me find my twin. >> started this project in 2011.ns out that one of her friends had worked with her doppelganger. >> he told you at the time wow, you look like sophie. >> they met last summer. i want you to see the picture. >> whoa! >> dang man. >> is this real? >> everyone's reaction to that photo photo's varied. people are like oh my god, which one is you. >> how far away were they? >> back in the uk. is this when you have an uncomfortable conversation with your dad? >> it was like looking at least -- >> they swear they're unrelated. >> it's made me realize we're not as original as we might think. >> this video got so much attention for sophie and lauren inspired other people to look for their doppelganger. twinstrangers.com hoping other people could help them find their quote/unquote twin strangers. i'd love to know if there's someone that looks just like plea. >> i'm thinking the same thing. we're going to put a challenge to our viewers. using the hashtag, "rtm"twins find our doppelgangers and post them via twi u #rtmtwin or go t

mine. >> identity was being a twin. >> it was being her twin, yes. her twin.joked that there were two people in the world to sync with your strange assents, which is mostly american and loss other things in it - she and i. you go no the world, and the world tends to speak of itself in terms of categories, with this vocabulary. that was difficult for us, we were raised by a single mum who is proudly and ferociously yoruba. for her, it's her ethno linguistic cultural identity is more important. my mum is yoruba, we ate food from yoruba, and we did this in chestnut hill, massachusetts, suburbs. >> when you grew up in boston, a white suburb, chestnut hill. >> especially when it snows. >> when was it apparent to you first? >> that's interesting. i think when i heard people refer to us as black people. >> you didn't think of yourself as a black person. >> it's an invention. one has to learn to think of oneself that way. i have brown skip, i spend as much time as i can in the sun to get browner. to call me black, what does this mean? this refs to a category, it refer

. >> conjoined twins, the world's largest: on display bill: ridiculous. come on.> doing something illegal, don't fall asleep doing it in public. check this guy out right here. he is rolling a joint on the subway and falling asleep apparently. who knows what happened to him. the guy who took the picture will come up. >> maybes about one before. ♪ bill: you are chasing a story to the museum in philadelphia dedicated to medical oddities. >> that is right. the world's largest: is on display: is on display pieces of einstein's brain and conjoined twins. the place is famous for medical oddities. the abnormal body parts are donated to the museum and preserved and fluid. if they are not in fluid they are covered in a plaster typecast. the conjoined twins, you can actually see the hair on there head poking through the cast. it was kind of cool. some of this is not look so bad, almost textbook like. there are exhibits i would not recommend for people with weak stomachs. people have been known to get sick on the display for. vomit. bill: now, i got that. what makes them sick

of the western central council resource organization for 20 hoa's and neighborhood associations in twin peaks i have a comment first objective number 3 the plans that san francisco is a city of renter i'll say in large part, yes this ignores the 35 percent of san franciscans that are homeowners i represent the people in twin peaks their entirely homeland security so they have a stake in what's happening second the policy 2.06 of the plan talked about insuring the housing supply to the de facto of the short-term rentals it states the city should use daunt care and points out that some forms of short-term rentals could be considered defactor conversion to a hotel use we in western twin peaks are considered the short-term rentals neighborhoods are convert into hotel neighborhoods on a defactor in violation of the zoning laws and last the city housing values number 2 is listed as preserving neighborhood character the character of western twin peaks is single-family dwelling that's part of the characterization of san francisco along with all the other concerns that the speakers expressed tha

are dealing with the same challenges the twin cities are.ng racial inequities even as economies flourish. derek thompson believed that if solutions are to be found they won't come from washington. >> the future of public policy is going to come out of the state and the local level. and given the fact that minneapolis st. paul has an exceptional record not only on building income building wealth, but also sharing wealth and creating opportunities for upward mobility, we should pay more attention to cities like it if we want to replicate that formula across the country. >> ifill: 100 years ago this may, there was a fateful encounter in the irish sea. jeffrey brown has that story from our latest addition to the newshour bookshelf. >> brown: it was one of the worst maritime disasters in history. the sinking of the british passenger ship, "lusitania" by a german submarine, on may 7, 1915. nearly 1,200 people, including 123 americans, were killed. it's a story of legendary proportions, but also one with a number of mysteries at its core. and it's

