>> i'm the oldest about six kids, i thought i knew all about sibling rivalry. let's start with one, sand tiger sharks. >> just incredible. the ma pla is pregnant and they have babies inside of her that's of different ages. the older is going to break out of its egg sack, and swim around inside the mom and eat its siblings so it doesn't have to compete with them in the reeled world. >> and ver owes hatches,. >> pecking and trying to kill its younger sibling and it usually succeeds out of 200 nests that were observed it worked 199 times. only one younger sibling survived. 1569 pecks. >> snowy owls are beautiful. >> they are beautiful but they don't know how much food there is going to be for their eggs so they have a strategy for their reproduction, where the oldest sibling gets all the the food at once. the younger siblings are going to die unless there's a lot of food. >> finally emperor peg quin penguins are very selfish right? >> they each have an egg and it's a beautiful story of them standing together to share heat. any male on the outside of the huddle wil

plantople saw the tarot as an older sibling. the number one sibling. the number one sibling's job is to take care of all the younger siblings. the hero is the staple food. it is not like what a cheesesteak is instantly. it is a member of the family kind of. it has been very cherished for very long. lot, it is a rare plant for the last century or so. so much of the land that used to be used to grow the tarot got turned into sugar plantations. >> i don't like these things. oh my goodness. ok. who is your favorite author? i was just curious. >> i don't really have one favorite author. there are two that i return to again and again when i am writing if i am stuck and i want to revise my stuff. cereal give up and eat in front of television or something. dick, i wills moby always crack it open at random and read for a little bit. the language is so weird and the story is so strange it just jampacked, it is a book. cold water splashing us. we can write so it does not bleed. trawls adams, the cartoonist. i have books of his collections. i flip her those. -- th

are you and congratulations to the graduates i want to thank all the parent and grandparents and siblings that are here to congratulating doubt celebrate it's a pleasure to be here and close the middle stone chapter in your life i'm supervisor malia cowen i was elected to represent the southeast part of san francisco like health department and indicating trespasser hill i think my most significant produce i'm a graduate from lakeshore and the local high school it's not two along these i was sitting in our seats with anticipation of what lies ahead i'm going to say hourlong i love graduations it's a light of celebration for families to get together and to celebrate the hard work you've demonstrated over the last several years. it's for some graduation is starts the lives of the working folk maybe 2 or 4, 6, 78, 8 of more education and schooling for you that's a special day to take a moment to reflect and thank the friends and families and mentor and coaches everyone tha that thas has brought to this point and assisted you in 4th of july what i want to do in our life so if you haven't had a

the siblings have a combined net worth of $7 billion. for the last decade, they have met stiff competition. >> they predicted i would not even open. they did not believe somebody else could do something better than they could. >> they underestimated you. >> they grossly underestimated me. >> sheldon adelson has a net worth of $35 billion. much of that wealth made on his macau casinos. the race for macau pits billionaire against billionaire. all vying for the attention of the 1.3 billion chinese to the north. macau is an 11-square mile enclave on the southern coast of mainland china. for over four centuries, it was under portuguese rule. today it is the closest place to china where gambling is legal. in 1962, chinese businessman stanley ho was the first person to usher in a new era of casinos in macau. it raked in billions. he paved the way for other investors to make it big in macau. today, one of those investors is stanley ho's son, lawrence ho. >> my father revolutionized the casino market 40 years ago in macau. he brought in a new sty

of five siblings and my mother was the oldest of four siblings.ome of the siblings of my father's, the men, all of the men that were at a certain age, you know, all of them were, were taken to the russian army and two of my aunts with children of 2 or 3 months, refka and mira, followed russian army as they retreated to russia. of the uncles that were taken to the russian army, two of them fought and died on the front and the others survived -- another three survived and came back to our village. but the aunts -- they were very brave because the children were very small, but they knew what waited for them if the germans came, so they -- so they left with the russian army and they also survived. and those that were deported, like, for example, my wife's parents were deported, and she was born, actually, in siberia because -- her father was a doctor so he delivered her. they also survived. so it was sort of ironic that these people were actually saved by deportation. 90% of those that were deported to siberia survived, or maybe 85%. on the other hand

