the key to a good sibling relationship is the ability to be open and honest.tually sounded good to me. well, put that in there. "the key to a good sibling relationship "is the ability to be open and honest... while still respecting each other's boundaries." what are you doing? what was that crap about boundaries? i was just finishing the thought. the thought didn't need finishing. now it's a run-on sentence! i think it's much better this way. i don't. i'm at the keyboard. then let me type. no, i need the keyboard. you ruined a good opening sentence! it was an incomplete thought. oh you're an incomplete thought! what happened to the iced tea? i finished that, too. niles, i've just had an epiphany. oh, wonderful. we could use a second sentence. no, it's not for the book. i just realized why so many writers become bloated alcoholic suicides. no, don't type that in. i'm not. i'm adding up our tab from the mini-bar. we now owe $232. oh, dear god. well, you're the fool who ate the damn jar of macadamia nuts. no, it's dawn! it's friday! oh, niles, let's admit it. we

national sibling day.ain and tenille. that's the sims family from alabama. happy sibling day. >> gretchen: 7-year-old owen and oliver, very cute. >> brian: jessica on her we had taking with her bro and twin sister. >> steve: ten-year-old twin sisters lexi and caroline, as you can see. ankle deep somewhere pretty. >> gretchen: dana vacationing with her siblings. >> brian: in moments, we'll find out about gretchen's siblings. >> gretchen: my sister will join us. >> brian: and in two hours, my brothers are making their way to the couch. >> steve: if you have never heard of national sibling day -- >> brian: join the club. >> steve: it's much like mother's day and father's day, it gets to you remember your siblings on this special day. >> gretchen: i thought you were going to say buy a card. >> brian: exchange gifts? >> gretchen: that's for my sister who may be listening, i did not send a card. >> brian: she wants cash. let's just exchange money. you have a sibling, give them ten bucks. >> gretchen: let's do so

three siblings being locked up was certainly a lot that we've come across coming from one family.gh they were all inside, they constantly were telling us about one another and stories about one another from home. >> my family is one of the dysfunctional families that's out here. i love my family. you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know. >> my sister, melissa, is loving. she's kind. >> she took care of me. she made sure we eat when we didn't have food. >> my baby brother, he called me ma. >> she couldn't really cook but she forced us to eat it. we had no choice. >> corey is a complicated person. >> my brother corey is a funny guy. >> nasty. >> we used to beat each other up, steal candy, steal bikes. >> my brother william is very smart. >> take money out of wishing wells together, set fires. >> i don't know how he got caught up. >> family, it's been so many years since we drifted apart. it doesn't mean that i don't love you. i was lost in the dark. >> william would just start speaking in spoken word kind of out of nowhere. we would just be talking to him,

he's the author of "the sibling effect:the bonds of siblings." good morning.u talk about psychology and you said you can't dust for emotional influence. that's so true but there's a link probably right? >> there's a powerful link. when children are born they're born into what is essentially a hothouse of incidence. the older brother become as mentor to the younger brothers. it's the same for sisters too. but it's the same for same-sex pairings. the younger brother comes into the world needs an older brother for guidance. when they move into an adult situation, a hot house, a home living together in a different country and this is isn't necessarily their native land, there's a certain sense of isolation, and the fact here that there were not sisters in the picture makes a significant difference. >> there are two sisters but they weren't living with them. >> that's right. what scientists know which sounds like gender stereo typing is women and girls tend to be breaks on bad male temper. you take that out of the equation and you get an increase in male misbehavio

we will get some insight on the so-called sibling effect next. and do you know your... blood type? a or b positive?? have you eaten today? i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dracula volunteering at a blood drive. we have cookies... get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> i want to get back to the boston marathon bombings and when something like that happens, we are always left with the question why. why would two men who came to america with their family in search of a better life turn on their adoptive home. their uncle felt he knew why. >> i can only say what i think is behind it. being losers and not being able to settle themselves. thereby just hating everybody with it. >> losers. is it as simple as that, as being a loser or something more in their heads that led them to such a tragic end. psychologist wendy walsh joins me. wendy, what do you think drove

siblings dan and kate susky took what they thought was a vacation to paradise in saint lucia. the caribbean vacation turned into a terrifying ordeal for the two. the siblings were out eight miles off the coast when the fishing boat they chartered started to fill with water. it put the two in the water as they watched the boat capsize. >> you know, watching the boat stern down go sub surface and seeing it underwater was surreal. >> reporter: along with the suskies and the boat's captain and first meat were put in the water as well. >> we could see land off in the distance and started swimming that direction. it would disappear intermittently as we swam. we felt the wind behind us and tried to use that as a gauge. >> reporter: the two siblings, now separated from the captain and first mate would begin a grueling 14-hour swim to shore. battli battling hypothermia. >> we saw a sliver of beach. we were able to get to safety that way. >> reporter: the pair spent the night eating bananas and mangos before spotting a farmer the following day. >> we didn't know what to say. it must hav