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so you know that. >> fraternal twins, slightly difference.hing to play with. >>> weather wise, not the best day to be outside for recess or plague. i know some folks have little league seasons that start tomorrow morning. the fields could be kind of soggy and eight going to be cold and breezy. busy off to the south and southeast right now. the moisture we've been dealing with all morning and some of the rain was really coming down for the early commute. that is sliding off to our south and southeast. so not too much of a concern d.c. north and west for the afternoon, but we still for the next few hours will watch the rain as it continues to just skirt us here. now on the southeast side of town over toward bowie but more so when you get east of i-95 in toward areas in maryland. boy, the rain is trying come creep back toward capitol hill t. is in alexandria. the back edge toward 395. this will continue to move off toward the east. clinton, waldorf, la plata, you guys probably have another hour or so. now, in when you get down to st. mary's and

-- so we got one set of twins that have the same genetic endowment, and we used fraternal twins who are similar like brothers and sisters, they share 50% of their genes, what we see is that the identical twins are much more similar in terms of physical aggression than the fraternal twins. this is a good indication that there are important differences. it appears it is about 50 percent in terms of explanation of frequency of physical aggression comes from genetic endowment, 50% from environmental endowment. from the brain development perspective, we have been looking at brain imaging of serotonin synthesis in the prefrontal lobes, and what we observed is that the chronically aggressive have problems in terms of serotonin synthesis. so, these are the frontal lobes, and there are serotonin synthesis deficits in chronically aggressive children. so, it appears that genetic and early environmental factors are involved in our ability to control our physical aggression, and this is related to brain development. charlie: so the long-term outcomes of children from chronic, physical aggression

flying and one twin on the ground. >> the twin study will help nasa gain further insight of the effectss. >> they want to look at what the space environment has done to my rna, dna, protein. >> we're in a position to look at how humans respond to these challenges and put us in a better position to explore far beyond earth. >> we understand our physiology better. a mars flight is something definitely that we can accomplish. >>> coming up, the rapid response panel and the ted cruz foreign policy is next. >>> stocks end slightly higher on friday. the dow up 34 points the s&p up 4, the nasdaq gaining 27. some analysts were looking for a slight increase to 2.4%. there may be some deals in the works. amazon.com is said to be in talks to buy the luxury online retailer and intel is looking at a deal to buy atiera. that's it for cnbc, first in business worldwide. mouths are watering, and stomachs are growling. or is that just me? it's lobsterfest red lobster's largest variety of lobster dishes all year. double up with dueling lobster tails. or make lobster lover's dream a reality. but here's a r

nasa is going conduct a study with two very famous twins they're both astronauts scott and mark kellyead to the international space station, he'll spend an entire year there and his identical twin brother mark kelly will remain on earth. nasa is going to see how space affects human organs, decision making organisms that develop in the stomach the way genes react as compared to what happens with markel who is here on earth experiencing normal gravity and so forth. mark kelly by the way is the husband of former congresswoman gaby giffords. some great research they're going to get from these twins. >> it will be fascinating because i think at some point man will be able to live in space or other planets at that time it will be interesting to get the early data on what that will do to us. >>> we're following breaking news. we learned overnight actress angelina jolie took another big step to cut her risk of cancer. >> a dirt bike collides with an suv in northeast philadelphia with tragic results and the driver of the suv gives "action news" his firsthand account of the crash. >> ♪♪ >> happ

twin blasts from a church in lahore. 14 kill and more wounded. their homes stood here. the island nation of vanuatu tries to recover from the deadly category 5 cyclone, and... >> phil lavelle - it's 2015 - not the future. apparently this is what the future will look like. noisy, isn't it. find out more later in the programme. >>> when a group of children were arrested for scrawling anti-government graffiti on a wall in syria, no one could have predicted what would follow. the protest which began is now in its fifth year. the united nations says more than 220,000 syrians have been killed. more than 7.5 million people have been forced from their homes, but have stayed within the country. 4.5 million are thought to be trapped in areas that are besieged or hard to reach. in all, more than 12 million syrians are in need of help inside their own country. 4 million others registered as refugees. here is the report on how it all began four years ago. these are the images that helped spark the revolution in syria. people raising their voices against the rule of the president. wh

they are identical twins. the effect of long term space travel sun known, so twins will come into the frame. scott is due to spend a year on the international space station while mark remains on earth. and the effects of gravity means that scott will be a little bit taller than his twin when he returns. thanks for watch bbc world news. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl)

they're genetically identical twins. perfect ground control.> it's the perfect situation. i'm reading they had identical twins so you have the perfect ground control. it's amazing. >> it's the perfect situation. so i'm reading my twitter's sort of blowing up over different questions which i love. one of the questions, let me pose this to you, if you are looking at these two twins, would it be possible that scott, who will be up in zero gravity, will he age differently? would he age slower, faster? >> great question. so here's the wisdom on this. this is something i was down in houston looking into that very question recently. in almost a broader sense, someone who is further away from the surface of the earth should be aging more slowly. you are just orbitting more slowly. the number of revolutions, if you will around the earth are going to be fewer. however, what we have found, what they have found in space, people who are on the international space station, if you look at the various things that you use to measure aging, you actually aging ap

