they're all close and not just for their own twin. neck week their time together comes to an end. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce spent the day at william tennet high school in bucks county getting to know these twins. ♪ >> reporter: this room of students has something in common. well, they have a few things in common. but the most unique tidbit were you this crew of william tepp net high school seniors they're all twin. >> we're in each other's business a lot. >> freight sets. 28 siblings of serious connection. >> if you're in a room with a twin, you see a twin you have an instant connection they understand where you're from, what it's like. >> we think it's funny. 14 sets of twins is so many we're one of them. it's just like other set of twins. >> 14. >> and assortment of sub links with some pretty different personalities. >> i do not get math at all or bio. >> i love math and bio. >> oil good in the medical route and you're going the accounting route. >> i've had people known us together for four years and they're like i didn't know you

now lovely half of all conjoined twins end up as stillbirths. tonight robin roberts celebrates the 18 year journey of sisters who beat the odds and a sistery bond. >> i can tell us apart perfectly. >> reporter: you would never know it by looking at twin sisters, today, but 18 years ago when they were born, they were fused together at the chest. they were conjoined twins. >> when people talk to us, you just seem so close. and i think being conjoined you can look at a picture, and they really were close. it's true. like the physical aspect of it is 100% true emotionally. >> reporter: i am tickled. because you can make little now, but back in 1996, hearing their daughters were conjoined was difficult news for their parents. >> of course our mind went completely blank the minute she said conjoined twins. that was a long, hard, horrible weekend. >> i think the biggest thing was a lack of information that we had on the situation. >> there just wasn't anything good on the internet. it was all one baby survives separation. the other died. or circus acts

i want to see the conjoined twins story.one of the most powerful republicans in the country, eric cantor, the number two gop lawmaker in the house beaten in the primary by a tea party candidate. >> yep, that's right. cantor lost to david brat, a political unknown. cantor was widely thought to be the next speaker of the house. he spoke to disappointing supporters last night. >> obviously we came up short. it's disappointing, sure. so i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in for the conservative cause because those solutions of ours are the answer to the problems that so many people are facing today. thank you all very much. >> now, it's possible cantor could run as a write-in candidate. shushannah walshe is in washington to explain the impact. shush. >> john and reena, a massive political upset. house majority leader eric cantor beaten by a political unknown. dave brat, a university economics professor. how much of an upset is it? cantor is the first person in american history to

everyone is like, i'm a twin, i'm a twin.ou don't really ask people. >> reporter: 14 sets of twins are graduating at the same time. >> it's a bond that just happened to happen here. everyone says there's something in the water. >> reporter: from birth to now, always together but going to different colleges. >> one constant in all the changes. i'm going to miss you a lot. >> we're linked at home, here at school. now we're going to go our separate ways. we will get through it. >> if he needs me or i will need him, we will call each other. we will make it work. >> reporter: life means they have to go their separate ways, except for these sisters. >> we're going to the same college. >> it wasn't intentional at all. >> reporter: they really do say the same thing at the same time. congratulations to all the graduates. live, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> i double the congrats. >>> one county's healthcare payouts leads to change. the county human relations department was looked into to figure out if employees were abusing healthc

brothers and sister twins. the siblings admit that it helps in the classroom and hallways. >> we didn't switch up or mess with anybody. >> if you did you would never know. >> yeah. we would do a good job with it. >> they will share the stage when they all graduate on june 20th. reporting from warminster, walter perez. >>> they honored a dedicated teacher. they were at the eighth grade graduation. the diplomas went out to the students. a special thanks went out to jane bonner. 25 of those years were here. the school was delighted to have >>> phillies hoping to turn the corner at san diego's spence. >>> all isan diego's -- exexpense. >> and jeff skversky is live at the park. >>reporter:one team in baseball right now that has the worst record than the philadelphia phillies. sandberg is not ready to have the conversation with the front office as to whether or not the team should sell off assets and rebuild. he believes in the core group of phillies. he believes that everything that goes wrong things will start goin

