now at today's press conference the twins were the stars of the show. angelina, here with the red bow, and an el cawith the blue bow. mom says they actually were very shy at first but, over time, she is starting to see sides of the twins that they have never seen before. she said that an leap a was aggressive for the first time in her life. the biggest challenge for these twins right now is two things, one, becoming independent 2- year-olds and, number 2, learning to walk on their own two feet. >> interview: their balance is the biggest challenge. in the beginning it was more of an endurance, just being able to stay up. , now they are improving with walking and taking steps. >> interview: they are recovering just like any child would be. but i can tell you that this morning when i was rounding on them they were both drying because they wanted the same toy. >> interview: i cannot wait to see them playing, walking, and running, and be able to be with other children. >> reporter: now from a medical stand appointed they are doing great, their liver function

will do the same with these twins. >> i think it is a miracle and i am happy for them.orter: the twins successful surgery has given hope for 13-year-old cain bradley and his mother here at the children's hospital to see if he is eligible for a heart transplant. >> it makes me feel like anything can happen. reporter: so far this week at least one family's dreams already have come true here. at stanford. channel 2 niece. >> actress lindsay lohan going back to jail. because of jail overcrowding she will only likely serve 6 days. she vee lated probation by not attending therapy sessions and getting kicked out of a community service job. she was warned she will have to serve more than 400 hours of community service and under go counseling to avoid further jail time. it is the 5 time she has been arrested in 2007. >> international google pulled the g male ap after its launch. it was removed from the store after received widespread criticism. it wasn't very different from the brow ser version and failed to offer a similar experience. >> it is working to change it and have a ne

and in 2006, in fargo, north dakota, the carlson twins, abby and belle.e in a conjoined replace. and after separation, abby reaching out, still yearning for the touch of her sister. and that same year in wisconsin, the shaw twins, conjoined at the spine but turned away from each other, never seeing who was living life with them. after the surgery, look. absolute delight. >>> and still ahead, salmonella contaminating pet food. your pets are fine. what you have to do to protect your health. to the flu. an accident... to asthma. a new heartbeat... to a heart condition. when you see your doctor, you don't face any medical issue alone. you do it together. at the american medical association, we're committed to preserving that essential partnership between patients and their doctors. because when it comes to your health, you need someone you trust. the ama. protecting the relationship between patients and physicians. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that'

soon after the twins arrived from the philippines. two-year-olds shared a diaphragm and a liver. today the muscle and organ were split in two during a 10-hour long surgery. >> i would say the anesthetic risks and the risks of the liver separation were the greater risks. >> they were risks the family was willing to take. because without the surgery, the twins could suffer from scoliosis and spinal curvatures. this was his conjoined twins. it is last was in 2007, also a successful surgery. but this time the surgeons used newer technology when separating the liver and special plates made just for these girls for use to reinforce the sternum. >> at the end of the surgery after the tissue expansion and the flaps and the sternum reconstruction, they have a long scar from the middle of their chest down to their belly button. it is just a straight line. that's all that will show for the future. >> reporter: and more surgeries are not expected for angelica and angelina. >> this is a dream come true. >> doctors expect the twins will stay in icu

soon after the twins arrived from the philippines.two-year-olds shared a diaphragm and a liver. today the muscle and organ were split in two during a 10-hour long surgery. >> i would say the anesthetic risks and the risks of the liver separation were the greater risks. >> they were risks the family was willing to take. because without the surgery, the twins could suffer from scoliosis and spinal curvatures. this was his conjoined twins. it is last was in 2007, also a successful surgery. but this time the surgeons used newer technology when separating the liver and special plates made just for these girls for use to reinforce the sternum. >> at the end of the surgery after the tissue expansion and the flaps and the sternum reconstruction, they have a long scar from the middle of their chest down to their belly button. it is just a straight line. that's all that will show for the future. >> reporter: and more surgeries are not expected for angelica and angelina. >> this is a dream come true. >> doctors expect the twins will stay in icu

