ryan sweet from oxford _ that goes wrong. goldman sachs has agreed to pay 200 and 15 million dollars to settle claims that it discriminated against women — by offering female staff lower pay and fewer opportunities. the agreement comes a month before the long—running class—action lawsuit was due to come to trial. it resolves claims from almost 3000 female staff who worked at the investment bank in the us. the disputes stretch back to 2010. this deal draws a line under a class action lawsuit that accused the bank of discriminating against female employees for over a decade in areas of pay, promotion and performance evaluation. the trial was due to begin next month. goldman sachs said after more than a decade of vigorous litigation, both parties have agreed to resolve this matter. in a statement, plaintiff allison gamba said i am proud advance gender equity. now the $215 million settlement will be divided among roughly 2800 women employed in various divisions of goldman sachs. breaking the numbers down once you strip out the le

ryan robert ervin >> reporter: 12 sets of twins and one set of triplets, to be exactly, making up 7% of this high school class in vernon hills high school in illinois. the special milestone bitter sweetarately. >> i'm excited to go to u of i >> reporter: with kaylee going to kansas state university, ryan at university of illinois and olivia heading to davenport university, they're ready to take the next step after a lifetime together so far an experience i'm familiar with myself my twin sister barbara and i graduated from austin high school in 2000 from there, our paths diverged barbara headed to yale university while i attded the university of texas at austin. she dove into the world of nonprofits, while i talked to america every morning on tv. but as these 27 students know, distance can never weaken their special bond okay, guys, 13 sets of siblings in the same graduating class is certainly rare the record holder is a high school not too far from vernon hills that had 44 sets of twins. >> wait. what >> 44 in 2017. >> that part of the country -- >> i know. something is in the water. >> for sure. >> we're happy to have many of those brand new grads with us. seven sets of twins. we ha