it is happening in crown terrace in the twin peak area of san francisco. a report of a home that has collapsed. building inspector is on the way. as i said we get new details. let's go back live if we can and show you that oneless time before we move on for the moment. again from live from mount sutro camera. you can see the police activity. reporting continues right now on twitter follow us at abc 7 news bay area. we'll continue to keep you up to date there and of course here during this newscast as need be. carolyn is off tonight. other top story. big if i ever burning in big sur. so far scorching at least 500 acres. burning interhighway 1 in the national forest in monterey county. lillian is on the fire line with the story. >> evening milder temperature did little to slow down the fire. this was the view from highway 1. evacuation affected 100 people in the big sur area. while those bit farther away from the fire have been told to be prepared to leave at any moment. >> we have been told to pack some about and prepare in case we get evacuated. >>reporter

it is happening in crown terrace in the twin peak area of san francisco. a report of a home that has collapsed. building inspector is on the way. as i said we get new details. let's go back live if we can and show you that oneless time before we move on for the moment. again from live from mount sutro camera. you can see the police activity. reporting continues right now on twitter follow us at abc 7 news bay area. we'll continue to keep you up to date there and of course here during this newscast as need be. carolyn is off tonight. other top story. big if i ever burning in big sur. so far scorching at least 500 acres. burning interhighway 1 in the national forest in monterey county. lillian is on the fire line with the story. >> evening milder temperature did little to slow down the fire. this was the view from highway 1. evacuation affected 100 people in the big sur area. while those bit farther away from the fire have been told to be prepared to leave at any moment. >> we have been told to pack some about and prepare in case we get evacuated. >>reporter

that building collapse in the twin peak area. those are the reports.ture. we are continuing to rundown the story [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. >> latest now on breaking news at the top of the broadcast. 7o you tonight. this is live look at the scene of possible house collapse in san francisco twin peak neighborhood. you can see police and fire crew respondin responding. we are told the the building inspector is headed to the scene right now. this all started not listening ago. about half hour ago maybe few minutes more than. that we have a crew on the way. we are watching it here closely in the news room. sure to bring you updates as soon as we get them in and follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> we

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. >> a lot of things going on 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. 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 then get hit by that. it's really bad. you can't breathe and it burns like fire.

now to twin peaks and what is happening right now. amy hollyfield? >> a dramatic scene. look what is left. it was a scary moment for neighborhoods. it looks scary. they think it is safe. they do not think it will shift. they do not know why this happened. many of the people what watched this house going up preparing for a remodel say they are not surprised. >> i thought the hill was pretty steep. it made me nervous. shocking. >> i would drive by and see the retaining wall and it looked precarious. >> it made a loud crashing sound at 10:30 when it slid down the hill of the twin peaks neighbor. police and residents are thankful it happened at night. >> fortunately no one was under when it fell. if it fell when the workers were there there would have been deaths. this morning all cries are on the wreck an and several employees or on site and many wonder if correct permits were ordered, and if correct procedures were followed. >> this woman speaks highly of the developer. >> i sell real estate. this is very rare something like this happens. the developer is very good. >> he

a twin epidemic.g to new federal numbers. and twins, while twice the gift, can also increase the risks. 37% are born premature. >> carrying twins are associated with a significantly increased rate of multiple pregnancy complications. the largest of which is premature birth. >> reporter: apparently it no longer pays to double-down in the high-stakes world of ibf treatment, at least according to the study by the medical associations of new jersey. >> when you can pick an embryo up front, you don't need to put back two. >> reporter: the traditional theory had been use multiple embryos to increase the chance of pregnancy. now, doctors are recommending a new approach. one embryo at a time. >> we can determine in advance which embryos have a good opportunity to implant. >> reporter: dr. richard scott headed up the study that found women who had one embryo at a time transferred after chromosome screening, versus two embryos with no screening, resulted in roughly equivalent delivery rates. 14-month-old bennet

we have confirmed that a home under construction in the twin peaks neighborhood has collapsed. have another update on our morning show beginning at 4:30 a.m. that's going to do it for p (t&háhp &hc& we hope to see you back here tomorrow. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from nbc news, meredith vieira, comedian j.b. smoove, and the music of jake bugg, and "headlines." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. welcome to "the tonight show," folks. be glad you're not back east. oh, my god. how about that snowstorm? oh, my god. new england? did you see new england? it is whiter than a paula deen christmas. i could not believe!

