of these. looks fun and friendly and all o

even breaking the guinness for most airborne drones simultaneously. the first time ever, the winter olympics, you can use virtual reality technology to jump right into the middle of all of the action. it's as easy as downloading the nbc sports v.r. app, and you can see events, like alpine skiing, figure skating. you start it off and you are in this v.r. experience. it heats up the competition and it is going to be something awfully cool. guys, a little v.r. in fact, it's almost like i can reach out and touch you right now. >> all right. thank you, al. >> come up here and you can. >> it's simple. >>> south korea, our home for the next two weeks is a really dynamic country. it's filled with so much history. >> it really is. 50 million people live here, many of them around the capital of seoul. keir simmons decided to check it out. did you have a good time? >> rosalyneporter: you look lik you're having a lot of fun. >> we are. >> reporter: you're in the right place. if you're young and free and single, you work hard and play hard. some korean friends too

the only class anywhere with this double distinction, the guinness world record for most twins and moster, more than anything else. >> reporter: brothers luke and ryan have been on this record-breaking mission since fifth grade, when they were part of another feat, one set of twins at their middle school. if this sounds or looks familiar, it should. it's john hughes' territory. >> i get called ryan a lot. >> i get called luke a lot. and i think it really annoys me. >> reporter: 19 pairs are girl-girl. 14 girl-boy. 11 boy-boy. >> i think it's kind of fun. you get an award for just existing and having another twin around you. >> we don't get along. >> what? >> do we have to be brutally honest. >> reporter: lest you think the twins are frapranking teachers, only three pairs are identical and they claim to walk the straight and narrow. naturally they're close and try hard not to confuse their fellow twins. >> we look for differences in people because when people come up to us and say, you look so similar. >> she's my best friend. i don't know what i would do without her. >> reporter: how ra

there were actually 1000 drones in total, which broke the guinness world record.ime, i issue. the headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. now for a look at the weather forecast. this guy is a pretty good at the moment across the uk. lots of blue sky in scotland and northern ireland at the moment. the temperatures are set to drop in the next few days. it will certainly not feel like spring into next week. we have some cloud floating around, but sunny spells breaking through. averages down on what they were yesterday. between six and nine celsius. it will turn quite cold white quickly tonight. there will be a widespread frost developing into thursday morning. temperatures typically down close to freezing, if not below, suddenly below this in the countryside. cold and frosty to start off thursday, some cloud here and there. some channels perhaps in the north of the channel. the temperatures down by a couple of degrees on today. between four and seven celsius. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the met police has lost an appeal at the supreme court again

rachel: brian guinness live following the latest. >> amtrak train 91 was traveling from new york to miamiided with a csx freight train. that collision led to the lead engine and a couple of passenger train cars to derail off the tracks. these are the first images we are seeing in daytime. remember, this happened about five hours ago. two dead, unfortunately, in this crash, could authorities. the 70 injured those injuries range from scratches to broken bones as you've been hearing this morning. right now we have the ntsb -- that is the national transportation safety board -- go team en route to this crash right now. these teams are -- leave from washington, d.c. they are the first boots on the ground, so to speak, in this investigation as they now turn to why this happened. those 70 injured have been sent to local area hospitals. remember, there were 139 people on this train, including -- and also eight crew members. those who were not sent to hospitals, there has been a re reunification point set up at the local middle school there, pine ridge middle school. now, that reunification center