our kelly hoskins explains the family members say these twin sisters depended on each other and they stayed in the same home until their death. >> zero nine year old mart that dixon of granite city was a homemaker. her twin sister mary dixon worked at clothing store credit department for 18 years, prior to her retirement. >> born september 26, 1924, in bear springs tennessee. they both lived in the metro east in their home together before their deaths. >> miss them dearly. they had a bond like no other. they fought like sisters they loved each other like sisters. >> and they both died christmas morning within two hours and what 15 minutes apart. >> ironically the twins married two brothers, one of the brothers had to change the spelling of his last name, so he could re-enlist in the military. mary died at her home as a song santa baby was playing on christmas day. >> passed away, my dad never asked about him but kept saying have you found me man yet. i toll her two weeks ago i said mom, if you're really good maybe santa will bring you one for christmas, and he did, he brought her hom

. >> even an identical twin. five years of suspicion comes down to one moment. >> we the jury -- >> i don't think that anyone could imagine what it's like to love someone so much and then be charged with their murder. it's unfathomable. >> keith morrison reports on a cliffhanger 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. >> a husband tried to blame her death on a spray tan and thus a myth was born. the case of the spray tan defense, what a headline. it was a strange tale. it was true that a spray tan did briefly play a role at the heart o

one compared it to 9/11, reimagining the twin towers as twin pencils. we'll have a look at the car tubes later on in the broadcast. the other story is severe weather in this country. at least three killed and 30 injured in a 17-vehicle pileup on interstate 80 in western pennsylvania. heavy snow had cut visibility to zero. folks in milwaukee bundled up against temperatures in the negative 20s. a steam pipe burst in trenton new jersey, where it felt like 5 degrees. 203 million americans live in places where the mercury tonight will be 20 degrees or lower. we have two reports beginning with jamie yuccas of minneapolis station wcco. >> another day another round of below-zero wind chills in grand marais, minnesota, where it was minus 54 degrees. after hundreds of accidents in the last few days, they're monitoring several hundred cameras planted around the twin cities at the state's regional transportation center. brian kary is an engineer. >> we have the black ice that causes slippery conditions and spinouts. >> reporter: same here after chain reaction crash

coming up the heart-warming story of twin sisters who spent 909 years together. why the relatives are calling the way >> young stars walking the red carpet and posing for the cameras tonight in old city. it was a red carpet albumn release party for 18, teenage musicians, who have special needs. >> tonight they experienced that rock star treatment. they were prepped by stylists, and they arrived to the event of course in limo. >> each other's side through trick and twins, twin sisters from missouri died hours apart, both passed on christmas day. >> one of the most remarkable stories of this day. family members same the twin sisters depended on each other and stayed in that same home, until their deaths. >> homemaker, her twin sister marquis dixon worked at a clothing store in the credit department for 18 years, prior to his retirement. >> 1924, bear springs, tennessee. both live in the metro east in their home together before their death. >> mission them dearly. they had a bond, like no other. they fought like sisters. they loved each other like sisters. >> they b

and they were shouting twins, twins. they were taken to one side. they survived.d with the experiments. they survived. but their parents, their grandparents, other brothers and sisters, all went to another side. they were immediately sent to gas chambers and the crematorium. she never saw her family ever again. >> i mean, to be experimented on at ten years old and to have come face to face with this monster dr. mangele. for you, your paternal grandparents were both killed at auschwitz. this was your first time going there. how -- what was it like for you? >> it was amazing. i thought of going many times over the years. i never made it there for whatever reason. and i went there, you know as you know we were doing the pieces for cnn on our family history our roots. i decided to go there then. i got involved not only in that piece learning about my family's history, getting more details, more information, but i also got involved in helping cnn work on this?z)&y documentary that's about to air. i'm really proud of cnn, that cnn, our excellent team, they put together

when the twins were born, there was just one set of twins born.r set another set another set and suddenly there were six set of twins. >> it is amazing and very coincidental that we would have six sets of twins. it's never happened before and the staff and the parents are really enjoying this time. >>reporter: some calling them dirty diaper dozen double the diaper, double the love. it has provided built in support group for the new parents. >> there's a couple of months were both on facebook together and we all chat and tell each other how babies are doing all the time. it's nice to have that support for somebody who knows exactly what you're dealing with. >>reporter: when staff members get that inevitable question, what's in the water. >> these are all natural born twins so no one has any of a fer fertility medication. >> let's see how people are honoring chris kyle, real life hero behind the story american sniper. bulldog: out with the old and in with the new! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends monday. pup: what's this red tag me

