twins.hey were asked the chinese. -- actually chinese. when they were going together, they were banded together by an inch of flesh. the neighbors were freaking out. the parents were scared. , because they were her kids. they grew up together learning to walk and also learning to swim. that was a milestone as you can imagine. anyway, they were known as chinese twins to the neighbors when they were growing up in siam. only after they were brought to the united states where they rented as siamese twins -- branded as siamese twins. brian: the picture on the screen, what age are they? yunte: probably middle age. you can see the hair is a little gray. that is when they went back on the road after the civil war. brian: where are they joined? -- werehey rejoined joined at the base of their chests. you can see the exhibition of their joint liver in a tub of preserved liquid. brian: how were you interested in these two? yunte: i wrote my last book on jackie chan. -- charlie chan. chubby detective. th

brian: they were the first siamese twins, had any other siamese twins in history married?te: in the 20th century, yes. not before them. very famous hilton sisters, lila and daisy hilton. how do they do it? we can learn a little bit about chang and eng's logistics in the bedroom by looking at what the hiltons did. one sister gave birth to a child and married. the other sister never married. they were joined at the back. as for how they did it, the hilton sisters claimed that they did this skill. ate mastery.mte " when one sister was doing whatever with a man, the other sister would read a book or take a nap or mentally blank out. the same thing happened with chang and eng. brian: we have some video of a reunion in 2003. let's watch. i think it is 1500 descendents of chang and eng. [video clip] >> each year for the past 24 years, members of their extended families joined for a family being in a to celebrate their unique heritage. coming from near and far, these relatives are all decided from -- descended from eng and chang. the term siamese twins was indicted for them. the o

the twins did the same thing.sarah was not interested -- she was freaking out a little about this thing, a turn-off. then, the twins threw a quilting party. they invited all the women in the neighborhood and the neighboring county. they had a feast. i should emphasize that these men are very smart, they are great entertainers. after traveling on the road for a decade, they had entertaining skills. they would entertain the guests and that impressed sarah. that is when she said, this is not a bad idea. just like when elizabeth said it in "pride and prejudice," maybe is not a bad idea to live here. brian: i asked you a question earlier and you said something i didn't think you would. i thought you would say, how many children did they have and it.did they do that would be the most interesting question for people. yunte: how did they do it? brian: how many did they have? yunte: they had 21 at least. that is the question. they owned slaves. there is the question of whether they fathered children with the slaves. at lea

i'm up on twin peaks every week, often more than once. i was here 2 years ago advocating for this experiment. at the time remember people, you know, predicting chaos and destruction and buses running into trees and people. clearly that has not happened. this has really transformed the experience of twin peaks from like islands of dirt surrounded by freeways to very much an area which provides, like -- it's start together provide an experience that, you know, lives up to the view that we see from there. you know, i would definitely encourage you to think big as one of the previous speakers said. this is an opportunity to have a signature opportunity in san francisco. in the meantime i encourage you to maintain the pilot. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. next speaker. >> last peeker josie aarons. >> good afternoon, chair brinkman, directors. i'm josie aren aarons. on behalf of walk sf i'm here to support this path that's closed to cars and open the people. it's created a comfortable, safe, car-free space that prioritizes those who walk and

surprise, you have two twin brothers are here. so, i -- i sense from her when i was down in el salvador, sometimes i was talking to her on the phone and then when i was there she choose much resentment toward her brothers. what is this? she is like, when are they going to send the money? what are they doing? why are they in school? shouldn't be in school. they need to get jobs and i was like whoa. this is intense. >>> where is her compassion for her brothers, and it's because my gaze was so trained on them, i wasn't seeing at all the kind of mess they had left her in, and this isn't to put a thumb on the scale of either. he point is both in the united states and in el salvador the twin brothers and the brother wilbur, who is their guardian, and the parents and everyone had their own reality and challenges in this messy situation, which is to say -- i think too often we focus on immigration stories as this is the thing that starts when someone steps across the line, and then the immigration story tends to be like what is happening

