herself has been studying twins for decades. >> many times when twins meet each other for the firste they'll say they feel complete or something their lives. >> reporter: now what does the girls' future hold? there are no better experts on this topic than 25-year-old twins who also adopted as babies to two separate american families in tennessee and new york. >> i feel really grateful. >> reporter: neither knew they were a twin but there were hints when they went to college. >> this student approached me and said can i take a picture of you? you look like someone i know from back home. >> reporter: that friend was salena. >> we laughed. >> reporter: it wasn't until a few years later they talked on facebook and realized more similarities. adopted from the same place at the same time. they even finished each other's sentences. >> when we first had dinner together there was like a moment of whoa. >> reporter: a dna test confirmed their relationship in 2015. identical twins. >> we like the same foods. >> we're amused to we're huge "lord of the rings" nerds. >> reporter: and advice. >> c

fraternal twins like the dean girls come from two separate eggs fertilized by two different sperm andds on the genes that are expressed. on the genes that are expressed. >> have i virtue o >> by virtue of chance, one twin can inherit more dna from a specific parent in c its co-twin and than dna can code or translate for things like skin color and eye color and can then result in very different physical attributes. >> reporter: and kalani and jerani may not always look so different as they grow up. skin tone can change over time but for now, mom and dad say their two babies also have zing personalities. >> kalani, she has more of a personality like her mother. jay is more set back and kind of like me laid back. >> they are so different in their personalities >> reporter: paula ferris, abc news, new york. >>> can you imagine like the dad's initial reaction? are we going to have to go on maury? >> i do love the idea of them being older and like watch this hey, that's my twin sister. >> see the reaction. >> mom says they're the same where it's important. >> this is abc's "world news now,"

have you heard of the twin paradox? so in a twin paradox, it is exactly as i said. i have a twin and one of us leaves earth moving at very high speed, time passes more slowly for the traveling twin, they travel for some time, come back to earth, for them maybe ten years have passed, but on earth maybe a thousand years have passed. and this is a real phenomenon that we measure all of the time in a laboratory. so how could we take advantage of that today? there is one measurement that we wish to make. you've heard that the university is expanding, correct? and so there is many evidences that point to this. but the thing that we have not been able to observe is the universe expanding in realtime. can we see the expansion change? can i observe the red shift of a galaxy change? what we call z-dot, for example. so imagine the twin experiment done in a different way. so suppose there is is this light that filled all of the universe. and because the universe is expanding, as the universe expands, that light gets stretched out by the exact same amount that the universe expan

despite difference in colors these beautiful twin girls were born to the same motherment the twins born last april to white mother and black father, now this is very rare, but it can occur in fraternal twins, who start out as separate fertilized eggs. >>> neat. >> beautiful girls. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, a mystery is bubbling to the surface under waterfall. >> don't go chasing waterfalls. bubbles as high as well a human being, where this strange phenomenon is happening, and the mother of twins? >> i always love twin stories, you know me. looking ahead of course already to the weekends. we have it in our sites. right now it is really coming into folk thaws we think we will get nice break from any major storms, sunshine both weekend days, seasonable still, awaiting the passage of cold front in the next couple of days. tell you when that gets here, and also what kind of impact it bridges right after the break. c'mohappy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been ho

plus, twins reunited. sisters separate at birth, documented from china by american families with no knowledge of their family history until one day a shocking discovery. >> i told my husband, there are two of them. >> now meeting for the first time, they're beginning to a lifetime of sisterhood. >> it felt like there was something missing. now it's complete. >>> and a sneak peek for the first super bowl commercial of the year. featuring tom brady. how the star quarterback is putting a new spin on advertising. but first, the "nightline" five. >> your baby's chubby little hand latches on to your finger so hazard, it is like she's saying i love you. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we're about to introduce you to americans desperate for you to know they exist. people all across the country working in jobs once considered middle class but now living far below a middle class lifestyle. how did this dramatic income inequality happen on such a wide scale? and what can be done about it? here's diane saw

while he was dating one twin did the other twin try to seduce him? >> i get woken up.

