sophie! sophie are you in there? sophie, the procession starts in 15 minutes.ins your wedding-- i'm not worried about the wedding, mother. i'm worried about sophie. if i had as much champagne as she did last night, i'd probably be late for february. oh, hey. can you open this door for us? it's an emergency. please. thank you. (man) ♪ ah, it's a crying... ♪ sophie. sophie.

. >>> and poor sophie's in a sling. >> are you mad at me now for videoing this? >> why she's not enjoying a day at the spa. >> not only am i in this thing, but you're going to put it on facebook. >>> a couple of dash cams. first from russia, this post theed video, felt superior. the left lane is a left-turn only lane. some people on the left-hand side are deciding they're going to go straight particularly this car there. you see it with the spoiler and the roof rack. the guy driving the car decides, no this is straight turn only that's a left turn oernl, i'mnly, i'm going to crowd you out, so he does. the guy that got crowded out isn't feeling happy about it. the guy we're riding with is feeling superior maybe too superior because later on, captain angry on left-hand side comes up the right-hand side. the guy we're riding with decides he's the police. he pulls a pit maneuver and puts the car into another car and back. what do you think? >> he wasn't. >> i don't condone this but you do wish you could just oh ram somebody for being so stupid! >> that's the problem.

this journalist named sophie decided that she was going to use social media to find her twin. >> helpfind my twin. >> started this project in 2011. turns out that one of her friends had worked with her doppelganger. >> he told you at the time wow, you look like sophie. >> they met last summer. i want you to see the picture. >> whoa! >> dang man. >> is this real? >> everyone's reaction to that photo photo's varied. people are like oh my god, which one is you. >> how far away were they? >> back in the uk. is this when you have an uncomfortable conversation with your dad? >> it was like looking at least -- >> they swear they're unrelated. >> it's made me realize we're not as original as we might think. >> this video got so much attention for sophie and lauren inspired other people to look for their doppelganger. twinstrangers.com hoping other people could help them find their quote/unquote twin strangers. i'd love to know if there's someone that looks just like plea. >> i'm thinking the same thing. we're going to put a challenge to our viewers. using the hashtag, "rtm"twins find our dopp

sophie and rebecca both doubt whether they will ever be "pull free." >> do i want to stop?can i? i don't know. >> reporter: do you think you'll ever stop doing this, pulling? >> no. >> reporter: really? >> i feel i will be pulling till the day i die. i've been doing it 20 years, i don't know, but it's part of me. >> reporter: rebecca may never have the long, blonde hair that she dreams of, but she's learned to love what she has and, for now, better controlling the urge to pull. >> there was a point where i remember for the first time in years, i felt the wind go through my hair, and it just pushed the fringe back, and i was like, "oh, wow, happiness." >> we want to thank all of these brave people and families. and we wondered, if you have i've had a lot of hondas...ent over the infiniti we had... we went around the country, talking to people who made the switch to ford. the brand more people buy. and buy again. all-wheel drive is amazing... i felt so secure. i really enjoy the pep in its step... that's the ecoboost... the new image of ford now looks really refined. i drove

the headline over the weekend was a bunch of kids taking sophie's in front of the site where they wereovering bodies. >> as you can see behind me remnants of the building that erupted last week. another thing was the controversy about people taking pictures of front of this devastating site. the new york post front cover was village idiots. a group of tourists standing in front of where i am now grinning in front of the scene of this devastation. people obviously very upset. actually a former communications director for the iowa democratic foundation. her name is christina and she has since apologized releasing a statement saying, i am sorry for my careless and distasteful post. it was it was inconsiderate to those hurt in the crash in the city of new york. what happened is not to be taken lightly command i regret my course of action. she also worked on pres. obama's campaign. other people came to her defense saying that this is how the world is. i have seen people here today. currently people are giving me a look. bill: i don't think the idea was taking the picture but the fact they l

program a real pride program i want to thank all our departments especially rob daniels and john and sophie for spearheading the work to make that happen get ready san francisco the definition find our performing arts in san francisco has only just begin and finally on the last note remind everyone that all of the schools if the sfusd will be closed march thirty for spring break we want to wish everyone a restful spring break i hear clapping you've earned it but i also want to reminded everyone that spring break is a time for a break please be safe and smart we want you back on april 4th and april 5th letting or 6 to finish out the school year with the strong finish with that ms. president thank you very much. >> thank you. superintendent. >> turf. >> i want to add that my gratitude to the superintendant for actually organizing the mariachi night at mission high school it was quite fabulous and my husband and everyone in the audience were clapping a great selection for the latino culture and that was the dancing and also, we have sirens and played an sprument instrument that the mariachi ba