his twin would give up his free will. three days later, they would move to the other twin's house and he would be the master of the house and his other sibling would give up. >> did it work? >> apparently, they had 21 children. announcer: q&a, sunday night at 7:00 eastern. president trump spoke to reporters in a cabinet meeting about the three american detainees recently released by north korea and said he and vice president pence would be andrews base. at he also talked about his meeting leader, kimorean jong-un and answered a question about a potential nobel peace prize. this is 10 minutes. thank you very much for joining us. night lastry great night during the elections, everybody that we wanted to win won. right now, there are flying back three hostages here, we call them find people. three really fine people. they seem to be healthy and they will be landing at 2:00 in the morning at andrews air force base, and it would be there to greet them along with mike. i think it will be a very special time. nobody thought this

we tested out the twins fierceness in irl.'re going have a sundae making competition. three, two, one. go, go, go, go, go, go. >> get out of here. >> it's got creativity. flavor. >> if that was a tinder profile, i would have already swiped the wrong way. >> i need everyone to clap for who you think should win. drew. who thinks it is classic indulgence, jonathan. >> yeah! >> i think it was equal. come on. twin magic. clearly drew and jonathan know a thing or two about home renovation. there are ways to transform you home in a hollywood one. chic, glam, sophisticated. we have been invited into some incredible celebrity digs. we're always looking for ways to get the a-list look. we teamed up with with home goods for creative inspiration. >> when i'm in new york, i always try to find the time to go exploring and get inspired by the fabulous city. lucky for us, home goods has made the skyline brighter. very classy. hello. i love it. >> they give us tons of great design ideas. it was time to go shopping. >> i had come to home goods.

. >>> and now to sarah jessica parker's twinning date night with her daughters.ny city power mom and adorable 8-year-old twins, marion and tab that, were picture perfect at the new york city ballet. the girls were red carpet ready in flower print dresses, cross-body sparkle bags, and bedazzled mary janes. the proud mama told "e.t." loretta inherited her love of shoes. >> the first time loretta put on a pair of my shoes, i was like. wow, i can't believe this is really happening. and then i was like, uh, be careful with that pair. >>> another celebrity mom making manhattan her concrete cat walk? charlize theron. her "tully" press tour started with a screening. she rocked head to toe christian dior. next stop, "colbert." she changed into a dress. and this morning, she donned a flow flowy dior. in "tull yrks" she plays an overwhelmed mom who hires a night nanny. >> she shows up. she's this. she has my back. i can't imagine doing this without her. >>> cheryl burke is celebrate tonight. she's engaged to matthew laurnls. the ring is the same one that her dad gave to her

apple knew they were twins. >> the hiring manager told us a story about twins in the past.y hired one but not the other and they ended up being an amazing worker process. she said she will never make that mistake again. >> she credit the parents for putting education above all things. >> the fact we got here means a lot. we didn't just take a step up we took a leap forward. >> no matter where we've gone in life i can always lean and tyler when things get tough. >> sometimes success comes in pairs. at uc berkeley, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> that's fantastic. >> ready for two lyannes. >> well thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. >> abc 7 news starts right now rnlt callers complied and gave him the men and he fled the bank. >> a bay area chef is charged with robbing a bank at gunpoint. and now he tells abc 7 news his side of the story. >> happening in hawaii, fountens of lava and fault lines shaking. people nearby trying to get out. >> butting heads over b.a.r.t. the sharks flex legal muscle. it may delay the project ichlgts a woman accu

