richard, do you have siblings? >> three sisters. >> wow. >> need i say more? >> wow. i love it. >> including a twin who's seven minutes older than me, and you think i've got a complex. >> well, do you have any advice for richard, wendy, regarding the social class sibling rivalry? >> i will say this as siblings leave the family they go up and down the various social classes and there's lots of rivalry over a kind of mustard or lettuce or beers or cabernet, et cetera. stay out of that mess and be who you are. more importantly, in a sobering way, i want to tell you, if you don't work out your stuff now with your parents, or if there is old real injuries, you're going to be working it out at a death bed or at a tombstone so go in there and be brave and talk about things that matter. you can do it. >> wendy walsh, sir richard quest, very good advice. thank you to you both. happy holidays. >> same to you. >>> i think we've well established our families as much as we love them can cause some real headaches sometimes this time of year. but up next an operation, believe it or

barack obama has a sibling. hillary clinton has siblings that have disagreed with them on policy issues. that has never been on the front page of the "new york times." why this? because it's a conservative. why this? because it's the cheneys. and it's also because they absolutely want to stop liz from getting into the senate. nobody should be surprised by this. >> you're frowning. but how do you not mention it? whether it's front page news or not is a very legitimate point. how do you not mention it when mary cheney has been so vocal in criticizing her sister? >> there's two issues. one, sure, if mary's vocal and criticizing her sister it's a story. it could be a gossip story which i think is what rick is getting at. until you consider this is indicative of a larger issue going on in america on gay marriage, social issues, gay rights especially where you see families become conflicted. you're starting to see the republican party become conflicted. that's interesting as a larger story about where the gop is going

most of us were growing grew up without the company of siblings or cousins which results in some flaws in interpersonal communication and sense of responsibility." >> but unlike their parents, they have a choice. shanghai and some other cities and provinces have slightly relaxed the rules to allow parents who are both only children to have two of their own. "as both my wife and i are the only child of our respective families... we are entitled to have two kids. but we are hesitating about this, for because we will face greater pressure to raise another child, which costs a large sum amount of money and energy. >> if we have two kids, perhaps we can create a more favorable living better environment for the development of their personalities. they'll tend to be healthier psychologically. and when my husband and i are getting get old and can't keep pace with the times, the two kids can help each other by discussing problems and offering valuable suggestions. they can trust each other to help them to pull through." with or without a sibling, jiahe will grow up in a china with a very differ

. >> this does seem like something siblings would do to each other. >> i left them for three minutes. goodness. >> see why it's all fun and games until mom getting involved. >> oh! you deserve it. [ female announcer ] this is laura. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. with one-a-day vitacraves for women! it's a great-tasting gummy multivitamin designed for women with more calcium and vitamin d. it's gummies for grown-ups. get $2 off at oneaday.com. >>> the guys have posted another video. this is as impressive as all the others. check this out. they're involved in a firefight with the taliban in afghanistan. and there you see an m-240-b gunner that they're using against the taliban. as they're talking to each other, giving each other directions, listen to this. >> oh. >> one of the bullets from the taliban goes right over these guys' heads and you can hear it. >> oh, my goodness, wow. >> did you hear how close that was. >> whizzed right over. >> it almost feels like it ricochets off the camera. you hear a pop, a snap like it hits something close by. >> that pop, that cr

his ability to overlook the bottom line with a small detail that would make his father a of siblings and greek and relearn about pat with a world holmes he calls a single best idea. this oversees housing project he took great pride to help people have affordable housing in places like peru and chile mother is up plaque dedicated to willard garvey in gene got to see it in the gate for a reception. the fellow architect a delightful man at age 90 he said he built because he had to build. he had to build he may have been international businessman but wichita's where he chose to make the difference. despite pursuits in faraway places such as the south pacific and while the nevada veto did his most influential work all along the river where you are is all that counts for pre-cannot solve problems in the vicinity they were not if you solve the problems where you are if each person solve the neighbor solve the problem that all problems disappear. is what you try to do. known for his anti-government stance he said some may ask that we would feel to look down from city hall at the epicenter ac