twin colts born last thursday. about one in 10,000. >>> mom and the kids are fine which is pretty amazing because a mare's body isn't made to have twins and a veterinarian says the fact that she gave birth without complications is almost unheard of. >> check out that little colt. >> ooh. >> very cute. >> they are cute. the colts names, aaron and andrew after aaron and andrew harrison. the twins are currently on the kentucky's team. they'll be back for the sophomore season. >> and the first time that momma horse has given birth. >> that's pretty traumatic. >>> coming up in "the skinny," one of the original boy bands are hitting the road again. >>> and later, taking a plunge with a daring young woman swimming with the most dangerous sharks in the world. she's a modern-day mermaid. you're watching "world news now." ♪ under the sea ♪ under the sea ♪ darling it's better down where it's wetter take it from me ♪ the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars o

and david who is really feels like a powerful kinship with his brother of course -- >> twins. >> twins. grew up sharing the same room and they could pinch each other at night, that he how close they slept. so, he's torn apart between loyalty to his twin and his older brother who is running the family company. in the end he can't bring himself to vote against bill. the motion carries without him but he's glad he doesn't have to vote against bill because in his mind you're not just voting him out of the company, you're severing him from your life. so, what ends up playing out a few years later in 1983 they are able to come to a settlement where charles and david buy out the shareholders for $1.1 billion of which frederick gets 330 million and bill gets 470 million and the rest goes to other family members. a couple of years later bill believes that they've been cheated on how much they received for their shares. they think that the company obscured assets and they actually end up selling the price at a far too low price. this ignites litigation that goes on for another 15 years and it wa

norah has twins. >> yes, i know. >> i think it's great. >> it is very special having twins.lass? >> no, but i'll get right back to you on that. i can't do the math that quickly. not as many as this high school. not as many as this high school. >> very nice. thanks, michelle. >>> monday on "cbs this morning" the celebrated author of "eat, pray, love" elizabeth gilbert joins us to talki >>> norah's going down to the white house to talk with the president. knock it out of the park. >> thank you very much. >> have a great weekend. be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" tonight. as we leave you, let ee take a look back at the week that was and have a great weekend. >> they're actually bragging about a massacre it committed. >> we don't have militias. >> you do have militias. >> we have tribes. >> iraq is at risk of breaking into three pieces. >> kerry should been o a plane right now to baghdad. >> officials are saying if i'm a suspect, then come and get me. u.s. operation forces did just that. >> u.s. forces will go after anybody who goes after us. >> oh,

. >> fraternal twin of david. he felt growing up that charles used to whip up a lot of resentments and hostilities between the twins and provoke fights between them. indeed when they were growing up they got into some real battles. some of them were so fierce that they had a property for man that used to carry around boxing gloves and would when these guys got into it he would put the boxing gloves on so they wouldn't injury each other. >> where does bill live is and what does he do? >> he lives in palm beach and created a successful energy company called oxbo. this was after he was outed from the family company after he was tried to take over the board of koch industries. >> does he have any relationship today with his brother david or with his brother charles? >> amazingly he and david were able to bury the hatchet after many years of what has to be one of the most brutal family feuds in history. >> here's video of bill talking about his company. >> i'm in a business where we make real money. we have some gas dr

the twins constantly monitored.tors knew they could easily become entangled in each other's umbilical cords. but they were born healthy, at 33 weeks. and just before they were lifted up to be shown to their mother, the two newborns reaching for each other's hands. >> what was going through my hind? i don't know. i couldn't think. i started tearing up immediately. it was just -- it was beautiful. >> reporter: after seeing that image, so many of you leaving me messages on facebook. william writing, "one placenta, very rare. mono mono and in this case, mano a mano." another writing "that gives me goose bumps." and this viewer that wrote, "holding hands, and i hope they will always hold hands throughout their lives." 118,000 likes, just on our facebook pages alone. but this went all over the world. >> one of my high school friends lives in australia and she sent me a message, just told me she saw me on her television in australia. >> reporter: and tonight here, a week before father's day, they sent us this. look at the