barnum, who actually didn't get along with the twins, and i can explain why. and from the age of p.t. barnum to today, what's going on today. and there's a direct link to them. so a few days before my book was officially published a few weeks ago, i wrote an op-ed piece in "the wall street journal" telling the story of chang and ang. but i begin with some comments on trump's -- i teach at usc-santa barbara. every time i mention trump i usually just say the orange menace. [laughter] so when the orange menace came to california remember just last month and he toured, you know, the invisible wall, and he said something -- compared immigrants who tried to climb over to professional mountain climbers. and that was in my opening kind of remark in the op-ed piece. and, of course, that was very nasty for him to continue to use as, you know, he meant it in a very sarcastic way. but i actually took it literally because there is a grain of truth in that, that immigrants --, you know, legal or illegal, really had to overcome tremendous odds. they have to be, whether profe

now she's finally about to give birth to the twins.that they had in the initial photo said -- >> her bun, her oven, very cute. >>> new dispute over the latest flavor of oreos. >> taylor young of colorado the cherry cola flavor is her but but she said she never got that half million dollar prize. instead nabisco sent her a box of two cherry cola cookies and a note thanking her. >> nabisco actually told her the flavor was already in development. clearly she's not happy about it and i'm sure the cookies are gone. >> yeah. >>> justin timberlake added another skill to his resume, fruit creator. >> okay, so it all started with this little instagram post from timberlake. >> is it a coincidence that the blueberry fits in the raspberry perfectly? i think not. braspberry. >> braspberry. timberlake showed his favorite fruit creation, a braspberry, he puts a blueberry inside a raspberry. video racking up a lot of views but then he took it a step further in the commercial for a drink that's braspberry flavored. >> check it out. fruit seller driscol

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: even though they were identical these twins have certain features that tell them apart.facial here and a broken nose. >> right here where my nose kind of dips in it should be a straight line but it kind of dips recognize here, and that's how most people can tell us apart. >> if someone accidently calls the wrong one we might play into it a few minutes until they catch on. >> reporter: cam ran is older by about one minute. >> i always wondered what it would be like to be a twin. >> wow, you're like me. >> yep, i'm your tin. >> that's amazing. >> can't you cover me at work? >> i can always lean on tyler when things get tough. >> they were educated at the school of business at cal. cameron doesn't brag about it but he has a slightly higher gaap than tyler, something they tried to hide in their blue collared community. >> back home is education isn't as valued as it is especially at berkeley. >> reporter: they do almost everything together. now both have been hired at apple in their finance department. apple knew they were twins. >> hardworking, conscientious, but very respe

they called her twin sister up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet and we're very worried about her. can you call us back. >> you know about this kind of stuff? >> she called her older brother jeff that's a police officer in alberta. >> my first reaction was well, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when her parents heard she was missing they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> he said to me this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> the police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing persons. >> when the detective arrived nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband made a public plea for help. >> anyone knows anything i want them to contact the police with any information they may have and again thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased u

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easier access to the views that twin peaks. the city wants public input about a permanent closure. tonight's open houses at 6:30 pm at the midtown terrace clubhouse. >>> the santa clara valley water district today will discuss backing the governor's ambitious delta donald's project. the district is debating whether to allow the project which would transport water from the delta to southern california. $11 billion has already been connected to the project for approval. >>> another rape kit backlog. we will tell you how log some of those have been waiting to be tested. >>> the world is watching and waiting for president trump's decision about the iran nuclear treaty. we will get the very latest from doug luzader in washington, d.c. when we return. >>> it is busy 880 westbound if you are driving out to the maccarthur maze. we have more coming up. >>> one day does not carry into the next this may. it is cooler for many. we will show you the tuesday temps when we come back. because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcar

as islay remembered the twin tragedies of 1918 at the american monument on the island, a naval tributey three warships from britain, germany and the us, completed with a wreath—laying at sea. when the 0tranto went down off the west coast of islay, 500 men were thrown into the cold atlantic in hurricane conditions. the ship was badly damaged in a collision, and torn to pieces on a reef. it was every man for himself, and they hardly stood a chance. 0nly 21 made it to shore alive. despite not being able to swim, johns roberts‘ father was one of the lucky few.