sibling did a similar commercial last year.eal wrappers. >> so eli and payton doing much more than just throwing passes, interesting. >>> still ahead, we hope you are hungry because we have a shrimp boil. >> a shrimp bowl. >> yes. >> but we are eating up for a very good cause what this benefits straight ahead. >>> ski area, and, it is weird in the summertime without the snow. look at blue mountains. >> it won't be long. >> no one is complaining, when it is freezing out. >> who doesn't love a shrimp boil and it is for a good cause, how did say it, shrimp boil. >> that is how they say it in the south. >> i don't know how they say it but i can sure smell it. this is so good smelling. we have the justin, executive chem of rec1516 at 1516 south street. you will do cooking for a good cause. mary i want to talk to you about this. this is the found are of green grove farms. >> yes. >> and this is going to be a fundraiser for you guys. >> it is, green grove is located in kensington section where the old farm in philadelphia, we have bee

so we had a sugar kit in the house from my sibling, and then she checked my sugar and it was 356.god! >> yeah, so... >> hinojosa: what... how is it that your family kind of knew to check your sugar? >> because my younger sibling... >> hinojosa: they thought that maybe, perhaps, there was something there? >> yes, and also, a whole bunch of like, all of my other relatives, pretty much, everybody has diabetes. >> hinojosa: so at that moment, when... do you then go to the doctor? >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: right. and the doctor says to you... you're 12 years old and the doctor says, "misty, you have diabetes." >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: what went on for you at that moment? >> i was really scared. i was nervous, because i knew... one of my other relatives, she didn't take care of her diabetes and she had a lot of complications, and so i was scared. i was thinking that i wasn't going to live... like, i had my whole life planned out-- i've always been like that-- and i just thought that my life was going to be shortened and that i wasn't going to... yeah. >> hinojosa: so the first thing you heard

was the oldest of four siblings, so some of the siblings of my father, the men -- all of the men that were at a certain age were taken to the russian army. two of my aunts with children of two or three months followed the russian army as they retreated to russia. the uncles that were taken to the russian army, two of them fought and died on the front, and others survived -- another three survived and came back to drohobycz. but they were very brave because the children were very small, but they knew what waited for them if the germans came, so they left with the russian army, and they survived. those that were deported -- for example, my wife's parents were deported, and she was born, actually, in siberia. her father was a doctor, so he delivered her. it was sort of ironic that these people were actually saved by deportation. 90% of those that were deported to siberia survived. or maybe 85%. on the other hand, those that stayed in poland, about 90% were killed. >> the germans come in now. >> before the germans came to drohobycz, they contacted ukrainian national groups under -- don't

. >> the siblings have become leaders in the macau casino industry. things to their father, stanley ho. the brother and sister have a combined net worth of $7 billion. for the last decade, they have met some stiff competition from the las vegas billionaire known for constantly betting against the odds. >> they vastly predicted i would not even open. they did not want to believe -- theyebody else could grossly underestimated me. over has a net worth of $35 billion. much of that wealth made on the macau casinos. the race for macau pits billion or against billionaire, all of whom are vying for the attention of the .3 billion chinese to the north. macau is an 11 square-mile enclave on the southern coast of mainland china. for four centuries, it was an portuguese rule. -- under portuguese rule. in 1962, chinese businessmen stanley ho was the first to usher in a new era of casinos in mcau. -- macau. for decades ho built a gambling empire. today, one of those investors is stanley ho's son. father revolutionize the casino markets 40 years ago in mcau. -- maca

. >> the siblings have become industry thanks to their father. they have a combined network of $7 billion. but for the last decade, they have met some stiff opposition from a las vegas billionaire who is known for constantly betting against the odds. predicted that i would leave it open. they could not that somebody would do a better than they do. >> the chairman and ceo of las vegas sands had much of his revenue made from macau. macau is an 11-square-mile enclave on the southern coast of mainland china. for four centuries come it wasn't a portuguese rule. today, it is the closest place to china where gambling is legal . was the stanley ho first to usher in a new era of casinos in macau. for decades, he built an empire that raked in elian's. he paved the way for other investors to make it big in macau. today, one of those investors is his son, lawrence ho. >> my father revolutionized the casino market four years ago. he brought in a new style. throughout my career through my life, it has been about try to prove myself. >> it was important to you

call it sibling pride or sibling rivalry, imagine watching your brother hit three run homer to help hisn in the little league world series. sadie lot did. >> they handle it so well. they definitely stayed humbl they make sure in every interview or conversation they have with somebody they include their team. >> reporter: liam, tie's brig brother he couldn't be more proud of him getting to play on national television in front of thousands of fans. but he's got to admit he's a bit envious. >> it's exciting. yeah, i'm a little jealous of my brother. because i didn't get all of this because i'm proud of him, 'cause he's here. he's playing. i'm just watching. >> for some the little league world series isn't just about baseball. it's about family and just having fun. just ask the daughter of taney's manager five year old penn lop pee. >> who's your favor witness baseball team and why. >>> taney. >> reporter: why? >> because they're the champio champions. >> reporter: parents and siblings it's also a sacrifice for them to be here. thousands of dollars in costs endless hours away from home and

