are you questioning how the twin towers fell as well? guest: there are very serious questions about the twin towers. we looked at world trade center seven, which most people don't know anything about, and ,ee how obvious the freefall symmetrical destruction is and how that matches a controlled demolition and how the official story cannot possibly be true, we are ready, maybe, to take a look at the other subject, the twin towers, with a more open mind. most of us you like -- feel like we know how the twin towers came down because we have been given the official story. most architects and engineers don't question the story they have provided. evidence in see the the twin towers like building seven, they do end up agreeing with us by a show of hands, overwhelmingly. honey 200 architects and 22 hundred- architects and engineers now demanding an investigation. that evidence is available in the videos. we are told that this upper block of 10 story, 15 stories in thehe point of impact north tower, that upper block drove the rest of the building

. >> even an identical twin. five years of suspicion comes down to one moment. >> we the jury -- >> i think that anyone can imagine what it's like to love someone so much, then be charged with their murder? it's unfathomable. >> keith morrison reports on a cliff-hanger of a case. in an instant. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm lester holt. the papers called it the spray tan murder trial, but could a spray tan really be to blame for a young mother's puzzling death? the questions in this case started early one morning with a dramatic call for help and ended five years later with an equally dramatic verdict in court. here's keith morrison. >> the story, when it hit the news, sounded almost crazy. >> killed by a spray tan. >> claiming his wife died after an allergic reaction to a spray tan. >> they try to blame her death on a reaction to a spray tan. and thus a myth was born. the case of the spray tan defense. what a headline. that was a strange tale. and it is true that a spray tan did play a part in what could be mur

>> he named his two cats after the olson twins. >> i think in the show they were not twins. >> you never the show. >> but i know that. >> he knows his twins. >> that's what you have to do when you have a kid in the movie. you need two people to play that kid. which is interesting. >> and the olson twins had fallen on a little hard times. i think one married a short man. if you have twins in a tv show then you have to get four people to play them. if you are going to have four people you need 8. >> are we talking about this or your on-line website? >> they had one guy played a twin, right? >> the my space movie. >> the facebook movie. >> same thing. >> army hammer. oh my god, it is falling apart. what a is happening? i don't even have time to say goodbye. frankly, they don't deserve it. bye. >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, greg gutf d gutfeld, andrea tantaros as well. this is "the five." yesterday i highlighted some of the bipolar comments emanating from the obama administration with regard to isis and the question still is, is isis a credible threat to america? the sc

>> he named his two cats after the olson twins. >> i think in the show they were not twins. >> you never watched the show. >> but i know that. >> he knows his twins. >> that's what you have to do when you have a kid in the movie. you need two people to play that kid. which is interesting. >> and the olson twins had fallen on a little hard times. i think one married a short man. if you have twins in a tv show then you have to get four people to play them. if you are going to have four people you need 8. >> are we talking about this or your on-line website? >> they had one guy played a twin, right? >> the my space movie. >> the facebook movie. >> same thing. >> army hammer. oh my god, it is falling apart. what a is happening? i don't even have time to saych starts now. >> tonight on huckabee. >> this single program represents the threat to consumer choice and freedom. >> the administration putting the squeeze on business in operation choke point. >> you have been in business and the federal government said we don't like what you do. >> that's what happen. >> and the irs trying to intimidat

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we're practically twins!usands of students will be heading back to school in virginia, from supplies to safety, we show you how they're getting prepped for the first day back. >> reporter: 50%, 60%, 70% off. big sales drove moms, dads, and their children intoo potomac mills mall. >> camo pants that go with this camo dress. it's really good. >> hopefully we can stay in tuesday 600 range. >> reporter: money to spend, but michelle johnson has a long way to go before she's done buying for all of her kids. just 48 hours before tens of thousands of virginia schoolchildren start a brand new school year. it's not all about the rush to get good deals and hit the sales rack. parents we talked to say they do have a plan in place to make sure their little ones are safe just two days before they get back on the school bulls. >> we always have a backup plan. they do have cell phones. >> reporter: all of the johnson kids have them in case of an emergency, even the little second grader. >> what buttons do you push? >> 911.