his ability of with the bottom line was a small detail that used to make his father and siblings kind of angry. we learn about that and that the chapter about world homes. he lost millions on an overseas housing project a took great pride in having to no people have affordable housing in peru and places like that. he build a neighborhood in lima. there's a plaque dedicated to him for providing housing to people in that community. gene got to see it. c-span2 on the trip. they gave her little reception there. the architect, a delightful man at age 90. because he had to build. he had to build. and he may have been an international businessman, but wichita was where he chose to make the difference. he did his most influential work in this city. if you resolve the problems where you are, if each person will help their neighbors of the goals were he is kamal problems disappear because they're solved . he said, i can look down at city hall from the sidewalk. again. but he also offered solutions. something we don't see today, i don't think. here's a guy that he was dissatisfied that he came u

plus there are also -- he's got two sibling that we know of. officers are trying to reach out to his mother and father as well. so this is a sweeping investigation, wolf. >> deb, stand by. i want to share with our viewers some of the dramatic video that tmz made available, cell phone video of what happened as the shooting was going down. >> everybody onto the floor now! on the floor! >> this is crazy [ bleep ] yeah, you too, man [ bleep ] everybody. >> come on, you guys. >> go, go! >>> powerful video indeed. deborah, you were watching it with all of us. we now have pictures of the suspect paul anthony ciancia's apparently house in new jersey. i want to show it our viewers. there you see some aerial shots, courtesy of our affiliate wpvi. though you've learned more recently he's been living in the los angeles area, right? >> correct. he's been living in the los angeles area, is the information we're getting. this is pensville, new jersey, where his father apparently lives. and there are crews out there right now, clearly investigators will want t

richard, some grown siblings? >> this caught my eye.at do we get mom? they took the childhood pekt ps and took them again today. and so they have pictures at various monuments. >> wearing the same outfits, too. >> they're really cute. even one with a kid where he's over the side of his bed in his underwear. >> my siblings and i did the same thing for my parents. >> you this? >> yeah. i was like eight months old in the photo. we did it a few years ago and my folks loved it. >> mom cried in this situation. >>> and this is a cute one. we like to leave you with a cute video of animals. this dog could very well be the perfect pooch. he's a mix of a cavalier king charles and bichon and miniature poodle. he has a long life, never loses his puppy face supposedly. is he really cute, but that cuteness sdoes not come cheap. $2,000 to $3,000 for this dog. hopefully he comes with the santa outfit. i'm mara schiavocampo. this is "first look". "way too early" starts right now. >>> babies have gotten uglier. it's a fact. did anyone bring a baby tonight

has been connecting them to their fathers and half siblings for the last 13 years. >> adriana. >> kyleyou. >> come on in. >> adriana and kyle found each other through that registry. >> the donors don't have legal or social binding but half sister, that's cool. >> reporter: so far more than 10,000 connections have been made. todd whitehurst eventually met his daughter virginia. >> we have a remarkable amount in common. >> it's surprising, really. it is as if we are related or something. >> reporter: one more version of the modern american family. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> here's a number for you. 30 to 60 thousand children born in the u.s. every year are born via artificial insemination. >> staggering figure. you look at that one woman and her father seems like a nice guy >> sure. >> but i guess a lot of people are meeting their dad thinking i don't know about this guy either. >> a lot of them go their entire life never knowing and they see people they look like and see my dad, my sibling? strange. >> announcer: this is abc news informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> maki

her siblings accepted the honor on her back. the texas native moved to san francisco in the 1960s, of course. she died of a heroin overdose at age 26. >>> actress michelle pfeiffer says she was once in a culture. >> a cult believes humans can live on sunlight alone. she told the daily telegraph when she moved to los angeles she met a couple that were kind of like personal trainers. they put her on a strict diet and were very controlling. she realized she was in a cult while helping her first husband research another cult for a movie role. and aaron rodgers injures >> can somebody live on sun alone? >> you could try. wouldn't last very long. >> i can live on coors light alone. >> there you go. >> be a lot of fun trying. >>> john madden reacting to the bully scandal in the nfl. i'm dennis o'donnell and aaron rodgers injures his shoulder on monday night football, how bad? we'll tell you next. avoid bad weather. [ whispers ] get eight hours. ♪ [ shouts over music ] turn it down! and, of course, talk to farmers. hi. hi. these are the

