up next, twins, well, sort of. hear the amazing story about a pair of twins born a full week apart.ernment money. again, more of the light clouds are burning off as we peek and it should be another nice day. [wind rustling] [sound of waves crashing] [upbeat whistling in background] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >>> cot scotland is in the house today. people from all over the country, as well, bru tut the f over here in blue are celebrating scotland week and they're guaranteed to get a little attention from me because they brought cookies. thank you. so what is this all about? >> it's scotland week here in new york and we're here to promote scotland, the food, the culture, the friendly people. >> the great accent. >> i'm afraid to look. are there kilts? oh, yeah, very good. >> welcome, everybody. >> you've all heard of twins, maybe born on different day, 11:55 at night and the other one -- twins born a week apart,

red sox taking on the twins. local boy, joe mauer, doing well. home nick punto in the second. mah mauer had a single yesterday. jason kubel, his second home run of the year. and twins kristen this anywhere new ballpark in style. 5-2. >>> astros and cardinals. mark mcgwire, the new hitting coach for the cardinals. albert pujols, a three-run home run in the third. his fifth of the year. that's tied for the major league lead. the rest was up to adam wainwrig wainwright. the astros are 0-7. >>> on to the nba, brandon roy. torn meniscus, status for the playoffs uncertain. james harden, off the steal. the facial on webster. harden went for 12. go to the fourth. the blazers down one. they go to marcus camby. he had 30 points, his highest-scoring game since december 2nd of 2005. the thunder answer with the nba's leading scorer, kevin durant. he went for 30. that ties the game at 88-88. the blazers took control with a 12-0 run. miller and batum had 12. the thunder face the lakers in the first round of the playoffs. >>> that will do it for this espn news u

joe mauer the twins version of -- helped the twins open with a win over the boston red sox. brings in a run. minnesota 6-2 record so far. tied for the best start in the league. the steelers sends tonio holmes to the new york jets. holmes is suspended for violation of the substance abuse policy. finally some basketball 45th. >>> james said he didn't feel like talking to reporters so he was taken where king james was not in a cooperative mood. he's resting up for the playoff. >> reporter: how do you get a guy like that in there? >> reporter: he made it. >> reporter: he made it. >>> a robot that folds your ,,,, . >>> folding laundry is some people's worst task. the robot isn't for sale just yet, but engineers say within 10 years a robot i house made will be a reality. >> reporter: okay, every girl wants a one of a kind prom dress and a teen went the extra mile to insure her dress was special. she made her dress out of gum wrappers which she collected from family and friends. she said she got the idea of someone that had made a dress someone that had made a dress out of duct tap

i am pleased to report that the twins are doing fine.y believe that this was due to a lot of praying by a lot of people who heard about our twins plight in the media, and i'm sure a lot of you here in this room where the cause of that. we can definitely feel that. and i really appreciate that. but i believe there was a reason -- [applause] >> thank you. i believe there was a reason that this near tragic incident happened to us. through these precious children, and their story, was the opportunities to turn lemons into lemonade by helping prevent something similar happening to someone else's kids or loved ones. after the event, kimberly and i started the "the quaid foundation," and carefully began to learn about patient safety. along this journey i met dr. charles denham who introduced me to leading experts of safety, and helped us to understand that the real sweet spot, or safety envelope for high-performance care, is the intersection of three systems. leadership, say practices, and technology. when these support systems are functioning

today the courcode joined twins have been separated. they have won the battle of their lives. >> for four months, these little boys have lived face to face with each other. today, they are part for the first time after a successful operation to separate them. these kind of twins are incredibly rare. initially it grows as a normal. what is still just a clump of cells tries to split in form twins. if it does not fully separate you get two distinct embryos growing while still connected. the operation lasted 14 hours. it is a very delicate procedure. the word from a hospital is that it all went well. the children are in intensive care. they are stable. it will be a while before they can be shown to the cameras again. after the operation, their parents said that the sun was shining for their children. >> good to have you with this on bbc world news. we delve into the world of japanese dressing up to find out why certain air hostess uniforms are coveted by collectors. france ponce's first lady has dismissed as ridiculous the rumors that her p