a similar thing happened this year in arlington, texas, twin girls, and in salt lake city, twin boys.t one in 2 million odds. better than winning the lottery. to the winning parents, congratulations on kids that are special from day one, or is that day one and day two? abc news. >> it kind of is. that's really cool. >> you are four times more likely to get struck by lightning than have that happen? >> but it clearly happened to quite a few parents over the holiday. >> sure. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com, on twitter as well as on instagram. stay with us for more news this morning. >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. nationwide outage at the country's busiest airports. >> many travelers are returning to a not so pleasant surprised. long lines caused tempers to flare when customs officials had to process people by hand. >>> and storms turning deadly and killing four people in alabama. tornado watches are continuing as high winds are toppling trees. >>> and the growing beef between the world's biggest burger maker and the c

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plus, twins reunited. sisters separate at birth, documented from china by american families with no knowledge of their family history until one day a shocking discovery. >> i told my husband, there are two of them. >> now meeting for the first time, they're beginning to a lifetime of sisterhood. >> it felt like there was something missing. now it's complete. >>> and a sneak peek for the first super bowl commercial of the year. featuring tom brady. how the star quarterback is putting a new spin on advertising. but first, the "nightline" five. >> your baby's chubby little hand latches on to your finger so hazard, it is like she's saying i love you. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >>

and in san diego, twin girls, and in salt lake city, twin boys again. what are the odds? about 1 in 2 million. a lot better than winning the lottery. so to the winning parents, congratulations on kids that are special from day one. or is that from day one and day two? john donvan, abc news. >> they sure are cute. thanks for watching on this first monday of the new year. i'm cecilia vega. for david and all of us here, have a great night. >>> 49ers owner jed york responds to calls that he step down after the search for a new head coach. [ bleep ]. >>> mid-flight meltdown. what led to a flight face-off that forced an unexpected landing. >>> scattered rain right now. we're in for a wet week. find out exactly when you'll need those umbrellas. >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> i own this football team. >> you don't dismiss owners. no, you don't. 49ers owner jed york on the defensive after announcing the dismissal of the team's coach and gm following one of the worst seasons in niners mystery. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. both teams facing troubled times. >> we hav

a dresser falls on twin toddlers. new tonight - how to make sure this does *not happen in your home. >> pam: then -- also new at ten: a woman says she was fat- shamed online -- for writing a yelp review about a restaurant. and next: police say they've finally arrested a man wanted for this bold bay area crime. the bloomingdales smash and grab heist in walnut creek. police in northern california have arrested the third suspect in a 20-15 bloomingdales burglary. grant lodes explains. it happened after a high speeed chase in the central valley. grant? >> grant:back in 2015- 3 men used a stolen suv to break through the front door of a palo alto bloomingdales and took off over 120 thousand dollars worth of jewelry. police were able to arrest 2 of those men but 1 of them was still at large. until now. 31 year old joseph sandoval was arrested near sacramento today in connection with an armed robbery that happened in grass valley. this is a photo from the robbery that happened yesterday. today officers spotted sandoval and 2

with twin boys and in salt lake city. twin boys again. what are the odds?2 million are the odds. better than winning the lottery. to the winning parents, congratulations on kids that are special from day one. or is that from day one and day two? >> they sure are cute. thanks for watching on this first monday of the new year. i'm cecilia vega for david and all of us here, have a great night. "this is jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- an attorney from oklahoma city, oklahoma... a software engineer from parker, colorado... and our returning champion, a music teacher and singer from montclair, new jersey... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. happy holidays, everybody. yeah, mukund, winning all that money is an eye-opener. i saw you there a few moments ago. gavin and katie, welcome aboard. good to have you with us. let's go to work now, shall we?

gma. >> "world news now" you have a twin sister. >> but two ten-year-old twins from china separated at birth and adopted to two different american families have been reunited thanks to social media and a very eagle eyed mother. >> this was a great moment. a tearful reunion on gma. we're so proud of this. here's robin roberts. >> reporter: it's a story of two families miles apart with the same dream to adopt a baby. in wisconsin, already the parents of three boys. >> it felt like we weren't complete. really would love to have a daughter, and finally decided to go through adoption. >> reporter: meanwhile in washington state, nicole and her husband scott also hoping to expand their family. >> i've always thought about adoption. >> after we had our surprise third child, we decided to have a fourth, and adoption was the great way to add to our family. looking abroad for their future child. even open to taking a child with special needs. their search leading the both to china. in july, 2007, the rainsburies uniting with their daughter gracy with a heart condition. >> she was really sick.