panel voted 11-1 to convict the twins. the dissenters said surveillance video was too blurry. >> phoenix still remains this enduring symbol and really, she just has become the face of animal cruelty nationwide. so, i think baltimore is taking this crime much more seriously. people are reporting it. police officers are investigating this crime. >> one of the twins was jailed on attempted murder charges at the time of the last trial. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police now believe a pair of rape cases could be connected. both cases involved a home invasion over the weekend. the victims were approximately the same age and live within 3 miles of each other. police hope to find more evidence. >> a man wants answers and an apology after police raided his home looking for somebody that does not live there. rong watchingst tv with friends when police searched his home for nearly an hour. >> he said it was a search and seizure for possession of drugs and weapons. i said, i believe you have the wrong house. they said, we

they were playing today for the last time as conjoined twins. it was an emotional ride through the corridor they took her daughters to the operating room. a team of skilled surgeons spent nearly six hours performing the surgery. then nearly four hours doing reconstruction. the doctors spoke to us just minutes ago. >> the chest closure went better than anticipated. we did use the plates that had within specially constructed for them as reinforcements but the chest we're pleased with how the reconstructions have gone. that took time. and so we're not embarrassed to say we took our time. >> and this was cox ply indicated because the girls had tightly fused livers and diaphragms but hearts and lungs were separate. so not as right after this yeekee as a procedure in 2007 here successful separation surgery for the conjoined twins living in san jose. doctors have given them the gift not only of living independent lives but also healthy lives because conjoined siblings often face challenges with muscular deform tis that can get worse over time. they wil

panel voted 11-1 to convict the twins. they said surveillance video was too blurry. >> phoenix still remains this in during symbol. it has become the face of animal cruelty nationwide. i think baltimore is taking this crime much more seriously. people are reporting it. police officers are investigating this crime. >> one of the twins was jailed on separate attempted murder charges at the time of the trial. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> several unions joined in on demonstrations here in baltimore. protesters marched across the howard street bridge. could jobs better baltimore organize the demonstration -- good jobs better baltimore. the demands are similar to those in other cities. >> we need a bridge between the 1% and the 99%. we need to bring jobs back to baltimore city. >> i think a lot of the trading and credit default swaps are gimmicks that don't add value to our country. >> i am fed up with rodents, rats. i'm fed up with sinks falling off the walls, holes in the ceilings. i think our kids deserve better.

those twins are now living normal lives.their operation is left complication. >> i hope that everything will be okay and they will recover. >> following the operation the twins will require months of physical therapy. the family plans to live in san jose permanently. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> so good they are in good hands. it's halloween. happy halloween everybody. >> it is indeed. >> not very ghostly right now. live view from high definition, is this sutro? looking westward at the afterglow of sunset. what a beautiful picture that is. what a beautiful day it has been. here is a look at high temperatures. high has reached 81 degrees at santa rosa and fairfield, concord and antioch, livermore, five locations tongue out at 81 degrees. 79 at morgan hill. 79 in novato. it was a mild day. even now as temperatures drop, mild in the inland locations. temperatures are mainly in the 70s. upper 60s around the bay. 59 at half moon bay. these are the highlights, sunny and warm again tomorrow. we do have high fire danger in the

it was more complicated because those twins' hearts were joined and those twins are doing well. that surgery required a staff of more than 50, more than 30 will work on this case. the girls were born in the philippines. the family now lives in san jose their dad works in hayward. they also have a 10-year-old brother. everyone riching the entire well. katie mar sue -- wishing the entire family well. >>> sam pooh labels claim no tears but the environmentalists are crying foul over johnson's baby shampoo. a boycott is urged until the company removes two chemicals that could potentially cause cancer. johnson & johnson says it is working on paysing out the substance. it makes and sells -- a version overseas that doesn't contain those chemicals. >>> the obama administration handed out billions of your tax dollars to help states create jobs. california is still sitting on tens of millions of that money. the excuse state lawmakers have for not spending it. >>> details on a rupturing pg&e natural gas pipeline. it turns out the company knew more than it let on. >>> surprising impact of cl

