that's rainn wilson joshgs d. >> do you know someone making a big difference? that. >>> monkey see, monkey do, jacqui. right? viral video. we're going to show cute twin babies mimicking their dad after hearing him sneeze. >> hilarious. >> this is good. [ sneeze ] >> oh, bless you. >> so the dad sneezes off camera. [ sneezing ] >> you're my boys. >> one starts. the other keeps going, over and over and over. these are twins. it's falcon and phoenix. >> falcon and phoenix. >> names. unusual name? >> very unusual names. >> i know. >> reminds me of that video we saw ever the two little babieses about the sock. talking to each other. >> oh, yeah. i remember that. >> this poor ginchts i know. . >> so cute. jacqui, fun watching videos. >> yeah. >> looking at animals with you. >> yeah. babies and animals. can't go wrong when it comes to television. >> you cannot go wrong with babies and animals. that does it for us. straight ahead, an encore present afrgs the cnn presidential debate. don lemon is back at 7:00 eastern. have a great night, everybody. ♪[music plays] when y

. >>> fans of the nbc comedy "the office" know actor rainn wilson. unlike his character, wilson is committed to helping others. in 2007 he saw a story about one of our cnn heroes, an everyday person changing the world, and was so moved he decided to lebd a hand. five years later he's still involved and inspired. >> i was literally sitting in my trailer at "the office" and i was looking at the cnn website. they had the cnn heroes, i think it was in the first year. and i saw this story on this guy, aaron jackson. this is a young kid from florida, grew up on a golf course. didn't have much direction on his life. then he went traveling in the third world and he saw poverty. and he decided to just devote his life to making the world a better place. >> today we've dewormed an estimated maybe a little over 100 people. >> it's been great to be able to help out aaron jackson in planting peace by doing some fund-raisers. i've introduced him to people and helped raise money and just help his organization really get moving. he's the amazing guy who's doing the r

. >> let's go over to jeff rainn i ranieri. huh a very busy week.ll city dry out and the rock lied areas can settle down. >> for comes in extremes and it seems lately. let's get a look at the rainfall. over 6 1/2 inches with the three storms in three days and nearly five inches. san francisco downtown over 2 1/2 inches and san jose with nearly one inch. depending on where you are and how much rainfall that you did pick up. right now we are currently finding dry conditions from the north to the south bay. we think that is going to be the case for the next three to four days, but possibly the next seven to ten days. we could be setting up for a very, very dry spell here in the future. numbers and upper 40s to near 50. low level fog helping to stop the numbers from dropping off and that will allow you to head throughout the morning hours and tuesday. plenty of sunshine coming back and while we need more rainfall, it's not in the cards. as we look at the allergy forecast, one good thing it was good for, but the water and the allergies and the grass and

sin the heroes segment in 2007, we've raised enough money with rainn's help to deworm all children ine to step up my game and try and do more to help the world. >>> an intense search is under >>> an intense search is under way off the coast of long island as there are reports no uh that the private plane apparently in which john f. kennedy jr. was flying, perhaps even piloting has gone missing >> his plane crashed in 1999. his personal assistant is back with me now. you had an awful task of having to plan the funeral with caroline kennedy. tell me about that. >> it was -- uh yo know, it was a time when i had to behave as if he were still there, my job was continuing in a way. even though it was awful and a dreadful situation, i felt a duty to him to keep going and to help his sister and do what i would do if he were still there. >> have you stayed in touch with the family at all? >> i stay in touch with caroline at times. it's nice to see her. we don't stay in touch on a regular basis, but when i do see her, it's really pleasant. >>> do you know how they felt about the book? >> no, i

rainn success but what kind of precedent does that sets? betamax thank you for the question. interesting. when i talk about the success of defeating al qaeda i try not to talk about so look at the killing of the al qaeda members. cents guantanamo has become a political albatross come when either obama or the end of the bush administration wanted to put anybody else in guantanamo so the result is they kill people rather than capture because they didn't have the place to put them. that is one byproduct of not having a system not complete leave palatable. been highly effective for is more lourdes to get killed by accident they drowns have been responsible. i have a quote from stanley mcchrystal new-line is the general in charge and until he resigned some remarks he made to "rolling stone", a he is the brains behind the military force that could kill more upside a terrorist around the world and the cia. and those that have been counterproductive every time you destroy a home or a building it will live on through generations. war is not antiseptic and they make mistakes. on the ot