year, there are people here in the united states and in scotland determined to make sure that these twin disasters and all those touched by them are not forgotten. this is a year to honour the victims, and to honour what islay did for those in peril, a century ago. the actions of those people, a hundred years ago, rippled through time to affect me, a hundred years later. so it sort of tells me that we do make a difference. let's not forget the wonderful people of islay risked their own lives to save our young men. you know, i can imagine going out in a hurricane, freezing cold, and trying to save those young men's lives, taking the strangers into your home. and to me, it honours them, too. it was a huge contribution to the war effort at the time. but also to humanity as well, and i think our small and remarkable

twins rowan and kai were born on >>> the force is strong with this pair of brand new babies in utah.n on friday, may 4th, also known as "star wars" day, so their parents did what any fans of the franchise would do, they gave their babies the middle names of luke and leia. >> as soon as we knew there was a chance they were may the 4th babies, that's what's going to happen. >> dad even had the perfect shirt for the occasion reading "i am your father." the twins will be going home to a "star wars" themed nursery may the fourth be with them. >> you know fourth was "star wars" day? >> i did when kids in our neighborhood knocked on our door and left signs "may the fourth be with you." >> cbs evening news is next. >> thank you for watching. see you at 6:00. >> quijano: the disaster widens. new cracks in the kilauea volcano unleash another wave of lava, burning everything in its path. more homes are destroyed. we're inside the danger zone. also tonight, rudy giuliani's sunday bombshell: he says the president does not have to idmply if subpoenaed in the russia investigation. >> we can assert

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chelsea's manager, emma hayes, is due to have twins soon but when your team wins the cup, it's hard totay away. it's the fourth year running the women's finals have come to wembley. new faces at the home of football made it a record attendance. arsenal and chelsea both have superstar quality but it took until the second half to see it.

apple knew they were twins. >> hard working. conscientious.ery respectful and supportive and empowering of the other students. >> reporter: they credit their parents for putting education above all things. >> the fact we got here means a whole lot. it was like we didn't just took a step. we took a leap. >> reporter: sometimes success comes in pairs. >> incredible. >> okay here's a question. maybe a silly question. are you ready for the weekend? >> yes. sea lions are. live now from our new camera. at pier 39. >> spencer has the weekend >>> happy greeting from chewy. to all star wars fans. today is may 4th. the official holiday for the all things star wars. think may the force be with you. a new program called roar for change. from now until may 25, disney will donate a dollar to unicef for every person who posts, likes or shares a roar. to social media and uses hash tag roar for change. >> nice. while fans everywhere look to geek out on may 4th. children celebrated in an extra special way. >> they hung out with the star wars new film. we have t

the first twin, born just minutes ahead of her little sibling, was this announcement from first lady mateen trump. melania trump. >> i'm asking you all to join me in providing support and guidance to our children. let us teach children the importance of all aspects of their well being, which includes a social, emotional, and physical health. there are too many critical issues facing children today. children deserve every opportunity to enjoy their innocence. every child should know it is safe to make mistakes and that there are supportive adults and friends nearby to catch them if they fell. >> that was the first of two sort of policy twins that were born within the space of one hour in the trump administration today. first lady melania trump announcing, as of 3:21 p.m. that she will be created something called "bebest." she described it as an awareness campaign dedicated to the most valuable and fragile among us, our children. >>> less than an hour later at 4:12 p.m., attorney general jeff sessions in california gave birth to the second twin when he announced that henceforth, the un

the father of twins in the hospital, about to miss their big moment.avid wright picks up the story from there. >> reporter: graduation day. but for the burnsteins of santa clarita, california, a sudden hospitalization almost ruined the big day. david burnstein simply couldn't be there for his kids. >> devastated. i really wanted to. been thinking about it for a long time. >> reporter: the twins were born prematurely 18 years ago. their doctors weren't sure they would survive. so those caps and gowns had special significance. >> he has worked with me so much over the years. i'm so grateful for him. >> i'm just so shocked overall that he is not here. >> reporter: staff at the hospital cooked up a special surprise. >> congratulations, grads. >> reporter: pomp and circumstance via livestream. >> there's my daughter right there. terrific. >> reporter: so dad wouldn't miss a minute. >> he has been looking forward to this for so long. we're very happy. >> reporter: a day this whole family will treasure. david wright, abc news, new york. >> so tonight we salut