. >> these siblings have become leaders in the macau industry. brother and sister have a combined net worth of $7 billion. for the last decade, they have met stiff competition. predicted.tly they did not want to believe that someone else could do it better than they could. they grossly underestimated. is chairmandelson and ceo of las vegas sands with $35 billion net worth. much of that wealth was made on his macau casinos. they are vying for the attention of the 1.3 billion chinese to the north. mile -- 11 squelch square-mile enclave on the mainland of china but it was under portuguese rule for four centuries and today it is the closest place to china where gambling is legal. in 1962, chinese businessmen stanley ho was the first to usher in a new era of casinos in macau. for decades, he built the gambling empire that raked in billions. he paves the way for other investors to make it big in macau. today, one of those investors is stanley ho's son, lawrence. >> my father revolutionized the casino market four years ago. he brought in a new style. th

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the people saw the tarot plant as the older sibling and the yob is to take care of the younger siblings. the tarot is a symbol food. it is not like a cheesecake in philly, it is a member of the family, kinds of. it has been chaerished for very long. it is a rare plant, it has been for the last century or so, because so much of the plant that used to be used to grow the tarot got turned into sugar plantations. >> hi. >> hello. >> i know, i don't like these things, oh, my goodness, can i sing crystal gail? >> kidding. who is your favorite author? >> there's two parts, but yes. curious. >> i don't really have one favorite author. there are two that i return to again and again if i'm writing and i'm stuck and i want to revive myself and not just give up and eat cereal in front of television or something. one of them is moby-dick. i'll always just crack it open at random and read for a bit. the language is so weird and the story is so strange and it just wroo reminds me of -- it is just jam packed. it like cold water splashing at my face, because it reminds me of what a book can be, but it i

. >> reporter: call it sibling pride or sibling rivalry imagine watching your brother hit a three runomer to help his team win in the little league world series. sadie lot did. >> i felt like they handled it so well. they definitely stayed humble. they make sure in every interview or every conversation that they have with somebody they include their team. >> reporter: liam shanahan tie's big brother couldn't be more proud of him getting to play on national television in front of thousands of fans. but he got to admit he's a bit envious. >> it's exciting. yeah, i'm a little jealous of my before the 'cause i didn't get all of this. i'm proud of him 'cause he's here. he's playing. i'm just watching. >> reporter: for some the little leg world series isn't just about baseball. it's about family and just having fun. just ask the daughter of taney's manager five year old penelope. >> whose your favorite baseball team and why. >>> taney. >> reporter: why? >> because they're the champio champions. report. >> reporter: parents and siblings it's also a sacrifice for them to be here. thousands of

>> that was one of e -- my siblings didn't know this.his was one of the last conversations i had with mom. she had a stroke and it was difficult for her to communicate, but she was able to do that. and she did not want me to treat her -- sally ann, any differently than my big brother butch and my sister dorothy. my mother was very big that we are all the same. we are all equal. that's why she always would go back to everybody has something that we all are like that. i think that my sister -- i often have to fuss with her. if you see sister sally, she is always looking up. she won't take the credit. she gives credit to god almighty. it's hard to sometimes -- sally ann, i realize that and i'm very thankful, but please know what you did. and her story is so powerful. she's gone around the country, encouraging people from all communities to register, to be a donor. my sister was the biggest baby when it came to pain. and for her to step up and for her to say, yes, there are some aspects of it that are uncomfortable, but to educate the countr

some of his older siblings probably participated in some of the movement activities in the late 1960's and early 1970's, but it is michael, the 19-year-old youngest son of the donald family, that regrettably gets caught up in all of this in march of 1981. the klan did not have a large presence in mobile, but it had a consistent presence in mobile, much like in other southern communities. there had been cross burnings and other incidents. based out of tuscaloosa, this is robert shelton's klan group, this is the group that was response over the bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, whose members are responsible for the murder of viola liuzzo during the selma to montgomery march. it was a small group down here, but they were very active, we know from the testimonies that they had regular and well attended meetings. they likely solve the josephus anderson case as another crack in that picture window that was there perfect society. and in march of 1981, they respond to these changes by really resurrecting an ancient form of racial terrorism, lynching. the local police fo