conjoined twins have been separated in central london.he parents say the boys have won the battle of their lives, as jane hughes reports. >> for four months, these two little boys have lived face-to- face with each other. but today, they are part for the first time after the successful operation to sit -- separate them. conjoined twins are incredibly rare, developing in the early days of pregnancy from a single egg. initially, growth is normal, but around 11 days, a clump of cells tries to split in form twins. if it does not fully separate, distinct embryos growing in the balloon was still connected. the operation to operate took place at the hospital and lasted 14 hours. >> it is an incredibly delicate procedure. edward from the hospital is it all went well -- word from the hospital is it all went well. they are stable. >> it will be awhile before they can be shown to the cameras again, but the parents said the sunshine was out for their children. abc news. >> -- bbc no. >> pakistan's national assembly has felt constitutional reforms, tr

plus an encore performance from the watson twins. and kids from jackson high school.le are expected to turn out today in las vegas and seattle to rally for immigration reform. today's rallies follow one last month in washington, d.c. organizers say the present immigration laws are outdated and imgramigrants deserve bette working conditions. ale ral sli planned for dallas this two weeks. >>> after ten years, the tlo th is on did display again. the cloth is 14 feet long and 3.5 feet wide and it is kept in a bulletproof case and will be on display for the next six weeks. >> the actor when played the munchkin coroner in "the wizard of oz" has died. he makes this pronouncement. >> he's really most sincerely dead. >> he was one of the 124 munch kens in "the wizard of oz" and only one of only nine who had speaking parts before he died in florida. he was 94 years old. >>> those are the headlines at this hour. now to lonnie with the weather. who can forget that role? >> good luck hearing any part of that sentence. i'm sorry, but i'm not sorry for this kind of enthusiasm. good

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taking on the twins.er him, he used to have a big bat, that ought to count for something. one run score. white sox up 5-4. jones third career go ahead pinch hit and first since 2003. twins down by 1 and thome off the left-field wall and on the hill, that guy can hit a mile. quick throw and hardy out and it wasn't even close. the twins lose 5-4 the final. the white sox snap the four-game losing streak. three of six hits have been home runs. minnesota five-game winning streak, it's over. >> what is in a name? plenty if your name is roy. roy halladay and roy oswalt share more than just that, over the past decade, they have been two of the more dominating starters in all of baseball. if you can believe it, today's phillies and astros game is the first-ever meeting between the two roys. houston, major league baseball's only winless team 0-5, first batter of the game. and jimmie rawlins, first of the year, 1-0 phillies. fielder's choice. plenty for roy halladay. and carlos lee, gets lee against in the fourth sw

.  >>> how about this one, a set of twins with different birth days. they were born a week apart. how it happened coming up. >>> homeland security is cracking down on security at airports. starting today, expect to see morscreenings like pat downs on one type of flight. we have more on what's mind the security shift. >> reporter: the new layer of security will use realtime threat-based intelligence and apply to every single flight coming into the united states. it will apply to all passengers with additional screening conducted on the ones that match information gathered about terrorist suspects like partial name or travel pattern. >> this can't be the last thing we do. we need to develop new mechanisms for screening in which we get to see the kinds of screening that's being done and to moderate it depending on the intelligence we have. >> reporter: the security changes are the result of the president's review of intelligence surrounding the christmas day incident in detroit when federal agents say a suspect tried to blow up a plane using a bomb hidden

guest: my can have, kimberly and i had 2-1/2-year-old twins that are great.but they had to go in the hospital for an infection they had to require a round of antibiotics. and during their stay they were ingested twice with a blood thinner called heparin, unfortunately they received twoy were to receive. and it almost killed them. basically turned their blood into water. host: heparin is a common drug. guest: it's a commonly used drug used in the hospital to remove clotting. host: they are ok and doing well, but at what point did you and your wife discover this issue? guest: at the first time they were administered the overdose, we were in the room, and no one in the hospital noticed until the second one was administered and that was on a blood strip. host: when it all played out, who was at fault? guest: it was a chain of events of errors from the pharmacy to the point of manufacturer of the heparin, to the pharmacy and the nurses station to the body side of the twins. the checks were missed twice along the way. it's totally preventible. that's the sad part a