citizen siblings. this is troubling, because siblings are an integral part of family structure. they support and help each other find jobs, provide both an emotional and financial support, and care for each families. a addition, many times sibling may be your only family member. ar example, i recently met woman named nadine whose brother is her only remaining family member. and are extremely close have been separated for many years. i'm concerned that cases like nadine's will no longer have a meaningful opportunity to petition for their sibling. i would also like to see improvement in the family system to include lbgt families, brought up by my colleague senator franken, and the children of filipino world war ii veterans, and we are joined at this hearing by some of our filipino world war ii veterans who have been separated from their children. mr. chairman, i look forward to continue discussions and the opportunity to improve this legislation. there have already been comments on the visa program, which i support, and i yield the remainder of my time. thank you. >> thank you, an

we will get some insight on the so-called sibling effect next. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's good for you. >>> i want to get back to the boston marathon bombings and when something like that happens, we are always left with the question why. why would two men who came to america with their family in search of a better life turn on their adoptive home. their uncle felt he knew why. >> i can only say what i think is behind it. being losers and not being able to settle themselves. thereby just hating everybody with it. >> losers. is it as simple as that, as being a loser or something more in their heads that led them to such a tragic end. psychologist wendy walsh joins me. wendy, what do you think drove these young men to commit such an atrocity, and will we ever know? >> we may never know, but there are certainly lots of possibilities, don. i mean, these are two young

siblings dan and kate suski took what they thought was a vacation to paradise in saint lucia. but as they embarked on a fishing trip, the caribbean vacation turned into a terrifying ordeal for the two. >> it was intense. it was long. a long day, a long 20-odd hours. >> reporter: the siblings were out eight miles off the coast when the fishing boat they chartered started to fill with water. it put the two in the water as they watched the boat capsize. >> it was surreal, you know, watching the boat stern down go subsurface and seeing it underwater was surreal. >> reporter: along with the suskies and the boat's captain and first mate were put in the water as well. but quickly lost sight of them as the swells separated them. >> we could see land off in the distance and started swimming that direction. and then, it would disappear intermittently as we swam. we felt the wind behind us and tried to use that as a gauge. for direction. >> reporter: the two siblings, now separated from the captain and first mate, would begin a grueling 14-hour swim to shore. battling hypothermia. you ca

my uncle sent me and two siblings. it was my first time outside of oakland. tavis: why did the idea of a summer camp for children come into the picture? >> i was married to tom, who later became a state senator. we want to have a place where the children of friends, and that included members of the black panther party, cesar we had kids that came from parole officers, we had kids that could not speak english. we had kids who had never had a room to themselves. we had kids to have made -- had maids. a lot of different kind of kids. there was this one girl, this a spark.had whoesence that everyone came in contact with curt knew that she was a special person. my husband and i spent all summer of there with the camp and my son grew up at the camp. a few summers went by -- it is interesting to me that she kept coming and the siblings did not. it has to do with resilience. one summer, she did not come. it was like, where is married? the next summer she came back and she was a different person. she was shut down. she did not want to be touched, she did not want to b

the siblings slept 14 hours in the water swimming towards land. >> intense, long 20 hours. >> we were very lucky, found a very small sliver of beach, and we were able to get to safety that way. >> once on the beach-the-siblings spent the night eating mangos and bananas. a farmer found them the next day. >> a car chase turned into a violent confrontation for alameda county sheriffs deputies. the car deputies were chasing exited westbound 580 and ended up at 106th avenue and macarthur where a side show was on the way. the people at the side show pelted the sheriff's deputies with rocks and bottles. >> on the streets of oakland n.i.c.e. night, triple shooting killed a teenager and wounded two people. happened at 9:30 on 53rd 53rd street. the 19-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene man. and woman are expected to recover from their wounds. the shooting happened around the corner from where 21-year-old mother was shot to death in her car wednesday night in front of her son. >>> new developments tonight in the investigation into the boston marathon bombings. the fbi lab has confirme

the siblings slept 14 hours in the water swimming towards land. >> intense, long 20 hours. >> we were very lucky, found a very small sliver of beach, and we were able to get to safety that way. >> once on the beach-the-siblings spent the night eating mangos and bananas. a farmer found them the next day. >> a car chase turned into a violent confrontation for alameda county sheriffs deputies. the car deputies were chasing exited westbound 580 and ended up at 106th avenue and macarthur where a side show was on the way. the people at the side show pelted the sheriff's deputies with rocks and bottles. >> on the streets of oakland n.i.c.e. night, triple shooting killed a teenager and wounded two people. happened at 9:30 on 53rd 53rd street. the 19-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene man. and woman are expected to recover from their wounds. the shooting happened around the corner from where 21-year-old mother was shot to death in her car wednesday night in front of her son. >>> new developments tonight in the investigation into the boston marathon bombings. the fbi lab has confirme