. >>> the operation to unjoin twins is still underway. tara moriarty is live in stanford and she will let us know how things are going so far. >> reporter: we just received a briefing from one. surgeons. it look lies it will take another hour, now and a half to compete separating and then they will begin the reconstruction phase. this is a three-hour procedure to separate the twins who are iraned -- joinled at the chest head and liver. and then the -- joined at the chest and head and river and then the reconstruction begins. if all goes well, the two will begin to live independently all together. >> we just began to divide the chest wall and abdominal wall. and then we will get to the sternum -- sternium -- -- sternum. >> reporter: the twins's aunt started to -- twin's aunt started to search for help -- for help on the internet. ika and ina, as their mother calls them, she says she hopes after the surgery, the girls will finally live normal lifeles. live in stanford, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it's been a tough day on wal

they went in as one and tonight they sleep separate like regular twins. the surgery was risk skpet family said they only wanted it done at the medical center. the twins's mother talks about the ordeal as does the miracle worker himself. y we speak on one with the doctor who performed six other separation surgeries and today was no ordinary day. george kiriyama was live with details you will see only on the bay area news. george? >> there is very emotional time for the family. the long road to recovery begins and they know they will take every ounce of patience. >> this is a dream come true. words cannot express how the family feels. this is a celebration. angelica and angelina. >> they are sleeping in separate beds for the first time in their lives. the recovery is under way as both girls are sedated and breathing with the help of a ventilator. it's an answer to the family's prayers. >> on behalf of my family, we thank the doctor and the team. >> angelica and angelina have been joined at the chest and abdomen and operating staff of more than 50 surgeons,

we have an update on the conjoined twins who were separated and it is good news. these are pictures before they underwent surgery a week ago today. this morning they were moved out of the intensive care unit and into a regular room. the family is not yet ready to share new photos but a spokeswoman says the twins have started physical and occupational therapy and are watching television. >>> and there was a fire at sky walker ranch in north bay. there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> the dow is currently down 356, nasdaq down 54. there was a fire last night at star wars director george lucas' skywalker ranch but it only caused minor damage. it started around 5:30 in the chimney of the main house. a fire crew responded first but no injuries were reported. >>> san francisco's spca says someone stole a puppy today, hours before the animal was to be adopted. a

but his twin brother, ray, is an inmate at colorado's limon correctional facility. the prison gave our crew permission to show ray videotape of his brother's cell extractions. it's the first time he is seeing them. >> i saw a lot of things going on in your face watching that. >> you know, honestly, i wanted to jump in there and help him, you know what i mean? that's my first instinct is just to help him. that's the first time i seen a couple of those clips. to be honest with you, it makes me mad right away. i see the [ bleep ] cops dropping all their weight and they're 230 pounds right on one leg, boom. you know what i mean? i ain't no fool. you know what i mean? i know what time it is. that's not cool. yeah, i don't like to see my brother get hurt. >> but the prison says extraction teams are only called when inmates do not cooperate with staff. a practice roy gave up when the prison began using oc gas. or pepper spray. >> that stuff is really powerful. that will make anyone tap out. i would rather have my ass kicked than get hit by that. it's really bad. you can't

has a twin sister. >> are you kidding me.ever told me you had a twin sister. >> i mean she's -- >> i identical or fraternal. >> nocturnal like a bat. >> jon: please welcome adam sandler! (cheers and applause) sandler! >> thank you. >> jon: how you been? >> i got-- i came out here, i wanted to remember three things to tell you. >> jon: tell me. >> i can't remember any of them, i got none, i got none, how are you. >> jon: i'm doing very well. >> the corduroy seems thick for this -- >> i had corduroy pants on too and somebody said don't wear corduroy on corduroy so i switched it out this say new thing, my wife has been getting me new clothes. i look back at pie old, i have been on television a long time and i've been wearing the same clothes literally on every show. so she went out and got me this corduroy shirt this other flannel one and a t-shirt. >> jon: but the r word and again this is nothing against the wife, but that is not-- that's not a shirt. you're wearing-- that is clearly some sort of coat shirt hybrid. that's not -