i was the more dominant outgoing twin. he hung out with what my wife and i and a lot of fellow classmates called the misfits or the stinky crowd. >> still, the boys were best friends. and as young men, gary and larry developed an unusual new hobby as civil war re-enactors. >> met a lot of new friends during that time period and i was able to travel around and meet them at the battlefields either on tours and stuff. it was a lot of fun. >> larry was hooked. even growing mutton chops from his hairline to his jowl. though the re-enactments helped larry make friends, he still struggled with women. what was larry like around young women growing up? >> very awkward. quiet. backward. >> did he ever talk to you about these urges he reportedly says he had urges about women? >> oh my gosh, it was absolutely -- it was out of bounds. i had no idea. >> jimmy keen grew up 135 miles away from kankakee, illinois. he didn't know larry hall, and he had no idea that their worlds would someday collide. >> third down and five at the 25 yard li

vast majority twins. more than hal half. 37 percent are born premature.nly 3 percent of pwebs born without fertility help are twins and about 12 percent are pre-term. this issue group like the american society for reproductive medicine calling for the use of only embryo at at a time during fertility treatment that's what is done in europe where twin birth are considerably lower. >> well, 'tis the season for sharing of course and today the forty-niner superstar quarterback exactly that for family at the san francisco ronald mcdonald house. carolyn tyler was there as well. >>reporter: he was dressed in red brought a big gift but it wasn't st. nick. it was kaepernick. >> i think there's something special about kids that is very up lifting to everyone. you spend time around them. you see really how pure hearted kids are. >>reporter: 49er quarterback kaepernick paid surprise visit to san francisco ronald mcdonald house. and gave them an f box 1. it's a home away from home for family whose children are receiving treatment at the nearby ucsf hospital. ronald but

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a home in the twin peaks neighborhood collapsed down a hill. we learned it belonged to mel murphy a former building inspector commissioner -- or commission president. you can see the aftermath right here. we know that police have been here overnight. you can see some of that debris also has come down from the street above. that's crown terrace. the house was being remodeled. the foundation was on supports so it could be redone. the house slid down the hill behind it and now that wall is all that stands in the way between the fallen house and the homes below. >> the building is very wedged in to the hillside with the retaining wall standing a good three or four feet above the base of the building which is what we wanted to keep the structure from going down any further. >> reporter: inspectors say the retaining wall is strong enough to sport home. no homes below -- to support the home. no homes below why damaged. no one was injured. an article last year showed murphy planned to demolish the home but that was rejected because the house was sound.

a home collapses in the twin peaks main. neighbors tell us what was happening right before the fall. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00 on tuesday. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> flames burning at sims metal recycling plant in redwood city. matt, what is happening right now? >> i spoke with the redwood city fire marshal and he said the fire is now contained. any working on control. check out this huge plume smoke coming off the sims metal management plant off of seaport boulevard. this is no shelter in place for the area but they are advising people to stay inside and close whens and doors if you smell smoke. the first 9-1-1 calls were reports after big explosion. firefighters found a huge pile of appliance on pile at 75 feet by 100' and 25' highs. hundreds work near this area at the end of seaport boulevard. >> they told us there was a fire down there and there are toxic fumes and the cops wearing masks so i would rather be out here where i have a chance rather than being stuck in my building with a higher conce

kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in the twin peaks area with more. cate. >> reporter: police have been here overnight babysitting this scene. take a look for yourself. you can see the aftermath. and that debris that has come down from the street above which is crown terrace and the twin peaks neighborhood in san francisco. the house is in the process of being remodeled. it was lifted up on supports so the foundation could be redone and last night, at around 10:30, those supports gave way and the house slid down the hill behind it. it stopped at a retaining wall and now that wall is all that stands in the way between the fallen house and the homes below. >> the building is very wedged into the hillside with the retaining wall standing a good three or four feet above the base of the building which is what we want to keep the structure from going down any further. >>> building inspectors say that retaining wall is strong enough to support the home. no homes below have been evacuated at this time. and no one was hurt in this incident. but the big questio