five sets of boy twins, two sets of girl twins and seven sets of boy/girl twins. the school principal had a lot of deja vu moments on a daily basis. many of the twin sets are splitting up now for college with one exception. >> linked at home, linked here at school. now we're going do go our separate ways and be a little different. >> actually going to the same college. >> it wasn't intentional at all. >> where are you going? >> chippensburg. >> federal officials say the twin birthrate rose 76% from 1980 to 2009. why, you ask? well, researchers attribute that increase to the growing use of fertility treatments and also more births to older women. >>> summer officially begins tomorrow. and tonight, manayunk welcomed the summer solstice with solstice fire along the canal. a dozen of these bonfire pits were set afloat on the water. after nightfall the flames could be seen from the schuylkill expreeway. night of family fun kicks off this annual arts fest. such a great time of year. >> it's perfect out there. >> beautiful tonight. >> going to stay that way all summer, r

. >>> twin tornadoes carve a path of destruction.e're getting a look at what's been left behind by the side by side twisters. new information has been pouring in overnight and we are headed to nebraska for a live look at this damage. >>> plus -- >> we don't see big rain chances anytime soon. >> we interrupt this weather report. wait till you see what happens next during this forecast that one tv station won't soon forget. >>> clouds are overhead. we're tracking some showers this morning. they're not going to last. neither will the temperatures that we enjoyed yesterday. we're headed into the 90s this afternoon. summer-like levels, the neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when we come back. woah. ly! hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man,

eerily similar to the 1965 twin or sister tornadoes taken from indiana.his was a palm sunday outbreak that included these twin or sister tornadoes and you're going to be hearing a lot of comparisons between these two storms. this particular outbreak back in 1965 was the third worst or deadliest ever in the nation's history and we hope that is not going to be the same for the outbreak out in the midwest right now. locally, we're looking at some showers be thunderstorms as very strong cell heading toward leesport. reading berks county seeing a few flashes of lightning as we well. 40 miles an hour gusts with this and also some heavy downpours but by the time it makes it into philadelphia i think it will be a few spotty showers a little bit later tonight. coming up the 90s are back and with the heat and humidity, the storms will return. we'll talk about which has the best chance of seeing those with the seven day forecast. chris. >> kathy thank you very much. >>> bears in the burbs. tonight all eyes on two bears that have been covering a lot of ground in sout

but his twin brother, ray, is an inmate at colorado's limon correctional facility.son 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. this is

two twin tornadoes that moved through the area.ou are looking at two long-lived tornadoes. they were on the grounds for an hour. i want to set the scene at highway 15. talk about two massive tornadoes coming through at 4:00 in the afternoon demolishing this town. we are talking a town of 350 people. 50% if not 75% of the town leveled this morning. this is a look in the northeasterly direction here. six or seven blocks leveled. bemooi behind me, this used to be a two-story wooden structure. you can see in the distance, a stripped tree there. a refrigerator. it's hard to see on the left, a propane tank sitting here on the ground. some structures are made of cinder block. even those have seen a lot of destruction. they have to evaluate. the national weather service will go out to evaluate. you mentioned the severe weather threat not over. we are looking at a tornado watch for chicago, up to 9:00 central time. the thunderstorms are heading toward chicago and detroit this morning. yesterday, put in perspective, 14 million or 17 million

the twins constantly monitored.ey could easily become entangled in each other's umbilical cords but they were born healthy at 33 weeks and just before they lifted to be shown to their mother the little ones reached for each other's hands. >> what was going through my mind? i couldn't think. i started tearing up immediately. it was beautiful. >> reporter: after seeing that image, so many leaving messages on facebook. william writing, one placenta, very rare, mono-mono and in this case mano mano. another now that gives me goose bumps. another, i hope they will always hold hands throughout their lives. >> 118,000 likes just on our facebook page alone. this went all over the world. >> one of my high school friends lives in australia. she sent me a message and told me she saw me on her tell vision in australia. >> reporter: the week before father's day, they sent us this. look at the smiles as they walk out of akron's children's hospital, both in their car seats, their headbands in different colors to tell them apart. ji