she was paid to carry twins and said she was happily take back the child. the law could decide the state take the other healthy twin. >> a 21-year-old surrogate mother with a down syndrome baby whose biological father is reportedly a convicted pedophile. for her, it's an unbearable situation. >> i was shocked by the news. i'm really worried. i will have to leave it to the law to bring back his twin sister. >> six months ago, she gave over -- gave birth to twins, healthy baby girl who was taken to australia to live with her biological parents. and a boy who has a genetic disorder, a heart condition, and a lung infection. she accuses the us chilean couple of abandoning him after they asked her to have an abortion, something she refused, as it was against her buddhist beliefs. for now, the parents have not spoken out, but local media deny any wrongdoing, saying they did not know that the daughter had a sick brother. she has decided to raise the child as her own and is happy to have his sister, too. their father was allegedly jailed in the 1990's for child mole

of living cities, a nonprofit collaborating with agencies on the twin city effort. it committed $20 million in grants and loans to build 2500 units of affordable housing along the line and help 350 of the corridor's vulnerable small business survive construction and upgrade the operations. >> these are businesses that are truly there to help families to get buy and open their homes and send their families to school and li. >> isabelle from the neighbourhood development center said her group spent 300 hours working with business, giving marketing and accounting support and helping the businesses access loans to compensate for lost business during construction. >> that was the resource then. without it i didn't thing we would be able to be where we are today. >> other, like this woman, opener of an asian grocery store, used fund to pay for improvement. she saw a 40% jump since the light rail opened. >> we had new customers, because of the renovation and they heard, wanted to see and come back. >> city officials promised it would create solid employment. 90,000 jobs by

>> speaking from experience, my older son was a twin. one died erty in gestation, early in -- early in gestation our twins are triplets, in india if you have multiple children they'll reduce to twins, for the safety of the surrogate and remaining foetuses. >> what about in the united states, i imagine that the idea of demanding or requesting a selective reduction gets very complicated in america. >> i don't think it's that complicated. what happens for intended parents, if their surrogate were to carry triplets that they have that in the contract that they will reduce if that's not what they want. >>> we'll take a short break and when we come back we'll talk about the ways society is changing demanding us to get used to the idea and build in legal protections to build a framework around it. this is "inside story." stay with us. >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. legal and medical front ears of surrogacy this time on the programme over time as best practices emerge to protect the rights and interest

our twins and triplets because in india if you have multiple children they will reduce to twins for the safety of the surrogate and the safety of the remaining fetuses. >> what about in the united states? i would imagine that the idea of demanding or even requesting a selective reduction gets very complicated here in america. >> i don't think it really gets that complicated. i think what happens is that four intended parents if their surrogate were to carry triplets, that they have that in the contract that they'll reduce if that's not what they want. >> we're going to take a short break. when we come back we'll talk about the ways that society is changing that's both demanding us get used to this idea, and also build in some local protections to build a framework around it. this is inside story. stay with us. >> welcome back to inside story. on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. new local and medical frontiers of surrogacy over time have best practices emerge to protect the rights and interests of both the people who want a child and the people who agree to bear those children. will w

we'll look at how the twin cities is keeping everyone in place. but first, don't think that lawmakers aren't strategizing about the november elections. these could be a game changer in washington for politics. we'll look at how politics looks to gain the upper hand. we have that and more as we continue. keep it here. @j >> this has been anything but a sleepily summer for people in power in america from ukraine to gaza to africa. america's leader in washington have confronted one crisis after another with labor day only weeks away our attention will soon turn to the midterm elections. if you have the stomach to turn your attention to such a thing. the president obama and the republicans have been fighting almost every move he tries to make. for the last year i've turned for insight on what has been happening in washington to al jazeera's correspondent mike viqueira. the power structure, i'm overjoyed he's here with me in new york. the thing that you got, mike, i think you're a smart guy, well-read, what you got that separates you here is memory. yo