the twin engine jet crashed last month and investigators are just starting to put together its final moments. bob or reports. >> reporter: in the final moments before airasia flight 8501 crashed into the java sea, the passenger jet was in a steep and dangerous climb pushing the limits of safety. new information from the flight's data recorder reveals the jet was asejed at 6,000 feet a minute, three times greater than normal for the airbus a320. it's suggested they flew the plane to high causing it to peace river into a deadly dive. it crashed into the water. its fuselage and tail shattering on impact. after listening to the plane's cockpit voice recorder investigators say there's no evidence of terrorism, no shouts of threats, gunfire, or explosions. instead investigators say the two airasia pilots seemed to be alone on the flight deck busily trying to handle the jet. while a mechanical failure or bad weather can't yet be ruled out, it's clear investigators are focused on the pilots in what appears to be a series of mistakes made in the cockpit. bob orr cbs news washington. >>> well

her twin sister mary dick son work in the clothing store in the credit department for 18 years priore retirement they were born september 26th, 1924 in tennessee they lived in the metro east in their home together before their deaths. >> miss them darely. they had a bond like no other. they for the like sisters. they loved each other like sisters. >> they both died christmas morning within two hours and 15 minutes apart. >> reporter: twins married two brothers, one of the brothers had a change of the spelling of the last name so he could reenlist in the the military. marry died in her home as santa baby was playing on christmas day. >> my dad passed away. she never really talk about him but she kept asking me have you found me a man yet. i told her two weeks ago i said mom if you really good maybe santa will bring you one for christmas. he did. he took her home to my dad. >> reporter: family said although they died on christmas it send a powerful message that the twins started their story together and they wanted to end it together. >> for twins to go out on the same day like that, t

josef mengele ordered hittious experiments on twins. one of few who will live to see liberation day. >> we heard a lot of germans yelling out, and then the cattle car door slid open. thousands of people poured out. the biggest confusion that i have ever remembered -- yelling, screaming, dogs barking, people looking for one another. >> when you heard them screaming in german -- [ speaking german ] >> -- thought what? >> i was only 10-years-old. i looked around trying to figure out what on earth is this place. my mother grabbed my twin sister and me as we stood here on this platform 70 years ago. we were holding on to mother, and nazi of yelling in german "twins." he noticed miriam and i because we were dressed alike and looked very much alike. he demanded to know from my mother if we were we are twins. my mother asked is it good? the nazi nodded yes, and my mother said yes. that moment another nazi came, pulled my motherhwéh the right f me. we were pulled to the left. all i remember is seeing her arms stretched out as she was pulled away

the list significantly know includes identical twin sisters twins who did almost everything together except that the soccer playing twin who was regularly exposed to tire chrome has contracted cancer twice. while her identical twin cheerleader sister, who was not exposed has shown no sign of cancer and, in fact serves as her bone marrow donor. this is medically significant. despite scientific research that has been submited for years from the public, as well as toxicity medical specialists this commission and the rpd continue to rely on questionable reports and the same questionable reports were the basis of the finds and the levee mp and d. the oohoh acknowledged that the 2010 report was "not comprehensive and did not indicate a clean bill of health." currently a bill is being introduced into the california state senate that calls for a reliable study. the u.s. epa now lists over 30 chemicals found in tire chrome which the epa finds to be cancer-causing target compounds. i believe that we all agree this commission needs to alter its course of action. i also believe that we would agr

. >> these twins need a liver transplant. father is a match, but he can only save one of them. tonight the family wants your help. >> plus what's going to happen to this big statue of st. francis now that candlestick park is >>> a 16-year-old girl is behind bars tonight. police say she stole her parents' mercedes and crashed it into a pizza parlor in san bruno. the car went straight into the gas meter leading to an explosive fire at seniore's pizza this morning. the unlicensed teen blew through multiple stop signs before the crash. somehow she escaped unharmed, but the pizza parlor is completely destroyed. >> it was terrible. it's a total loss. even one of the firemen that came up came and gave us hugs. he's a customer. it's pretty sad. >> one seniore's employee says he missed being inside the burning building by minutes. he was running late to open the restaurant this morning. el camino real was shut down for hours and nearby homes were evacuated. >>> a drone crashes onto the white house lawn. tonight the secret service says