parents who lost their 6 and 7-year-old kids, brothers and siblings who lost siblings and wives and husbands. ever since this tragedy happened, the people who have found themselves at the center of this tragedy have not only been dealing with their grief, they have put themselves out there publicly again and again and again to try to keep the focus on what happened at newtown. to let it not be forgotten, but also to try to inspire something in us as a country that is more than just an emotional feeling about their loss. but it's also a concrete step toward making sure it doesn't happen again. the newtown families have been willing to bring their grief into the public to try to keep the rest of us to not forget why we're having this debate. they're making real demands in terms of policy, doing it in a rigorously bipartisan way and doing it with all the political capital that they can bring to bear because of their public grief. they are making their demands in a way that is hard to ignore. including physically putting themselves in front of their legislators who are on their way to the floor

siblings talking about missing their siblings who were gone.move on but they are permanently changed. but they don't want to forget. how are they dealing with all that? >> many of the families spoke to us because they wanted to tell the world about their children. they wanted to talk about their children's beautiful hearts, their kindness, what wonderful people that they were. they wanted the world to know that they want good to come out of what happened. they want there to be change them want people to remember their children. >> liz, let's take a listen to a little more of the families in their own words. >> ann marie murphy, mrs. murphy, a wonderful, wonderful woman. her patience and kindness with dylan was extraordinary. to know that she was trying to protect him and -- and was with him at the end. has provided some comfort. because, to know that he wasn't alone and that even in those last moments, that he was with someone who truly loved him and cared for him. and that she was still looking after him. >> i can't manning what they're going

citizen siblings and of course we know how important siblings are as part of a nuclear family structure, because they provide assistance with jobs and emotional and financial support. they provide care for a family -- for family members. and in addition there are many times when, for immigrants, a sibling may be the only remaining member of their nuclear family. and in fact i've met a number of people who have been waiting to reunite with their siblings. so, i'm concerned that this bill will no longer provide a meaningful opportunity for u.s. citizens to petition for their siblings. so my question to you, madam secretary, is, what opportunities will siblings have, of u.s. citizens, to be able toimgrate to the united states under the provisions of this bill? >> i think what the intent of the bill is, in exchange for allowing the spouses and children of green cardholders to be excluded in exchange for the recapture provisions of unused visas, and in balance with the increase in economic-related visas, the sibling category was basically -- was greatly restricted if not eliminated. but as y

you would be surprised what an older sibling ca what a younger sibling can make do.amazing that we were able to capture him alive so we can get more information. >> the brothers are also suspected of killing a massachusetts institute of technology police officer during their spree. >> authorities are also focusing their investigation on the tweets sent out by dzhokar tsarnaev before and after the bombing. our tech reporter gabe slate has that part of our coverage. >> let us take a look at this twitter a county only one mention the boston marathon on august 2012. he was responding to somebody else's reference. he says that boston marathon is not a good place to smoke. we cannot see the first part of the conversation we do not know the context if it is relevant or not. and on april 7th, one week before the bombing he said that if you have the knowledge and the inspiration the only action you have is to take action. this was about five actors hours and he followed with only just one half of the conversation and the victims of tragedy? el a o l, those people are and he s

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there were at least three or four of the siblings or step siblings who fought actively, -- >> and one of them was the husband of one of her favorite stepsisters, emily. >> exactly. and he was killed. had emily tolns stay at the white house for some extended period of time. in fact, there is a scene, where i believe there was a general at the dinner table, complaining about sharing the dinner table with a rebel, and lincoln said, "mrs. lincoln and i do not need any help from you in deciding who our guests will be." anyway, mary made it very clear that her siblings had taken up arms, not only against your country but against her husband, and she saw no reason. >> nancy is in indiana. you are on, nancy. >> thank you. a wonderful, unique woman, who is my hero. something that is not brought up often, about her mental condition, but i have never seen anything about what she took. words? the it is a drug. things from a child army. understand why more people do not bring this up, especially as a mental condition got worse as she got older. >> thank you, nancy. do you know anything about that?