they have spent the first two years of their live as conjoined twins.onal ride down the corridor for mother, jean, she held her two little girls as one. on the other side of the door was a team from stanford's children hospital. doctors spent nearly six hours performing the surgery, and another four hours on reconstruction. >> the chest clee sure went better than anticipated. we did use plates that had been reconstructed but tests, we're pleased with how this has gone. >> the operation was not as risky as some procedures bau their lungs and hearts were separate. but the sister dz have tightly-fused livers and diaphragms, doctors expect them to have a full recovery. >> they have a long start from the middle of the chest to belly button. just a line. so that is all that is going to show. >> we imagine they'll be close. but for the first time they will now have physical ability to live independently.. >> we're just grateful for the realization of our dreams. >> gina day just overcome with emotions thanking the team for the work and future of her little gir

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as a twin myself i know the inseparable bond.ake the twin moments for granted. when emily million first learned she was pregnant with identical twins she was a typical proud mom to be. >> it was exciting. >> reporter: yet shortly after addison and madison were born that excitement turned to fear. looking at the 23-month-old sisters now, it's difficult to believe that they've spent over one-third of their lives in isolation, even separated from each other. at one point, doctors said their chances of surviving to see their first birthday were slim. when they were first born they seemed perfectly healthy, had symptoms of a cold. >> they had snivels but it turned into pneumonia. >> addison was rushed to the hospital. as she lay in the icu with their health declining doctors were perplexed by what was ailing her. >> for days they could not tell me what was wrong. >> they was putting her on a life support ventilator and that's when i really got scared. >> reporter: after days of testing, local doctors diagnosed addison with severe comb

these two girls 2-year-old twins, have shown a very close relationship. but if all goes well, today will be the first day of their new lives. [ indiscernible ] ... surgery. but i'm hope and pray that everything is be okay. >> reporter: angelica and angelina were born in the philippines as conjoined twins joined at the chest and abdomen. they have been living in san jose for the past year. today a team of 20 here at stanford began a nine-hour surgery to separate the two girls. it's a complicated procedure, one that does involve significant risk. >> we think the most risky part of the procedure is the separation of the liver. it's one liver we have to split. >> reporter: they may be too young to remember what today will mean for them but for the family, it's not about the past. they are just hoping for a bright future. >> they will recover [ indiscernible ] successfully and -- and i hope that they will live a normal life. >> reporter: now, the doctors say they are confident the girls will survive. after the surgery, they will stay in the hospital for two or

it is one way of helping with the separation issues, the last set of conjoined twins experienced here after their surgery four years ago. >> when the one was coming out of surgery, she was reaching out to touch her sister, so it is like waking up one day and having a major part of your body missing. >> reporter: so they put those twins in the same bed. and at some point probably will do the same thing with the two girls. >> i think it is a miracle. and i'm happy for them. >> reporter: the twins separation is giving renewed hope to others looking for miracles here at the children's hospital. >> there is always a silver lining, so yes. >> reporter: have you found that? >> no, we're still searching for ours, but hopefully we'll find it soon. >> reporter: her son, cain bradley, is here being evaluated for a heart transplant and following the success of the twins. >> when i think about it, i -- it makes me feel like anything that happens -- >> reporter: this week at least one family's dreams did come true here. reporting live at stanford, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> the

the twins will go object trial after the first ended in february with a hung jury.out was not sure of the guilt. >> we are hoping for a good verdict in the case, but either way, this case has brought enormous attention to the animal abuse here in the city. >> they will call a new expert witness this time, they are expected to cast doubt on the video that came from the scene and it caught the twins running from the dog. the mother is continuing to say that her sons are innocent. >> they are already being held on unrelated charges, one for attempted murder and the other on burglary. >>> the police will step up security in and around the mall, that is after the shooting deaths of two people outside the mall the weekend before last and even with that crime, the mall is still said to be a safe place to shop by the police. >> we challenge anybody to go to the mall and they will see the police presence there and inside and outside, that will be up for the holiday season is approaching. >>> the men accused of the double homicide was killed by the police outside of his home.