i'm a twin. sorry. i have a bond with nancy that no one in the world had. all i have to do to remember her is to look in the mirror. she will always be half of me. nancy, i love you, and i always will. >> now, of course, a homicide investigation was under way. but for detective george daniels, only this to go on, she'd been strangled, wearing only a sports bra and her diamond stud earrings. no marks on her body to indicate a beating. no struggle. no sign of sexual assault or robbery. it was a puzzle that landed in his lap. >> she wasn't raped. if she wasn't assaulted in any kind of way. the earrings weren't taken, then what was the reason for her to be over here? and what was the reason for them to do this if nothing was done to her? mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll

twin creeks in sunnyvale if you want to go. thanks for joining us.> bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john goodman, zoe lister-jones, comedian josh blue, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-6-5! knoxville!

authorities investigating the deaths of twin infants left unattended in an suv.olice in chester field county, virginia say the five month old babies were found in cardiac arrest. they did not survive. authorities say it appears to be an accident. >>> president promoting competition and getting generic drugs to offer lower fees and to block foreign countries from advertising lower prices. >>> the close call with a cheetah. several cheetahs circle this family. the mother seen grabbing one child. the big cat lunging. tonight the park says there are several signs to warn people to stay in their vehicle. >>> when we come back with mother's day almost here, the children who needed a mom and you're about to see what happened. >> announcer: "world news tonight" with david muir sponsored by weather tech, the ultimate vehicle protection. ion. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronch

meda ryan and jordan to the brightest identical twins in english rugby.rment them for that. he's older 110w torment them for that. he's older now and so he does not really care. his hairflops down and my hair is up. that's about it. separated by about five minutes at birth of these twins are headed in different directions. jordan plays for lester and made his england under 20s debut at the six nations. brian in the england sevens squad. i never thought i would make it this year. anything i does work hard at training. the coaches really enjoying what i'm doing and pushing myself. smashing fitness. and whilst domestic rugby will kick back of the summer domestic rugby will kick back of the summer these two will be kept busy. the under 20 world should be two kicks off and have wanted over the last five years and beaten finalists. we have to set our own legacy. not really looking ahead at the weird is going to take each game is it comes along. who'll be running out at twickenham for the first time for the london leg of the worlds of seven series. just be crazy

at least a thousand pairs of twins have gathered to celebrate all things double.rade and a gala. more on the website. and we're on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. good morning. a bank holiday weekend fast approaching, and what we want is blue sky and sunshine, perhaps even the thought of heading down to the beach. well, we did have beautiful weather out to the west as you can see from this weather watcher picture here in east lothian. on the kent coast, not the greatest of days. 50mph winds and heavy, persistent rain. in fact, some areas of kent on monday saw over a month's worth of rain. it was miserable along the coast of essex, sussex, and kent, wasn't it? i can offer you something better through today. in actualfact, the rain is clearing away and underneath those clear skies it's going to be a chilly start to tuesday morning. that's certainly worth bearing in mind if you're up and off early. temperatures will fall below freezing in the far north—west under the clear skies. but it will certainly be a drier start. for much of central and eastern england. under thi