. >> reporter: the twin boy, jaden and hayden go to get dental x-rays. >> now, bud. me see your teeth. >> reporter: both twins get a clean bill of dental health. >> yeah. you did super. very good. >> reporter: by early afternoon jordan is able to get in to see the eye doctor. >> better one orb -- >> reporter: a change in her prescription means a trip to the eyeglass tent. >> okay. >> no. >> reporter: and successful search for a pair of frames. >> okay. >> okay. >> reporter: over in the optical lab tom and judy dandridge oversee an assembly line for grinding lenses helping people see clearly sometimes for the very first time in year. >> that's what keeps you going. you get frustrated. aggravated because you want to change it and you can't change it so you just do your best and, you know, you thank god that he put you here to do what you do -- >> you've got 40 or 50 million people that are in this category that don't have insurance and can't get the care that they need or can't afford it. >> reporter: teresa gardner was born here, still lives here. 14 years ago she inv

i was the more dominant out going twin.h what my wife and i and a lot of fellow classmates, called "the misfits" or the "stinky" crowd. >> still, the boys were best friends and as young men gary and larry developed a unusual hobby as civil war re-enactors. >> during that time period, i was able to travel around and meet him at battlefields and go on tours and stuff. it was a lot of fun. >> larry was hooked, even growing the mutton chops from his hair tlooin his seoul. though the re-enactment helped larry make friends he still struggled with women. >> what was he like around young women growing up? >> very awkward, quiet, backward. >> did he ever talk to you about urges he reportedly says he had urges about women? >> oh, my, gosh. it was absolutely -- it was out of bounds. i had no idea -- >> jimmy keene grew up 125 miles away in illinois. he didn't know larry hall and he had no idea that their worlds would some day collide. >> third down and five at the 25 yard line. >> for jimmy keene, life couldn't have been more differen

crown terrace here in twin peaks. they have the home tucked up on a hillside and it just collapsed last night. the home is up construction. no one is living here. police say that was the lucky part of this, that it didn't happen while someone was working on the project the neighbors say the collapse was loud. some thought it felt like an earthquake. >> police say they evacuated a resident as a precaution. they say this is a double retaining wall here. they say they believe that is keeping it from falling anymore so they believe it is stable looking at this point. but it is something to keep a close eye on. crews will be back tomorrow and it looks like a big beautiful home with stunning views of the city and the bay but whose future is now in question. >>> developing news from big sur: 100 people have been evacuated because of a large wildfire. the fire is burning near highway one in the national forest in monterey county. it is zero percent contained. so far, 500 acres have burned and 15 structures have been destroyed

>>> the san francisco fire department is on the 16 of a structure collapse on crown terrace in the twin peaks area. >>> felony charges in a deadly high-speed car chase in san francisco. jenny was driving 70 miles per hour and hit a minivan that was on its way to school. 16-year-old kevin was killed and injured several members of his family. >> the driver is charged with 3 felony counts. the evidence will allow us to prove the charges are correct. she was going so fast. she will be arraigned later this week. the mother who survived that september crash is slowly recoverying. there is an update. >> always had a smile on her face. >> reporter: tina is a mail carrier. her absence has weighed greatly on her co-wokers. other workers have donated their vacation time to her recovery. >> it was very emotional for everybody. it also brought great joy and encouragement to the whole office. >> reporter: get well and condolence letters to help the family's medical bills to keep coming to the office. her customers tied yellow ribbons. her daughter was injured. there is relief the district attorney fi

and we will talk with twin butters -- twin brothers walter and wallace scott known as walter and scotty of the whispers. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: it is a lesson that too many musicians have learned the hard way through the years. one-sided contracts can render accomplishments completely moot. the sugar hill gang found that out. they no longer have the legal right to call themselves by the name they invented. .hey were in high school their first hit was "rappers delight" and opened the door for mainstream success for rap that we know today. included big bank -- did bad bank. let's take a look at a clip from this film. we were talking about how the managers spent their money. is 1979. the 7998 corvettes thing right. the 77.the for he was he didn't like the corvette. he got rid of it. his mother bought him an soc is a graduation. so all the money is being spent by them but the artist didn't have anything. >> i got evicted from my apartment. my car was repossessed. i was in dire straits. i was living -- i was s

