their mom is herself a twin.f her as a baby and her brother jane who is now a proud uncle. >> people the store and people at the job. >> there is another twist. had thug at the hospital comes with three decades of history. when she returned where she was born, a nurse made the connection. >> i said okay, you won't believe this. all right. i have a patient that i took care of when she was a preemie and her jaws dropped. >> we covered the twins because being a pree, preemie back then was a medical challenge. you might recognize the doctor. >> it was previewable fetus so it gives what our thinking was at the time. >> they reached full term. they were born at 37 weeks and weighed in healthy weight for twins, 5 pounds. >> this reunion celebrated a mother and daughter who had both given birth to twins and kaiser staff that bridged the years. >> back then, it was hard. hopefully it was much easier for my daughter than it was for me. >> reporter: we can't forget michael who did fall in love with ebony and twins of his ow

doctors say the twins are progressing on schedule. they are looking forward to their upcoming third birthday in august. there will be a party mom says. >> i am so happy. >> reporter: rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>> high temperatures today were cooler than yesterday. closer to the coast line. away from the coast line temperatures were just as warm. 85 in antioch. 85 pleasanton. 82 in san jose. a look at the weather headlines, over night expecting areas of fog. seeing reduced visibility long the san mateo coast line. mild temperatures over night. tomorrow afternoon mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures, more so than today with winds picking up. later this week, thursday brings us a chance of rain. first satellite and radar. clouds earlier this afternoon. to the evening. right now we are seeing fog long the coast line. also into the inland valleys at this hour. fog tracker, fog south of the golden gate bridge tomorrow and through san jose. we will see it along the coast line. you see it is clearing. i think we will see fog hanging on

did weeks how life has changed for formally conjoined twins. and when it comes to downloads is right up there with in reedbirds. the captain tells users if there ugly or not. we tested beyond say. >>> side we do have the marine layer pushing on shore and that will all make a huge change in your tuesday forecast and plan outlook when we come back. third german investigators say they uncovered secret out had plans in an unlikely place. a pornographic movie. a city founded on the digital storage device that they said from the terror suspects they claim included in the video file were more than 100 the al qaeda document. they included plans to seize cruise ships and to carry out other attacks in europe. did waves the dance by founded -- it sounded like the start of a movie but is a case of forensic experts in london say they hope they can solve using dna evidence those of, reports the body was so decomposed investigators cannot tell how he died. it took intelligence service is a whole week to make this call to the police after a junior is by it up

. >> reporter: twin murder mystery. i'm denise koch, a columbia teenager is killed, his identical twin brother charged with the crime. what happened in this bizarre case, the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a twin tragedy, a teenager is killed, the suspect, his identical twin brother. an amazing story of murder, imprisonment and freedom. denise koch met with ally. >> reporter: good morning, he made it through the darkest time of oh his life. now he has to figure out how to go on without his twin brother. identical twins, mirror images. >> it not just another brother relationship. it's other person that looks just like me. >> reporter: so close, they are almost like one. >> we were a team and did everything toobl. >> reporter: this turns tragic when one ends up dead and the other accused of killing him. i could imagine what my parents went through losing one son and the possibility of losing another one. >> reporter: the last time he saw his brother alive was at the mall in columbia, august of 2007. they hung out here all the tim

i can say this as a mother of twins. do you talk to your brother?> i used to pray every single day that god would just let him come to me in a dream. three months into me being in jail for the first time in four years i definite of my brother. >> reporter: hours after the judge dismisses the case, he walks out of jail into the arms of his family. >> it was just great being able to kiss and hug my mom again. >> reporter: and to know you're free. >> and to know that this is over. >> reporter: whatever did happen to your brother? >> now will never be known. it's unsolved. >> they will not try him again. >>> a federal task force weighs in on the controversial psa screening testing for prostate cancer. it leads to unnecessary treatment that can result in lifelong problems. a screening would turn back the clock 30 years and make prostate cancer a death sentence. >>> he's known as shock boy, and this 10-year-old rules the gulf waters of texas. he reels in two sharks with his father. on this day, there was a sting ray at the end of his line. he brought it i