apple knew they were twins. >> hard working. conscientious.y respectful and supportive and empowering of the other students. >> reporter: they credit their parents for putting education above all things. >> the fact we got here means a whole lot. it was like we didn't just took a step. we took a leap. >> reporter: sometimes success comes in pairs. >> incredible. >> okay here's a question. maybe a silly question. are you ready for the weekend? >> yes. sea lions are. live now from our new camera. at pier 39. >> spencer has the weekend forecast forb&p >>> happy greeting from chewy. to all star wars fans. today is may 4th. the official holiday for the all things star wars. think may the force be with you. a new program called roar for change. from now until may 25, disney wi donate a dollar to unicef for every person who posts, likes or shares a roar. to social media and uses hash tag roar for change. >> nice. while fans everywhere look to geek out on may 4th. children celebrated in an extra special way. >> they hung out with the star wars new fil

his uncle is game protected and he had to leave and shortly thereafter they realize that twin brother number two who is younger by 12 minutes that because he looked just like his twin brother he had to leave because he was at risk of being killed. >> is this more of a political story? >> much more a story about family and a story about the united states. young people and young immigrants including my great- grandmother from greece who have been coming here for centuries trying to make it and in many cases trying to save themselves. >> when did you write this book? did you write it before the recent immigration in the news? and if so did you include some stuff going on now? >> yes. i definitely started it before. immigration has been in the news forever and for a long time it has been a contentious, political subject. i have been writing it for several years. right when i thought i had finished my book trump was elected which heightened the conversation about immigration. >> i notice you added it but i'm thinking there is no way you could have written this book in the short amount of t

we had an incident at twin peaks.ficers assigned to -- so after the incident at twin peaks before the -- before the incident at twin peaks, the murder, we had ten car break-ins a day. after officers were assigned there for the following month one. so presence is prevention. in dolores park we had an incident. the chief, other city departments, officers have been assigned to dolores park. every single neighbor surrounding that park talks about how improved that situation is. this is by having forces there, people there. it makes our neighbor safer. every day i talk to people in my district saying when can we get a foot patrol, have officers we can see. this will make that possible, not just in my district but across the city. i want to give a shot out to folks here today. i have been to graduations of academy classes and i have so much respect for the work that you're going to be trained. it's amazing. you put in such hard work. i am so proud, i wanted to shake your hand when you get that badge pinned on you. i'm even

special prayers for the dead this morning continues for the twenty five people killed in monday's twin bombing i saw attackers this is a scene being repeated in mosques all across the afghan capital on a hillside on the outskirts of the city shah mariah is being laid to rest one of nine journalists deliberately targeted in the attack the mullah leading the burial prayers says bloodshed is everywhere in afghanistan every day young people are being killed and afghans are tired of the ongoing conflict in all ten journalists were blown up on monday another was killed in eastern afghanistan it was the highest number of killings in a single day for the afghan media in an already dangerous environment media outlets were attacked that the buildings journalists have been attacked and now a group of media people in green zone of call the city were killed this means that security situation is getting worse and huge is in a in a in a position that if it goes like this no one knows what will be happening. on the un says civilian deaths and injuries from suicide bombings and other attacks have doubl

she came griffen dreamed of playing american football with his twin brother should kill and when hisname was called as a fifth round draft pick by the seattle sea as a hazy ox in his dreams realized as his brother it signed with the team last year but she came griffin did make history for twinning like a boss he is the first one handed player to ever be drafted into the n.f.l. and before the move to the n.f.l. let's just talk about him he was nearly twenty sixteen american athletic conference defensive player of the year took his college team to a thirteen and i was season as captain on the field he's fast clocking in a four point three eight second forty yard dash oh and a training camp he bench press two twenty five twenty times three more than his identical twin to game griffin isn't someone to pity he has someone to admire where an ordinary person will work hard griffen worked harder not because he had sailed but because he wanted to and that. what makes sikkim grip and extraordinary for love stories like that definitely love stories like that they don't inspiration good inspirat