it's particularly thrill to be here in san francisco in the san francisco area, where twin spent many eventful years as a newspaper reporter, apprentice bohemian and self-described dodger of landlords. he always loved san francisco. although he did say or is supposed to have said, no one can track it down that the coldest winter i ever spent was a summer in san francisco. we all have a mental image of mark twain as a nomad in a white suit smoke agassi garr and looking wise. in his early years however, he was more of a red headed wise guy, a real life tom sawyer who was always getting into trouble and talking or walking his way out of it. he was always on the verge of lighting out for somewhere and by the time he finally stopped lighting out in the spring of 1910, he had visited five continents, gone around the world several times and personally crossed the atlantic ocean 29 times. travel he said was liberalizing. whenever you write a book, the first thing people want to know is why. i choose to interpret that as meaning, why did you write this particular book, not why did you write th

i think most observers would agree that these twin ideas of opportunity and open communities have been proven in during for justice breyer throughout his life and work. after graduating from stanford in 1959, justice breyer study philosophy and economics at oxford on a marshall scholarship. he went on to graduate from harvard law school in 1964, and after earning that degree, clerked for justice arthur goldberg on the court. justice breyer work for a brief stint as an attorney in the antitrust division of the justice department, and was later then recruited to teach at harvard law school, where he is and i'm sure you will see tonight, the most extraordinary teacher. in 1974, senator ted kennedy maintained to be special counsel to the senate judiciary committee, where he soon became the committee's chief counsel. when we go back in time president jimmy carter appointed stephen breyer to the u.s. court of appeals for the first circuit where he then became the chief judge in 1990. and he also served as a member of the u.s. judicial conference and influential sentencing commission. justice

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a medical mistake nearly cost the lives of his newborn twins. it happened in a los angeles hospital right before quaid's unsuspecting eyes. >> when my wife and i were in the room, a nurse unintentionally gave our children 1,000 times the dosage of a dangerous flood thinner. we had no way of knowing that the potentially lethal quantity of heprin in their tiny bodies with was turning their blood into a consistency of water. >> reporter: the twins recovered but quaid and his wife were never the same. the actor has become an activist, speaking out, he say, not to criticize the health care industry, but to make it better. >> my mission today is to drive awareness. awareness of the shocking amount of harm that we can, that we can prevent. and my message is a call to action. >> quaid maintains in order to eliminate medical mistakes and improve patient care, health care professals need to speak out. the actor believes that investing in tech nolgs will serve as a safety net. >> technologies like bar code systems, smart influgs pumps, electronic medical r

too bad this minnesota twin nearly took out his mom with a foul ball.l show you that in the playbook. ouch. >>> and sean hannity just lost his mind at the reagan library. stephanie miller will break it down for us in "club ed." f stay with us. - easy on the grass please. - chocolate. and 10 percent what i like to call the "wow factor." walgreens makes putting together the perfect basket easy. with reese's peanut butter eggs, oreo cookies, starburst jelly beans, and more. then personalize it with something special. an egg-to-bunny ratio of four to one is crucial. walgreens. there's a way to make every bunny happy. can sometimes get out of hand in a hurry. [ screaming ] hey. pbht! [ luke ] unless, of course, you've got at&t, the nation's fastest 3g network, which means you can surf the web and download videos in a snap. there you go, dad. hey. ♪ thanks. [ chuckles ] this is good. [ male announcer ] at&t. a better 3g experience. get 50% off all messaging phones after mail-in rebate, like the pantech reveal. only from at&t. ♪ three decadent flavors. 60 calo

louis woman using a pair of adopted embryos gave birth to twins.arking a very unique custody battle. kelly wallace reports. >> reporter: jen mclaughlin considers 12 week old anna and sarah her miracles. the 39d-year-old who couldn't have children adopted five kids, four from russia and one from missouri, before reading about embryo adoption. >> i was like this is perfect. i'll have the opportunity to be pregnant in addition to once again giving a child that needs a home a home. >> reporter: on a website, she located a california couple who wanted to donate four proceed fen embryos. in a contract signed by mclauf len and the california couple, the embryos were described as pre-born children who are entitled to the rights and protection accordinged to all children legally and morally. >> we believe this life begins at conception, so we really felt like we wered adopting two babies. >> reporter: two embryos were left over, embryos mclauf len wants to use to give birth again because she considers them anna and sarah's siblings. but last month, the dono