we'll look at how the twin cities is keeping everyone in place. but first, don't think that lawmakers aren't strategizing about the november elections. these could be a game changer in washington for politics. we'll look at how politics looks to gain the upper hand. we have that and more as we continue. keep it here. >> al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. >> borderland long held beliefs... >> im really pissed off at the mexican government... >> give way to compassion... >> if you feel tired, would you turn around and come back? >> our teams find out first hand how treacherous the migrants journey can be. >> we make them take a trip of death >> it is heartbreaking when you see the families on top of the >> this has been anything but a sleepily summer for people in power in america from ukraine to gaza to africa. america's leader in washington have confronted one crisis after another with labor day only weeks away our attention will soon turn to the midterm elections. if you have the stomach to turn your attention to such a

the mother that gave birth to the twins in december is admitting she didn't let the australians takegammy because she feared they wouldn't look after him. >> translator: i never said i wanted to keep both babies. i did not allow gammy to go with them. that's the truth. they would put him many in an institution. i just hope my daughter is safe and they keep their word. >> authorities in western australia are investigating the safety and well being of baby pipah because of david's convictions of abusing young girls. he was jailed for a string of offenses in the 1990s. the 56-year-old father was rigorously challenged during the tv interview about his criminal past. he insisted he was no longer a danger to children. the case which is prompted a review of sur ga say laws in thailand remains smuggled in confusion. bbc news sydney. >>> medical ethnic experts from the world health organization is meeting in geneva to discuss the possible use of experimental drugs to treat the ebola virus. no vaccine or cure has been developed to date. the disease continues to spread throughout west africa. t

oakland's win streak over the twins came to an end at 12 games. first, jason hamels, and the a's answers back. sam paul, tie game, 1-1. twins ' pitcher locked up in the pitcher's dual. >> driving in danny santana. gregor son having a 14 inning. josh willingham puts it onto the and the two run shots put the twins the front. a 6-1 win, oakland not hurt in the standing. 19 innings last night and the angels and the red sox were a little drowsy today in anaheim. the red sox are happy they can get

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the family believes the health of their 6 month old twins is at risk.s kron-4's j-r stone tell us.the twins were born prematurely - and need special care. this is 6 month old and her twin sister who were born two months premature. both of them, along with their older brother, live within 50 ft. of this power pole where at&t is planning on putting a distributor antenna. > > i do not want my children to be near any radiation. > > this is what it looks like now and what it will look like with the system. you notice the intent and the. electrical the > > there have been a lot of tests but i do not think they're testing on infants or premature infants. > > those with at&t say that health and safety of regulations have been met. > > we meet all state and federal regulations. there is an independent federal body that sets regulations for what is considered safe. our job is to it meet those standards. we are far below the maximum level. > > these systems are going up in numerous locations. it is a smaller form of self on antenna. the amount of energy coming fro

dozer homers to left, 1-0, minnesota twins. top of the eighth.former a's, josh willingham, that is number four for him. twins win, 6-1. back to kc, giants not the only long faces in kansas city. check this out in between innings. come on, help little mustard out. he couldn't stand up because his pants were too big. oh, my goodness, everybody got a good laugh out of it. but most importantly, a roaring ovation for mr. mustard, to honor him, about to go have a hot dog with mustard only, back to you. >>> all right, time heals all wounds, definitely evidence here. take a look at this. >> one time, bitter boxing rivals mike tyson and evander holyfield, in las vegas together, the two have come a long way since that infamous 1997 title bout when tyson bit off part of his ear. >> mr. real deal, evander holyfield. >> you know, i've seen mike work and i realized he was a hard worker. good things you can't wish away. >> two pair of longtime rivals actually shared the stage at last night's event. not only the aforementioned, welcoming his fellow teammate into