boy was shot at home plate with two siblings in a closet. police say that when jenkins saw that it was his gone ahead and use that he took a gone out of the house and then ran off. his son is recovering at the hospital. another swing at black gov. by the bruce rauner republican candidate. his call for term limits, his former chief of staff as a emails related to antibiotic programs appeared by the fed. >> is under investigation for to massive problems of self dealing and mismanagement in sight is an illustration. we need term limits now on our politicians, to bring in fresh ideas, new leaders and new opportunities for voters to express themselves. >> in reference to his former equity firm, people have said that bruce rauner does that the ethics at. >> chris christie is in the chicago to raise money. as a possible presidential contender he will raise a fund for congressional contender. >> as we get our first real heat wave of the summer the old farmer's almanac tells us we are in for a bit of a cold winter. the at the almanac says that the ea

he is one of ten siblings. >> bring back my brother. i want to say, just bring back my brother. >> reporter: the parents said the fbi and american consulate have both joined the investigation. the family is offering a reward of nearly $28,000 to anyone who can find him. in lakewood, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 and nbc 10.cm for new information. we will pass any new information along to you. >>> we have more breaking news. police arrested a suspect in a series of robberies. they are looking for two more people as well. we showed you this video of who police were looking for. they say keith perkins turned himself in yesterday. detectives say the suspects are accused of targeting their victims after they left banks. here is a bert look at perkins. please are looking for joseph donaldson. he is the man on the right. as well as 52-year-old ronald singleton. >>> new information from the trial of a woman accused of kidnapping and sexual asaul of a philadelphia child. courtroom was cleared as a doctor told jurors about th

this is one of the four siblings who live in the u.s. and three with an prince george's county. he has been declared a national hero and is credited with saving more than 100 lies. the family said that he canceled a presentation in harvard in june. >> he said, it is so hectic here and ebola is taking over. >> he worked 12 hours a day seven days a week and all he thought about was helping people. taken 700break has lies and no country has been hit harder than sierra leone. and no country has been hit harder than sierra leone. was said to be improving after arriving at the atlanta hospital. nowfellow missionary is scheduled to be flown there from west africa on tuesday. >> some people are lucky and some are not. thehe family says that officials try to fly him to germany for treatment. >> waiting for him to stabilize to transport. that never happened. >> the family received word from sierra leone that, in his final hours, the doctor said he had no regrets. the family is setting up a foundation in his name to fight and other- ebola diseases in west africa. >> thank you. marion barry

better parents and siblings. mean, i wouldn't have -- you couldn't script it. >> i'm proud of him. and we'll have wonderful memories and i'm going to miss all the other family members too. we'll see what we'll put together from here on. but it was great ride and the kids should be really proud of them and i certainly am. >> reporter: the parents we spoke to say one of the hot hardest things mov these kids won't get to player again. ir bakg summer together every waking moment over the last . we are hearing word from manager alec rice that he certainly doesn't want to leave williamsport a ant of the kids don't want to leave eitherño. tay ome but whenml they return to phil no doubt they'll be coming home to hero's welcome. what a run here in william port. chris, back to you in the studio studio. >> matt rivers for us. thanks for all your coverage out there. >> it cattle pulled mo'ne davis to stardom even on the on the over. " reporo is livether watch pear. lot of disappointed fans leaving e tonight pro of this team

the brothers have been compared to another set of closely minded siblings, the koch brothers, but they have spent hundreds of millions backing tea party candidates and conservative causes. >> i don't actually know about them. i think there definitely has to be differences in the sense that those guys are doing something consistent with their self interest, and you know -- >> when you say self interest, what do you mean? >> they basically are pushing stuff that is very good for private enterprise, in specific, oil refinery. he have very specifically, very aggressively, and sometimes very intelligently. i see that as we are on very different trajectory in terms of how we think about it, who we think we are representing, and what we are trying to accomplish. >> but he does have an agenda that leans to the left. he spoke at the democratic convention of 2012. >> big things are happening. thanks to president obama is laying the foundation for the way we power tomorrow. >> he and his wife have given more than $11 million to super pacs. they hosted a fundraiser with the president at their san