about that or this so my comments are from my heart three or four supervisors from the time after sophies death in the new year's time over a years ago we're looking at new york city and other cities with the bicycle coalition and walk sf and our community coalition we've been advocating for this i'm glad it tom maguire with our sustainable streets is here my hope was we painted stripes that are important csa as we think about high injury corridors like geary and others we're looking at other practices and putting our money where and mouth is the culture of feeding in san francisco our community coalition office says the culture meeting meeting in san francisco not only pedestrians but bicyclists and other drivers at risk there are too many tragedies not only mr. alfred lee and others in the richmond district throughout the city the two children i mentioned the told her a two combrrldz hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move to lower the speed limit i hope that our city like portland and seattle have safe routes to schools i'm hoping san francisco iowa's what put our money where ou

one that passed away sophie mendoza will be missed greatly. everybody conigated around the hall. we believe it is one of the five that will be an historical landmark. that is interesting and great. >> what do you think cesar thinks when he sees the images of the people carrying symbols that he cherished and defended? >> we know there is a march every year that the school district puts on and this year it is on the 26th of march. i think he would say this is great because it's another generation that is understanding what his philosophies are or were and still are, nonviolence, public action and volunteerism. that image, the flag speaks a lot to the whole movement. to see young children in the younger generation embrace it he would be extremely happy. he loved education and children and he knew that his work would not end during his life. he wouldn't be able to accomplish everything. the things he accomplished he moved on. that is why he is such a big advocate of strategic planning and making sure that future generations would continue his legacy and the work that he started. >> h

walked in here i saw that and got goose bumps. >> reporter: these two paintings by the late artist sophieen't just the beginning of what mike found's in back room basements and behind boxes, a dozen other works of art, all with one thing in common. ♪ at the height of the great de depression depression, the works progress administration or wpa put millions back to work. that include air forces. hundreds of,000 of people commissioned placed in publicupaj spaces like libraries all over the country. the government then promptly lost track of most of them. >> sometimes records were non-existent. facilities close. administrations change and they lose track of the artwork regard few years ago mike's bosses at the administration decided to track down the lost works of art. they reached out to mike and mike started reaching out to others. way few bumps along the way. >> and i have to say when i first got the e-mail i just looked at mike's job title and i thought, oh my gosh. what have i done? >> reporter: with the san mateo county library was soon onboard happily showing mike more than 50 works of

about that or this so my comments are from my heart three or four supervisors from the time after sophies death in the new year's time over a years ago we're looking at new york city and other cities with the bicycle coalition and walk sf and our community coalition we've been advocating for this i'm glad it tom maguire with our sustainable streets is here my hope was we painted stripes that are important csa

we saw with sophie grant's video. she posted it on our "right this minute" facebook page.trying to befriend this groundhog for years. she sprinkled some rose petals on the ground. >> the groundhog just wanted some romancing. >> a little touch and feel because that's what happens. >>> the final run has to be my favorite. it reminds me of that little phrase we learned from "sesame street." which one of these things is not like the other. here we have a carousel. here we have a dog riding. the dog doesn't try to get off! it's enjoying the ride. like the kids. >> it's sitting -- i mean come on. everything about this is amazing. god bless the internet. but what? >>> mom and daddy time is when mommy and daddy get to go upstairs and fold laundry or fold cars or -- >> read a book. >> or tell jokes, with the doors closed. >> as parents apparently it is very very very difficult to get some quality mommy/daddy time. as they let us know. >> can you give us a little bit of mommy/daddy time real quick? >> oh no. >> mom and daddy time. >> hey, kids, is there any way -- >> ♪ mom and daddy

when they emerge from behind the screen -- maddie fist,rst and her sister sophie.has no disability. tonight, the video has more than 50 million views. >> hi, david! >> reporter: the two sisters revealing why they chose that dance. >> maddie likes doing the egyptian dance. >> do it. do the egyptian. >> reporter: and they were just one pair one of many. this one, a dancing love story. a kiss and a message that love has no race. this couple the warm embrace saying it all. love has 0no age. through it all, the audience fixated. the hug, the faces. the two little friends revealed. it's all part of a campaign by the ad counsel tonight. couples and friends who they say embody the idea that love has no label. and the gray family from california agrees. >> she is the same on the inside even though she has special needs. >> reporter: all of those couples making millions smile tonight. including the sisters and their simple message. >> i love my sister. >> and we love checking in with them earlier today. thank you for watching this thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to se

neil: recruiting sophie's choice that this was actually inspiration for the movie the scarlet letter.hile mcdonald's is paying this man $3 million as a consultant, about three times more than the salary of his successor. he is still getting pay if he gets things cooking he could be getting something else going as well so that is still not equal to the pay of the guy that he replaced. >> this is quite a happy meal at mcdonald's is giving the exiting ceo so this guy that oversight is the consultant and lo and behold mcdonald is finally saying that we are going to take antibiotics. >> and i don't know why he didn't pay more money for the guide and improved mcdonald's. >> all right everything is going to be disclosed here and consulted. so what do you think of this? >> first of all he was there and the exit strategy is smart. but it's interesting as you look at this from that perspective there are 52 week highs and while that is a lot of the way that we measure this, i think a lot of it is a lot of hope that easterbrook is going to change things. so we have to talk about this from this pe