region rainn across the sticking around until mid-morning. later this afternoon.isory until :0000 p.m. a look at the forecast in much mordetail. >> we'll keep tracking the storm right here from times square. dan? >> thank you, ginger. >>> now to the teenage boy they're comparing to the character in "catch me if you condition." first he got busted for portraying a medical professional. now he's been caught for allegedly portraying a police officer. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: why did you do this? the teen who emulated leonardo dicaprio's character from "catch me if you can" was back in court and back in jail for the second time in as many days. you may remember matthew was arrested last september for allegedly impersonating a physicians assistant. treating patients. on thursday, he was busted for ma mask raiding as a cop. he stopped someone to tell them to put on their seat belts. bad choice. it was an undercover cop. he was suspicious, asking the teen if he really was on the force. he allegedly replid, yes, i am. the real cop tried to stall him while calling

to help it gain momentum, kyle reaches out to rainn wilson, star of the tv show "the office". >> i said would you mind tweeting about this. he put it up and it really took off because of that. so really we know this to dwight on "the office". >> within a year, the video scores more than 6 million hits. >> i had no idea it would get the response that it d. like whoa. >> comments pour in from viewers debating its validity. >> people arguing about it's real because of this. no, it's fake because of these top 10 things. that's really the phenomenon that's kept it going and made it go viral. probably the most dispressing stuff is the personal messages i would get as claudia saying i could not sleep last night. write me back and tell me it was fake. >> we felt we ought to tell this was not real. this was fake. >> online kyle does nothing to quench those queries. >> i haven't answered any of those personal messages from people. i just let them swing in the wind. >> we may have exposed here that exhibit b-5 is poor fiction. but one thing about the video remains an enigma. >> the real mystery be

. >>> fans of the nbc comedy "the office" know act on the rainn wilson as dwight, but unlike his charactercommitted to helping others. in 2007, he saw a story about one of our cnn heroes, an every day person changing the world, and he was moved that he decided to lend a hand. and five years later, he is still involved and inspired. >> i was literally sitting in my trailer at "the office" and i was looking at the cnn website. i think it was the first year of cnn heroes and i saw this story about aaron jackson. a young kid from florida, grew up on a golf course. didn't have much direction in his life and he went traveling in the third world and he saw poverty and he decided to just devote his life to making the world a better place. >> today, we've dewormed a little over 100 people. >> it's been great to be able to help out aaron jackson by doing some fund-raisers. i got to introduce him to people and help raise money and just help his organization really get moving. he's the amazing guy who is doing all the really hard work and, you know, give him the cash and just let him go down what he d

. >> rainn more than doubled the number of minorities. >> 2 million of us in the agency and they alle and how. >> today i joined with the city to honor one person, dr. marsha coleman-adebayo, a leader in the struggle for civil rights. >> while these a tax break my spirit i decided to weigh the struggle of human dignity and integrity. >> dr. coleman-adebayo won the historic lawsuit against the federal agency made on racial and sexual discrimination and a hostile work environment. >> my name is marsha coleman-adebayo. i thank god for this day. >> as a result of this victory in her subsequent testimony before congress and then no fear act was passed by congress signed into law. after passage of this important legislation and dr. coleman-adebayo fit -- formed the no fear coalition a group of solar arrays and whistle-blower organization working for increase legislative protections from those federal employees who speak out. >> she eventually won her court case it sounds a lot like "erin brockovich" her storey can also make it to the big screen danny glover is preparing a movie based on he

. >>> and fans of the comedy "the office" know rainn wilson as the egomaniac, but unlike his characterwilson is committed to helping others. he saw a story about one of the cnn heroes and he was moved, so he decided to help out. >> i was literally sitting in my trailer at the office, and i was looking at the cnn website and they had the cnn heros in the first year, and i saw this story on this guy aaron jackson, and a young kid in florida grew up on a golf course without much direction on the life, and he went traveling in the third world and he saw poverty, and he decided to just devote his life to making the world a better place. >> today, we de-wormed estimated maybe little over 100 people. >> it has been great to be able to help out aaron jackson in planting peace by doing some fundraise fundraisers. i introduced him to people and helped to raise money, and just help his organization really get moving. he's the amazing guy doing all of the really hard work, and you know, give him the cash and let him do what he does best. they have four or five orphanages in haiti and i went out wh

paramount into the c circles of the how are you need to.ul obamacare is a good example.d i share the rate rainn critique it was written by corporate. lobbyists 2,000 pages it is the equivalent of the bank bailout for the pharmaceutical industry 400 billion of subsidies meanwhile the white house handed out exemptions because the corporations to know when to ensure chronically ill children. think of that in moral terms it is now legally possibleor n how they franticallythei bankrupt themselves to save their sons and daughters. it is the corporate state creates. and the democrats in republicans have a corporate interest.lic the american public is not o fooled. >> death of the liberal class came out. the election noble, was one more try of all of dilution over substance. a skillful manipulation and betrayal of the public by adver corporate how are you late -- to the. we mr. style and ethnicity and four progressive politics. >> obama's function and as a brand remember 2008 the financial collapse and wall street was terrified. they thought they were found out. they thought they would have ay pay of p