some people say they're steering clear of the station, and joined no longer, twin sisters from san jose will wake up in separate beds this morning after a life-changing surgery. >>> a live look outside this morning. it's wednesday, november 2nd, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning even one. i'm scott mcgrew. let's check your forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. temperatures on the cool side. but winds are keeping you warm in places like fairfield. fire broke out in napa yesterday, we'll talk about when. a lot of rain headed our way. first mike has an early morning accident to tell you about. >> an accident happened just after 2:30 blocking all of eastbound highway 4 in antioch. the lanes have cleared, but there's still debris reported in the roadway and the accident activity over on the shoulder. because it's so early, scott, there's no slowing in either direction. a better look at your commute coming up. >>> this morning the east bay getting ready for a major protest. it could shut down parts of oakland, many other parts of the east bay as well. "today in the bay's"

. >> a pair of twins separated weeks ago, now they are coming home.t mom noticed about her suddenly independent twin girls. >>> after this morning's radon the occupy camp the people of oakland have a new nickname for mayor quan. >>> and this berkeley grad helped two couples conceive. >> interview: they said they thought i was crazy. >> pretty, smart, and willing to donate her eggsgs whwhyoung women likekeher e e in such ghghemand. ththsmall rtune theyeycaca mama. . >>> good eveningngi'i'k babaidid >> i'm dana king. when the girls started fighting with each other that's when doctors new they were going to be just fine. >> just a few weeks after they were surgically separated the 2- year-old twins are getting ready to head back home to san jose. kit dough shows us mom is already noticing one big change in what they want. >> reporter: with their public debut angelina on the left and an gel caon the left were carried out by their aunt. gina deis a book oh remembers the moment they awoke from surgery. >>> i knew. >> reporter: the doctors cut apart their di

100% chance of twins. meet the newest members of the welcome family straight ahead. >>> another wet day in maryland. wjz continues to track your thanksgiving conditions. bob will have more in his updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a shouting match outside the home of baltimore's circuit court clerk could result in charges being filed against the 78-year-old politician. mike shuh reports the matter is now with the state's attorney. >> reporter: adam meister is the blogger who revealed that a city councilwoman got tax credits for a home in the county she claimed as her primary resident. conoway sued meister for $21 million but dropped the suit. belinda's father lives along meister's jogging route. >> i saw frank conoway walking on a pathway, a flat pathway to his front gate and i yelled out at him and mentioned the lawsuit. >> reporter: and though it was belinda's lawsuit, as the two walked, the exchange got heated. >> you're being sued for $21 million, you have a lot of words for people who do tha

tonight, initial signs are pointing to successful surgery to separate twin sisters joined at the mid-section. late today, doctors at stanford briefed reporters on the lengthy procedure want it's our top story at 7:00. reena williams has a doctora assess. , and emotional reaction from the girls' mother. >> reporter: for more than nine hours today, the precious lives of these two little girls were in the hands of a medical team of more than three-dozen people here at packard surgeon's hospital. >> both twins are doing great, and so far no issues. >> words cannot express how the family -- [ crying ] >> feels for the successful operation of our twins. average caand angelina. [ crying ] >> reporter: when they were wheeled into the operation room, angelina, and angelica weren't sick, just different. they were born in the philippines two years ago, joined at the chest and belly. >> my family will be grateful eternally >> reporter: it's been more than a year since the family now living in san jose first asked lead surgeon, gary hartman for help. they were color coated in the operation room. doctors

