for the twin —— before the twins were born we were just a family of four.older brothers who kind of sort of got along, but not really. and after the twins came the dynamic changed. to this really sweet, caretaking changed. to this really sweet, ca retaking dynamic. changed. to this really sweet, caretaking dynamic. and especially as the twins got older and they stopped developing, or their development was very slow. we all kind of began to understand that the twins were going to need a lot more. # twinkle twinkle little star for a long time we didn't have any support. we didn't really talk about the twins, pretty much only my closest friends knew that the twins we re closest friends knew that the twins were special needs. and for a long timei were special needs. and for a long time i thought i could fix them, that it was just a developmental delay, that i could give them the right supplement of the right food oi’ right supplement of the right food or the right therapy and they would catch up. but over the course of may be the last year or so i began to real

we didn't really talk about the twins, pretty much only my closest friends knew that the twins were specialfor a long time i thought i could fix them, that it was just a developmental delay, that i could give them the right supplement of the right food or the right therapy and they would catch up. but over the course of maybe the last year or so i began to realise, and i think my husband and i began to realise that this is who they are. and it's not something that you can fix, it's how they're wired. we began to come to terms with their special needs, their autism. they're so precious, even though they may be different — different, not less. they're just different, that's all. and people need to see the story, people need to know that you can make it work. we can make it work. we started talking about taking a trip, how should we do it, this is our 20th anniversary... we have come through so much as a family that we wanted to go as a family, and just enjoy each other. so we felt like it was time to go on a trip! it has taken us a long time to come to the point where we were ready. we have n

but the twins had day jobs.t. >> at the end of the night we would play these gig, these four-hour gigs, and they would stuff their money back into my guitar case. >> we knew the music was good, but the friendship was so fun, it was sort of like 90% of the work was just the hang was so great, you know? >> reporter: as they each started families of their own, they've only gotten closer. phil married brandi's sister tiffany. >> if you eat it, you get your dessert. if you don't, you don't. >> reporter: when they're not on the road, the twins and their families spend most night at brandi's. >> i know it's amazing. i take it for granted sometimes, but i know it's unique. >> reporter: it sounds amazing. >> my friends that are in bands are like you're crazy. it's the most unhealthy thing in your life. >> reporter: still, life's little luxuries are something carlile never takes for granted. growing up, she and her sister and brother and parents all lived in a single wide trailer in rural washington. >> we were very, very

married to garrett with twin boys. she goes about her daily task, taking care of her children like everybody else. >> i'm so used to it. >> she's not being stopped from living a full life. she's basically showing it's different but quite normal. >> when i found out i was going to have twins, i was so happy. how about i doing to deal with twins. but eventually i made myself with the schedule an it worked very well. >> mayo is from botswana. and she said growing up people would make hard of her. >> it was hard sometimes when people made fun of me. >> i wanted to show people just because you don't have legs doesn't make you less of a person. >> people have the amazing ability to adapt to her circumstances. she's done just that. >> that's my boy. i believe i'm not different from any other person. that's why i took my life and put it on youtube. >> that's cool. she's making it work for her. >> it's not slowing her down. i can't believe she's got twins. that's amazing. she says as long as we have people in our lives that lov

gene is getting trials involve consenting adults but the twin girls known as lulu and nana weren't given a choice the changes to their genes are likely permanent and with consequences unknown the technology to use these extremely error prone and utilizes genetic modification pathways within the cells that. pretty much. very hard to control and particularly have been known to cause the toshiba's elsewhere in the genome dr he used the chris because ninety acknowledging not to correct but to genetically enhanced of raises the specter of scientists creating so-called designer babies in the lead to potentially make them stronger faster smarter even many scientists are pushing for clear and transparent guidelines even advocating a pause until countries can agree on how to meet the challenges of germline it is having a panel of scientists assembled by the world health organization is now working on a way forward maidana hond how to syria. our let's bring in our panel now in singapore we have a bio medical ethicist owen schaefer who is an assistant professor at the national university of singapo