twins, my have a vi ? right testimonye coming up, is the end of the show, thank you for watching, you can follow me on twitter. play all your diaper changes be swift and sweet. good night. >> good evening. the trade of five guantanamo detainees cobourg dole was controversial from the start now it is the trade that it is inexplicable and explosives because the trade of five radical islamic terrorists made little sense in and out nidal today bergdahl was accused of desertion and misbehavior meeting he faces charges that carry a maximum sentence of life in prison and weha

the sedentary twin had insulin resistance, the active twin had significantly more gray matter in theestingly the twins had similar diets. you may be seeing more micro -- in the area. city cooks look for fresh local food and attentive service. some of the micro grocers have butchers on site. >>> the next generation of fitness trackers may teach us how to live. we may have sensors everywhere. our shirt, our shoes, even contact lenses. future trackers will gather health data and put it all together. >>> some people who are they anyway, trying to fit regular exercise in their daily routine. if you're not one of those people, physicians say just walk a little faster. that will help get some cardio and activity in during the busy days. even amping up on exercise can bring big health benefits. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. >>> san francisco's business community is about to get more involved in public education. mayor ed lee unveiled the initiative today during the annual meeting of the san francisco chamber of commerce. the plan called unite sf will partner business

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i was the more dominant, outgoing twin. 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. >> i 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. [ cheers and applause ] >> third down and five at the 25

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twins kyle and kevin are hoping to lead the cardinals to a win against randolph in the division threes. the influence is not just on the court. >> when is your birthday. ? are. >> december 27th. >> who was born first? >> i was. >> here thinks he has that on me. >> two minutes. >> magnetic twins kevin and kyle. >> i wouldn't say that but i look out for him. i worry more about him. >> ever since we were a kid, i'm ahead two minutes. >> it mikes me fell like his dad or older brother. >> that stops on the court. >> i will go along with my teammates. they were all brothers too. we happened to be blood brothers but we are all the same family. >> tremendous people off the court. terrific students. they are over 3.7, premed. on the court they could be starters. >> the specific roles are different on the team but together they are studying to achieve the same goal off the court. they want to be dentists. >> the smile is the first thing i notice about someone. i feel like some people like to smile, but if we can help because of a tooth, you can't avoid it. if you have tooth pain, you are going

pakistan is twins separated at birth. >> we were never twins. it was one country. two, they are not going to become twins. >> right. >> it's sad, you know? you can see them. they are doing the same work as you are doing. they dress the same. they look the same. but you can't talk to them. >> it is an ongoing struggle, an enduring cause of paranoia, visible all across the region. two nations with atomic arsenals who have shown if nothing else, a terrifying willingness to use them. ♪ from the horrific 2006 train bombings to the militant attacks in mumbai, the threat of terrorism along this border is a daily concern. ♪ tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, compare & book the perfect trip, visit tripadvisor.com today. when it comes to your credit, in the know is the place to be. transunion.com makes it easy. we give you 24/7 access. you get instant credit alerts to keep you in sync. you can even lock and unlock your transunion credit report from your

my mother, father, twin brother. >> really, your twin brother. twin diesel?ed to come over. he just flew in from new york. he lives in brooklyn. >> jimmy: nice. >> oh! >> jimmy: have you thought about shoes? because those shoes will be ruined. >> yes, i heard. >> jimmy: never use those again. >> i heard. i've never seen it before. so it's just all new to me. >> jimmy: i've seen it. i'd go barefoot. melissa mccarthy went barefoot, i thought it was brilliant. otherwise they're not your footprints, they're someone's shoe prints. think about that. >> i may do that. >> jimmy: head, shoes, feet, the whole thing. >> schnozz. >> jimmy: bill you have a party afterwards? >> we have the premiere that day. >> jimmy: will your mom cry when you get your hands and feet -- >> probably not. >> jimmy: she's not that type? soft like that? >> she's tough. >> jimmy: will your baby -- you have a new baby girl, congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: will they come and see -- >> i was going to ask your opinion. >> jimmy: i think you should. >> 2 1/2-week-ol