. >>> well spenting their first day apart, what is next for the formally conjoined twins following a delicate surgery to separate them. >>> and they could give millions of families a seconds chance. >>> again be careful because of the windy conditions, we will tell you what more are troubled spots. . >>> twin girls are waking up together the first day -- their first day apart at lucille packer children's hospital after ten hours of surgery by a team of 20 doctors and nurses they were separated. doctors said the surgery could not have gone better. the mother says it was a dream come true. >> words cannot express the thanks for the separation of our twins. >> during the surgery, doctors separated their liver, breast bone and chest muscles and the girls will likely spend the next two weeks recovering at the hospital. >>> one of the women who accused herman cane of sexual harassment back in the is 9 -- 1990s wants to talk about what happened. the woman's attorney wants to challenge cane's statement that the complaints against him are totally base less. he is trying to get a confidentiali

we're told the judge is jurors.they'll have to decide &pif twins...ravers and tremayne johnson are guilty of setting pheonix the pitbull on ire in may 20099 after 2 dozen witnesses testified in the first trial... jurors put animal rights acttvists - are confident... a new jury will come to a different conclusion this second time around. (ann gearhart-)"its a very important issue becauue its been eglected for a very long time and people did noo take seriously." it seems that's prompted the state to createe an anti animal abuse task force... and has alreaay prrmpted tougher aniial abusee laws. the trial is expected to the courthouse downtown, megan gillilann, fox45 morning news. a suspected a suspected murderer iisbeing askkd to turn himself in... after being rellased from jail... by accident.24-year old frederick scctt is facing a charge of first degree murder... for allegeely shooting a an back in mmrch. earlier this month... he possed a 75-thousand dollar property bond... and was set free. days later... the error was dissovered. tippett says: "we're

coming up, it is not the first surgery he has done on conjoined twins. he did another one, and we will give you another update on them in a few hours. >>> 608, let's go to sal for the commute. >>> southbound 880 is clear and the oakland commute looks pretty good. let's look at westbound 80 and that traffic looks very nice although you can tell it is much more crowded here and one of the things at this time of the year that takes a while to get used to, in the summer at 6:00 it is already light but right now it seems earlier than it is, it is 6:08, now grab that cup of coffee, we are already seeing a huge crowd and this morning's commute is moving along nicely in oakland, 6:09 let's go back to steve. >> don't forget, we fall back, today we had lots of sunshine first of november and it will be warmer and we had some temperatures on the coast, breezy out of the northeast breezy and warm, chilly tomorrow, but it will be cooler but still nice and then much colder on thursday as clouds roll in with wind and some rain. it looks colder and we will get something

twin brothers, roy and ray slagle. ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison. finally the answers you've been waiting for. >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yep. >> all right. >> when we met paul comiati, he had a job as a photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. right from the start, he was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite being incarcerated for the past 26 years. komyatti was involved in a plot that ended the murder of his abusive father. >> i was a little kid, 7, 8 years old. i'm crawled up under the kitchen table. and he's got a belt with a buckle, putting marks all over my face and my body. my mom is like look, stop. you've got to stop. you're going to kill him. >> komyatti, his mother, sister and husband were all convicted of the murder of his father. komyatti was sentenced to death and executed. his sister was given four years. paul's mother was given 90 years. >> as far as i know, she's the oldest woman in state prison in southern california. >> you'll never see me here again. >> komyatti quickly landed a factory job

and our first look at conjoined twins from two weeks ago, the major progresses they are making. . >>> getting to union square is more difficult than usual because of construction yards away. construction crews are shutting down all lanes of traffic as they do prep work for the central subway project. >> as you can see it is not ideal for retail in the square. they do business precisely when they are working. >> now the national transportation agency understands shoppers worries so they are stopping all construction work between thanksgiving and january 3rd. it is not expected to be complete for another eight years. >>> they are holding their annual tree-lighting ceremony and it is so popular that they are moving the event. it runs until 9:00 tonight and at 7:00 tonight american idol contestant will perform. >>> what is going on sal? >>> not much, we are looking at highway 4 and some of these roads which get busy started early through highway 4 through antioch as people get on the road getting out to the willow pass grade. no major problems on 680 southbound as you drive from concord t