a home collapses in the twin peaks main.l us what was happening right before the fall. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00 on tuesday. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> flames burning at sims metal recycling plant in redwood city. matt, what is happening right now? >> i spoke with the redwood city fire marshal and he said the fire is now contained. any working on control. check out this huge plume smoke coming off the sims metal management plant off of seaport boulevard. this is no shelter in place for the area but they are advising people to stay inside and close whens and doors if you smell smoke. the first 9-1-1 calls were reports after big explosion. firefighters found a huge pil

walking and talking, same day as her twin. nothing was behind yet. >> by the time she was two, though, the seizures became constant and started to take their toll on their once happy, joyful little girl. >> she started to really decline. cognitively. she was slipping away and not keeping up with her twin. >> they finally found an answer. it is severe intractable epilepsy. seizures start during the first year of life and unstoppable. difficult to control and very damaging. >> severe behavioral problems. attention deficit. self injury. banging her head on the floor. pulling her hair out. like a possessed child. this isn't injury perfect happy charlotte. >> it was a race against time. many dravet kids die young, in early child hood. charlotte was almost three. >> for the next two years, the figis tried everything. strange diet. acupuncture. dozens of drugs like valium, phenobarbital and nothing worked. some medications nearly killed her. >> after one dose she stopped breathing. after two doses her heard stopped. >> did you have t

you heard about the twin paradox, a couple of twins sitting? one twin sitting over here, one sitting in a rocket ship... takes off, goes off... travels at speeds, you know, the speed of light? comes back down, still young, and the other twin over here-- so the one that travels doesn't age as fast as the one that stays behind. is that true or not? begin with a t. true. take a piece of radioactive mineral, make it whirl round and round and round, now measure it, and the decay rate goes down. stop it, flip, then, same old decay rate. so when you're moving, the rate at which time travels changes. so does that mean if you wanna be young, you should do a lot of marathon and stuff? you notice i keep walking back and forth like this. [laughter] so you should never sit down... never sit down. keep on trucking, honey. that's where it's at. yeah. so if you keep on running marathons-- marathons, you'll never age. oh, really? now i'm kidding a little bit here, okay? the effect is so small that it's completely escaped the notice of the human race except one

twin brothers, roy and ray slagle. married in prison, jodie mormon. finally the answers you've been waiting for. >> mr. bill, are you ready for >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yep. >> all right. >> when we met paul komyatti at indiana state prison in 2008, he had an inmate job as the visitor room photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. it keeps me not counting think 6 6,184 hours i have left, and 8 months i have left. however you want to break it down. >> right from the start, he was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite being incarcerated for the past 26 years. komyatti entered prison at age 17 for his role in a bizarre family plot that ended with the murder of his abusive father. >> my dad was just an alcoholic. i was like 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 everything, all over my body. i got blood coming out and everything. my mom is like look, stop. you've got to stop. you're going to kill him. >> komyatti, hi

. >>> it sounded like a dump truck dumping its load but a house being remodeled collapsed in the twin peaks area of san francisco. the house had just been lifted so they could put a new foundation under it. about 10:30 last night, the supports gave way. and the house slid down the hill until a retaining wall stopped it and that's where it sits this morning. >> it fell just the way we wanted it to because all on the corners of the building which is much stronger and it should somewhat, you know, contain the situation. >> inspectors decided not to red tag the house that's downhill from the one that collapsed. they are trying to figure out what happened. nobody was hurt. >> don't pull the plug! >> today the family has one last hope for a 13-year-old oakland girl declared brain- dead after routine tonsil surgery. there will be one last test to see if there's any brain activity. as joe vazquez reports that test is supposed to happen sometime this morning. >>> reporter: >> people in the waiting room with us, these are all friends and family. this is not even all of them. so all these people