did you incident with your twins change the way you view your faith?>> i've always had -- i think i've always had a strong faith. in god. i really do. no matter what your definition might be of him, i think we all might experience that, even atheists at times. one thing that really woke me up to the power of prayer with what happened with the twins because they were really -- it really does work. it really does. it has a lot of power in life we can all share. [applause] >> thank you for coming today. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> we would like to thank national press club staff for organizing today ease event. for more information please go to our website at www. press.org. thank you and we are now adjourned. [applause] >> up next on c-span, remarks by new york's federal reserve president, william dudley. after that a look at the white house nuclear weapons summit. on "washington journal" topics include wall street, the economy and an update on the retirement of justi

. -- two people will do the work of one, just like the president and vice president or the olsen twins. most americans die of natural causes. if elected, i will find a cure for natural causes. you seem to like that one. it will be covered by health insurance -- it will not be covered by health insurance because of pre-existing conditions. i have a solution for global warming. i will switch from fahrenheit to celsius. it was 100 degrees, now it is 40. you are very welcome. [laughter] i agree with foreign policies because i am from china and i can see russia from my backyard. i believe that unilateralism is to expensive. if elected, i will go with text messaging. i will text our allies just to say hi, and text our enemies when they are fighting. o.m.g., you are building a nuclear weapon? but you were doing it wrong, lol. this is the first time my son knew what i was doing. thank you very much. have a good night. [applause] >> joe wong. thank you so much, joe. thank you, mr. vice president, for being with us this evening. please remain seated while the vice-president departs the building.

twins go on to win it 10-3.hits and draw nine walks, matching their season high for runs scored. michael cuddyer went 2-5 with three r.b.i.s. twins have won four straight. greinke takes the loss and drops to 0-2 on the year. tigers and mariners. 11-2 m's. bottom of the eighth. ichiro 2-5 with a couple of runs scored. gutierrez a two-run triple in addition to his three hits total. seattle scored multiple runs in three straight innings. felix hernandez has the win if seattle can hold on. >> july 1, 2010, in the nba, it's the start of the holiday shopping season. in high demand, a lebron a wade and a bosh. but they won't come cheap. good news, teams will have a little more to spend. the nba's projected salary cap next season $56.1 million, $2 million to $3 million higher than expected. great news for the knicks. it good -- guarantees they can sign two max free agents. based on the cap, the knicks will have the most money to spend and their the only team that could give out two maximum contracts. the projected cap a

scene overnight for the painful task of identifying his own twin's body.me with hundreds of thousands lining the streets. and the entire nation came to a standstill for a moment of silence. >> this tragedy has brought forward the worst nightmares of our history. >> reporter: at the scene of the crash, though, grief gave way to hard questions about how this happened. investigators say the flight data recorder indicated no mechanical problem, which had been the assumption of many poles who had dubbed the president's aging russian jet a flying coffin. investigators are now focusing their attention on pilot error. he had refused the control tower's direction to divert to another airport and circled four times before attempting a second landing in heavy fog. but there was another, more disturbing theory. president kaczynski twice before tried to overrule his pilot. once when the plane had mechanical problems on a state trip to japan, and another time when his pilot refused to land in a military conflict zone in georgia. >> as far as we know, the captain had a l

. >>> also, his twins nearly killed by a medical mistake. the message this superstar is spreading tonight. >>> plus, the vatican is taking on sex abuse in the church. stay with us.  >>> some parents spank their kids to teach them right from wrong, but a new study shows that could backfire. they looked at data on 2500 children. the research found those who are spanked more frequently at 3 years old were more likely to be aggressive at 5 years old. it is strong predictor of future aggressive behavior. >>> hospitals are cracking down on hand washing. they're using sensors. we report. >> reporter: nurses and doctors at the university of florida medical center are getting warned if they get to close to patients without washing their hands. they must wear electronic badges warning if they don't sanitize. >> it really made you more conscious of how often we don't wash our hands. the little buzz to remind you when you walk in. >> reporter: the system detects soap and hand gels. not enough sanitizer and the system buzzes until that