. >>> a pair of former leukon joined twins. conjoined twins, and when they will be able to come home. >> reporter: at the children's hospital today, doctors have given these now two separate 2- year-old twins a new life. >> it's now hard to believe that just two weeks ago, these girls, not sick, just different, underwent the nine hours of life changing surgery. born joined at the chest and stomach, always have the one in it and share the liver. >> i know in the future they have good future. normal. >> reporter: the medical team here headed by dr. gary hardman who now performed six of the surgeries. now learn to walk alone and going forward, not sideways, and learning other skills without their sister. >> they're 2-year-olds. they're going to battle with each other. >> reporter: he can't wait to take them home in separate car seats. >> say bye-bye, babies. bye. >> reporter: hope that little angelina and ann gelcap will have a new life after an extraordinary beginning. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a state court using handheld cell p

same twins. take all of the paychecks on the staff. >> i want all the good wardrobe. i am trying. >> jimmy: have i described -- >> you did a really good job. >> jimmy: thank you very much. on the show you don't know if someone was killed or -- i don't know how much you want to say about it. >> well, we know that everybody thinks that siobhan is dead but characters don't know she's alive and living off their dime in paris. >> jimmy: not sure who is good and who is bad. >> are we ever? >> jimmy: i know that woman who took my pillow away on the plane is bad. >> you know, they sell ones that are made to travel that are airline approved. >> jimmy: they're inflatable. first of -- >> no -- >> jimmy: this is a big, regular pillow i had. >> a king-size, were you rubbing it in? >> jimmy: yes, king size, of course i was rubbing it in. >> what was the thread count. maybe you were above the limit of thread count. these are dangerous times, nothing to take lightly. you can't just take a pillow on an airplane.

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doctors have given these now separate two-year-old twins afgelina and angelica abuco a new life. it's now hard to believe that just two weeks ago these girls not sick just different underwent almost nine hours of life changing surgery. born joined at the chest and stomach the twins view of the world always had the other one in it. and they shared a liver. >> i know in the future they will -- they will have a good future and i be updating as a normal kid. >> reporter: the surgery was headed by dr. forman who now has performed six surgeries. the girls are learning to walk along and go forward not sideways and learning other skills without their sisters. >> they're certainly going to battle with each other, they're sisters. >> reporter: but now this family which includes big brother vincent can't wait to take the twins back to san jose tomorrow or wednesday in separate car seats. >> say bye bye baby. say bye. >> reporter: they hope that angelina and angelica will now have an extraordinary life after an extraordinary beginning. >>> and we have posted more photos of those two adorable

as time went on, they got more twins. now, there are 14 sets of twins at that school. the past year. all but a few of the kids are identical twins. sometimes they play tricks on the teachers. for the most part, having so many twins around makes for an

and now her twin girls have been cut apart. >>> to fee or not to fee. why bank of america changed its controversial bank regarding fees. >>> you are looking at pictures from inside the operating room as a team of doctors separated two little girls today who have been joined together since birth. it was a long and delicate operational that will allow the two girls to be completely independent for the first time ever. ktvu's rita williams first told us about the twins last night and she's here again with what doctors told her within the past hour, rita. >> reporter: frank it's been a reality drama that's been playing out here at lucielle packered children's hospital all day and it just ended a little more than an hour ago. >> wow. >> reporter: for more than nine hours today the precious lives of these two little girls were in the hands of a medical team of more than three dozen people. finally a surgeon came out to say -- >> both twins are doing great and so far no issues. >> reporter: when they were wheeled into the operating room before dawn today, ange