by the way, april 10 is also national siblings day, eric, so the message to kids, be nice to your siblingsg awesome for them today. >> even grown up siblings. >> time for a check on the forecast. it is a beautiful picture. >> absolutely. from a different perspective from sutro tower looking at mount diabolo you can see the high clouds uplift by the sun that is cresting the horizon and it will be a gorgeous day. look how dry it is. you may need an umbrella to keep yourself from being so sunny today and getting burned. we are 60 in some areas around the bay at 7:00. low 70's at noon. upper 70's at 4:00 and a gorgeous evening, a few clouds and temperatures in the upper 60's. inland neighborhoods we are milder this morning with 50's around but check out mid-70's by noon and the low 80's as we head throughout the afternoon hours. we could top out in the mid-80's and a calm day at the coast compared to the first few days. 55 this morning. low-to-upper 60's from noon to 4:00. enjoy the warm weather. leyla gulen has the commute. >> as we track the sig-alert northbound 680 in fremont it is not caus

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we use our support with asthma cancer, autism anything and siblings and sometimes when theirs not a diagnosis to let people know. professionals and community members anybody who wants to build their skill center. we can open it up you to questions >> yes, thank you. we're going to open it up to the council first. i see we have a question. >> hi thank you for coming out. >> thank you for having us. i think you mentioned there are not can'tness program. maybe there are two large organizations and call called association for chinese families of disabled and there's also friends with special needs and those are mostly the child speaking parents with disabilities. what's interesting is you, you may consider doing like a joint event with a association for chinese fair statements of disabled. once you year the lions club helps them with an event it's a picnic in bentwood. i took my daughter they having had like carnival booths and had a rides but that's something some think about. it's really hot out there. there was also an area with singing. >> also a chinese new come center we'll asked another co

testers found they taste similar to their full-fat siblings. as a matter of fact i tried some today. they taste the same to me. i didn't notice a difference. >> samples i guess never made it down stairs. >> yes. >> still ahead a hackathon. >> how facebook hopes one teenager's time will help them with future goal autos coming up at 5:00 an armed robbery at a pizza place children love. tonight police have a picture of the man they want to stop. and do student incentives and mentoring programs work? we're going to look at latest high school dropout rates to see if local programs are paying off. by have those stories and more coming up at 5:00. >>> here is a look at tonight's prime time line up. at 8:00 it's splashed followed by dancing with the stars results show. body of proof at 10:00 and join us tonight at 11:00. >> warning to parents about a new trend on one of the most popular photo sharing apps out there. >> young girl goesing head to head in so called cyber beauty contests on intagram. >> the winner gets to call themselves prettiest. holly'

there were at least three or four of the siblings or step- siblings who fought actively -- >> and one. and the lincolns had emily to stay at the white house for some extended period of time. in fact, there is a scene where i believe there was a general at the dinner table, complaining about sharing the dinner table with a rebel, and "mrs. lincoln and i do not need any help from you in deciding who our guests will be." anyway, mary made it very clear that her siblings had taken up arms, not only against your country but against her husband, and she saw no reason. >> nancy is in indiana. you are on, nancy. >> thank you. a wonderful, unique woman, who is my hero. something that is not brought up often, about her mental condition, but i have never seen anything about what she took. i do not understand why more people do not bring this up, especially as her mental condition got worse as she got older. >> thank you, nancy. do you know anything about that? >> no, i do not, but what she is saying would make sense, that she suffered from headaches, probably migraine. >> thunderstorms, too. she

that kind of tallies with what we know about three of the siblings, the two sisters and now the arrested dzhokhar, but it shows confusion about tamerlan himself who did not arrive in the united states until 2006. so there could be a question as to what he did for the five years when he could have been in russia or perhaps elsewhere before arriving in america. but above all there is a climb utahdisbelieve, and many ece echoing the sentiments of their parents. here is what they had to say. >> translator: somebody framed them. i don't know who exactly did it, but somebody did. and being cowards they shot the boy dead. there are cops like this. i cannot imagine who could do this. whoever did it is a bastard. i have nothing more to say. >> my son, tamerlan, he got involved in the religion five years ago. he never told me he would be on the side of jihad. he was controlled, and they knew what my son was doing and they knew what actions and what sites on the internet he was going. how could this happen? how could they -- they looked at every step of him, and they are saying this is a terrorists

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in 1983 at the age of eight i moved to the united states with my parents and three siblings. out of everyone who was here testifying today, i am the only one that comes to you as one of the 11 million undocumented people in this country. my family reflects the diversity and beauty of america. we are part of a strong working class, a mixed status family, neighbors, classmates, fellow parishioners, consumers and are part of the fabric of this nation. my father is an ordained southern baptist preacher who currently works as a window washer. my mom a licensed nurse's aide, but with health conditions she hasn't been able to work for the last couple of years. their hope is to continue to support their family while at the same time contributing to the country's economic growth. my older sister is eagerly counting the days when she is able to apply for citizenship later this year. she is married to the united states is and has two united states citizens children. she will be able to vote in the next national election. my second oldest sister currently works for a construction company