margo kim from our sister station shows how the fast-changing science of helping couples have childrenonth-old gianna on mom's lap is quite chat tee, but her identical twin sister on dad's lap also has plenty to say. they were a surprise to their parents jim and ashley from fresno after an implanted embryo split and now the family stops people on the street. >> people are going to ask the simple questions are they twins? yes, they are twins. >> double trouble. >> double trouble. i bet you are busy. >> what is not obvious is gianna and katherine were conceived from frozen em pre yows. embryos. >> god has taken us through this entire journey not to keep it to ourselves. and to hopefully reach other people. >> ashley wanted the experience of childbirth and after reflection of their faith they chose embryo adoption. >> we believe life starts at conception. the embryos are in our season are already life. they just need an environment for life to start. >> that's the mission of night-light christians adoptions. it facilitates embryo adoption and helps them with their family. there are hundre

let's head to the capital and speak with our correspondent, margo ortigas. president obama said myanmar was backsliding on some political reform. what has been the reaction? >> well, officials in myanmar are basically saying that there has been a lot of talk with records to their progress towards democracy, but it depends what the source of those reports are. they almost chastise western media for being a little too harsh on them. and others think they are going too quickly. they want the reforms to take hold, and will get there. we understand they were criticized by president obama as having flipped, and say it is not the case, and that they are on the way to having everything ready for full, fair and free elections in 2015. they say they lived up to 80% of promises they first made when president obama came in 2012. for his part. president obama, when he was here addressing the leaders, said that all as a community of world leaders and not just regional heads, should work towards a common goal. >> so whether we are working on economic issues, social issues,

as margo ortiz reports, anger over the government's response to that storm lingers on. >>> the griefingoesn't stop for henry and his wife joycelyn, nothing has been more difficult than losing their two youngest children during the hurricane. >> it feels like everything just happened yesterday. i still can't face it. the kids, i still can't accept they are gone because they were in my arms when it happened until the end. >> hundreds of people came to this cemetery in the central philippine city of tacloban to look for unmarked crosses they could claim as their own. it's where most of the unidentified haiyan victims are buried. no one here is sure who is lying where. all that matters is that there is a place to mourn and remember. >> officials that march across the city early on saturday at the exact time the typhoon struck last year. 90% of this area was damaged. thousands were killed here $15,000,000,000 u.s. dollars for initial recovery work and 3 billion more has been allocated to be spent over the next six years. bureaucracy and infighting among politicians is slowing things down. >>

. >> steve, you and your wife margo just made a million dollar donation to the university of arizona. you're a five-time nba champion. you're the head coach of the warriors. did you ever imagine any of this? >> no, no. >> that'll make you blush. >> i think about that almost every day. for this whole sequence of events to happen in my life, i didn't even have a scholarship offer coming in from high school. i got one at the very last second at arizona, which is why i feel so strongly about the school because everything i've been able to live, the career and experiences, are a direct result of my experience at the u of a. i just -- i'm not sure how it all happened, but it did. my wife and i were very thankful to be in this opportunity, in this circumstance to be able to make a big contribution. i got to thank bob and joe for that too. they paid me. they paid me a lot of money so i was able to have the resources to do it. basketball has just been an incredible experience for me throughout every stage and this is just the next step. >> that's all for us today. thanks so much for joining us

. >> margo says "it's embarrassing to even have to think about this question and if it's morally correctpital letters. then danielle says "i said yes without reading the story or the rules. shame on me. if the rules are no proxy votes and it has never been done, then no." >> yeah, a lot of people have been tweeting with #therealwaronwoman if this happens. >> we also had a viewer who liked your thumb trick. brian says "does that make you tom thumb?" >> it does. tom thumb for the day. parents, you can do this at home. coming up, a look at the stories in the day ahead. "morning joe" moments away. ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i didn't know i was lost ♪ 're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white me