and i was like, waiting for her to go on to sophie, and she said what do you do? i had a three-second conversation with the queen, and i said i work on the show, but i kind of gave her the toned down version of my character. the aur yaw from season one. she's a bit of a tomboy. and i didn't go into the throat stabbing. >> jimmy: the slashing and the stuff with the hound and all that. >> the more recent seasons. >> jimmy: that's probably wise on your part. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how old were you when you were on first on the show? >> i was 12. and now i don't feel like i'm old enough to watch the show. >> jimmy: i don't think i'm old enough sometimes to watch the show. >> we used to watch it with my nan and my auntie and my cousins and my dogs. >> jimmy: oh, dogs can't watch that. >> everyone, but even my nan, my mom was a bit, like, i don't think you're old enough to watch this, and she's like 87. i don't think you're ever old enough to watch "game of thrones." >> jimmy: does she like it? >> i think she does. she's quite hard seeing. >> jimmy: i see. >> and then mom u

but they did not know about it 15 by about 50 year-old sophie are ruiz wrote an article about the widely she felt compelled to write about the disturbing trend. >> pam: law-enforcement says most of the girls in the images were unrecognizable. i had all the victims have been identified as ron the residents but they do not want to cooperate and so far no suspects have been identified. >> pam: a disturbing story out of southern california loss angeles' police arrested nine students and then as high school for sex crimes involving two under age girls. >> reporter: onto as they marched 10 school administrative officials from that is high school contacted a loss angeles police department's special assault section detectives and said they had a possible victim of a possible sexual assault. up our detectives from lapd's special assault section responded and they conducted an investigation during that investigation that are able to locate two victims both students and then his eyes go who were believed were victims of a series of sexual was lost both on and off campus. >> pam: those arrested rang

>> going to be there, and and sophie. >> the movie frozen is that correct your favorite movie?> uh-huh. >> who is your favorite principal necessary. >> elsa. >> i knew. >> and aero he will, and jasmine. >> oh, jasmine, ya. >> you can tell she an elsa fan, she has the bracelet here. >> do you always have bracelets on? yes? >> beats that hospital bracelet. >> i don't like the hospital bracelet. >> no. >> and now you don't have to wear it? >> no so what was the original diagnosis, neuro stage fewer neuroblastoma. >> what's that? >> nerve tissue disease. >> is it only in kids? >> the more you see in more kids, really immature cells that don't develop, starts to spread into cancer, into a tumor. >> she was first diagnosed what were her chances? what did they think? >> fifty-50. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> nothing now. >> that's right. because you beat it up. >> i have two daughters, devon, when we first heard about this, what, over a year ago, how do you hand it will? >> you really don't know how to. you really, especially being only tax i am still trying to figure out how to be a fat

megan says: sophie is wondering where the snow s it is everywhere now, guys, i know at first just rainwn. it is everywhere. thanks for your pictures, keep them coming, we'll continue to show them throughout the morning. >> of course lauren also getting pictures from our challenge, our snow fox 29 snow challenge. we just took our hour three pick. >> i'm all blurred up. >> i didn't even notice. >> selfie stick? >> i thought the selfie stick was supposed to keep it steady? >> my hand has to be steady is the thing. about this picture, i know, our challenge here, we had to throw up the number three in all different ways. so that's where we're getting create live. >> sue and bob dan link those three's. >> steve keel any jersey how are things right now? >> hands deliver coffees. >> morning, everybody. >> what a nice guy. >> come on out to whole foods market this morning, we're open. >> staying open through the rest of the storm? >> try and stick it out, see how long we can get n see how long we can stay open. >> they saw that tweeted picture, poor old laid how left, and i said i would get her

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here is what they did a card in the two letters j and it is highlighted out the women also took a sophieey arrested in rome the american experiment now face a fine for aggravated damage on historical and artistic interest the women apologized what they did adding they " did not imagine it it was something so serious. >>reporter: they say these women what were they thinking this person said americans are was likely a car than its a little rum coliseum people wonder why americans have such a bad reputation. no word if they will get find but in the past with the russians or did the same thing he was fined more than $20,000. >>reporter: will be back with more coming up after the break. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>mark: the universe in oklahoma making racist chance members of the sigma al

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in regards to madeline, cashen, emma and sophie. sarah: kiveb not put my children in the sam category as the question suggests, so lelt me just ponder on that for a moment. we all build on our own experience and so there's no question that having served in the department of defense, in eard of enormous humanitarian challenge and a number of experiments in humanitarian response, clearly that had a huge impact on the work that i did after i left government in working at the center for human rights. and in working on the mass atrocity response project. so i think our experience always informs us. i think that there are many people in government today who have both been in the traverages -- trenches of trying to prevent and respond to mass atrocities or who have studied those efforts, who have -- are a big part of the reason why president obama's commitment is beginning to become real. when i think about the world that i would like my children to grow up in, it is one in which the specific comments that president obama articulated in te