a twin policy! i'm going to stanford! i'm going to ride on barbara's coattails all the way to palo alto. my parents looked at me and said, no, do not ruin barbara's chances. mom, do you remember that, lady? because i do. >> oh, so there's some issues in the bush family. >> there are no issues. >> there are issues still at "the bachelorette." we've been following it. most everybody but me. so tell us what the latest is. >> i watched this because -- >> of course you did, you admitted it. >> i admitted it. i'll admit it. my husband was out of town. i had three remote controls all to myself. >> that's a little bit of heaven. >> it is heaven. >> the baby was asleep. >> the baby was asleep. i did miss henry but i could watch whatever i wanted without him making fun of me. i was watching this. i didn't mind nick. i'm the only person in america. he came out and said something that was very below the belt. >> yes, he revealed, and we can say so, that they had slept together. >> which we all assumed. >> which we all thought was a l

twins getting on the board early in this one.e this jason hammel pitch over the fence in the top of the first. twins up one- nothing. bottom of the inning the a's playing small ball. stephen vogt with the r-b-i single scoring sam fuld and still tied at 1 in the seventh and eduardo nunez runs down the foul pop-up making the catch and going over the railing. and in the 8th. the wheels come top 8th after former "a" kurt suzuki doubled to give the twins another former "a" josh willingham with the gamebreaking 2-run home run of luke gregerson they would add two more to finish off the a's 6-1. the giants on the road in kansas city. and not having a good time tim lincecum on the mound for the giants. and having trouble right away. first inning already down 1-0. lincecum with the wild pitch. salvador perez scores. next batter alex gordon takes lincecum deep to left with a 2- run shot. and the giants are bottom of the second. royals pitcher danny duffy hits giants second baseman matthew duffy for what may be the first duffy on on to the 4

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>> probably if it was me or my twin sister who fell down in the beginning. >> who was it. >> my twin sister, sidney. >> it was one of them running and falling and the other one continuing on. >> so my sister did it first and she fell and then they wanted her to do it again and she said no. >> how old were you guys? >> three. >> good for her standing up to power event happened. it wasn't staged. it was so adorable. also, i fell too. there were wire flower put in to make it look pour -- >> and i think we did trip over them. >> you would catch your toes. >> michael landon was the prankster. >> so this one, really him too. >> wow. so maybe it's the time right now that we should ask you, everybody said that he was like the father to everybody on the set. did you sometimes think well, how come my father is so late at the set and not home with me. >> the great thing about the series is the hours my father set. it doesn't happen anymore but he was home for dinner. unheard of. >> it can be done. >> our set rapped so everybody could be home for dinner at 6:00 at night. indeed. >> there are thr

they lost to the twins.aid hamel. >>: gary: they finally had south. >>: >>: average over nine this summer to work out over the jury. >>: gary: it looks like they're going to the pro station and hamel beating the guy right now. they wonder why they stick with this guy? but i guess they saw something. >>: the wonder if in every sport why they stick with this guy pressure? you can tell them >>: the not very happy with the trade for last year. they said they're really helping out asap. he really didn't on the angels this weekend will let >>: gary yesterday's they add that redstart there was a three run home there was differences. there was in the 19 ending so no wonder they stood up from yesterday. >>: that the a's in a real good stretch now. even as they traded away >>:: the a's in kansas city now. maybe the giants soften them up. >>: this whole tony stewart thing is a wild thing over the weekend there was a terrible crash that happened the young driver get out of his car after the spin out and try to point the

as twins, they haven't lived apart from each other at all. this is going to be a unique experience for them and us as parents and all of us. there's anxiousxiety for sure. >> today is the first day they could move in at san francisco state. >> you really need all this stuff? >>> ethnic and racial minorities are expected to compose the majority in american public schools. the department of education projects the percentage of student who are white will drop from 51% to 49.7% this year. by 2022, non-white students are expected to make up 55% of the student population. the shift has important ramifications for educators who need to find ways to meet the needs of all students. >>> consumer reports is paying attention to labels on food at the grocery store. what does it mean when it says low sodium or low salt? we have teamed up with consumer reports to break down what it all means. >> reporter: making smart food choices when you shop can be confusing. what is better for you, whole grain or multigrain? how about low fat or light? sugar free or no