we're in the twin peaks neighborhood there. and that home, you can see the debris to the right. used to be located up the hill in the 100 block of crown terrace, now a new address here on the 100 block of gray stone terrace, where we're at. sfpd has got both sides blocked, roughly the equivalent of a block of the street shut down just so people don't try to get in here. because, of course, it's not clear how safe it is with regard to this debris. no one home at the time when the house came tumbling down. a neighbor tells us it was being remodeled. work that began about a month ago. he believes it had been shored up on to wood pillars yesterday. and then last night, this around 10:30, heard a horrible sound as this house lost its footing and tumbled down the hillside. >> it sounded kind of like a dump truck emptying its load. i was in my house and heard this crashing and came outside and didn't hear anything or see anything after i got outside. so didn't think anything else was going on. and then about five minutes later, the fire trucks and police trucks were coming down the str

or half of the twin pregnancies are low-birth weight.ealthy baby. >> inveto has been going on for decades and finally guidelines where you're suggesting if under the age of 35 to implant just one embrie yoshgs is that right? >> that's right, it used to ache two or three embryos to achieve a healthy pregnancy. but now we're able to screen the embryo that has the correct number of chromosomes. then we only have to put that unembryo that used to achieve the success rate that used to take at least two. >> what about the woman under the age of 35 struggling with infertility who is saying i'm paying $14,000 for ivf, and now you want me to pay another $4,000 for this diagnostic testing to rule out some of the weaker eggs if you will. forgive that terminology, that's how doctors look at it right, ones that may have a genetic disorder? >> i think insureds are realizing to have one healthy baby is far more cost effective than to have two or three babies less healthy. in the long run, we're finding out screening an embryo understanding an embryo th

happened 10:30 last night in the twin peaks neighborhood of san francisco. "today in the bay's" bob redellel near the house right now. and what's going on? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, terry. what's remarkable is that when this home on the 100 block of crown terrace, which is up the hill, fell down here to the 100 block of gray stone it terrace, no buildings were hurt and no people were hurt. in spite of the fact that everything here is in pretty much tight quarters. one neighbor tells us that when this house came tumbling down this hillside, it sounded like a dump truck dumping its load. but again, no one hurt. and the fact there was no gas or power on made this even more unfortunate for people around here. a neighbor tells us he believes this house was being remodeled, a remodeling job that started about a month ago. >> looks just like, you know, if fell down the hill. there was some shoring up or something that must have fallen. and it just slipped. i think that's the noise we heard. >> reporter: that neighbor telling us he believes that house

twins? we're going to have twins?al. >> reporter: in february 2012, andrea gave birth to twins, connor and avery. they named sandy and phillip the god parents. but they weren't as successful conceiving. after four failed ivf cycles sandy and phillip started considering another option. >> i just kind of blurted out, i'll carry for you. i can do it. >> i couldn't believe that was actually coming out of their mouth. >> eight months later she was pregnant again. this time for sandy and phillip. >> you're at the highest point you can ever be in your life, and at about 8 1/2 weeks we lost the pregnancy. and you go to the lowest point. >> reporter: they tried a second treatment. failed. >> our ultimate goal was for them to have kids. we never gave up. >> reporter: and then they tried a third. >> i can remember seeing the images come up on the ultrasound, and i could see the two sacks, and then there were two heartbeats. >> reporter: andrea is in the eighth month of a healthy pregnancy. in the meantime, they've gotten a taste

could the harrison twins mature, i think we've seen that aspect of it.e case in both of their losses, going to have to be have an opportunity to compete. harrison to his brother. ck outde. up ahead, blackshear will put it down with 56 seconds down to seven. >> greg: russ smith very fortunate got away with a travel on that steal. blackshear able to get the finish. louisville still fighting. this year at t-mobile make everyones wishes come true. give them the most anticipated gift of the holiday season. the revolutionary iphone 5s on t-mobile. with no restrictive annual service contracts and only $0 down. the iphone 5s on t-mobile. the ultimate holiday gift. >> jim: coming out of eaa stl by russ smith, he had eight steals here at rupp last year in their second round tournament win over north carolina. tied all time ncaa tournament record, eight in one game. >> greg: got away with a travel there. a little bunny hop on that one.