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he's a twin. >> jimmy: oh, you have a twin brother. how about that? >> yeah. not identical, though.thers do ridiculous things to each other. >> no, he loves me. i love him. >> jimmy: i know he loves you. but sometimes that's part of the problem. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: do you have an assistant or anything like that? >> so my mum, my dad, my siblings. i'm probably the slave at the house. >> jimmy: i see. >> not an assistant. i don't think i need one yet. i could because i have homework. that's such a good idea. >> jimmy: if you could have your assistant do your homework. [ applause [ applause ] so you're still in school. it must be such a strange thing to juggle. i mean, you're on television, you're in the movies, you have all this stuff going on and then you still have to do homework. like did you have to do homework this week? >> yeah. i actually did some before coming on the show. before coming to like everything here. >> jimmy: what did you have to do? >> i had to do some maori. that's the indigenous language of new zealand. i'm learning that at the moment. and also some math ho

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of the conjoined bunker twins. >> these are two married couples, they cannot be in the same bed. when they set up these two separate households about a mile from each other -- they stick to schedule. schedule. they went to live with chang's wife for three days. during these three days, chang, and hangr of the house will give up his will. then huge he master the house and chang would give up his free will. >> tonight on c-span. >> monday, regions of the university of california, alan baci, a white male was once rejected today california davis medical school. he claims he was passed over in favor of less qualified minority applicants and took the university of california system to court. the resulting supreme court decision struck down the admissions program and the constitutionality of a affirmative action area our guest to this -- our guest to this case -- and randy barnett, professor at georgetown law center, a libertarian and originalists constitutional legal scholar and commentator. at eightay night eastern on c-span. and follow us on c-span. we have resources for background o

among them her twin sister and her father.ia found meditation which helped calm her anxiety attacks. she went back to school and got her college degree. julia also discovered something else. that beauty was only skin deep. >> there's so much more beyond that, behind that that makes you a valuable -- you know, a valuable person. >> reporter: though julia had a newfound spirit her face was still partially paralyzed. her twin sister a medical student began doing research. >> yi was looking at some of th things that could help with her facial rean maegz. >> reporter: the answer she founds was right in her backyard. this morning julia went into surgery an eight hour procedure where the doctor and his team would trance plant muscle from her thigh to the paralyzed section of her face. >> we're trying to restore the smile. the smile is an incredibly important feature of life. you don't realize it until you lose it. >> way to go, julia. >>> well, meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> plus the new open space that's so

she can celebrate when the twins are delivered.lock on bbc one. sportsday. i will be back with the news at ten o'clock on bbc 0ne.|j will news at ten o'clock on bbc one.” will be back even sooner, see you in the next hour. see you next time on sportsday. see you next time on sportsday. hello, it has been a cracking start to the early may bank holiday season. in fact, to the early may bank holiday season. infact, it to the early may bank holiday season. in fact, it is going to get even warm as we head into tomorrow and on bank holiday monday. temperatures potentially reaching high 205 celsius in places. we have seen high 205 celsius in places. we have seen almost wall—to—wall blue skies in places today. but it hasn't been sunny everywhere. the irish sea coast areas having pretty grey and cold, and the north—west corner of scotla nd cold, and the north—west corner of scotland has been pretty dismal because the weather front has brought outbreaks of rain, ace —— a fairly strong breeze. continuing to bring rain to the far north—west. e

one was that you also had a twin. >> i also had a twin. his face was cut off, and stapled back to itself. and it was very grotesque, and kind of fun and ridiculous, but also pretty dark and disturbing. and so, we introduced a twin brother in the way that comics do. you know, it's a little bit soap opera, but it's also kind of fun with the joker. because you know there is always, like, a multiple choice pass with the character. you don't really know what's going on with him. and so, we had one joker, and now we have the twin brother kind of moving into that joker role with the character. >> seth: i like taking advantage of what you can do in comic books. >> yeah. >> seth: and i think you're right, because of course the joker has been written so many times over the years there's 100 different ways to tell that story. were you a batman fan growing up? >> oh, i was a huge batman fan. yeah. my friend and i were both, like, huge comic nerds. and we would do all sorts of dumb things where we would pretend to be comic book characters. and one of t