and 7 brother sister twins.s admit having a twin helps in the classroom and the hallways. >> we have not purposely tried switch up or mess with anybody. >> if you did, you'd never know. >> reporter: this group of 14 twins will share the stage when they all graduate together on june 20th. wormting >> time for odd an unusual pictures of the week. they include students jumping for a job and other students take a leap for scholarship. but first, number 41 is showing no signs of slowing down. talk about take rag leap. president george hw bush celebrated his 90th birthday by making a helicopter jump. he jumped with a former member of the golden knights, the army par chute team. he have got him to a safe landing on his 85th birthday. bush who can no longer use his legs vowed he would make this jump. >> 134 college kids were jumping for the perfect summer job as male boat jumpers. these are the tryouts for an opportunity of a lifetime. they have to jump off the boat best man who jumps off the boat, if you don't make it,

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this was the farm office hit by one of those twin tornados. it's got a brick facade but as you can see it didn't stand a chance. there's still the threat the more severe weather tonight. david? >> incredible devastation, steve, thank you. you heard steve report more severe weather on the way tonight. i want to bring in someone who knows that region well, meet olthsologist from wcbb. i know you're from there but when you saw those twin twisters, what did you see that we didn't see? >> unbelievable. to see rare twin tornados. take a closer look at this video. often when we have an outbreak of multiple tornados, one is smaller and less powerful. not the case here. two separate tornados, one parent thunderstorm. secondly, they were on the ground at the same time, only a mile or two apart, rotating in the same direction, highly unusual. >> you were telling me more severe weather on the way tonight, more than 50 million on alert? >> that's right. tonight there's a severe threat from the dakotas to the east coast. here in the northeast we're concerne

having twins.ath that quickly. not as many as this high school. >>> monday on "cbs this morning," the best-selling author of "eat pray love." she joins us on monday. coming up next the most unforgettable moments of the week right here on "cbs th heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> norah's going down to the white house to talk with the president. knock it out of the park. >> thank you very much. >> have a great weekend. be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" tonight. as we leave you, let ee take a look back at the we

they include five sets of boy twins and two sets of girl twepbz and seven sets of boy/girl twins. many of the twin sets are splitting up for college with one exception. >> now we are going our separate ways and it should be different. >> we are actually going to the same college. >> was not intentional at all. >> my twin brother and i didn't go to the same schools and that was a good thing for us. got a little space. the twin birthrate rose 76% from '80 to '99. >>> the time is 6:27. nbc "10 nbc news today" continues in just a moment with another half hour of news. matt delucia is following the official start to the summer down the shore. we will have a live report coming up, and meteorologist, tedd florendo, is tracking the weekend weather for us. >> one thing you will notice as you step outside today is it will be cooler, even for the official first day of summer. you will notice more clouds outside, which we are seeing now, and those clouds are bringing showers and we will tell you how long that will stick around in your first alert forecast. stick around. [ mom ] when the nest

twin tornadoes about a mile apart touching down as they zero in killing a 5-year-old child and another person in a nearby town. at least 19 people are hurt in the town some of them critically. homes and businesses ripped apart. authorities say half of the town was destroyed in just seconds. some places even ripped from their foundation. josh watched in horror as the storm demolished his home. >> started going through my yard. i watched my hot tubs fly and everything clifted off. the heater smashed over me and my buddy. >> rescue crews are sifting through the diabetes and rubble for more victims or survivors. about 350 people live in the tiny town of pill ger. they will need help on the long road to recovery. the national guard is being brought in with local police and the community and to help them clean up. >> amazing footage of those double twisters. . kelly wright, thank you. >>> there's a new weather threat today and for that we turn to maria molina in our extreme weather center. >> that's right. we are looking at the possibility for more severe storms today including more tornadoe