and then they were forceed to building on the other side of twin peaks. where the weather wasn't as nice. >> i live in inner sunset. in 1906. in the big earthquake, that area had dramatic effect. one building settled down into the lake bed. >> the largest loss of life was at 17th and valencia hotel. the fire department came in, drown the people in the basement and the fire came and killed a bunch more people. across the street, there was a 3 story building any after the earthquake, the first floor went straight down. didn't crush. just liquified and created 1 story basement. >> we have unusual soil conditions and then, on top of that, we have built environment. we have buildings built of all different kinds of construction types and dates. when you put those together. maybe you are sitting on rock areas that are built solidly that will have little impact and you have other buildings, soft story buildings and people have essentially the same expectation. >> and the building department would come knock on my door and tell me it wasn't safe >> there are very

it looked like the twins rarely touched their inheritance. >> she lived a very modest life and the money was not a priority to her. >> reporter: more than a dozen institutions will benefit from their thrift, including st. mary's catholic church, $374,000. >> when i heard that amount, i was literally astounded. >> reporter: a difference maker for the busy parish says the father. >> she's going to affect the future of our parish. >> reporter: as the children of st. mary's study their catechism and prepare for christmas, no doubt they will also learn that it is more blessed to give than to receive. harry smith, nbc news, simsbury, connecticut. >>> thank you for being with us. this night is better known as the night they light the tree out back with thousands clogging the streets and the plaza to set a glimpse on this thankfully mild night here in new york. >>> we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. goodnight. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with the chill playing out across the entire bay area. you're looking at a live look at san francisco, just one of the

movie star dennis quaid's twins, thomas and zoe, develop an infection a few days after they're born. the quaids take the babies to the hospital for a course of antibiotics. a blood thinner called heparin is used to prepare their ivs. >> when you have an iv, there's a very, very, very dilute dose that they'll put a minuscule amount in the iv so that the iv doesn't clot up. >> when the babies get the iv, their blood unexpectedly turns thin as water. >> at one point as the doctors tried to clamp a bleeding wound in the remnant of t-boon's umbilical cord, blood spurted six feet across the room and splattered on the wall. >> doctors realize somebody has given the babies a massive overdose of heparin. 1,000 times more than it's supposed to be. >> they didn't notice that it was the wrong dose. >> here's how that overdose happens. >> the adult dose was in a dark blue vial. the pediatric dose was in a light blue vial. >> a technician accidentally puts the adult dose of heparin in the location where the children's dose is usually stored. then a nurse grabs the bottle without checking it. >> an

meantime curt suzuki leaving oakland for a $34 million deal with the minnesota twins. he did two tours of duty for the twins will be catcher spot after joe maller moves to first base. that is sports at this hour. just a couple of days away from the last regular season event for the 49ers. >> thank you, vern. >>> here's a look at stories trending this morning. bart labor unions and management reached a tentative agreement on a contract item. >> it happened early this morning in utah. gay couples are getting married after a judge said a marriage ban was unconstitutional. >> also interpreting, memorials will be held in the u.k. and u.s. marking the 25th anniversary of the bombing that killed 270 people. >>> harry potter, the popular books, are now being turned into a stage play. >>> and christmas only four days left. you can follow us on twitter at cbssf. >> you still have shopping to do? >> all the shopping. >> i do, too. work cut out for us. >>> our weather forecast, if you're heading out today, nothing's going to impede you from doing the last minute holiday shopping.

and thirdly, well, the twin peaks tavern i mentioned. and lastly the -- this is a little bit of a side. the city of richmond redevelopment agency and ordent development inc. were recognized for their building in richmond. and ordent building is one of the builders for the ford assembly building. if you haven't been there, i encourage you to go out there, it's a fabulous project. we are looking for good things to come from ordent at pier 70. >> commissioner moore. >> just triggered by the mention of pier 70. for those who have not received the announcement. this coming weekend there as well as at fort mason there is a christmas fair. they think would be very interesting, because san francisco made and all the local artists and artisans will be exhibiting and it's important to support that and let the public know. >> commissioner sugaya. >> beginning in the month there is a presentation at the fort mason center, co-sponsored by a number of groups. itali italian embassy and consulatcon there is an exhibit in italy taking place. >> anything