i was the more dominant outgoing twin. 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 keene grew up 135 miles away in 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 line. >> fo

luke's is caring for six sets of twins right if you.doing well. officials say the citying of their arrivals is a coincidence of the no one has had fertility treatments. some are calling them the dirty diaper dozen, double the diapers, double the love and happiness. they would be from different women, of course. >>> a tool to help police do crowd control and what two farms are looking at to keep the peace during protests. >> ending obesity, a device that could be a game changer in the quest to control weight. >> a look outside at abc7 news now the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on so that is why this is happening. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. don't miss sleep train's year end clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> at 6:00, a landed protest threatens to derail the friday commute on

there are 4.5 million twins living in the u.s. looks towards the possibility of a three-year long round trip to mars sometime in the future the kelly brothers have become crucial into understanding what the long-term effects of living in zero gravity are for the human body. >> i'm the type of person that likes challenges. >> reporter: scott kelly will be conducting numerous experiments with a rotating crew of astronauts. his primary mission during his arduous year-long assignment. >> holes for your arms. >> reporter: is to study the challenges long-term exposure to the extremes of space have on humans. >> do you think the human body and the human mind are capable of prolonged trips in space right now with what we do know? >> people do really well on space missions. it's the physiological, the medical stuff, radiation and loss of bone mass and muscle mass and density. you know, it's those things we need to figure out. >> reporter: mark, scott's twin brother will also take part in figuring it out. but back here on earth. >> laborato

the parents won't face charges because they truly believed the uncle would care for their twins. >>> a baby from east petersburg, lancaster county won the be our gerber baby search. that is a cute baby a $50,000 prize and one year of baby food and the opportunity to appear. >>> good news on the job front this noon, pennsylvania's unemployment rate dropped to its lowest rates since march of 2008, the jobless rate fell to 2.8 in december that is down from 2013, pennsylvania's unemployment is lower from the national rate of 5.6%. >> there is a clear winner in the new england deflate-gate scandal thanks to the backdrop behind coach belichick and brady. gillette got naming rights to its stadium and used the marketing to push the flex ball razor. >>> the first rule of real estate is location location location. the same advice applies to exercise as well. researchers find that people that live close to parks and gyms tend to be less overweight and live beyond the able of 75. couch potatoes complain that working out is inconvenient and 35% of american live less than a mile from a park or gym

. >> identical twins segregated in separate housing units find they can't live with or without each other. >> it hurts. i'm almost in tears talking about it because we really are very, very close. very close and -- >>> cleveland, ohio, a city that has seen its ups and downs but like all big cities crime is an issue in good times and bad. if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county correction center. most of the 2200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are weight trial of the resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself but its director would disagree. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me allen. i've been coming here

. >> twin brothers, roy and ray slagle. >> i love it.'m so happy. >> ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison, jodie wormon. >> thy wedded wife. >> finally, the answers you've been waiting for. >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yeah. >> all right. >> when we met paul komyatti at indiana state prison in 2008, he had an inmate job as the visitation room photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. it keeps me from counting the 36 weeks and 8 months i have left. however you want to break it down. >> right from the start, komyatti was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite having been 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 an alcoholic. i was like a little kid, 7, 8 years old. i'm crawled up under the kitchen table, and he's got this belt with a buckle, you know, putting marks all over my face and everything, all over my body. i've got blood coming out and everything. my mom is l

his twin is former astronaut mark kelly. up where the astronauts do their actual training. there are 4.5 million twins living in the u.s. but only one pair of identical twin astronauts, scott and mark kelly. now as nasa looks towards the possibility of a three year long round trip to mars the kelly brothers have become crucial into understanding what the long-term effects of living in zero gravity are for the human body. >> i am the type of person that likes challenges. >> reporter: scott kelly will be conducting numerous experiments but his mission -- >> holes here for your arms. >> reporter: is to study challenges long term exposures to extremes of space for on humans. do you think the human body and human mind are capable of long trips in space right now? >> people do really well on space stations. it is the medical stuff, stuff like radiation and loss of bone mass and muscle mass those things that we need to figure out. >> reporter: mark will also take part in figuring it out but back here on earth. >> i'm in the laborat