here's abc's paula ferris us. >> 9-month-old kalani and just five minutes younger her fraternal twinand brown eyes. >> i always have them dressed the same because if i don't, people don't believe they are twins. >> kalani looks more like mom and jerani more like dad. >> never in a million years what i imagine having a lighter complected daughters with blue eyes. >> reporter: one mom, one dad and twin colors with different skin color who's shared the same womb all live in illinois with big half-brother tailen. >> this is a pretty rare occurrence to have two twins that look very different. but it certainly can happen with biracial couples and it's really just a matter of chance. >> reporter: the babies are now social media stars. their story shared thousands of times online. >> it's amazing feeling like it's one of those feelings you can't describe. >> reporter: how are twins born with such different complexions? skin color is determined by multiple genes. two different eggs fertilized by two different sperm and the outcome depends on the genes that are expressed. >> by virtue of chanc

thanks to his twin brother, brock manages to crawl free.ng 5 members of one family, reported to have been killed in clashes between pro government forces and rebels. the rebels are known as the houthis. they managed to take over the capital, sana'a, in 2014. a coalition led by saudi arabia began an air campaign against them in march 2015. the rebels retain control of large parts of yemen, but the front lines shift constantly. nawal al—maghafi has been to the country and reports on the danger for civilians caught in the middle. this is where the battle to retake the capital begins. the mountains ahead are all that stands between the army and the capital, sana'a. their commander is taking us higher into the frontline positions. he tells me the terrain makes it a naturalfortress for the houthi rebels and his men are always exposed to death. it is the first time an international broadcaster has visited these areas. they are just 70 kilometres from the capital, but, because of a push into the mountains, the harder the fight becomes. translation:

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the twins were born last april , to a white mother and black father. phenomenon is very rare but occurs in fraternal twins who start as separate fertilized eggs. >> beautiful babies from babies all around. >>> up next search for missing zoo animals, we will tell you where a red panda has gotten loose. >>> also ahead find out unique way a brewery is trying to prevent drinking and driving, we will be right >>> tampa bar is doing its part to fight drinking and driving. >> doing it by offering a free round to people who reeve their cars around overnight. the manager says part of his morning on sat take leaving envelopes on the car windshields and inside of those envelopes are a note thanking the driver for not trying drunk. >> we do not know why you left your car here but it is because you had too much fun we want to thank you for choosing not to drive. please accept this as our thank you for making good choices. >> the workers came up with the idea several years ago a incentive to curb drunk driving. manager says drivers think they are this trouble when t

with twin boys and in salt lake city. twin boys again. what are the odds?2 million are the odds. better than winning the lottery. to the winning parents, congratulations on kids that are special from day one. or is that from day one and day two? >> they sure are cute. thanks for watching on this first monday of the new year. i'm cecilia vega for david and all of us here, have a great night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey, hey, what's all that yelling? hold it down in here! [ chuckles ] they're out of control! must be the new year. thank you, jim. see you later. thanks, everybody. so there you are. our first contestants of 2017. get ready for our first "toss up" here, all right? the category for this one is "phrase." it's worth $1,000. here goes vanna. ♪ [ bell chimes ] arnie. hit the highway. that's it. whoo!

in salt lake city, twin boys.e in 2 million odds. better than winning the lottery. to the winning parents, congratulations on kids that are special from day one, or is that day one and day two? abc news. >> it kind of is. that's really cool. >> you are four times more likely to get struck by lightning than have that happen? >> but it clearly happened to quite a few parents over the holiday. >> sure. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com, on twitter as well as on instagram. stay with us for more news this morning. >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. nationwide outage at the country's busiest airports. >> many travelers are returning to a not so pleasant surprised. long lines caused tempers to flare when customs officials had to process people by hand. >>> and storms turning deadly and killing four people in alabama. tornado watches are continuing as high winds are toppling trees. >>> and the growing beef between the world's biggest burger maker and the cente

i have twins.'s making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a great monday. >>> good morning. happy new year to all of you. it is january 2nd. >> 2017. i'm jessica cast welcome back. >> thank you. >> we have the guys back. >> it was the ladies' show for a week. >> that's all i heard about last week. >> good to see you. >> alexis is going to be busy today. >> yeah. i thought it was going to be really quiet, but we do have a major issue right off the top. we'll talk about that. it is at daily city. it sounds like it is due to a power issue. i don't think it has to do with bart itself. that was in the pittsburgh bay point. we are up to a major delay right now. no word on when we'll get moving