you're a mom, twins.erstand. >> yes. >> when is this new album expected out? >> probably the end of the summer. i'm working on it now. >> how are you squeezing in time for that? how does the day -- how does the weekly calendar work out? >> when you have kids, they just become number one. everything else just falls into the number two, three to ten spot, you know what i mean? those spots. >> right. >> once you have that priority and once you have that perspective, everything else just kind of falls into place after that. as long as they're happy and kind of taken care of, everything else kind of comes after that. >> we know you're busy. matter of fact, you're so busy that i understand you have to kind of run from this interview. so, i'm supposed to actually -- being a gentleman. >> thank you. >> i'm supposed to actually escort you out. >> walk me to my car. >> because you have a cab waiting -- actually, you have like ten cabs waiting. i understand one of the things, as part of the movie, there will be taxi

i come back home, my wife gives birth to identical twin girls and i am summoned back home. and what i discovered is that this place is incredibly volatile. there is this change that you were talking about, that there is this great insecurity. and what i then set out to do, as joshua traveled around the world and ben traveled around the world and i spent years traveling around the world, i decided to travel around america and go back do american history. what i discovered was that there was one story time and again, at every troubled moment in american life, people have gone back to one story. and it's the story of the bible. and it's the story of this relationship among god and the people and the land. and i discovered something, how we survive -- and i was asking how do we survive this troubled time? what i discovered was this unthinkable, unimaginable idea which is that it is the story of moses, the story of the exodus and the promised land that inspired generation after generation of american, the founding fathers, as you know and have talked about wanted moses on the fi

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the polish president and his wife were placed side by side while their daughter and the president's twin brother mourned. the names of the 96 lost were read. >>> hundreds of russian adoptions may be on hold. this after a mother sends her 8- year-old son back all alone. >> can i have a juice box, mommy? >> reporter: this family is full, there's a 9-year-old, a 7- year-old and a 6-year-old and a 5-year-old. their parents adopted them from russia nearly three years ago. >> what are we doing. you kind of calm down and you get a feeling like, is it the right thing. now, they want one more, the 15- year-old sister who's still in russia. >>> we can't leave her there and the teens age out and they're kind of just sent on their way and their out look is grim. >> reporter: and the option may not be smooth. some are calling for a freeze in all american adoptions after an 8-year-old boy was sent back to the country by his american mother. next week, state department workers are going to russia for talks and some agencies are concerned. >> familys are concerned as to whether or not they'll be able to

and the second twin tendency is to become so pessimistic about the future, you see, as to acquiesce to it in helplessness. and so both indifference and pessimism are inappropriate. theologians say. i say more than inappropriate. they're wrongheaded. they are the sins of omission if not comission, this indifference and this pessimism, and this extraordinary film "countdown to zero" i think goes right at them. lawrence, did you know that? maybe not. but you have. on behalf of my fem low faith community, i say we are together with you in this, christian, jewish, muslim, buddhist, others, all affirm what t.s. elliott in 1939 said. "the fact that a problem will require the attention of the greatest minds and challenge a generation to solve it is no excuse for postponing addressing it." i like one point in the movie. it's slightly humorous if you'll pardon me for recounting it. but the founder of ground zero, roger molander, was worried, he was told at a meeting at the pentagon years ago about, quote, getting too excited about nuclear war that would end the world when, in fact, he was told o

so as we walk around we got stuff from the twins, we have stuff from the team i played here in venezuela and winter ball. they have bobble heads. posters. all this stuff i gave it to them. for them to keep it here. that's where we -- that's where everything started and they collect them all. this is it. i want to thank you guys for spending this time bus here in venezuela. i hope you like it. and i'll see you in new york. >> reporter: in venezuelan like in america, baseball is a national past time. and johan's next goal is to get political support to build a second baseball field. as johan told me he will not stop until the job is done. i'm kirk. back to you. >> thanks kirk. chicago cubs pitcher ryan defer store spent his weekend in chicago. he invited david caplan to one of the workouts. as you'll see this is a case study in the agnat my of a work use. >> reporter: not a time many professional athletes are up and about. brian is ready to get to work. he gets together with trainer micates in north brook. is occasionally joined by fellow pitchers jeff and tom. >> the three of us working o