the rule is you cannot separate twins. twins hard to consonance together. teach's dozens of adults fighting and literacy. a learning disorder affecting attitude million adults in the united states. never had dreams of an instructor. >> and all started with a phone call. was not moving the pillar students and the class. it difficulty pronouncing of the letters. all of the letters. >> ash >> government to moving forward i got stuck in quicksand. >> from this place. >> an attorney with no previous teaching experience used newly acquired skills to help his son. >> was working here started working there. if you do it in a silly let you're going to remember. >> you can actually feel the energy. he inspires his students. there is mutual in respect. to a >> this passion for literacy a giant step forward by writing a book about his experiences. these adults who of was able to help who allowed me to come back revert back to my son helped him. despite the success remains humbled and remembers the day are his only mission was to help his son. respect and admiration for

i think it's important when we look back to recall how afraid people were after the twin towers fell and the pentagon had been hit in the plane in pennsylvania had fallen and people did not know whether more

>> jimmy: that is former thompson twins frontman, tom bailey, sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so psyched. starting thursday in new york, you can see tom on the retro-futura tour alongside howard jones and ultravox's midge ure. thank you so much for being here. >> you're most welcome. thank you for inviting me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is -- these are your first live performances in 27 years? is that right? >> so they keep telling me, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. how does it feel to be back on the road? >> really fantastic. >> jimmy: it does, right? >> and a little nervous. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i'm meeting a lot of old friends as well, so that's really cool. >> jimmy: aww. i cannot wait. i'm going to go soundcheck you out. and you'll be doing some of the hits tonight, right? >> that's right. >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so happy. gosh, he sounds good. it's been a great week so far, you guys, but there's more ahead. tomorrow night, from frank miller's "sin city -- a a dame to kill for," josh brolin wil

. >> the pregnancy produced twins, a boy and a girl. the boy has down syndrome and a serious heart condition. the australian couple asked her to abort him but she refused. they only took his twin sister. >> i feel sorry for him. it is not his fault. why is he abandoned while the other baby has a tv? >> she says he needs a heart operation. there are strands are not helping to pay. in internet but they'll has more than 100,000 australian dollars so our. everyone is talking about it, even australia's prime minister's. >> it is an incredibly sad story. it illustrates some of the pitfalls involved in this particular business. it is a very sad story. i hate to think a child could be abandoned like that. >> the story of a baby who was one level.t has go o >> thank you for some more news. -- stay tuned for some more news. >> political messages adorned the walls. in the background, the black and red star of the anarchist. people here say this district is different. ourists venture . representatives of the state and comevery wel in 2008 815 or bo

russia i think what you're saying is russia is the west's evil twin brother yes i am yes i am saying that maybe that may be what the western perception but that's why i think it is the issue that was raised just a moment ago about civilizational choice choice is an interesting one to expound upon because from the first moment that i arrived in ukraine last year we had meetings with representatives of the opposition and their line was essentially that whatever happens the e.u. association agreement this was back in september must be signed because regardless of whether it benefits ukrainians or not at least in the short term it is indeed a civilizational choice and russia's response i think appropriately to that is that's the wrong way to look at it because there is no civilizational choice russia and ukraine are as much a part of european civilization as germany or france or england and until that is more commonly accepted there's going to be a tendency to treat exactly the same type of behavior as you say vastly differently and to adopt these kind of double standards vladimir let's

last night family and friends held a wake for those 4-year-old twins and the brothers. it was a small gathering with plenty more expected to pay their respects later this morning. it was a little more than a month ago early in the morning of july 5th a fire started on the porch of a home on the 6500 block of gesner street. the fire damaged 13 homes and five cars and four children could not be saved. this morning loved ones remember the four young children yet as for closure that may never come. just yesterday the philadelphia fire department released their findings on the case. after consulting with the fire marshal, the cause is ruled as undetermined because while they know where the fire started, any and all evidence of what started it was destroyed by the inferno. and another live look in southwest philadelphia where that service will begin shortly. this tragedy, of course, touched people beyond the 6500 block of gesner and this funeral is open to the public. there's even a police presence out here as these loved ones prepare to say good-bye. live in southwest philad