they saw twin peaks boulevard as being a strong border. >> the purple is the west of twin peaks council submission. >> thank you. any other questions? deviation, -0.69%. commissioner tidwell: could you say it again? yes. >> thank you. commissioner schreiber: yes. >> no. commissioner mondejar: yes. vice chair lam: yes. commissioner melara: yes. commissioner leigh: yes. >> please make this change. the last thing on our list is the hill. >> melissa, do you want to make that proposal? highlighting the block of th e post of van ness and franklin which would put the cathedral hill development in 25. >> that is a population of one person. >> who lives there? >> the guards. >> the deviation for district 2 would be -5%. we will be checking on that. >> it is still ok. it is still ok. >> would you like us to check on the deviation? we can take a look at it. >> it becomes 6.9944. >> i have some good news for you. the deviation is 4.998%. >> ok. please highlight it. 4.998%. commissioner tidwell: yes. commissioner schreiber: there are fewer people who live on the median strip on 19th avenue. yes. com

the theme for our new year's eve party is twin oaks and wonderland and so. we're taking some of the chiefs from the book. such as mushrooms and giant ism and we're trying to create that space so when people walk into our living room they're going to see giant mushrooms over their head and they're going to feel like they're very small like alice was when she drank the potion that made her very small. each adult member of the community has a labor obligation that's forty two hours a week and exchange for doing those forty two hours the community covers basically all the costs of living. if all of your medical and your clothing and your housing your food and insurance and entertainment and transportation basically all of the costs you have so most of the members who live here in most days don't actually handle any money this is extremely unusual for the united states almost everybody in the country has an adult handles money almost every day and almost everybody who's here almost every day. we have two big businesses hammocks making is one of the businesses one

barnes & noble they hired day by more than 50%. >>> conjoined twins separated last november. rita williams shows us the girls are thriving and the milestone they'll soon be celebrating. >> they love each other but these twins view the world no longer has to include each other. >> happy halloween. >> this is what life was right for an lean na and angel coo before their life changing surgery here at the children's hospital last november. born in the philippines with their chest and bellies joined. doctors separated them in a 10 hour operation. >> they're great. we couldn't have asked for better. they're totally healthy. >> that was the goal all along and now they are normal, something their mother prayed for. >> i know that -- no money. it's -- >> i keep thanking god for all he's -- his blessings. >> as before the surgery angelina who is right handed, the quiet one. the other talkative twin. >> they want to be the next american idol. >> for now they're looking forward to their first birthday party apart in august when they turn 3. angel lablew me a kiss good-bye and the girls l

the twins came up with this drill called the griffin to help train all their teammates.er football player? >> i'd say we're even. >> 50/50. >> reporter: who get better greats? >> right now i'm winning that, too got a 3.8 gpa. >> got a 3.7, but i'm coming up on them. >> reporter: the griffin twins plan to run, jump and play football at the neck level as a package deal -- next level as a package deal. they say they support each other and push each other. >> we grew up together. it just wouldn't feel right being somewhere else without him. >> i'd feel better if we were together and kept pushing each other. >> reporter: how big of a compliment is it when people say oh, you don't have a left hand? >> it's big because a lot of people, i hear a lot kids saying they can't do this, can't do that. stop making excuses and do your best. >> thanks so much for joining us

and while the traveling twin experiences weeks... the stay-at-home twin experiences years.hink i'll just sit here and do nothing. that sounds like-- yeah, i'll do that. now, what? what? what is going on out there? ah, my goodness... hey. i don't believe this. look at you. - good to see you. - i must relax. i can't relax. i'm too old to relax. look at the size of this one, will you? could a situation like this be true? you bet it can. this is time dilation. we can see time dilation by comparing clocks from different frames of reference. say, from the earth and from a high-speed rocket ship. now, a clock can be anything that measures periodic intervals of time. to simplify, we're gonna let the ticks of our clock be periodic flashes of light. look at the light flashes emitted by the stationary rocket ship. now, some time goes by before they reach the distant planet. but since there's no relative motion involved, successive flashes get to the planet at regularly-spaced intervals. that's to say, both the sender and the receiver will agree on the time intervals between the flashe

he faces a number of charges. >>> a twin killed. the suspect, has identical twin brother.onight, the amazing story of imprisonment and now freedom. i met wile ali. >> reporter: identical twins. mirror images. >> it's not just another brother relationship. it's another person who looks just like me. >> reporter: so close, they're almost like one. >> we were a team. we did everything together. >> reporter: but this twin tale turns tragic when one ends up dead and the other is accused of killing him. >> when you think life couldn't get any worse than losing your twin brother, then you find yourself in jail. >> in jail for his murder. >> right. >> i can imagine what my parents went through, losing one thing. and i can't imagine what they were feeling with the possibility of losing another one. >> reporter: the last time wale saw his brother alive was at the mall in columbia in august 2007. they hung out here all the time. wael left and his brother said he would call him soon for a ride. that call never came. >> after that first hour, i started getting worried. >> reporter: aft