c-span: you dedicate the book to your deceased sister, but -- what was her -- how many other siblings are there now? >> guest: there was six of us total. there's only five left. c-span: and where are they? >> guest: they are all in the united states, in the san diego/vegas area. they're all in the southern california and vegas area. c-span: where did you meet your wife? >> guest: you know, and i talk about that. a wonderful story. as you can imagine, my wife, her first name is anna, last name is peterson. she comes from a, you know, swedish family, and she's absolutely brilliant, smart, witty, she is beautiful. and, you know, when i was in community college learning english right about the time that i fell into the liquefied petroleum tank, i was reevaluating my life, and i was also -- i had so much energy, brian. i cannot even relate to you. i mean, i would go for days, you know, without sleeping, working all the time. and then i still had to do track and field. and one day had an injury, you know? and i go into the swimming pool, the coach sends me to run in the swimming pool, i had

i called my siblings-- i have two brothers and a sister-- made sure they told their doctors that theirm and that their daughters and sons also did. >> mcfarland: both mary ann and john have gained insight into their lives and are now able to share their experiences with others. >> my experience was very... comfortable and was-- people treating me very nice, and the results were very good, and i cannot see any other way of doing it. >> the aneurysm has given me a new appreciation for things. i try to eat healthier. and my life is good. i have one. that's the important thing. >> i don't think we need to check on you before then because everything else looks normal. >> okay, very good. >> okay? in general, everything's been going well, right? >> yes. >> okay. so i'll see you in five years. >> yes, sir. >> all right. >> mcfarland: living with a thoracic or an abdominal aortic aneurysm can be a frightening experience, especially if the diagnosis came as a complete surprise. but fortunately there are new ways to treat aneurysms, which can be both effective and minimally invasive as well. tha

portable were middle-class community, and neither parents were college graduates but he and his siblings all have 12 degrees. as he was about to become a doctor he looked at the kids he grew up with. not only did they have multiple degrees but they were in jail or in a different direction. there were just as smart. why did we succeed in and day feat -- failed? he concluded they were under developed. the parents were doing the best they could bet because of all the other pressures in a limited their abilities to meet the needs of their kids they didn't have that developmental foundation to be successful where even though he came from a poor family he did it and succeeded and thrived. to the extent it is possible for cities to kraft a policy that is much more intentional to help adults meet that developmental needs of children, it is important but anybody see in the wire on hbo? great show. maybe the best show ever. truly. lots of people say that but the reason i love that show there is lots of compelling characters but the primary character are the systems that are interacting in the city

a memorial service was held in southwest philadelphia for the siblings.he lived in liberia while he lived in minnesota. their mother is in philadelphia. sawyer was on a work trip in africa when he rushed to be by his sick sister's side. no one knew at the time that she had ebola. sawyer passed away two weeks later in nigeria. becoming the first american to die from the virus. >> patrick and his sister loss of their lives is a great blow to our family. >> sawyer's widow started a foundation to educate the international community about ebola. more than 1400 people have died from the virus since march. >>> american war planes struck isis targets near the mosul dam in iraq as the obama administration weighs taking the fight to syria. relatively little is known about the structure and leadership of the terrorist group. so before taking action, intelligence officials are working behind the scenes to determine how exactly how strong isis is. u.s. officials tell nbc news though isis has gotten a lot stronger, it is believed they are not capable of pulling off a 9

had someone to invest in and say look i may have had a hard time by i want my brother or sister or sibling to succeed. you've got a lot of people banking on and to be successful but people who invest in you want you to succeed and do everything possibly. congratulations to the 2014 our public housing graduates thank you four getting through all the barriers and thank you to you're famous and friends >> thank you to all the city agencies and the departments here helping make sure that success is real keep the doors of opportunity open for your friends talk about this to your other classmates congratulations to you for being here (clapping). >> i'd like to introduce barbara smith the executive director of the san francisco housing authority (clapping). >> thank you, thank you. good morning, everyone. well, it's very exciting for the housing authority to be here. we are filled with pride and prier pleasure to celebrate our accomplishment from high school today. you've all learned one of the most important things in life pursue your dreams clearly demonstrated your willing to take action and b

>> absolutely, they get made some of the siblings mad understandably.ichael led the charge when he was in libya tirelessly to get everything he could to get him out, so there were many emotio emotions. some of the emotions were angry, how could you do this to us. we just tried to talk to him about you have so many gifts, why are you doing this? >> we are at the point of considering fundraising or rent some. we were making a video, i am sure it is going to come out, a video of all of his experiences and the millions of people whose lives he touched. that will continue despite his death, but one of the comments from one of the experts, the person who runs the doj, joel simon. jules said when asked why did he go back to the answer was why do firemen keep going into blazing homes? because it is their job. he felt this was his job, this was his passion. so he was not crazy. he was motivated by what he thought was doing the right thing and it gave him energy. >> at one time i remember in our kitchen, you have these gifts, you can do so many things, why go bac