brothers patrick sanyeah and damage jacque and twin sisters maria bowah and marialla will be laid to rest. >> reporter: the family decided to hold one service here on chester avenue. this is what it looked like last night. family and friends held a small service for 4-year-old twins maria and marialla bowah and brothers patrick sanyeah and taj jacque. now it was more than a month ago early on in the morning of july 5th a fire started on the porch of a home on the 6500 block of gesner street. that fire spread quickly and four children could not be saved. within the past 24 hours the philadelphia fire department offered an update on this fire. the fire commissioner says after consulting with the fire marshal that they don't know the cause of the fire. as of now ruled undetermined. the fire marshal's office and arson investigators went through this scene but the damage was too extensive and destroyed any evidence that was out there. as we look live once again here in south philadelphia, it has been a difficult month. it's quiet out here now but family members expect a crowd. we've seen

workers come to the roof of the twin towers. >> you walked back and forth eight times?>> it wasn't just walking. it was completely improvised. the police who waited for me to give up, said he is not walking, he's dancing. >> you laid down on the wire? >> yes, to salute the sky, to speak to the seagull. i was trespassing in the territory of the birds. i wanted a friendly dialogue, because i didn't want them to come back and eat my liver, you know? >> you are thinking all these things while concentrating on staying on this little wire. >> yes, well it's a big wire for me, it's a boulevard. >> it doesn't look that big to me. when you talk about being on top of the world trade center, can you talk about what 9/11 meant to you? >> no, i cannot. because it will be wrong for me to talk about a personal loss of two magnificent towers that i love like human beings when actually the day they fell they took with them thousands of human lives. how can you talk about the loss of an architectural marvel and a loss of human life. i keep that for myself. you can imagine since i spent s

. >>> and an australian couple was accused of leaving thailand with one twin, but leaving one with aorder behind. ♪ >>> military immigration shelterers have been closed. they were used for unaccompanied mire nor children. they are being shut down because there are fewer of these children and there is room at other shelters. >>> the major of toledo says now the water is safe to drink. the water was contaminated by algee from lake erie. jake how was algee shut down the water supply of a major city? >> that's a really good question. algee is an important of any healthy body of water, but in overabundance it can be dangerous. and that's what happened here. wind has unfortunately blow it into the in take for the toledo water district. so now it's just down to a question of testing. and given that it's all about sort of testing, and they believe they can deal with this. but it doesn't sound like the government can guarantee that this won't happen again. >> that's exactly right. that's the real problem here. there is no federal standard for testing for micro systems which is the toxin this

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the mother says the father visited the twins in the hospital. the adoptive parents say they were only informed by doctors about gammy's healthy sister, who they took home two wealthy australia. -- to western australia. >> and eight-year-old girl died in a strike on the palestinian refugee camp. rescuers race to find survivors after a devastating earthquake in china. some 400 people have already died from the tremors. milledge him welcomes world leaders to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of world war i. king felipe welcomes prince william and his wife, kate. >> time for our press review. let's start in gaza were the worries continuing on and off the battlefield. -- where the war is continuing on and off the battlefield. >> the defense force seems to be repairing its retreat. the war has allowed hamas to them prove its popularity with in gaza after weekend with clashes in iran. this seems to have had the opposite effect of what israel intended. they wanted to reduce hamas' popularity. it has not dented the popularity of hamas. the support