. >> one family celebrate the new year welcoming twins to their home. there's a twist that could make celebrating birthdays interesting from here on out. >> and 2017 and that means out with the old and in with the new. including some of your favorite words ngs wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. >> over the last couple days twins were born minutes a part but in different years. marcy jones has the story. >> we were shocked. >> shocked. >> shocked and surprised and very excite. >> reporter: for holly and brandon expecting twins was a surprise going too labor new year's eve was shock and what makes bridge of two boys more unbelievable is the fact they were born in different years. sawyer born 11:51 p.m. new year's eve and just ten minute later every receipt born 12:05 a.m. new yea

even though the twins are just hours old they have a lot of personality. >> oh, yeah they're loud they like to senator and squeak. >> and although the shays will leave the hospital soon with a little more baggage this is not good-bye for dr. sawyer and twins. >> we became facebook friends early after midnight i think so i'll get to see sawyer and everett grow up that way. >> marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> i love that story, wiz. >> that's pretty cool. amazing. >> ah. >> you enjoying first monday. >> i'm loving first monday this is great caitlin. >> good morning to both. >> even though it's raining. >> that's okay it's a holiday, too, and bank holiday with it being new year's day yesterday. if you are joining us hopefully you have a wonderful holiday and getting back to work or up and moving on sunday morning we have rain showers out there and just rain showers so not dealing with winter weather to get your way. that's on the horizon as we're getting much, much colder, this 7 day forecast warmer weather comparatively today and tomorrow and temperatures don't budge from the upper 40s. clou

but i really don't know anything about twins.st you 100%. >> fortunately, we're not twins. >> and... >> [chuckles] it's like looking in a mirror. [laughter] >> i'll go d, twins, final answer. >> and i'll go to $5,000. you got it. >> thank you. >> also known as identical and fraternal twins. that's the difference between those two. >> yeah. >> hey, you got to $5,000. you're on that threshold. we're gonna come back and play more "millionaire" right after this. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ sinus congestion? sinus pressure? get vicks sinex for fast relief. sinex, the clear your head medicine. and i make dog chow in denver, (vcolorado.e's nick one of my fondest memories of khloe is the day we got her. i knew right there she was gonna be a great dog. khloe's a big influence on the family. she loved lincoln from the start. she's his little protector. i trust dog chow to keep khloe healthy because i see the high quality ingredients that go into it. the standards that we follow are top notch. i trust dog chow enough to feed it

what if one day you woke up and found out you had a twin. two 10-year-old girls got the surprise of a lifetime when they discovered they had a twin sister living across the country. and today, they met face to face for the first time. jessica castro with abc 7 mornings has the story. >> reporter: identical twins audrey and gracie meeting each other for the first time. the emotional reunion was shown live on abc's "good morning america." a moment they'll never forget, both girls overcome with happiness. >> excited, happy. >> it's very overwhelming. >> the girls both have heart conditions. they were adopted from china and live now in wisconsin and washington. two states with two separate families. they only recently learned of each other when one twin's mom decided to look into her daughter's family history. with the help of a researcher she found a photo showing both girls with their foster mom. >> it was unbelievable. i'm like how -- i mean this is stuff you read about. how could it really be that there are two of them. as soon as i had that

the parents said they were surprised they had twins. apparently it is gentle. the father is a twin himself. >> they thought they were done? no. more to do. >> surprise. another round. >> two different chances of rain. dry thursday, friday, and another storm saturday and sunday. it could be on the increase if everything pans out. we could get two to four inches this week alone. >> thanks for joining us. >>> nightly news is next. >>> tonight, terror manhunt. the urgent search for the gunman who launched that horrific new new year's nightclub attack with isis now claiming responsibility. tonight, one american's harrowing story of survival. >>> trump's secret? new fallout from the president-elect's claims hs inside information about cyber attacks on the u.s. >>> midair horrors. new details about two planes that collided over texas and what nbc news has learned about an alarming trend in our nation's skies. >>> teen trackers. with so many kids getting new smartphones over the holidays, new apps to protect them by monitoring their every move.