. >>> finally twins and yankees, denard span lined a foul ball in the crowd and hit somebody. hoe headed for the stands and it hit someone. it turns out he hit his own mother. fortunately she was oklahoma and was able to walk up the aisle under her own power. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, heidi and spencer add more names to the list of folks who are answer ggry at them. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, what could be better for a hometown home coming for a gold medal olympian. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you once against jacksonville, you finally broke the streak, 105 days without temperatures riding the 80-degree mark. beautiful through kansas city. notice the clouds increasing through much of the area will limit temperatures. back here in childress, texas, we had a record 97 degrees. back around '86. a little bit of snow possible in billings. late tonight early tomorrow morning we'll see thunderstorms spill out of the plains and we'll see it continue on friday

. >>> the twin started treading bamboo, so i don't know. it is crazy.et's take a look at these storms can. big storms and tornadoes, it is a major outbreak. some thunderstorm activity will come here sunday, but we're not worried about severe weather right now. tomorrow, showers. thunderstorms of our own, maybe sunshine before the weather finally settles down by the middle of next week. >> abc world news is coming up next. >> have a good night. now pay just $99.99 a month for verizon fios tv, internet and phone -- guaranteed for two years! it's an amazing offer that could save you hundreds of dollars. call now to lock in this guaranteed low price for two years. with 100% true fiber optics to your home, fios delivers the future and gives you more of what cable doesn't. the best channel lineup and more hd. america's top-rated internet. even facebook and twitter on your tv. enjoy a bigger, better entertainment experience. and the peace of mind that comes from knowing you'll pay the same low price year after year. call now and you'll also get a free dvr for

also -- >> i'm going to tell my twins that when they turn 16 and they're hating on me.ur question, love? >> caller: my question is i have a theory. there's always truth in lies. and they said that the child od'ed. i believe that. i believe that she did it at home. my question is did ronald cummings talk to misty prior to when he couldn't find her? because i'm wondering if he is involved in this. >> are you talking about ronald cummings? >> yes. >> what do you mean did he talk to misty -- remember, everyone was trying call the house, and nobody was picking up. >> caller: right. >> straight back to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer. ellie, what can you tell me about that? that evening she went missing. remember, everybody, including ronald cummings, was trying to reach misty croslin, and she refused to answer the phone. >> right. that's right, nancy. and also, ronald has said in the past that after he dropped haleigh off for school that day he dropped her back at the house, he said good-bye to her, he said good-bye to misty. so he at least talked to her then and

those unimpeachable twin towers of modern free market democracy.both of these in their extreme form are as we know now encrypted with the potential of bringing about ultimate applicable destruction. nuclear war, or climate change. but the battle for land lies at the heart of the development debate in india. before he became india's finance manager, he was enron's lawyer and part of a multinational mining corporation. perhaps his career graph informed his world view or maybe it's the other way around. but in an interview last year he said that his vision was to get 85% of india's population to live in cities. that would mean moving something like 500 million people off their lands. that proves well underway and turning india into a police state in which people who refuse to surrender their land are being made to do so at gunpoint. perhaps this is what makes it so easy for them to move so seamlessly from being finance minister to being home minister. the portfolios are separated only by an membrane. underlying this nights mare masquerading or vision

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they relate to the activities of the president's party in two constituencies in the capital of the twin city. pope benedict's summit has weighed in on the sec's scandal. he said that the rule of celibacy has no connection to the priest modesto ash molesting children. -- he has said there is no rule of celibacy in connection with the priest molestations. witnesses have in the -- witnesses have appeared in the trial of radovan karadzic. this is the first time that radovan karadzic appeared as his own defense counsel. >> for radovan karadzic, this marked a very important phase of his trials. the prosecution was to present at their opening witnesses. the first to give evidence was a man held in a camp in 1992. he said that he was nearly beaten to death by the prison wguards. he was luckier than other men had to build their own graves before they were killed. >> i feel disabled by the psychological stress and burden. this is catching up with me and getting worse. even now as i'm speaking, i don't know what it will be like for me when i get home. every time i tell it, i believe it again and a