when the twins got separate bedrooms they devised a code for keeping up their metaphysical games. dietrich would drone lightly on the wall with his fingers and a monitory knock announcing that it was time to once again ponder eternity. a further tap, and new reflection on the solemn theme and so it went back and forth until one of them discerned the final silence, usually dietrich. and with the game concluded he lay awake. the only light in his room coming from a pair of candlelit crosses his mother had placed atop the corner table. when at night i go to bed 14 angels round by stead he would hear her sing. he liked the idea very much. one angel, dressed in a little white cloak standing by his bed and others watching over children everywhere. in the decades since bonhoeffer was executed on the direct orders of hitler on the morning of april 9, 1945, for the crime of high treason he has become one of the most influential religious speakers of the modern period. his life life and legacy have influenced activists to human rights proponents. you hear bonhoeffer's life in his thought ec

and rick's identical twin brother and captain of the swedish hockey team for a wonder he played three years in the n.h.l. as a forward why were you a goalie. wanted to be in the net when we grew up so and just a bit you played against each other three seasons right yeah exactly when i played in dallas it was scored on and i didn't. just in practice just in brackets but it was a special games for short to play against him and see him on the other side of the on the was it different when he was coming in i was so nervous that that game because it was such a build up we played together for sixteen years and suddenly we were playing against each other for the first time and i was just weird and nerve wracking who's the older right here how many minutes boarding the hats the forty minute i was time there i was supposed to come first but he kicked me in the wrong direction it. was your father an athlete. he was a great skier ski instructor and that was his passion i think but no hockey there we were competitive as kids every day everything was a competition for us so it's right some tough b

a lot of lead-off runners, as well. >> looking for the four-game sweep of the twins. hammel, second batter of the game, brian doser. homers to left, 20th of the year for him, twins on the board. then former "a" homers. twins win, 6-1 is your final. >>> well, as reported earlierer in the newscast, the racing world is mourning the death of driver kevin ward jr. after he was fatally struck by three-time nascar champion tony stewart in a race last night in upstate new york. stewart withdrew from the nascar race today. but the race went on as scheduled. heavy hearts, obviously, before the race got started. 56-lap ryan newman crashes into the wall, race delayed more than an hour. thankfully, everyone was okay. with two laps to go, san jose native a.j. passes marcos ambrose. gets the checkered flag, the first sprint cup victory. >>> over to the gridiron, the san francisco 49ers have spent the last two days in suburban baltimore. john harbaugh, by all accounts, the joint practices were a huge success. >> yeah, we thought it was going to be a bunch of fights, baa uz in the pas

. >> we have this from our friends, his mom in norway trying to put the twins to sleep. suggested that you just keep putting them back in bed. she doesn't have just one, but two. >> right. i think the separate rooms is a rob here. i think, like, you know, put them in the same room and they go to sleep. they want to see what the other one's ♪ >> while she's busy with one of the twins, this one, like, stands around, looks around a bit, and then closes her door and walks away. he doesn't even go back to his room, just goes somewhere else. >> i give mom credit for continuing to try. it's, like, clearly not working, but not giving up. >> hard work pays off, two hours later, they fell asleep. >> two hours? >> oh. >> that's a long time. >> somebody send her some krip night. >> also -- >> guess what's about to happen? >> the baby at six months only enjoyed breast milk or formaw la, that's it. >> you're getting your first taste of real food. here we go, sweet potatos. >> manages to feed him. >> yum. is that good? >> and then, oh, i don't know what it is, feels weird, and then --

sky force 10 above the scene in twin oaks court. you can see what appears to be the parachute lying on the ground. free fall adventures operates out of the airport and one sky diver was taken to the hospital with an injured leg. >>> happening today, dozens of educators and other professionals will attend a workshop to better understand sexual misconduct. this will be held at cubreeny college. katie kesner, the director of outreach services organized the event. >> we will talk about all the current statistics and research so that we can better adjust the problem. >> kesner is a victim of sexual assault and she said her experience motivated her to speak out on the issue and to help others. >>> and the search is on for the person who robbed a nail salon. this is video of the hold up that happened in northeast philadelphia and employees say the man walked in and looked around and was looking for his mother and his sister. and he left. but he came back to the caster avenue store moments later armed with a rifle. he grabbed an envelope ne