>> do you feel any, any remorse at all about the twins or anything that happened with them?i mean, after all this time, i feel bad that they still feel bad about it. >> and later, we meet paul allen, the man who cofounded microsoft with bill gates. >> you kept bringing him ideas, and you write in the book, "he was always popping my balloon." >> yeah, that's right. that's right. i mean, i would have ten ideas, and he would kind of pick them apart one by one. >> i mean, there's no way. >> when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. >> you never understood the first thing about this. [ticking] [ male announcer ] this is the at&t network... a living breathing intelligence bringing people together to bring new ideas to life. look. it's so simple. [ male announcer ] in here, the right minds from inside and outside the company come together to work on an idea. adding to it from the road, improving it in the cloud all in real time. good idea. ♪ it's the at&t network -- providing new ways to work together, so business works better. ♪ so business works better. high schools in six states enrolled

it is getting better. >> the twins and their families came back to the children's hospital for a brief reunion with the doctors and nurses how did they look to the doctors? >> perfect. couldn't be happier. they're like to normal little to year-old. now the problem the mother has is keeping track of them. >> this is how the twins look before the surgery at their home in san jose, joined at the chest, their liver, diaphragm, chest bone and stomach muscles were all fused at birth and separated on the operating table >> subsequently the big concerns have been the physical appearance and the healing of the once >> their mother says they have adjusted well to life on their own and they don't fight as much sizzle they have been nice with each other. they like each other now. >> the twins now have a normal life expectancy ahead and they seem to be enjoying their new independence and status as family princess's as any to year-old girls would. >> stress dogs are helping students on campus. it will be on campus to help stressed out students relax between final exams. >> i love dogs and i know tha

. >>> twin tragedy. a teen is killed and the suspect his identical twin brother. >> denise koch recently heard this incredible story. >> reporter: el ali made it through the darkest time of his life but now he has to figure out how to go on without his twin brother. identical twins, myrrhor images. >> it is not just another brother relationship. it is another brother would looks just like me. >> reporter: so close, they are just like one. >> we were a team. we did everything together. >> this tale turns tragic when one is dead and the other is accused of killing him when you think life couldn't get any worse than losing your twin brother, then you find yourself in jail. >> in jail for his murder. i can imagine what my parents went through losing one son and i can't imagine what they were feeling with the possibility of losing another one. >> reporter: the last time he saw hi brother alive was at the mall in columbia in august of 2007. they hung out here all the time. he left and his brother said he would

>> do you feel any, any remorse at all about the twins or anything that happened with them?after all this time, i feel bad that they still feel bad about it. >> and later, we meet paul allen, the man who cofounded microsoft with bill gates. >> you kept bringing him ideas, and you write in the book, "he was always popping my balloon." >> yeah, that's right. that's right. i mean, i would have ten ideas, and he would kind of pick them apart one by one. >> i mean, there's no way. >> when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. >> you never understood the first thing about this. [ticking] [ male announcer ] when a major hospital wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribe

in one class. 16 sets of twins.moines, iowa, are allison and emily, caylee and kyle, school relationships specialist laurie piatt, and the rest of the school's twins. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> and a big congratulations is in order. laurie, i want to ask you, what was your reaction when you heard the news you had set the record? >> we were just really excited. everybody has been great this whole time. really a team effort with the parents and our administrators especially our principal who is supposed to be here in my spot but is home sick today. >> so you were the lucky winner, laurie. this has been a very long process with a lot of paperwork and documentation. you oversaw much of that process. when did you first realize, you know what, we have a shot at this, we might win? >> well, registration started in the fall, our administrators kept seeing twins walking through the door. we didn't really think anything of it until kayly and kyle's dad mention mentioned to us that we migh