twins, two-year-old twins, angelina and angela is a book oh will be ready to go home in the next 24 to 48 hours. this happens roughly as planned two weeks after their separation surgery. now at today's press conference the twins, angelina with the red bow and an gel cawith the blue bow, seemed to be happy and healthy and adjusting well to their new lifestyle. the biggest challenges they face right now, number 1, becoming independent 2-year- olds and, number 2, learning how to walk on their own two feet. >> interview: and when they learn how to walk, we're so excited now to go home, see them, see them sitting in their own car seats. and we cannot wait to see them playing, walking, and running. >> interview: they are recovering just like any child would be. but i can tell you that this morning, when i was rounding on them, they were both crying because they wanted the same toy. >> reporter: now from a medical an surgical standpoint the twins are doing great, the liver function is normal, they are not needing any pain medication and the app tights are improving. again the biggest challeng

twin sisters making their first public appearance yesterday. how the mother says the surgery has changed her little girls, all coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, state football scandal. thew york times reports... up >>> welcome back. 5:11. there could be more potential victims in the penn state football scandal. the "new york times" is reporting today up to 10 more potential people are now telling authorities about their contact with jerry sandusky. the former assistant coach is already charged with molesting eight boys. he has given his first broadcast interview since being arrested more than a week ago. he told nbc's bob costas by telephone last night that he is innocent of the charges against him but admitted some details in a grand jury report are accurate. at one point he said, quote, i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them. and i have touched their legs without intent of sexual contact. >> in a separate interview with cnn, sandusky's lawyer was asked if he believes his client's innocence. the pennsyl

a miracle surgery for twin sisters. >> how you carry on when your life comes crashing down? the widow of's bernie son -- says her in-laws scandal prompted her husband's suicide. >> 7 is on your side right now with some food for thought. incoming college students might need to worry about the so- called freshman 15. a new study finds most freshmen do not gain weight during their first year of college. researchers say the average is 3 pounds over the school year, which is about the same as people the same age who did not go to college. about 25% lost weight when they went to college. >>> the miracle surgery of separating conjoined twins in california is being declared a success. took doctors 10 hours to separate angelina and angelico yesterday. they were born attached at the chest and abdomen. they shared a liver. their mother says she is grateful the procedure went so smoothly. >> i think god for everything -- i thank god for everything. this is a dream come true. >> we're very pleased. things have not gone better. >> the twins are expected to remain at the hospital for anoth

. >> the conjoined twins separated by doctors are doing so well.hey are expected to be released from the hospital early. doctors say the twins are doing well after the nine-hour surgery that separated them. they are receiving therapy about how to learn to walk forward, not sideways but they seem to be adjusting easily to their new separate life. >> we cannot wait to see them playing, walking and running and -- and thank you very muff! god bless to all! >> the twins were born conjoined at the chest and stomach. they shared a liver. separating the liver was the most delicate part of the operation. the doctors say each girl's liver is functioning on its own now and they are expected to leave the hospital today or norm. >>> just about an hour ago, ice skating began. the grand opening began today. the season initially scheduled for last friday but it was delayed because of a malfunction with the ice of- making machine. people are being invited to skate for free tonight from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. >>> afternoon to you. it's a gray day for some ice skating. we

conjoined twins angelina and angelina. tonight she holds on to the surgeon foort. they are the ones she trusted most to separate her girls. so they could lead separate and healthy lives. >> we are grateful eternally. god bless us all. >>reporter: preparation for this day start add year ago. soon after the twins arrived from the philippines. the 2-year-old shared a diaphragm and liver. today the muscle and organ were split in two during a 10 hour long surgery. >> i would say the anesthetic risk and risk of the liver separation were the greater risk. >>reporter: they were risk the family was willing to take. because without the surgery, the twins could suffer from scoliosis and spinal curve tou tour. this was dr. hartman sixth separation of conjoined twins. last one was in 2007. also a successful surgery. but this time surgeon used newer technology we know separate the liver. and special plates made just for these girls were used to reinforce the sternum. >> at the the end of the surgery after the tissue expansion and the flaps and reconstruction they have a long sca