maybe you're a big fan of the winkelvoss twins, i should have asked you in advance. are they right or are you with brian. >> there was talk before bitcoin as alternative currency to the dollar. i believe there a lot of people with money and lot of people with little money that think the u.s. dollar is not a place to store wealth. i think about it coin will continue to gain traction. alternatives will be continuing to grain traction. connell: are you in at al. >> i've been talking about it. a part of rise is indictment against fiat currency, particularly the u.s. dollar. there is a lot of question marks about it. a lot of people don't understand how it is worked. even people attracted to it, that this no guaranties of limit of bitcoins will somehow not be abused and gets wiped out somehow. connell: in any industry or any conversation about something new, i don't know, brian, where you fit in on all of this, there is tendency those from quote-unquote, establishment to make fun of something on the rise of the there has been some of that happening. by the way some of it

the twins to agree with. first off it here noah. and options in the snow was too snowy to sre that goal on wednesday to help get it after i took the ticket for the last sixteen of the champions league. that is consistent with the delay touches the ball. so as we lifted the ball to center court system into second place with seven points one ahead of you think of your body. that said his joy for the judges and sixteen apartments on the sixteenth of december don't answer or no stevenson styles of the chair can sleep thanks to one that would on wednesday with a current owner comes in the batsmen she admits in the playing conditions with dangerous sport in the snow storm in istanbul. soapy a nation's workforce has been so hot shots isn't going to notice that when companies start to the game often rescheduling make concentrated challenge the funds showed up to the easy route. the few we did make a great start this picture would help a lot of confidence again. we had a great team spirit we always keep pushing until the very end. any fundin

the father of those twins described what happened. >> my neighbor came to the back.jump up there. he jumped up. my nephew caught the first baby. my neighbor jumped from the second floor and caught both of the babies. >> now the red cross is helping the residents who have been displaced. >> from blind date to blind sided, police arresting 24-year-old ryan covington as a virginia diner where he thought he was going to meet a woman he met on a dating site called okay cupid. turns out her profile was fake and the police officer created it in hopes of finding covington after he didn't show up for court. he is accused of breaking into a car. >> if you saw it, there was only one clark griswold like the chevy chase character from christmas vacation. >> anna kooiman found a whole gang of them in a town in north. >> you nope the secret -- you know the secret since this is outside of our hometown, charlotte, north. if you're at home you're wondering how does a town of 700 people attract 6,000 revelers every year. the homeowners turn this place into christmas town u.s.a. it is a

. >> is there an earth twin out there? >> we don't have enough evidence to say anywhere near for sure there is an earth twin. but our data so far shows that small planets are common. they are everywhere we look. we do find small planets. >> what are bio signatures? and what do they tell us? >> well, bio signature gasses haven't yet been found on another planet beyond earth but they are gasses in an atmosphere that are produced by life. oxygen, what we need to survive, is here in huge quantities. without life on earth, planet and other photo synthetic life, we wouldn't have oxygen at all. if there are aliens seeing oxygen, they know something is up here and they can attribute that to life on earth. >> my curiosity is piqued, and i'm enjoying what you're talking about here. but how physically with your teams finding these other planets, earth's twin, the kip kipler and hubble telescope, are you developing technology to take you further. >> we're like a baby who just learned to crawl. we need to learn how to walk and then to

the allowable the turkish government has suffered a shock twin resignation. with the economy and interior ministers but putting on for travis campbell economy means to suffer kelly on an interior ministry my mug and both previously offered them as nations them someday. and on tuesday president of the good cold like to be shown on a number of corruption allegations. ministers became and tangled up to the rest of the sons of december the seventeenth along with a number of other suspects accused of taking will re organizing drives and all that we didn't know it adds to the pressure on prime this project i have am ahead of an election year and it follows a period on crisp into unease in protest against him and his ak puppy puppy based on perceptions of corruption the ak party is now reportedly driven by splits with the faction led by us actively seeking a double and scalpel. the spanish kings traditional christmas eve but just ignore that on half the lithium tv for the first time in its fifty year history. it highlights growing separatists beginning in the northe

but that single child had a twin, and she was supposed to adopt the twin to too, and decided she wouldn't adopt him, and that led to problems with both kids. >> exactly. >> she actually hated mary pop pins. and she refused to give disney rights to make sequels. we have to remember an artist has the right to make -- -- i hate this presumption that she of course she had to let him make a movie, in the movie, it is portrayed she was unfinancial pressure do go along with it. but it is a deal you make with the devil. >> and the deal with the devil, i tried to read mary pop pins to my kids and i was surprised at how much different and dark terrorist books are. than the movie.