that's five sets of boy twins, seven sets of boy/girl twins and two sets of girl twins. you don't have to have twins or a senior to love this. looking to beat the heat. >> mayor nutter says all of the city pools will open this year. the pools open next week likely around the middle of the week. in past years some pools never opened because of budget issues. the mayor made the announcement during a water safety demonstration yesterday. >> this summer, as we've had the past few summers, every one of our city swimming pools will be open. every one of them. they will be opening i think a day or so after school lets out. >> the hope is people will take advantage of the pools instead of swimming in streams and creeks. that's dangerous and illegal to swim in those areas. >> good morning to you. 6:26. a live look at 76 right at the conshohocken curve. you can see building volume out there in both directions and also some of the fog out there in the distance. it's not too bad here but in the route 30 bypass that's where it's bad because we're seeing the mix of fog and rain. >> st

and there we're looking at the twin tornadoes right there.y, telling your story about the crazy weather last night. >> storm chasers have a method. they know how to do it, so don't go wing it. now another fox news alert. the u.s. sending hundreds of troops to baghdad as isis militants move closer. peter doocy live in washington with the latest this morning and what the president might or might not do. hey, peter. >> reporter: the 275 american troops deployed to baghdad to secure the u.s. embassy are now up against some of the most advanced military technology in the world. ours, because isis militants have american made shoulder-fire stinger missiles. they can blow a plane or helicopter out of the sky and the pentagon knows it. >> it changes the name of the game, for the first time in the last 11 years, we now may see a potential ground to air threat. >> reporter: the stinger missiles were reportedly scooped up by isis militants on bays the iraqi army deserted. isis picked up american humvees and small arms that were supposed to be used by th

coming up, twin tornadoes hitting a small town in nebraska. people are dead, the town all but destroyed. >>> welcome back to al jazerra america. i am del walters, these are your headlines at this hour. the united states military capturing a key suspect in the 2012 attack on the u.s. em bass a in ben gaza libya. he is in a secure location outside of the libya. that attack left four americans dead including the u.s. ambassador chris stephens. president obama sending more than 200 troops to iraq, coming as isil continues to take control of more iraqi cities, british prime minister saying the group is the most serious threat to his country as well. and a state of emergency in nebraska twin tornadoes striking the northeastern part of the state yesterday leaving two people dead. half the small town of pilger was leveled. al jazerra's erica has the story. >> it was devastating. i mean, he has nothing, no noth, is cloth on his back. >> reporter: residents are still reeling after not one but two tour mayos. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: tour through northe

these twins con joined at birth, separated after ten months. now speaking out for the first time on their 18th birthday. their medical miracle. now, it's time for america to meet these co-valedictorians. only on "good morning america." >>> we do say good morning, america. we did say co-valedictorians. can't wait to their story. >>> hillary krinton is standing by after the breaking news. deadly incident in afghanistan, five americans killed. it looks like friendly fire. martha raddatz has the details. >> reporter: these were american special operations forces. they were out with afghan forces. on a security patrol. they were ambushed by the taliban, coming under heavy fire, so they called in air support, they want war planes to come and help them out. in addition to five american soldiers who were killed, one afghan soldier as well and we do not know how many wounded. >> martha, you have been one of these missions. >> the mission i was in a fifther jet was very similar to this one. a series of careful steps taken before many lish shans is droppe

twins at birth, twins forever. >> francesca. >> we have 268 students in the eighth grade as well as we have nine sets of twins which komts f comes out to 7% of our eighth grade class. >> reporter: the individual twins have been separated in different classrooms during their grade school years, but for us they all got together, for the first time ever in class. easier for us to shoot double vision video and easier to talk to the kids about being twins. >> we are opposite. i'm organized. she's not. >> she cleans all day, every day. >> reporter: does it drive you nuts? >> yes. she cleans my stuff. >> we used to confuse teachers and switch classes. just in first grade, though. >> it has ups and downs. she is really smart and i'm not so smart. so she can help me with my homework and stuff. >> reporter: you do that? >> sometimes, yeah. >> reporter: nine sets of six, six fraternal, three a combination of boy and girl and three identical. i wonder what that is like. >> you get to confuse people on purpose just to get a laugh out of it.