nothing to worry about to the north and east of us, as twins will turn up the atmosphere enough to keep any frost from if -- as the wind will turn up the atmosphere enough -- churn up the atmosphere to keep any frost from us. satellite radar, mostly clear skies. high pressure builds just to the west of us. we will look for a change in wind direction and then warmer temperatures, but tomorrow, a chilly start. with a little frost, you may have to scrape off your windshield. winds of the northwest. tomorrow, temperatures move into the 50's, and by afternoon, daytime highs approaching the 65 degrees. winds will increase just a bit. -- approaching 65 degrees. a nice warm-up towards the middle of the upcoming work week. low 70's. some rain showers into the mix a late friday, into the upcoming weekend. the upcoming weekend looks pretty walk wet -- some rain showers into the mix late friday. >> all right, thanks, steve. >>> coming up ♪ [ male announcer ] we make them beautiful. ♪ we make them tougher. ♪ we make them legendary. we make them better... ♪ to make your life better. ♪ and we've never

lots and lots of husband and kisses at twin cities international in minneapolis as the first flight from a.m. bam finally arrived. many family members have wait almost a week to see their hundreds. those stuck in the netherland said they tried having to get home. >> we were talked about can we take a train to spain and fly out from there, look at cruise ships to get home. it was a little sharing and quite difficult to find out information to get home. >> it's hard. they've been in the airport for five days and now they're finally coming home. >> reporter: our first flight from the uk is expected to land around 7:30 tonight. coming up on the news at 10:00 we hear from those passengers. >>> a growing number of city leaders want verizon to bring their -- here. >> unfortunately, we have a long history here in baltimore of this sort of treatment by big corporations, whether it's banks or insurance companies, auto insurance, there just seems to be this prejudice that exists out there against baltimore. >> a city council meeting will be held next wednesday. verizon meantime announced it has no

. >> of course i don't think we're better than the pen twins. they're the stanley cup champions and they're the team to beat. every game, you're looking at 3- 0 and i'm looking at three slow close games. >> both teams usually bring their best this these kinds of games and they're intense this time of the year and this one being so late in the season. i'm sure both teams want to get the most out of it. it's been really close match games. and i expect the same thing here tonight. >>> caps and pens face off at 7:30. catch all the action on our sister network. >>> coming up, we'll tell you who you is paired with tiger woods for the first round of the masters. chick hernandez joins us live from augusta with the latest. >>> kelli johnson goes one-on- one with the new leader of the redskins who has a clear vision how the franchise can turn things around. >> it starts with team. guys to rely on each other and have confidence that the guy next to them is going to do their job. i think it's important that you build that bond, you build that bond through t

. >>> now to sports and a gem by a twins left-hander.truck out six and pitched eight scoreless innings. a solo home run in the sixth gave them a lead and they went on to win it 6-0. in oakland, phil hughes was in a groove taking a no-hitter through seven innings. on the first pitch in the eighth, a comebacker was smacked and he reached first when hughes couldn't find the ball, but the yanks won it 3-1. in the national league, roy halladay threw a five hitter. he got help from his defense including a great catch by shane victorino in the second robbing troy gloss of a homer. the 2-0 complete game win moves halladay to 4-0 on the season. >>> in new york, the mets lost to the cubs 9-3, but the rookie first baseman ike davis had the play of a night flipping over the railing and hanging on. but the play of the week was a flip in the bronx and not at yankee stadium. fordham university's brian konacki made like a gymnast somersaulting over the catcher tuesday night to score. unbelievable. when we return, another look at this morning's top stori

. >>> finally tonight, as the yankees and twins played grapefruit ball today.s is minnesota's denard span. fouls a line drive into the seats and he knows he just his own mother who had come to town. mrs. span was helped from the stadium. span finished his at-bat and then excused himself from the game. she's fine. but how'd you like to have to live through a game like that? >> that's pretty bad. we'll be back. >> she's not old lady johnson. i cook twice a week at the fire station. i'd pick up a lot of the work around the house, the chores, the kids, the shopping, the cooking. i have two teenagers, and i'll be putting them through college someday soon. i'm very aware of what things cost, and, you know, i have to use all the money-saving tricks that i can come up with. with compare & save at giant, we search local competitors' prices and show you the difference right on the shelf. using the compare & save, i know that i'm getting a good price, and that works for me. more savings, every time you shop, only at giant. >>> and that's 9news now for tonight. don't forge