he teaches i raised my tiny tiny any siblings feature is good. she is blowing through the hills of nepal. when you wind and solar power project is generating electricity for four with the villagers like a mighty tough guy. she says she used to literally be in the dark after sunset the money on top of the guards village is twenty seven km about sixty miles from any connection to the polls the national power grid. without electricity villagers had a tough time working socializing particularly at night. asian development bank's energy for all initiative backed by the false and by the ministry and alternative energy promotion center aims to use renewable energy to bring people out of poverty the mighty atop a mug our and other renewable energy villagers say they're grateful that nature and technology are providing an hour and right. he is a tough loss. if you just want eastern state of us on the improve connectivity into deeds. instructed by the seventeen is up in the navy is in the hope that this fate of the state. i mean it's the start of the proje

this is what scares me. >> announcer: what will the future hold for angela and her siblings?w long can they go on without food, clothing, shoes, or medicines? >> [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: the fear i have is that when my children are older, what will they do? [ crying ] what will they be? i just don't want my children to grow up the way i did, the way i've suffered. >> [ sighs ] >> announcer: depravation this extreme can crush even the strongest spirit. but you can see in angela's heart there's still a spark of hope -- hope that someone will reach out and save her from the darkness that's closing in, someone like you. >> the little ones you've seen today are children of god. we cannot forsake them. for so many of these girls and boys, the situation is critical. too many are dying. so, please, say a prayer, look into your heart, and consider the blessing you can bring for such a small amount each month. make that call now or go to foodforthepoor.org. >> announcer: right now, you have the power to save the lives of children who may die from starvation and disease. cal

jean found a worldly, driven, good looking and athletic man who idolized his parents, valued his siblings and believe in american production and liberty. he was also reliable. after day of roughing up people in the office floating out dozens of new ideas, barking out challenges, willard would call jean every evening at 5:30 to ask her if she needed him to pick up anything on the way home. they would have dinner together every night. so theirs was a beautiful partnership in, many ways. sure, he made a lot of money, but he wasn't always motivated by profit. willard's ability to overlook the bottom line was a small detail that used to make his father and siblings kind of angry, and we learn about that in the chapter about world homes. he called that his single best ideas. he lost millions but took great pride in helping people have affordable housing in places like peru. there's a plaque dedicated to willard garvey for providing housing in that community, and jean got to see it. she went on a trip to see it, and they gave her a little reception there. sid plath, who i fell in love with when

thousand books to the staff and students and provided new first one and including many ipads every sibling got to take home a backpack. targeted is a huge supporter of arts and cultural institutions we invite bay areas he phone numbers phoning to come to neighbor day. we support the local charters and target has contributions. so target is very, very buildings strongly in being able to provide and give back at that time, community we call home. in speaking of community i want to invite mayor ed lee he's been a huge supporter and it's my pleasure to introduce ed lee (clapping) >> well, thank you 46 i didn't and a congratulations for being a home ground girl by being able to manage a store in our great city. congratulations to the whole team. i'm going to ask the supervisors we have london and eric mary and scott wiener my district looking for the target store. there it is. i wanted them beside me so we can be distinguished from the dog. i'm happy to be here. not only has target been such a great partner and i know we were together about a year ago to date where we opened the downtown store

one of the older kids actually there, luella. >> a sibling. >> shs part of her song she did with keith. ♪ >> this was about love and the experiences. you're supposed to be going to the prom and high school things and dealing with cancer and loss of a loved one. >> ronald mcdonald house new york is an amazing place. one of the things i was taken with and why i wanted to partner with them. it's a place about life. it's about celebrating these kids and allowing them to be kids. they have programs that go on all year long that help to remind us that they are children and to support their families and to give them some sense of normality in their existence, going through the challenges. we're a part of that, i'm excited about that. >> it is exciting and i'm so happy you invited me, broadway inspirational voices, they do this concert and do several, there's one you do every year that the roof is off the building. it is fantastic. congratulations to you. so thankful to the foekds at the ronald mcdonald house, let me in their lives yesterday. seld i can come back any time. bless you all and ha