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ronaldo was born weighing a whole pound more than his twin brother.are doing just fine. >>> a remarkable child turning heads this graduation season. >> tahishq abraham, you see there, earned his high school diploma at the tender age of 10 years old. can you believe that? the sacramento native was homeschooled since he was 7. and has become one of the youngest kids to ever graduate high school in the u.s. >> he has also been taking college courses since 7, as well. he wants to study medicine. >> i'm rethinking homeschooling my kids now. >>> attention fans of the comedy classic "dumb and dumber." get ready for the sequel. the trailer has just been released. >> jeff daniels and jim carrey are reprising their roles, looking for one of their long, last children, as only they can do it. >> whoever this is, we're in the middle of something very important here. >> this is your dad. >> what? >> hey, guys, i know this is weird timing, but i have to take this. it's my dead dad. >> she's got me on hold. >> it's called "dumb and dumber two." t-w-o. >> oh, man. it

arriving in the world, 39 days before his twin brother. elene cowan delivered baby carl at just 24 weeks. he barely weighed a pound. his arms so tiny, his mother's engagement ring fit loosely around it. here he is, 17 days old, still smaller than his mother's hand. born extremely premature, baby carl was given only a 50% chance of survival. >> i thought that i was going to loose both of them. >> reporter: right after elene gave birth to baby carl, doctors worried it was too risky to continue. which led to this sonogram, baby david, all alone in the mother's womb. >> the hope in that situation is to prolong her pregnancy. and to get a much better chance of survival for the second baby. >> reporter: five weeks and four days later, his bigger little brother, david, was born, weighing just under three pounds. twins born days or weeks apart are so rare, there isn't even a medical term for the phenomenon. >> i have seen babies delivered days, even a week or so apart. but not 39 days. >> reporter: babies carl and david, beating the record set jus

these twins conjoined at birth, separated at 10 months.ow speaking out for the first time on their 18th birthday about their medical miracle kept secret for so long. now, it's time for america to meet these co-valedictorians. only on "gma." >>> we do say good morning, america. and, yes, we did say co-valedictorians. they are truly remarkable young women, and we cannot wait to share this shore with you. >> that is coming up. >>> also, hillary clinton is standing by. robin is going to talk to her. after the breaking news, a deadly incident in afghanistan. five americans killed. it looks like friendly fire. martha raddatz has the details. >> reporter: good morning, george. these were american special operations forces. they were out on a mission with afghan forces on a security patrol. they were ambushed by the taliban, coming under heavy fire, so they called in air support. that means they want warplanes to come help them out. it was an american b-1 bomber that dropped the bomb. in addition to five american soldiers who were killed, there wa

twins. >> we've always been together. we don't know what it's like to be--yeah, it's always been this way. >> born four minutes apart, they've always been side by side as honor students, cleats. >> on my honor i will do my be best. >> now eagle scouts, the highest rank in the boy scouts of america. a rank that one in ten scouts achieve. but the two are not exactly alike. august is straight. and liam is gay. he first told his family when he was 14 years old. >> i told them i needed to tell them something, and they looked very worried. when i actually told them, mom, dad, i think i'm gay, they were, like, oh my god. we're so relieved. we thought you got in trouble with the police or something like that. but the boy scouts were not as accepting. the official policy no gays allowed. >> it's been kind of rough. to be part of a cool organization, and then at one point hearing no, we don't want you. that's not cool. >> reporter: he shared the story with his high school newspaper. >> he was willing to stand in front of everyone a

when is the last time the older twins have seen their dad?onths ago. >> he wasn't able to stay for the birth of the kids. >> they wouldn't let him stay one week to -- >> with his position it was something he needed to do. >> we know he happens to be here. he has been dying to see you and all of the kids. let's bring out philip. come on out, philip. >> who is that? who is that? do you want to go see him? can't believe it. >> hi. hi, babies. >> and these are the two. >> what does it feel like sitting with everybody? >> this is great. >> and this is the first time you have laid eyes on your other twins. >> how are you doing? i'm home. >> you want your daddy? >> where is home for your, phillip? >> ft. hood, texas. >> philip, i know your parents are here, too. let's make it a whole family reunion. >> hi, mom. >> we can all scoot over. >> why don't we get out of here? they can have a reunion. >> that's okay. you are okay. >> hi, there. >> how does it feel to all be back together on the couch? how does that feel? >> amazing. >> does it feel good? >>

tonight when that interview hits there will be a twin narrative -- the hillary clinton interview and the capture of this terrorist. i don't think it is a coincidence. this timing was planned. >> you know, i think i will let you start with this. that's paranoia. >> why? why?