doctors said that the twins are progressing on schedule and/or will lead normal lives. mark the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin- laden. the president and the gop presidential candidate mitt romney has gone on the defensive for comments he made back in 2007 when he said this ". >> i recommend that people take a look at previous statements. >>pam: today, mitt romney is saying without question he would have given the order to kill osama bin-laden. >> workers added the final column. it is not color than the empire state building. new yorkers consider this a powerful benchmark. >> no matter what the odds of is that we face with, we will survive in resurfaced. we can do this! >> is a symbol of liberty and pride. it is is a symbol of finn ingenuity for the men and women who worked tirelessly for to build what is perhaps the most complex construction projects in our history. >> when it is finished and to those of 14 the building is set to meet -- set to reach a symbolic seven did thousand six ordered few hard. the names of those who died in the terrorist attacks

we did not include all west of twin peaks council. we excluded pinelake park and that whole area in district four. and i believe there might be one other distinction. so again -- >> seems like that's a good example of the discussion we had, depending on whose definition one uses, they are accurate or not accurate. >> so my pontiffcation would be that is not accurate by anyone's description because the west of twin peaks council was not included in the entirety but we included 30 of the 32 neighborhoods. >> let me ask this then, through this process we identify those and provide the appropriate, i guess additional point i would make is and that said not attempt to try to represent all of them because that wasn't the assignment of the exercise. when i say all of them, i mean every neighborhood, not that we should represent incomplete neighborhoods. >> you lost me there. >> sorry. i lost myself. >> let me get to this section in terms of live editing. we ned to move things to update numbers. >> good enough. continue, sir. >> so moving to

this is how the twins looked before the surgery at their home and say. joint chess deliver diaphragm breastbone chest and stomach muscles were all accused of birth. then separated and the operating table. subsequently the big concerns have been their physical appearance in the shape the chest and the continued killing of the wounds the mama not to say they have adjusted well to life on their own and they don't fight as much as they used to. there have been nice to each other. more and its they like each other now. the twins now have a normal life expectancy had but seems to be enjoying their new independence and statuses family princess's as any to year-old girls would. >>> at stanford led me as cbs five. >>> so cute. but you can soon get some prescription drugs without a prescription and over- the-counter distribution for high blood pressure and diabetes drugs. the the city could control health-care costs under the plantations could diagnose their symptoms by answering questions on-line or at a pharmacy kiosk. a few weeks ago the man accused of killing

he's just my twin.better with him. >> how big of a compliment is it for you that people say oh, you don't have a left hand? it is big because a lot of people -- i hear a lot of kids saying they can't do this. stop making excuses and do your best. >> definitely appear inspiration to a lot of kids out there. >> i'm thinking the olympic some day. >> yeah, maybe. >>> with so many people facing pay cuts or pay freezes, look like i lot of ceos are doing just fine these days. that is coming up in our 6:00 hour in business beat. >>> time now to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. kay wright and her husband are celebrating their one-year wedding anniversary. kay says she has been watching fox 5 morning news for 15 years and she and her dad used to listen to tony on the radio with donnie simpson. she met tony because he featured her choir on the show. thank you for watching, kay. >> congratulation on the one- year anniversary. -- congratulations on the one- year anniversary.

in has been six months since to twins were separated >> now they are closer than ever. their family says they have adjusted to life on their own. it were born joined at the chest and reunited with their doctors and nurses yesterday at packard children's hospital. the family says the girls are happy and healthy and blissfully unattached >> i feel so happy because it is going better. is getting better. >> they have been nice to each other more and they like each other now. >> the twins will celebrate their third birthday in august. it will be their first as separate little girls. >> they had walking problems because they had issues on the way they walk but judging from the way they're running around now six months later, they look great. part of las vegas history going up in best >> in new black tie for the secret service. the latest fallout in to the prostitution scandal >> a peaceful protest turns ugly with smashed windows. we'll show you the aftermath coming up >> no commuter boats are running between marin and san francisco because of a plant workers,,,,,, >> we are s

. >> jared weaver has no-hit the minnesota twins! >>> this is the "cbs morning minnesota twins! >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, may 3, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. as leaders from the world's two most powerful nations today, the shadow of one man loomed large over the top. chen guangcheng, the chinese activist who escaped house arrest last week and spent days holed up in the u.s. embassy in beijing, now says he wants to leave china as soon as possible because he fears for the safety of himself and his family. chen's fate now a sore spot between the u.s. and china. this as hillary clinton and treaury secretary tim geithner arrived in beijing to discuss foreign policy and economics with chinese officials. speaking on the phone from a beijing hospital, chen guangcheng says he wants to get out of china because he feels unsafe and that his civil rights cannot be guaranteed. but that wasn't always the case. on wednesday american diplomats said they had reached a deal with the chinese government that would