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. ♪ we are family ♪ >>> and the rare twins inspiring thousands.acial, born with different complexions. these photos turning them into social media sensations. >> it's amazing. it's one of those feelings you can't even describe. >> the amazing family speaking out right here on "gma" this morning. ♪ i got all my sisters with me ♪ ♪ we are family ♪ ♪ get up everybody and dance ♪ >>> always love starting with a little sister sledge like that. how about those beautiful twins? even the mom said she was surprised. >> look they're so cute. you know there's nothing like beautiful babies. i think they are magnificent. >> that is a great way to start the day right there. >>> i have a lot of news as well. president trump promising a big day of announcements heading to the department of homeland security expected to announce his first executive actions to build the wall restrict immigration and national security. >> you know that we have team coverage of all the breaking news overnight. abc's jon karl starts us off from the white house. good morning jon. >> re

her twin sister was born right at midnight new year's day.ast year, a mother gave birth to a baby girl and boy one minute before and two minutes after the new year. >>> and a southern california family welcomed the first baby born in the bay area in 2017, just seconds into the new year. her name is grace emily moreno. she was born 12 seconds after midnight in san jose. grace is six pounds 11 ounces, 20 inofs long. the family lives in camp pendleton in san diego county where dad is a marine. they were visiting family in the south bay when grace decided she was ready to make her debut. >> and there's no stopping it. >> no, there is not. >> speaking of stopping, now, you came through a lot of rain early this morning. >> came through a lot of rain. a definite pounding storm, the cell passing through don't know where it is right now. let's check in with steve. >> here and there. hittinger and yon. there's some out there. >> you could hit it. >> yeah. some snow, as well, in lake county, plenty up in the sierra. we'll show you some totals coming up

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the twin boys here are okay but wait until you see who saved the twin who was stuck under the dresser. and we will tell you the easy way to prevent this from happening in your own home. michelle: and fox news anchor megyn kelly on the move. the rival that picked her up might surprise you. the response online more so. jonathan: thousands of new york city police officers help keep a million plus people safe in times square ringing in the new year. that's when these guys, jewelry thieves struck. how close they were to tho did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. comcast business. built for business. jonathan: "7 on your side" consumer alert as video of a set of twins is going viral. this is not funny video. this is video every parent should see. michelle: no matter how many times i see

twin sisters gracie and audrey finally met in person. the twins both overcome by emotion. >> excited. happy. it's very overwhelming. >> the two 10-year-olds originally from china were adopted by separate families on opposit country. audrey living in wisconsin, gracie in washington state. both girls were born with a heart condition and last month audrey's mother became curious about her daughter's past. with the help of the chinese ceremonyer, she discovered this photo that shows audrey on her chinese foster mother's knee with another baby that looks just like her. >> as san as i had the picture i was desperate to find out who the other child was. >> with the help of the social media, the families connected. >> it was so crazy to be looking at what looked like gracie but knowing that it wasn't gracie. yeah, surreal. brianne: now a decade later the girls reunitednited in a face-to-face meeting. >> i felt like there was something missing. now it's complete. brianne: brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: they handled it so well. they are so y

. >> it was last thursday that two-year old twins bode and brook were playing in the bedroom of their home, toddlers can be seen climbing in the opening drawers of their dresser and before long the dresser topples over pin ning brook underneath. video camera in the boy's bedroom capture the whole thing. after a few seconds somehow bode, eventually is able to push dresser, moving it enough for his little brother brook to wiggle free. caylee says she and her husband didn't hear the commotion and only realized what the twins had been through when they watched the video. >> my heart sank, i didn't know what to to i felt like the worst mom. >> reporter: it is latest incident involving an ikea product. >> the safety of our cuss hers is most important thing. >> reporter: last june retailer recalled at least 29 million dressers and chest that is were at risk of tipping over, this is after the deaths of three children since 2014. caylee shab says the dress inner her boy's room was eight drawer homenice that is not part of the recall but eye key a web site does warm, on the product page, that s

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the the other twin tries to figure out how to help. the furniture, allowing his brother to wiggle free. thankfully the toddlers are okay. the dresser is now securely fashioned to the wall. their mom decided to share this video to raise awareness about the dangers of unsecured dressers. >>> leaving the news from nbc news.com. house republicans voted to eviscerate the office of congressional ethics, the body tasked with investigating alleged corruption within congress. the vote prompted outcries from watchdogs and it was one that house speaker paul ryan was against. republican led committee run by the very same lawmakers the independent ethics body is to investigate. >>> tesla owners are getting an auto pilot update. plus the eagle hatch watch may take a sad turn, the latest in a live look, next. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper