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the same day as her twin.othing was behind yet. >> by the time she was 2, though, the seizures had become constant and started to take their toll on their once happy, joyful little girl. >> she started to really decline cognitively. and she was slipping away. and she just wasn't keeping up with her twin. >> they finally found an answer, and it was awful news. gervais syndrome. it is severe intractable epilepsy. the seizures start during the first year of life and are unstoppable, difficult to control, and very damaging. >> severe behavioral problems. attention deficit and hyperactivity. the self injury, you know, banging her head on the floor and pulling her hair out. like a possessed child. this isn't your perfect happy charlotte. >> it was a race against time. many gervais kids die young, in early childhood. charlotte was almost 3. for the next two years, the figges tried everything. strange diets, acupuncture, and dozens of powerful drugs like valium, ativan, phenobarbital, but nothing seemed to help. even

>>reporter: today, the ntsb and faa combed through site where the twin engine piper 34 went down. five family members were on the flight. the plane originated in key west florida and was bound for mount vernon illinois when it crashed in lyon county, kentucky friday. >> a seven-year-old little girl, said her parents were killed in a plane crash. >> reporter: sailor gutzler escaped with a broken wrist and other minor injuries. kentucky police lieutenant interviewed her shortly after.la >> the plane was upside down. she utilized her non-injured arm and hand to free herself fromer the aircraft. there was a small fire at the site of the crash. she contemplated taking some type of stick to possibly light that use it as a torch to illuminate her path. >> reporter: sailor navigated a difficult path. >> she navigated briers and

. >> it's a typical monday night for 6-year-old twins aiden and madeleine. drawing and fooz ball with friends. but for their age, they have different lives than their peers. they have jobs as actors. >> you like acting? >> yes, i love acting. >> spend five minutes with them and you'll be able to tell. >> when you're on set. >> awesome! >> and the pair is excited because they've just stepped onto a massive stage, playing different parts in the new film american sniper. here's them at the new york premiere last month. the movie just released last friday. it's the true story of navy seal sharpshooter chris kyle the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. played by bradley cooper. aiden and madeleine play his kids. >> i got to meet bradley cooper. >> and i also got to meet clint eastwood, yeah. >> they were proud the kids were part of this movie, not just because of the superstar' line-up, but because colin and some of his family members are veterans. >> a lot of people know the story and aboutwhat the book was about, taking care of veterans. it's just real

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more parents are having twins these days. 34 out of everyone thousand deliveries in 2013 were twins accordingcdc. that's up 2% from thousand work work 012. health officials say the up tick may be linked to women having children later in life and more use of fertility treatments while the number of twin births is up in the united states, over all deliveries are down. >> dinosaurs you about to invade camden' as adventure aquarium this winter. a special exhibit hopes to the public today. the dinosaurs of the deep will feature giant creatures that rule the seas more than 100 million years ago. you will come face to face with a 34-foot lulu dom. one of ocean's most dangerous predators and touch horseshoe crab at the touch a living dinosaur exhibit. i would be into that. >> that's a great exhibit. >> you haven't yet. >> can't wait. >> college students developed knew technology that's helping the visually impaired get around easier. >> similar to wrist watch it costs $60 to make. fox's sarah krueger has the details. >> i can't see out of my left eye. i have low vision in my right eye but it's not us

a team of experts has been monitoring the twins in a neonatal intensive care unit. >> i always thinke stories are fascinating. >> we'll be following that closely to see how the surgery goes. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. and the news starts right now. nothing like an icy commute. the first alert weather team has been checking out the roads and there are slick spots out there this morning. >>> and that threat of slick spots will continue through the morning as you see there, we are at 33 degrees in philadelphia. colder there across much of the region, which leads to refreezing with the moisture we saw on the roads yesterday morning. some of that could ice over, so be weary as you head out. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. we have issued a first alert because of the potentially dangerous conditions on the roadways. the refreezing. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and the first alert weather center to find out more about that. bill? >>> the widespread refreezing with the temperature above freezing. the ground is stil