a website, the donor siblings registry has been connecting them to their fathers and half siblings for13 years. >> nice to finally meet you. >> reporter: adrianna and kyle found each other through that registry. >> the donor doesn't have any legal or social binding, but it's a half sister, that's cool. >> reporter: so far, more than 10,000 connections have been made. todd whitehurst eventually met his daughter, virginia. >> we have a remarkable amount in common. >> it's surprising really. it's like we're related or something. >> reporter: one more version of the modern american family. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to ron. >>> when we come back, two tiger cubs have a sink or swim moment, an important test. you'll see it when they're thrown in the water in our "instant index" next. thrown in the water in our "instant index" next. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-sea fuel technology. a 50,000-pound, ingeniously wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and maximize resources in extreme conditions. our current situation seems rather

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. >> match the age with property tie toi ask keep in mind siblings those little siblings are likely to toys and the study warns about noisy toys. some like fake cell phones so loud they can damage hearing. i posted a link to the report on abc7 news.com. home prices continued their amazing rise, prices up 11% nationwide compared to last year, first time percentage increase has hit double since housing crisis began in 2007. san francisco home prices rose 25% in the third quarter compared to last year. that is year over year, the big jump raised worries about another housing bubble. a warning out tonight about a hacker targeting online holiday shoppers. innet security rrting a spike in fishing schemes others ask you to click a link which just allows them to take over your computer. so don't open links you're not expecting. and if you don't recognize an e mail just blow it off. >> i've seen a few just in my own e mail. >> yef. >> there is a lot of it. >> coming up next another challenge to obamacare. >> supreme court wade nose a fight over religion and birth control. >> i'm dan ashley. a d

tried to patch this relationship together >> all i know is most of the time growing up i raised my siblings and melf >> yes, you did. when i went back to see her and try to patch things up you were never there you wer at your grandma's >> that is where we lived. if we did not stay there -- why did she get kicked out of the apartment, why? >> i have no idea >> because you busted down the door and put holes in the walls until her landlord kicked her out. >> i did? you are wrong about that >> i d remember that >> kirk: up next another sister we heard her yelling backstage she found out that daddy may be shadier than they thought. she is here to confront him. that is next. [applause] [♪] next on "the test"... >> i want to know about the life insurance >> what life insurance? >> you know i owe it to my mother to find the truth. >> and later... did you collect a life insurance policy on your ex-wife when she died?88888888jñjñjnxñññwóóó do you think your son's partner is trying to pin a baby on him and trap them because your son is a catch? do you want to expose your son's partner as a liar? call.

patricia txxócócv coming up tomorrow a murder mystery that has four siblings desperate to find answersid their father collect a $100,000 life insurance policy? >> he was buying motorcycles and trucks >> i came to see if i could help them >> i owe it to my mother to find the truth. >> the shocking test results. >> i don't want to talk no more. >> they need the answers. >> it's killing me. >> that is tomorrow on "the test." [applause] >> kirk: welcome back to the "the test". we are on location talking to michael lohan and his fiancee kate major in their first television interview together. kate says multiple women told her they have had sex with michael. but michael claims they are liars and drug addicts. mike sell accusing kate of cheating. michael are you ready to find out if your suspicions are valid. our lie detector administrator asked kate the following questions. first: since 2012 have you had any sexual intercourse with anyone other than michael? the results... incomplete. kate you were not cooperating during the test. at one point you became upset and ripped off the polygraph eq

when she has a sibling she could say i may not be a usual conservative but i'm conservative.ay i cannot betray her marital decision. and i cannot believe she'll lose many votes. but apparently she's not willing to lose two votes or one vote. >> right. that would be the humane and zpeent thing to do. you would think a lot of people in wyoming would respect her for that. but instead she decided she's going to cut this hard tea party path to mike enzi's right. she's trying to find the space. this is a space she feels like she needs to occupy. but, you know, it is tragic. it's sad to talk about a family this way. it's sad going back to the first breach was deciding to primary mike enzi. the second breach was lynn cheney calling allen simpson a liar and ending that friendship. now this breach is with her sister. and another breach, i think you're referring to before is dick and lynn come out and kind of basically back liz and say, no, she's never supported gay marriage. and that -- what must that feel like? they really did in this particular spat take liz's side, not mary's. so th