my twins, who are now 25, two are going to fly, one on a honeymoon, on a cruise ship. please answer this question -- my number one question. how our cruise ships being handled under this new communication of but three -- homeland security, passport, and transportation authority? cruise ships, can you address that? and then the next one is, inside the united states, but -- like, my daughter is going to new orleans next month. when she goes next month, will these new procedures be something that is going to change specifically, will it take extra time to go through intrastate kinds of checks and how will it delay flights that way? and the last thing is, i have to say, we all just need to take a deep breath and i'm talking to superman because i know clark kent has had enough of those jokes. a good morning, please answer if you can. guest: the first time as to anybody made the connection. on the first question, cruise ships, the measures that i am talking about really only applies to aviation. there is considerable scrutiny of cruise ship passengers, but this applies only

he was an identical twin. it was like he was staring at his mirror image in the coffin.became this image for me of kids inexplicably killing their mirror image. tavis: i'm always fascinated, as much as i have read about your work, i am always taken aback by how you got started in this line of work. it is especially interesting because you grow up in a nice, affluent neighborhood. i know it well because i live there now. yet, it was a trip to bolivia, leaving the comfort of that neighborhood in l.a., and this trip to bolivia where you said you went there in part because working with the poor got you closer to the gospel. tell me about that. >> i was only there a year because i got sick and i had to come home, but it helped me discover the gospel and the truth of it and somehow the poor had this privileged access to the gospel in the living of it. when i came back, i went to the university and i said i really want to live and work with the poor. fortunately for me, my provincial set me to dolores mission, which was the poorest parish in the city, and that is where i began

the body was identified by his twin brother yarraf. tens of thousands of people gathered to watch the body of president kaczynski go through the streets of warsaw, as sirens wailed, two minutes of silence went across the country. it has been a focus of people's tributes. but amidst the morning, many are turning their thoughts as to how the plane with so many high-ranking dignitaries on board came to such a tragic end. >> when you've got the president of the country and other dignitaries, the pressure on that pilot to get the plane where it was supposed to go is incredibly high. unfortunately, it sounds like it was too high. >> reporter: and across the united states, polish immigrants showed their condolence from new york. the government is later expected to give details of the funeral arrangements. in the meantime, the president's body will lie in state at the presidential palace. jeremy, vinita. >> what about the reports that we're hearing that the pilot was pressured to land, maybe even by the president himself? >> well, the voice re

. >> i think we are twins. >> and the feta and olive, and we want a little bit of freshness, so i choppedme mint to bring out a little freshness for the spring. and if you want. i put some greens on there sometimes, some pea greens to give it that salad essence. >> we have been watching mike isabella, the executive chef preparing a greek dish. go down and visit him. 9th and z streets northwest and come back and visit us at 5:00. it looks lovely, chef. thank you so much for coming in. it looks delicious.

three sets of twins were born in three days. the first time the hospital has ever seen such a baby boom. >> i found out last night that there was one more set being born, they came in to get a couple of monitors fofrom my room. one more set coming. and i thought that's cool. >> a nurse said the hospital may have run out of equipment if they had to deliver a fourth set. >> patrice harris fox 45 news "late edition". >> this afternoon, the orioles headed north b an hour from the sarasota home, to tampa to face the yankees in front of a national audience as spring training begins to wind down. picking up top of the first. samone faces rodriguez. he lifts a single to right center. randy win comes in from 2 and yankees take the lead. and later in the inning. 2-0 yankees. swisher up one. and he unloads. and reaches the top of the bleachers. for his second homer of the spring. new york on top. 4-0. and top of the sixth. how many times do you see this? mario rivera pitches with bases loaded? robert andino hits a grounder to third. low th

. >>> the brother of the late polish president says he will run in the election to replace his twin killed in a plane crash earlier this month. he says he will continue the mission of his brother and the others who died in the crash. >>> manuel noriega is in france to face money laundering charges. united states extradited him after french authorities accused him of squandering $3 million in proceeds by purchasing luxury apartments in paris. >>> coming up on 9 news now, will the federal reserve raise interest rates? we will have the answer in "living smart "in two minutes. we'll be right back. ♪ my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> early on this tuesday we are tieup free out on route 50 from the bay bridge toward washington. another check on your roads coming up. >>> >>> it is time for our first "living $mart" report of the morning. jessica doyle is off today. we have a "living $mart" business headlines. >> reporter: goldman sachs ceo is likely to face questions about fraud charges today. lawmakers are holding hearing about the ro