. >> peter is owner a video production company that specializes in "x" rated at the tish films. >> it'sfact is extraordinary but it's not an accident. >> they love to share ideas and with social media and blocking word spread fast. -- blogging word spread fast. >> it's a parent participation program so for the parents of twins volunteering in the classroom. >> two days a week i'm here a lot. all of us twin parents are here a lot but it's great. two out of four, it's not bad. >> no one seems to know what the dozen twins in one class assets record but it doesn't stop here. >> most of the people in my classrooms are twins. two of the parents in my class have identical twin sisters. >> we're trying to coral them for a group photo and it's not easy. the challenge has nothing do with them being twins first and foremost they are preschoolers who just turned five. they are actually quite adorable. >> this could be the end of a very nice story but for connie there is another chapter yet to be written. >> i have two sets of triplets coming next year. >> in san jose karina rusk "abc 7 news." >> if

you have an extraordinary tale to tell with your wife, tish. i think. you split up.dark place you talked about. it clearly was very dark. the way you're describing this. probably the worst time of your life. and you announced your divorce was going to happen. and then something happened. you went on "the view" recently. i'm going to play you a clip of what you said. >> for the first time, me and my entire family are really communicaing in a way with each other in quite some time. and to answer your question, things are really the best they've ever been. >> okay. >> and a lot of people think that i am divorced. i'm not divorced. >> so you're working on it. >> i dropped the divorce. i wanted to put my family back together. >> oh, so awesome. >> what do you think watching that? >> i think family's too important to just give up on them, you know? >> what went wrong? and then what went right when you look back? >> well, i think when you look back on it, you go, what went wrong, probably part of that rocket ride, you know. the whole family was on that ride. kind of like i

showing up in my driveway, that are parked in front of my house with news vans with the big satellite tish dishes. i said it's time to go to a place where i address this. i get it out there. i -- what were my goals and what it is -- a lot of people asked why did i file for divorce? the answer to that is she needs to understand that this is an ultimatum now. i can always reverse that or stop that should she decide to get help. i'm not going to die ni her eny her the opportunities i had myself. i need to draw that line in the sand. to answer your question directly why am i doing this? because this is a relationship that i've had previous to this situation where i've spoken about addiction before. i felt very comfortable speaking with you. not to mention the fact that i watch your show a lot and i think you're very fair. so i wanted to go into a forum where i wasn't going to be beat up, i was going to be asked both sides of the questions which i think you do effectively. >> i mean i'm going to play devil's advocate having said that with you. honestly, you went through a well documented period

light until almost a decade later after brooks had scaled the corporate ladder to become chief exec tishtional, a position she resigned last week. brooks has denied having any knowledge of any phone hacking by her staff. it was brooks who cemented a relationship with prime minister david cameron, inviting him to lunches at her country home with the head of news corporation, rue put murdock's son, james. there have been several arrests in the phone-hacking scandal so far but rebecca brooks is the highest profiled yet and the one closest to rue put murdock himself. atika shubert, cnn, london. >> as you can imagine, all of this has pummeled news corp's stock. as for news corp's nasdaq shares, the news of their value has wiped more than $6 billion since the scandal broke on july 4th. that's a drop since july 5th, the first day u.s. investors returned from a long u.s. holiday. that have yet another thing to worry about. inquiries are being made into rue put murdock's newspaper publishing operation in britain. just a reminder, cnn will have live coverage of rue put murdock's testimony. that's

that means even the establishment republicans like jim tish, and the chamber of commerce types and others who helped elect all these people, you know, maybe they were kidding themselves, the establishment republicans, they thought they could tame this crowd or this crowd would be practical what jim told me is, i would think he said that people who were idealists would also at some point be practical but, of course, everybody is holding their breath. i talked to one of john boehner's staff people and said, what's going to happen? he said we'll get the score we want and we're going to pass the thing, but if you talk to the white house people, as i was also doing, they predict the boehner bill will never get out of the house. >> i think you should tell your republican friend to go see "last of the mohicans." i'm not sure these tea party people are that concerned about the establishment's concerns. >> no, i don't think they are, and in a way, if you want to look at it this way, the business establishment played a dangerous game in all this, chris. they bankrolled the tea party, they got behin

and salman's wonderful quote from danielle tish, tish of the soviet tito era which is to say everything has to be done in triple irony, sometimes to get it past the sensors but simply because the situation was deeply ironic and, therefore, it needed to be read that way. the state doesn't have a memory -- doesn't have an imagination. individuals have imagination. individuals turn imagination into acts. they may use the collective unconscious. they may use society but it comes out of individuals and i suppose people like us have a very simple job which is to do the practical work of giving the forum of language to the imagination of the individuals. it's already there. in the early 20th century was filled with people trying to suggest that we were creating it out of our own imagination as opposed to sucking it up out of the imagination that existed out there among millions and millions of people were giving our individual forums but it's already there. so what the state has is the state has memory. the state's functions on memory, which is not the same thing as imagination. it's very rare