. >> leading the group of 59 investors was universal pictures, a corporate sibling of the company thatroadcast. reportedly it took less than two years of sellouts to return investor money and the crowds have not stopped coming. >> this is cool. >> you see when you walk out here how increedably big this theater is, and how big the balcony is. >> this is an expensive show to produce. let's talk about that. flying monkeys, how do you keep making money on this show given the fact that it is expensive to produce? >> when you create a show, one of the first things you look at is how to marry the business side with the artistic side. in this instance, we needed to create a world, have it be big. in the end it's great storytelling. the business of it begins when the show opens. if you have a successful show, then you have the hard task of how do i keep it running every week? what happens if a hurricane comes to town? >> so you're grocing about a million a week? >> we regularly gro lly gross $ million. we created quick change. here you see some of the beautiful wardrobe designed by a an award w

675 years in the bayview district i grew up on donna and jennings with my mother and father and siblings. my kin lived in the bayview district. i've not seen any increase in the homeless that will justify the homeless on jennings. bayview has the highest decent in children in san francisco with few save playground which was something i had growing up. children are seen drinking at the park and high-level of pds d type of stress and poor role models for at risk children. again, i haven't seen an increase in the homeless that would justify the homeless shelter at the 2151 jennings >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm matt i'm a resident of bayview. no reasonable person is against homeless shelters. i wish there kwob a homeless shelter in every neighborhood. the problem is the cities attitude toward the neighborhood. a couple of plaques is casey jones park. it's continually trashed and no one takes care of it the playground is falling apart there is no trash cans. it's closed more than half the time often because there's no staff. mccleaning park which is 5 minutes away is crumbling.

a third sibling set in the enforceable innovation category is enforceable obligations are require the agency to have an ongoing property management role. in this case what we're proposing is a transfer to the city to continue doing that on o ongoing property management role pr the two properties that fuel into this crag are the summer heritage and commercial particle that's under a ground lease with the developer. and this transfer - this position plan assumes that a workout deal is struck between the successor agency and the city and the reasonable person sea the ground lease stays in plays and the rents generated under that ground lewis lease would first go to the city to pay off their $5.5 million construction loan and then the rents go to the successor agency about 3 had the $1 million that's for land payments and that $3.1 million which are payments over time is unrestricted and come in payments over time. the second property is the land that we lease to kroger's grocery store in the bay point area. and this this is a fairly long-term ground lease and the rents nicole are r50ik9d

but out the contact, he provided assistance and compassion to her and her two young siblings. he gave assurances that help was on the way and reminded her that she was doing a great job helping her mother. together, they worked to help insure a successful out come to this medical emergency. let's take a moment to listen to a brief segment of tala's 911 call. >> i would like to invite edgar to come up on stage, too. >> sorry about that. >> come on up. >> police department. >> this the highway patrol i have a transfer, i have paula, she is ten years old and she needs an ambulance for her mom. >> apartment eight. >> sorry. >> tala? yes. >> i'm detective i am going to stay on the line with you until the ambulance gets there. >> okay, but is it okay if we go with her. >> yes, you can, absolutely, you don't have to stay home. what is the phone number that you are calling us? we are on the way and driving to you right now, don't worry. what is the problem with your mom tell me exactly what is happening. >> she as a really bad headache and she is really tired and she was fasting today