a pair of twin sisters have been stopping the fun part.se creative reasons. >> we are keep running. >> mary myers and her twin sisters have been singing yet walking in the bay to breakers race for more than two decades. they are so passionate, but they saved every running bed and t-shirt. >> every t-shirt from 1984- current. >> the twins made of a 100 and perverse result for the 2011 competition. >> in 1983, i started writing it i thought, but this is fun, i will do bay to breakers. what i saw the cost of i thought, this rocks. my sister did it would be the next year. >> ever since, the sisters have been created elaborate costumes for the was of oz discussed bob's court appearance. there are so good company what the bay to breakers best costume award seven times. airbus but bob rocks but harder that helped to read it. -- harder that help to ride it. he is very hot in the awkward. the back of the costa was publicized in 2000 by the busy kids costed it to douse the but breed steers to their eyes. babbitt is a sad. there is a place like home.

twins came up with this drill, called the griffin to train all their triple jumping teammates >> whoball player. >> even. >> fifty, fifty. >> who gets better grades. >> right now, 3 .8 gpa. >> 3.7 but coming up on him. >> the griffin twins plan to run, jump and play football at the next level as a package deal. they say, they support each other and push each other. >> we grew up together, been there all along,. >> i feel better if we was together and kept pushing each other. >> how big of a complement is it for you when people say oh, you don't have a left hand? >> it is big because a lot of people, a lot of kids say i can't do this, can't do that. do your best. >> chris fields, fox news. >>> we continue to honor our nations veterans but not all of them felt so honored today. why some who tried to attend a ceremony downtown left disappointed. >>> big screen during the news of the world hacking trial in london. why a protestor interrupted tony blare's testimony. >>> whether you swing left or right your political affiliation may have been set from day one. next from the edge 

and development meeting did not even involve the chicago cubs angry over a proposed building of a twinevelopments for senior housing 3600 block of north halsted 270 unit complex on wanted traffic problems to the neighborhood will rent property values. other concerns significant increases in congestion and higher tax rates for water sewer and electric infrastructure still ahead warning about what a detergent growing kids are mistaken for candy. new program given a new lease on life for jailed drug addicts. natural bridge one of the few in north america coming up cruisin or the most part in jail drug addicts bleak future. this story earlier today how the rap program is changing lives. trials and convictions of violent criminals out about good news? unbelievable rehabilitation program designed to to break off of the streets save taxpayers a lot of money at the same time. >> something in the public rarely gets to see hon. judge charles p burns my leg and giving hugs and no-nonsense judge in the court room over tough cases most recently a high-profile trial of william balfour convicted of k

. >>> there were cheers at the former sight of the twin towers in new york city today. 10 years after september 11 attacks the construction of the new freedom tower reached new heights. the tower at one world trade ceter sored into the record -- center sored into the record books today. . >> today crews installed a  steel beam on the 100th floor of the freedom tower, lifting it to 1271 feet. it is the tallest skyscraper. when it is completed in two years it will be the tallest building in the country and third tallest in the world. officials reached the milestone one year after the navy s.e.a.l.s. took down the man responsible for the 9/11 attacks. >> in becoming the tallest building in new york sends a clear message, they didn't win. >> check out this time lapse footage. shows you the scope of the freedom tower project. it began videotaping when the work began in 2006. we sped up the video even more. you can see it rising and how much they accomplished in six years. to watch the full length video go to www.ktvu.com. >>> he raised half the money needed to turn part of the bay bridge

and while the traveling twin experiences weeks... the stay-at-home twin experiences years.hink i'll just sit here and do nothing. that sounds like-- yeah, i'll do that. now, what? what? what is going on out there? ah, my goodness... hey. i don't believe this. look at you. - good to see you. - i must relax. i can't relax. i'm too old to relax. look at the size of this one, will you? could a situation like this be true? you bet it can. this is time dilation. we can see time dilation by comparing clocks from different frames of reference. say, from the earth and from a high-speed rocket ship. now, a clock can be anything that measures periodic intervals of time. to simplify, we're gonna let the ticks of our clock be periodic flashes of light. look at the light flashes emitted by the stationary rocket ship. now, some time goes by before they reach the disnt planet. but since there's no relative motion involved, successive flashes get to the planet at regularly-spaced intervals. that's to say, both the sender and the receiver will agree on the time intervals between the flashes.