. >> identical twins segregated in separate housing units find they can't live with or without each other. >> it hurts. i'm almost in tears right now even 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 awaiting 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'

new year's eve her twin sister was born right at midnight new year's day. last year mother gave birth to baby girl and baby boy one minute before and then two minutes after the new year. >> that happened in glendale arizona. >> we were shocked. shocked and surprised and very excited. >> for holly and brandon shea expecting twins was a surprise. going into labor new year's eve was shocking but what makes the birth of their two boys even more unbelievable is at the the fact that they were born in different years. so you're born at 11:51 p.m. new year's eve and just ten minutes later everett born 12:01 a.m. new year's day. >> so it was born in 2016 and everett was born in 2017. so you're it will be lording it over everett his whole life that he was born a year earlier. >> twenty-two year is 22 days away from his retirement the doctor couldn't have asked for a better way to end his 25 your ob/gyn career earning a air bag -- a bragging right between hospitals that the first and last babies born in the year. >> mom and dad are doing just fine. a little tired but

nancy segal, a twin herself, has been studying twins for decades. >> this will provide another piece, just what contributes to human developmental progress. >> reporter: so far she's found that reared apart twins are very much alike, and now that the girls have reunited, what does their future hold? >> many times when twins meet each for the first time, they will say that they feel complete or something's been missing in their lives. >> reporter: there are no better experts on this topic than 25-year-old twins sara heath and selena kopinski also adopted as babies to two separate american families in tennessee and new york. >> i just feel really grateful, i think, overall. >> reporter: neither knew they were a twin, but there were hints when the girls went to college. >> this other student approached me, and he said, can i take a picture of you? you really look like someone i know from back home. >> reporter: that friend was selena. >> he took her picture. he sent it around to our friends. we laughed, it was sort of like, ha, ha, you have a twin at this other school. >> reporter: it w

a utah couple is celebrating the birth of their identical twins boys.james came into the world december 31st :00st at 11:59 p. but his younger brother matthew, the first baby born in utah in 2017, he entered the world at 12:01, giving james bragging rights. >> absolutely. both boys weighed 5 pounds. they were actually due on february 4th but the couple stopped by the hospital for a quick checkup and after a few tests they were told the babies were on their way. there, proud dad already noticing a few differences between his newborns. >> this is james. he is the older and wiser. this is matthew. he's younger, maybe a little stronger. this isn't something that you try and plan for. this is just what happened. >> that is incredible. >> it is. >> i mean, one in a million thing. the parents left home telling their 13 and 11-year-old daughters that they would be back soon. >> not so soon. dad says that one day the boys will have a terrific story to share with family and friends. you know they're going to be talking about this their entire lives, the older one

. >> because this boy saved his twin brother when no one else was around to play hero. kaley shaw says her 2 years old are fun but could be out of control their dares ways prompted them to put a camera in the room and hours after the fact they saw them pull down the dresser with one of the twins getting stuck. hard to watch but she says she feels truly lucky his twin brother sprang into action. >> i really thought come to play just in this active love for a brother a twin brother. >> get that he was trying to save him. she says the boys have a stronger bond that ever before and didn't get any bumps or bruise and amazingly but the family did bolt the dresser to the wall to protect the twins. >> yeah. he almost became superman you can see him pushing that thing. >> he did. you always hear about that a parent gets the force of that strength. >> yeah. >> when. >> the rush. >> his twin brother wasn't going to let anyone hurt him. >> no bumps or bruises i would have gotten a bump or bruise if it fell on me. >> there was a story slat stanley. >> roberta can-- >> send complaint

. >> ben affleck or zoe saldana's twin toddlers. >> you are only two. this is horrible. >> now for january 2 11, 2017, this is "entertainmmnt tonight." >> blake shelton has won the voice more than any other coach. we will see if he has the singer. >> he is taking his latest champion along for the ride. >> this guy deserves to be a star. and there's no excuses any more. this is the guy that i think can break the mold and become a star out of this show. >> blake shelton not just talking the talk, today he took action. he is taking the vogt champion with hhm on tour. and telling "e.t." quote there is a tremendous number of talented people that come on the voice and talent and connection with viewers is real and tangible. music editor, sophie, schillaci says there is more. >> the voice is the biggest singing show out there but hasn't produced superstar like kelly clarkson, carrie underwood, jennifer hudson. one thing blake always tell me he is feels guilty when his contestants don't make it to superstar dom. >> you can't help but become friends with some of

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