fraternal twins. it is a good indication that there are important genetic differences. and it appears that it's about 50/ -- 50% in terms of explanation of frequency of physical aggression comes from genetic endowment 50% from environmental endowment. from the brain per -- perspective we've been looking at brain imaging serotonin synthesis in the prefrontal lobes. and what we observe is that the chronicallying aresive have problems in terms of serotonin synthesis. so these are the frontal lobes and there is serotonin synthesis deficits in chronicallying aresive children. so it appears that genetic and early environmental factors are involved in our ability to control our physical aggression. and this is related to brain -- >>. >> rose: so the long-term outcomes of children and from a chronic physical aggression. >> the children that are chronically physicallying aresive will fail in school will be rejected by their peers. they will use and abuse drugs during adolescence. juvenile delinquent wednesdaye

here on earth kelly's identical twin mark part of the twins study they're calling it undergoing the same his brother is facing in space as part of a scientific experiment. >> we have to expand our understanding of the physiology of the human body in space. things like how does it affect the dna and genetics of the person? how does it affect bone loss? the heart the brain, the optic nerve? >> scientists will compare the efforts on the bodies of the two brothers when the mission is complete. >>> ah the sky is brightening over the metro area. latest radar trend showing most of the rain beginning to track farther to the east rather than go northeast. so it will bring in some drier air by the time we get into the afternoon. much of the metro area begins to dry out. southern maryland northern neck eastern shore still having showers off and on into the afternoon. temperatures right now are chilly. we're just in the low to mid-40s. that's way below the average high this time of year which is around 50 degrees. we're going to stay hovering in the 40s through the rest of the afternoon. may briefly

now the twin about to be part of an extraordinary project.dy them with identical genetic make up a year in space does to one brother and obviously not the other. what space does to the human body. one day mission to mars might take even longer than a year. what will that do to the body. tweeting before lift off enjoy the moment before my year in space. >> already admitting what he will miss the food not the same. and family. >> still miss people that are important to you. >> that's what i will miss the most. >> that's david muir reporting. cosmonaut spent longest amount of time in space. 4 37 days on the space station and mission to mars would last at least 500 days. >> now to the driver eden instructor who got in the war with looked like a beginner. pedal to the metal those instructors begin to scream. look at this. all a prank though. driver was in fact professional racer chin in disguise. >> get your taichblingts coming up next on 7 news at 9:00 just when you think you have seen it all. >> if highway patrol officer tries to stop a rolling

ibeyi is from the language, meaning "spirit that exists between twins." vocalist sounds like a cross between lauryn hill and regina spector. music is in their blood. their father was a master percussionist. he performed with when it is the social club -- with buena vista social club. honoring their father, they sampled his sounds on a track. here is ibeyi. ♪ >> ♪ come to river come to river i will to river wash my soul wash my soul ♪ reporter: you were saying you are a fan? >> i performed with them. it was great. reporter: really good sound. you have your first debut album as a solo artist out. it is a record without any instruments. how did you do that? >> it is just the body percussion. to produce the bass drum, the snare, the bass, the vocals, the trumpet, the voice. that's how i organized the whole concept of the album. i was very blessed to have guest vocals, even great body percussionists other artists, just crazy artists. in the beginning, everybody was saying it was not possible. making and other without instruments -- making an album without inst

. >>> san francisco's twins both have memorial trees in the city. it's for a woman who died at the age of 87 next to her twin sister. they were born in michigan, but lived in san francisco and you've seen them walking around. a lovely sight to see. >>> new tests by cdc indicate that a worker at a louisiana research center may have been exposed to a dangerous bacteria. this comes after eight monkeys were also sickened by or exposed to the same bacteria. the employee who works there shows the symptoms of illness and said to be doing okay. according to the u sec today, the bacteria was being studied in a high-tech security lab when it somehow got out. tests are now also being done on cats and wildlife in the area for possible exposure. >>> right now it's 4:37, and there's a health scare near a popular children's play area. the discovery and what's being done to get the word out. >>> first, alcohol in the form of powder? after the break, a new type of booze and why it could cause serious problems here in california. >>> good morning, san francisco. nort

twins kyle and kevin phanord helped lead their team to the second round of the tournament. their teammates and head coach what it means to be good men. >> december 27th. >> who was born first? >> i was. two minutes later. >> he think he has it on me that two minutes. >> meet catholic university's magnetic twins. kyle and kevin phanord. >> i it will be look -- i definitely look out more for him than vice versa. >> i don't know if that two minutes -- >> it makes me feel like his dad or older brother. >> but the big brother-baby spots on the -- stops on the court. >> we just happen to be blood brothers but other than that we're all the same family. >> tremendous people off the court. terrific students. they are over 3.7. pre-med and then on the court they both could be starters. >> their specific roles are different on the team but together they are studying to achieve the same goals off the court. they want to be dentists. >> the smile thing is the first thing i usually notice about someone. i feel like some people don't smile because they are conscious about it. if we can he

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