. >>> and building inspectors are now investigating a home collapse in san francisco's twin peaks area. newschopper2 was above the scene of the toppled home on crown terrace. here is a comparison photo of the home before this collapsed. and after. rob roth is live on the scene with the interesting twist about the building's owner. good afternoon, rob. >> reporter: tori, we want to show you the house. you can see it's collapsed and fallen and is just leaning there. engineers have been here much of the morning trying to determine what caused this to happen and make sure it is safe the way it is. >> i doipt think there's any immediate threat at it time -- at this time. >> reporter: the house slipped at about 10:30 from crown terrace in twin peaks and slid down toward graystone terrace. no one was injured. the house was owned by a prominent developer named mel murphy of murphy, o'brien real estate. the house was being remodeled and being enlarged. the plans call for the house to become too big. >> we were trying to stop this from happening. he's gonna build a 5,000-square foot house in a n

>>> protesters filled the steps outside the state capitol today, opposing the governor's so-called twin tunnels water project. the plan calls for building two massive tunnels to divert water from the delta to the san joaquin valley. protesters say there are still too many questions about the environmental impacts. some groups have already promised to sue to block construction from beginning. >>> more details now on the twin tunnel project. it's expected to cost $24.7 billion. water would be diverted at freeport into the two tunnels, then carried to a pumping station in tracy, and eventually to farmland in the central valleys. the tunnels would be at least 33 feet in diameter and would divert water at the speed of 67,500 gallons per second. >>> an explosion so powerful it threw a man across a room. now we learn what may have fueled the devastating fire ball. >> then, some unusual december weather in the forecast. when you can expect unseasonably high temperatures. >> and coming up, a deadly accident and a possible drunk driver may be to blame. the new information we learned today about t

so the space is super tight. >> the twins would bump into each other while we had to switch them. >>on't want to run into someone with a helmet on. >> not a helmet with razors. >> finally after more than a dozen takes they get it right. >> which is what the helmet is doing now. >> just two days later james and michael upload the helmet video to this the masses. soon the video has more than a million views. one of the reasons this went viral is the fear factor. >> any last words, kenny? >> i know. pray for me. >> the truth is, sometimes we like to see bad things happen on the internet. it's the truth. sometimes we enjoy seeing other people have things go wrong. >>> coming up -- one of the hottest videos online. >> honestly, i thought we were going to get some severed fingers. that's 7,000 degrees. lava is 2,000 degrees. >> and if that's not impressive enough -- >> no. >> i can't believe i'm catching this on camera. >> we can't either. >> the truth revealed when "caught on camera: viral videos bogus or bona fide" continues. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop

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anyone who has carried twins it is a totally different experience to carry twins. >> i didn't hear a was looking at her leather -- why is she wearing leather gloves? >> she is a diva. she can do whatever she wants. >> she a diva. >> i'm not looking at the gloves if you know what i am saying. [ boing ] >> there you go. >> i agree if the guys could pick up with carrying the work. i think there would be a whole lot more babies. >> the way it is going in 50 years. >> it will happen. >> one of these days. >>> "real housewives of atlanta" they go to savannah, georgia, as part of an episode. little unfortunate history lesson. porscha stewart goes to the first african baptist church and gets a lesson in the underground railroad which was a network but trail essentially helped slaves escape the south. she didn't realize the underground railroad wasn't exactly a real railroad train. listen to this one. >> there had to be an opening for the railroad at some point. somebody is driving the train. it is not electric like what we have now. >> it wasn't a train, baby. >> it was not. anyway, people c