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we're twins. we look exactly alike. >> james and michael cast up-and-coming twin comedians to star in the video. >> in the ad, they actually mention something about being comfortable having your head shaved. i didn't think much of it. >> it said that we would be getting paid, so we're like, sure, whatever, we really need the money. >> with the cast in place, michael and james planned the shoot. >> we had two identical helmets basically and two identical twins. >> one did not shave his head. the other was preshaven. >> we're going to switch them out with a part where the camera is off screen. >> and created the illusion that he had been shaved. >> but it's easier said than done. >> this entire thing was shot in a restroom. so the space is already super tight. >> the dance has to be perfect when doing one take. >> the twins would bump into each other while we had to switch them. >> you don't want to run into someone with a helmet on. >> not a helmet with razors. >> finally, after more than a dozen t

so this is a better evil twin. they the worse evil twin still to come. the weather graphic the light snow between now and 9:00. so, it is easy enough to get around now. just be careful. 7:00 to noon, snow showers could be finding still some rain to the south and the east, this afternoon we get this scattered precipitation maybe a break or two then tonight, all snow and it becomes heavy as katie has so admirably and very eloquently been talking about all morning long. so jess, right now not that big a deal on the roads compared to what is to come. >> exactly. you know, i completely agree that so far. speeds seem to be okay. roadways seem to be basically dry. not completely covered in a lot of snow. we do have some spots though, however, and few accidents, so we do know it is a little bit slippery. 5:33, good morning everybody go and check how things are doing on 95 where we can see police activity over in the right-hand lane. not exactly sure what he's doing there so far. but it is at least taking out that the right hand shoulder approaching girard and no

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the id numbers tattooed on his arm showed he had an identical twin brother.itz records show both boys were genetically identical twins subjected to the experiments of nazis. medical documents after liberation show that both survived. he had dreams of a boy sleeping beside him. but it took 60 years and the help of his genealogist for him to prove his instinct was real. >> without memory it's much easier to reaccomplish-establish a reasonable life. even with that he had nightmares. imagine what would happened if he remembered. >> reporter: do you think you will find his brother? >> i really don't know. the rest of it depends on the brother himself. >> reporter: they since found first cousins in the united states and this is his only photo of his birth parents. now i know my mother's face, he says. before i had remembered only her blonde hair and now i can see her. but he still searches for his brother and he comes here in the hope that he remembers some clue another survivor might recognize him, maybe even his own brother. he says he has a new dream now, walkin

and chase would come in the morning and just misses her twin. and just hug her and rub her head and say i'm so glad you survived through the night last night. >> matt had been deployed to afghanistan. and the only thing he could do to help was start scouring the internet. and he stumbled onto this video of a child using marijuana. >> so how is everything going? >> jamie had four days without a seizure. >> i was like wow, this having success on specifically gervais, this is interesting. it's natural. >> and while he couldn't ever imagine taking marijuana himself, he was now in the stunning position of recommending it for charlotte. >> i was like we need to do this. >> and i said i don't know. >> there you are. >> and then charlotte's condition got worse. 300 seizures a week. almost two every hour. she was not talking or moving. basically, catatonic. as a last resort, doctors wanted to either prescribe a powerful veterinary drug used on epileptic dogs, or put charlotte in a medically induced coma so her brain and body could rest. for paige, those

. >> what about a fetus that eats his own twin in utero. >> that would never happen. you're being ash surd. maybe i was. after all, alabama's legal system clearly has the interest of the minor at heart. just listen. >> the fetus attorney can call in witnesses like the boyfriend, the boyfriend's mother, the employer, the basketball coach, her pastor. anyone they want to testify against her. and then in the end if the teen is allowed to access an abortion the fetus lawyer can appeal and run up the clock and if they've do that, we've got a parent. >> oh, (bleep), that's how babies are made in alabama. and mcphillips is sure that these court proceedings are carried out with the utmost sensitivity. >> i speak for the unborn child's mother. i may show her figurines even of how far along her baby would look like. >> oh! what is that? >> this is a human life. oh thank goodness. this is what the unborn child looks like at 12 weeks. >> cute. i'm glad you think it's cute. also think an ail yeb is cute. safe to say alabama is dmoitd protecting the unborn no near matter what the c

. >> ever since i had twins the typical friday night is on the couch. >>> a 42-year-old man was shot several times overnight and is in critical condition and it happened after midnight on the 1500 block of ludlow street and police on routine patrol were flagged down by a woman shot inside of a car and they think he was shot from the backseat of the car. a terrifying morning for those living in central florida has come to annd. four men wanted in a brutal crime scene are now under arrest. but not before a mother and daughter were skilled in their only home. karen travers is live now. >> reporter: good afternoon these four suspects were intent on hurting law enforcement officials trying to bring them into custody and now all four are apprehended and police are thanking the community for being vigilant. residents of polk county florida are breathing a sigh of relief all four suspects wanted in a brazen armed robbery and homicide last night are in custody but overnight it was tense, residents were warned to stay inside of their homes as police launch aid frantic manhunt for the heavily a