marco is joining us live from one of the areas hardest hit, where margo you were there exactly one yearo you see now? what has changed? >> reporter: well, quite a lot has changed indeed. it has been the year. but the problem is there doesn't seem to be any major plan is what many of the people here are saying, relief workers seem to be working at different paces from each other. there is no coordination, that is at least what is being felt. now, of course the government is saying that isn't the case and it's not a fair criticism of them. but what has been happening here today is that more than the rebuilding, people have been remembering the dead. under the circumstances a day here that none of survivors say they will ever forget. in this special section of a provincial december tear, a testament to shared grief. thousands of unidentified victims of typhoon haiyan lie here. the names add the late added lae who never found their missing relatives. she aided the name of three missing members of her family under these crosses doesn't matter who was buried here she said she just needed clos

were there any game changing statements or take awayes from what margo draghi just told us? we've heard these reassuring comments before. >> absolutely. this really is a holding pattern. if you think of where we've come from in individual steps, we've made a huge amount of distance from the original conservative central bank. so what we actually see, even throughout the course of the year he's saying, just let's wait and see. we've announced a lot of things. let's see how we work in abs. we won't see started covered bonds. i think really he's just saying let's wait. >> these reassuring comments are good for the economy, good for the market, but at some point we have to see the numbers improve. >> exactly. so buying time allows the macro figures become two. and i think the way we look at that as the backdrop into q1 is that the numbers will become more positive as time goes on. >> gareth, abs purchase is yet to start today. we've had the aqr. that didn't have a huge effect on the market. is the abs purchase the start of something significant? >> i think really the covered bon

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on the upper left, for example, is margo kidder. she became famous as lois lane. however, several years ago they found her homeless, stark naked, hiding behind garbage cans. and it was revealed that she suffers from bipolar disorder as many actresses and famous actors suffer. we can now brain scan these people, and we now cannot cure them, but we understand how mental illness forms to a degree. schizophrenics, for example, hear voices. if you want to see a schizophrenic, just go downtown. see the homeless, and you'll see people talking to themselves. that is classic schizophrenia. anden when you brain scan these people, you find something very interesting. the left part of your brain generates voices. you talk to yourself. we all talk to ourself all the time. but the front part of your brain, the conscious brain, is aware of it. in these people when they have voices racing through their mind, the left part of their brain lights up, but the front part of the brain is unaware of it. in other words, they are talking to themselves without their permission. or their kn

. >> i'm margo in the central philippines. we'll be visiting a year after the strongest storms hit this area >>> and why women in saudi arabia may be on the brink of legally getting behind the wheel. stay tuned. >>> south sudan's warring parties agree to a peace fire after two days of talk in ethiopia. the chief mediators say the parties are committed to stop fighting without condition. south sudan declared independence in 2011. fighting erupted i gape, leaving thousands dead and threatening the stability of the young country. a key u.s. ally in the fight against al qaeda has a new government. shia rebels will be part of the cabinet. it's in an attempt to pull the country out of the political crisis. houthis seized the city in september. we are joined this morning. being part of the cabinet was a key demand of the rebels, this very withdrawn from the capital? >> not yet. they are still here in the capital, manning checkpoints. in fact, they control all the capital - ministries, buildings and they are the ones who called the fi

charlie and margo from brooklyn, mastering taylor swift's hit song with violins.ck. >> in the meantime. >> it's the perfect segue into "pop news." someone else who generates a beautiful sound with his voice. no doubt, this voice is familiar. >> i am your father. >> you are our idol, james earl jones. the man behind darth vader and mufasa from "the lion king." he's just received the first ever voice icon award. when asked about all of his iconic roles, he says he was incredibly moved watching his mufasa die in "the lion king." when asked if he would be back in the new move i have via flashback, he lafd it off. you can hear that wonderful laugh, can't you, saying no, no, no darth is dead. but there was something to it. so, you never know. you also might be surprised to hear that jones was not always a vocal powerhouse as we know him. he says as a child, he didn't speak much at all. too much embarrassed by a stutter that he would work for years to overcome. >> i didn't know that. >> he did overcome it, right. hard to think of anyone else getting that first award. >>