ibrahim needs a job.eks a generous donor finds an apartment for them and puts it under the twins' name. he also gives ibrahim a job. life for the twins is a constant series of visits to the hospital for testing. they're now under the care of dr. mamdouh, who accompanied them to dallas and has been with them the entire time. >> i'm worried a lot about their bone growth and bone healing because the cranium, the brain tissue is a very weak tissue and even the slightest murmur might cause an injury. >> in some ways the boys' development is about two years behind children their own age, and the surgery did leave signs of disability. >> push. good. >> mohamed does not have full use of his right hand. ahmed is unable to walk on his own. >> good boy. >> three times a week dr. samy nasseh volunteers his services, gives the twins physical therapy. >> good boy, ahmed. >> he believes ahmed will walk on his own but it will take a long time. >> and stand up. he needs the assistance of two for him to stand up and walk.

ryan d'amico of crocadoc, jessica mah and rod ibrahim.rt-up entrepreneurs, kind of a special "press here" where we have three ceos, one reporter. jessica, we were talking during the break about people underestimate how difficult this is. and the lack of glamour in the internet start-up. you wrote once it's like being an actor waiting for a part. there's skill and there's also luck. and the more you can share your struggle, the more people will stick with it. >> it's a lot harder than people think. like you look at tech crunch and you see all these success stories about facebook and youtube, but you don't realize how much work went into that. with my company right now, we've been struggling for, like, almost two years, actually. and although we just had a really successful fund-raise, like everyone's been complimenting us on our $1 million in the bank, a year ago we tried to raise money, and not a single person was interested. >> i couldn't agree more. just before we started, we almost completedly collapsed. we ran out of money. we let som

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. >> smith: but few staffers, even caputo and ibrahim and the rest of the it team that had access toe floor, understood what he did. >> we were spitting out statements constantly. the fact that all of these statements were just, sort of, made out of thin air is pretty shocking. >> smith: did people ever suspect that it wasn't legitimate? >> it was very rare at... since i was there that anybody would ask questions about something in the... in the firm. >> smith: you just didn't do that? >> you just didn't do it. >> smith: after the statements were printed, they were mailed to clients. providing them a paper record of trades in stocks, treasuries and s&p 100 index options. most customers were focused on the bottom line. but for anyone who looked hard enough, there were a few clues. some statements showed investments in fidelity spartan, a fund whose name had changed and was not open to new investors. and frontline's own investigation of a small sampling of statements found unusual accounting of cash balances. also, the fact the madoff sent trading confirmations in the mail two to five

today we met ahmed an ibrahim both trying it to find missing wives and children. they've come to turkey. >> we have nothing in the camps, they say. we hope that by speaking, the world will help us. turkey is building yet another refugee camp ready forthousands more to spill over the border. >> the refugee influx came as turkey held >> sreenivasan: the refugee influx came as turkey held national elections and voted to keep the ruling party of prime minister recep tayyip erdogan in power. his justice and development party won 50% of the vote, short of the two-thirds majority needed for constitutional change. last night, thousands of his supporters gathered outside party headquarters waving flags and cheering the victory. kurdish candidates also made big gains, doubling their seats in parliament. libyan rebels made advances, but also sustained losses in heavy fighting with government forces today. over the weekend, rebel fighters claimed to make significant progress moving in on tripoli from both the east and west. they said they controlled parts of the coastal oil c