as twins. so we don't really know what it would be like to not. it's just -- yeah, it's just always been this way. >> from birth. >> yeah, from birth. we've always been together. >> they're identical twins, born 2 minutes apart. side by side always, as honor students, athletes and boy cots. >> on my honor i will do reply best. >> to obey the scout oath. >> to obey the scout law. >> friends joke the two are one and the same. >> and morally straight. >> there is one difference. august is straight. liam is gay. he's known since he was 14. >> i remember being in our room. and just being like, so, august, i think i like guys. i think i'm gay. he's like, okay. just turns off the light. goes to bed. >> liam was immediately embraced he says by high school friends and family. although his father had his own fears. >> my concern was for his welfare. on what position this would put him in or what risky positions it could put him in based on other people's attitudes towards his sexual orientation. >> and there was a reason for his concern. nearly three quarte

remember the set of rare twins in ohio photographed holding hands minutes after they were born? those twins are now out of the hospital. here's the picture again to remind you in case you forgot. holding hands there moments after birth. the rare birth condition is when the girls shared the same sack and placenta. the twins spent almost a month getting stronger, now they will be home in time for father's day. >>> say good-bye to the sunshine we had this weekend. now we're looking at clouds and even some rain. we warned you that we'd get some this morning and many of our streets as you can see, citizens bank park, are wet as we had showers roll through. right now we're seeing some of that rain dumb counsel in some spots as well. we're seeing fog that developed. fog in trenton, reading down to millville, be careful there, that's where we're seeing rain now right around millville and parts east of that. we look at the radar, allentown had heavy rain for you, that's passed through, this is also now heading into northern new jersey. but as we head down south millville, washington town

also this morning, death toll on the rise after rare twin tornados devastate a small time nebraska. this morning, we're getting closer look at all of the damage left behind. katy? >> and that stormy weather actually headed our way with time. but the big story for us at this point how hot it is about to get. we're talking temperatures coming up. victoria? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, so far pretty, pretty nice way to start your morning, however, traveling at eighth and callowhill, we are dealing with a accident, in the southbound direction. taking out the center lane. now, we will talk about this later on, and also the construction project on 95, erika? >> torrey, thank u more on developing story right now. "eyewitness news" on the scene every deadly fire and building collapse in wilmington, delaware. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein live in wilmington with all of the details, jen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, 400 block of maryland avenue. >> this fire happened right behind me on bird street. we go to ground video, that we saw just little while

fascinating to watch the twin tornadoes. >> meteorologist: it doesn't happen very often. weather service will go back through today and look at the data and determine how strong they were, what was a little unusual as you see the video, it looked like they were at a time equal strength usually one is stronger and steals the intensity from the other. so as soon as we hear what that intensity specifically was we'll get that back to you. this goes back about 12 hours. doesn't capture the entire event but there was a corridor from nebraska along the minnesota, iowa borders all those strong cells moved around. 30 reports of tornadoes or over too. that's something else they will do is look and see if they were duplicates or and exactly how strong they were as they moved across the region, they have a boundary across the country. this is a firing line again for us today. and we are looking at some of the same places not as much expected, but, of course, certainly if you were dealing with this yesterday, you don want to see any sort of a risk today. so hopefully it's a better day