in every culture there is still an elite and we're twin oaks is trying to do is to get beyond having any sort of elite so everybody here is expected to be responsible and so we don't have a political belief we keep everybody at the same economic level so we don't have an economic elite and we also everybody has their own relationship to a greater power and so we don't have a religious belief. i was born in taiwan. my dad was in the cia and worked in the cia for twenty twenty five years central intelligence agency and so we traveled back and forth. my dad retired from the cia seventy seven and he wrote his book. cold deadly to see my twenty five years in the cia and it is all public information like you didn't reveal any secrets. but it is critical of the cia's role in the government basically what my dad says in his book is that the cia is a tool of multinational corporations that it's not and. that the cia doesn't gather intelligence it creates propaganda to support american foreign policy. and so what became clear to me is that his life of keeping secrets this was bad and made him

in november, performing a 10 hour separation to separate the twins. today, nearly six months later their develop smt right on schedule. and notice, an jellica, left handed and angelina, righthanded. >> that is a fact i didn't know. you can think that would make sense. >> their personalities since the surgery haven't changed. angelica isor outgoing and an jell liena, more reserved. >> an jellica is making her sister smile by pressing her lip ootz girls will celebrate their third birthday in august. the family says its wishes have already come through. the family called them ika and ina. and their futures pit honor professional who's changed their live autos what do you want to be when you grow snup. >> she wants to be a doctor. and ina, a nurse. >> and laughter comes easy now that anything is possible. >> from that wonderful to story to research saying number of u.s. babies found with signs of opiate drug withdrawal tripled in the last decade, from fwhun a thousand to three in a thousand in 2009 that. is about 13,000 newborns. researchers blame it on t

at the most important times in our lives for the twins. so when she won it felt like this ultimate validation of what we knew about her. she is extraordinary at what she does. >> i love the family. people say you have your hands full. better than empty. >> initially the mother said she was going to care for the twins by herself, but her husband dr. into hiring a nanny a decision she is glad she made. >> she has been wonderful to me when i was a new mother. she supported me as well which was totally unexpected. >> she accepted the award at the annual international nanny conference earlier this month in las vegas. she still gets emotional when thinking about the moment. >> words cannot describe my feelings for being appreciated so much. >> she says she would not change her career for anything and says she shares this high honor with pride. >> every now and he deserves to be nanny of the year. >> abc 7 news. >> and on their well-deserved. coming up, where are the absolute worst drivers in our area? virginia maryland, washington, d.c. one new

if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up between the gap and nobody celebrates it. i looked at him as we were all bundled together and thought, do you not notice all of us here pressed to the edge watching this one gap just to see a breach of light come through the s

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doctors say the twins are progressing on schedule. fifth off famine a quick break. we're back with more in a minute. here is a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are expecting the opening bell to ring momentarily. we are expecting the opening bell to ring momentarily. faugh for out here to show their solidarity. and i spoke with one of the union spokesperson who talk about what they strike. if >> if there are several other unions in the coalition that are striking. it is very possible that there could the other strikes in the near future. he >> that pretty important announcement if there, at 7:00 if union members are supposed to get together and make an announcement about other potential strikes. as i said 14 other unions are a part of the golden gate bridge district. as i said today it is just the ferry workers. sphere thousands of people use the ferry every day. women me by all those people would have to take alternate routes which could cause issues. >>darya: things may run smoothly but there are other groups taking part in it mayday demonstrations. gra

. >>> josh willingham, now of the minnesota twins, trying to sweep his former team. that being the oakland a's. first pitch, runners on the corner. twins on the board. 1-0. bottom of the fifth. willingham just launches it in the upper deck. his tenth of the season, his second of the series. twins win, 4-0, as the a's lost their eighth-straight. >>> jim harbaugh wants to get something straight. alex smith is a 49ers quarterback. and he says the plan all off-season was for smith to be under center, even when harbaugh went to evaluate peyton manning init march. manning signed with denver. unsolicited today, harbaugh wanted to make sure you knew that. >> the perception out there, that we were flirting with peyton manning. i keep hearing that over and over again. it's silly. and it's untrue. it's phony. even the perception that we were pursuing him, you know, we evaluated him. >> congratulations to mel ka cabrera. he had another hit tonight. he ties randy wayne for the most hits by a san francisco giant. he can't break that streak and set the record sauce the giants are o