very close siblings. for as long as i've known them and you've known them in washington politics, mary was her dad's chief advance person on the campaigns. everything seemed fine until this outburst, which does seem to be connected to the wyoming campaign. >> certainly. the fact is that liz is running on the cheney family brand. this has certainly done some damage to that. but it also raises a much more -- much deeper question of authenticity. if you believe her sister, if you believe her sister-in-law, she's been very welcoming, very open, and very supportive of their marriage. yet she would deny this for other people. and you know, she's running as the new generation. all the surveys would suggest younger people are on the other side of the issue of gay marriage than liz cheney says she is. >> it's very clear, chris cillizza, that the cheneys senior and dick cheney have always been supportive of their daughter mary. lets take a look at what the former vice president said to savannah guthrie on "today."

and lesbian relationships, conjugal visits where inmates can spend intimate time with their wives, siblings doing time together. >> that is my only brother. we are really close. we are really tight. he's for murder, i'm attempted murder. >> some of the most compelling stories we've produced on lockup have been about intimate relationships behind bars. >> but in prison, love can be a double-edged sword. >> they're quick to tell you in here that they love you. but the minute you do something that they don't like they'll cut you. >> even though sex is one of the most basic of human desires, behind bars it is prohibited. but that hasn't stopped one of the most memorable inmates to ever appear on "lockup" from getting his needs met. >> here you go. >> when we met keith precious mason at holman correctional facility in alabama he was carrying on a sexual relationship with inmate mar quez nobles. >> when i first met him. i told him he had pretty teeth. and you know what i mean. i'm a teeth man. i'm into the feet. i like feet. >> as far as it is concerned it is very, very frustrating and uncomforta

if you as president, i think would eradicate even the slightest pretense of sibling democratic rule int. however, the argument against him running is why government he can just rule? the president will take responsibility for the deep economic and social problems he is facing right now, and he might not want to take that on board. >> but the millions of people who protested in turkey are against mubarak were certain to not just the muslim brotherhood, and they were protesting authoritarianism, brutality. so where are those people now when these massacres have taken place? egypt, you know, the military and the muslim brotherhood has acted as to juggernauts in politics. they're both characterized by patriarchy and secrecy and they both are to part egypt's social fabric as they struggle for power. i think a lot of groups felt pushed out of this discourse when these 2 juggernauts came to a clash to ahead. morsi and the brotherhood alienated people across the political spectrum, encouraged her brutal security sector. they encouraged the killing of protesters. so when parts of the deep state

when she has a sibling she could say i may not be a usual conservative but i'm conservative.ay i cannot betray her marital decision. and i cannot believe she'll lose many votes. but apparently she's not willing to lose two votes or one vote. >> right. that would be the humane and zpeent thing to do. you would think a lot of people in wyoming would respect her for that. but instead she decided she's going to cut this hard tea party path to mike enzi's right. she's trying to find the space. this is a space she feels like she needs to occupy. but, you know, it is tragic. it's sad to talk about a family this way. it's sad going back to the first breach was deciding to primary mike enzi. the second breach was lynn cheney calling allen simpson a liar and ending that friendship. now this breach is with her sister. and another breach, i think you're referring to before is dick and lynn come out and kind of basically back liz and say, no, she's never supported gay marriage. and that -- what must that feel like? they really did in this particular spat take liz's side, not mary's. so th

talent, he thanks mom for, she banned video games when he was a kid, limiting the time with his siblings reading. >> so i read a lot as a kid, i was consuming information on a daily basis. a lot of information. >> a skill he believes would not have delivered the same result on any other team. >> being able to play with 107 that are my brothers, and going to war with them every saturday, it's a special experience. >> as for what is next, his major is public policy. that could come in handy his next big focus may be helping his father, mike mcfadden who is running for u.s. senator in california. if you are headed to the game, look for the guy with the white board in hand. >> thank you, that's a fun story. >> turning it over the jeff, not so fun right now. we have the weather wall fired up and you see on the radar, plenty of rain moving across california. back behind us, you can see a line where we are getting clearing and eventually that will bring the better news in the forecast for tomorrow. let's look at the doppler scan, and you can see the heavier pockets showing up. that is heavier r