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coming up at sex jennifer joyce introduces to some of twins.explain the unbreakable bond they all share. ♪ >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. you'll have to deal with that with triplets. >>> there is package deal. they're all going the same pla place. >> we had really nice weekend. but it look like it's all downhill. >> starting the work week unsettled note heavy rain out there a flash flood warning right now for sections of southeastern montgomery county and also northeast philadelphia county. take look at ultimate doppler. you can se around whitemarsh wiw grove, abington that cater that's very heavy rain. rainfall rates of one to 2-inches per hour out of this slow moving cell that continues to cause some ponding on the roadways and once again we have that flash flood warning highlighted areas here until 8:15. as we look at ultimate doppler not everyone seeing that rainfall but if you are, it is a slow moving cluster right now. mainly north and west of the philadelphia area. but right now around philadelphia we are beginning to see some

twin tornadoes... just ed >>> people of a small nebraska town are returning to what's left of their homes this morning. twin tornadoes a mile apart destroyed much of the town. as marlie hall reports, two people were killed including a 5-year-old child. >>> reporter: massive tornadoes ripped through northeast nebraska. storm chasers captured twin twisters that touched down nearly a mile apart in stanton county. the town of pilger took a direct hit. homes were ripped off their foundations. officials say more than half the town is gone. >> we lost everything. i don't have a vehicle. >> reporter: marilyn anderson rode out the storm in her basement. >> i did a lot of praying in the corner. >> reporter: marilyn is one of 350 residents in the small town roughly 100 miles northwest of omaha. pilger's local school and fire department were destroyed along with several other buildings. the governor declared a state of emergency. officials will fan out today to assess all the damage from the tornadoes that struck

rare twin tornadoes flatten a small town in nebraska. more storms forecast for today. ♪ ♪ >>> after nearly two years on the run, the obama administration announced today that one of the people suspected of carrying out the deadly attack on the u.s. consolate in benghazi libya is now in u.s. custody. four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stevens were killed in the september 2012 attack. mike viqueira joins us live from washington. tell us what you know at this point about the suspect and the arrest? >> reporter: we have had a round of briefings from officials all over washington today, tony and basically what we know is this, late on sunday, libya time, about midday sunday, eastern time, u.s. special forces according to president obama who spoke about this earlier today, launched a raid inside libyan territory, their target said to be a master mind of benghazi attacks on september 11th 2012 resulting as you reported in the deaths of four americans including ambassador chris stevens and causing a political firestorm ever since her

. >> a deadly duo, twin twisters cut a path of sheer devastation through a tiny nebraska town. >> delaware and lehigh valleys will be flirting with 90-degree heat today. will be flirting with steamy conditions and the chance for storms. >> good morning, get out your hair spray. it is 5:30 on this tuesday, june 17. david is off. karen rogers as accuweather and matt pelman is taking a look at the roads. good morning. >> even that won't help. you feel the humidity as soon as you step outside. it's an air quality alert day, an ozone action day unhealthy for sensitive groups, the young, elderly anyone with respiratory issues avoid being outside in the height of the day. try to run lesser lands if you can. perhaps you can use public transportation for this ozone action day today. and we are looking at one of the hottest days we've will so far this year. if we hit 90 it will be the hottest. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia, 67 allentown, 71 even in millville so those temperatures up from yesterday as well as the humidity. satellite 6 and action radar showing a fair amount of clouds currently

>>> making news in america this morning, rare twin twisters touching down causing widespread damage and injuries of the one town being described as leveled and where the severe weather is heading right now. >>> crisis in iraq. u.s. soldiers and marines now being deployed as the country dissolves into chaos. the obama administration is now in talks with a longtime nemesis to help stabilize the region. live with the latest. >>> dramatic rescue. a car barrels into the bayou with a driver and passenger inside and good samaritan jumps into action. >>> wild win. team usa with an impressive world cup opener, the highlights reactions around the world and new american hero. >>> and good morning to you. we begin with the town in nebraska in a state of emergency this morning. >> that's right, a rare and deadly pair of tornadoes killed a young boy and nearly wiped the till of pilger right off the map. >> there are reports of weather-related damage overnight in wisconsin as the storms marched towards chicago. >> reporter: it was a terrifying sight rare li seen by the human eye caught on camera by in