, his twin was a a yam.nteresting. [ laughter and applause ] you guys hear this? amazon founder, jeff bezos and his wife are splitting up. but on the bright side, he has a lot of extra boxes to pack his things up. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, i heard that denver could become the first city in america to decriminalize magic mushrooms. they're the first ones to realize that the only way americans will eat vegetables is if they're also drugs. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we have got an amazing show tonight. we love her. her new cookbook, "the clean plate: eat, reset, heal" is out now. gwyneth paltrow is here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] oh. >> jimmy: tonight, gwyneth and i are going head to head in the singing game, "slay it, don't spray it." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: you don't want to miss that. it's good. plus from the shows, "a series of unfortunate events" and "veep," ton

doctors performed a c-section to deliver the twins, a boy and girl. three children are safe and healthy and mom is doing just fine. >>> remarkable. a check on cnn business this morning. global markets are higher amid hopes of progress in u.s./china trade talks. asian markets closed up, european markets opened higher. on wall street futures are higher. u.s. markets closed higher thursday. the dow closed up 92 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq both closed up slightly. the s&p 500 is on track for its best quarter since 2009. lyft has beat uber to the public market and its stock woke up at a hefty price. lyft has priced its initial public offering at 72 bucks. valuing the company at around $24 billion. that is above its original proposed price range suggesting there is strong investor demand. lyft's public debut could be a bellwether for how so-called unicorn companies will be received by investors. uber, slack, pinterest and post mates all expected to on go public this year. >>> amazon beefing up its presence in austin. the company announced plans to create

gene is getting trials involve consenting adults but the twin girls known as lulu and nona weren't given a choice the changes to their genes are likely permanent and with consequences unknown the technology to use these extremely error prone. and utilizes genetic modification pathways within the cells that are pretty much. very hard to control and particularly have been known to cause mutations elsewhere in the genome dr he used the chris because ninety acknowledging not to correct but to genetically enhanced of raises the specter of scientists creating so-called designer babies in the lead to potentially make them stronger faster smarter even many scientists are pushing for clear and transparent guidelines even advocating a poor until countries can agree on how to meet the challenges of germ line it is having a panel of scientists assembled by the world health organization is now working on a way forward maidana hond how to syria. our let's bring in our panel now in singapore we have bio medical ethicist owen schaefer who is an assistant professor at the national university of singapore

and it shows you -- that you're -- your celebrity twin. okay, yeah.r example, if i load this selfie from my instagram, i get an 83% match with myself. laughter ] >> steve: 83? >> jimmy: 83%. >> steve: that's pretty good. >> jimmy: 83% looks like me. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's a weird picture of me too. i don't even remember -- when did i have a beard? i have no idea what's going on. well, everyone's using it, even some political figures. i'll show you what i mean here. first up, there's mike pce. the app says that his twin was eminem. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: cool. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: next up, there's senator elizabeth warren. the app said her twin was barb from "stranger things." [ laughter ] i miss barb. j steve: wow. my: where's barb? [ applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i miss barb. she should have her own spinff. here's white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. his twin was scooter from the muppets.er [ laug >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: up next, there's eric trump. his twin was the bad guy from "aquam." [ laug

i go up to the twin cities. everything have been going good when i went to the twin cities. i arrived there and what we have done, we had picked up the cairo and dropped the cairo down and put her on one of those barges. remember, those barges are roughly 40 feet in width. we find out the river was rising fast. and, the stern of the vessel was on that. where is it now? is in the wires. crushed, is a catamaran and it is crushed. they were happy when i arrived because it was 20 below in the twin cities. beyond the twin cities, i'm now dejected again. now, we going to bring the vessel up in three parts. see, there is the casemate shield. armor. 2.5 inches of this points upstream. it is 2.5 inches of iron, ship glass iron. backed by 24 inches of oak. that is where the vessel is going to take the heavy hitting. we're going to bring up the bow of the vessel. the forward third of the vessel. to vessel is roughly 90 feet in length. there, we can see again, another view of it. next slide. all right, now the worst happens. midships, -- the which has the engines and the boilers in, has

doctors performed a c-section to deliver the twins, a boy and a girl.dren are safe and healthy and mom is doing just fine. >>> march madness back with the sweet 16 last night. purdue survived a late comeback attempt. andy scholes has it all for us in the "bleacher report." >> and greg nigel's perfect bracket is no more. he was the only one to make to the sweet 16. but his rub is over as is tennessee. but this game was a thriller. boilingler ma boilermakers built an 18 point lead before the huge comeback. tennessee leading by two with just seconds left in the game and that is when carson edwards catches the balling in the corner to try to win it, three no good, but refs called a foul, very questionable. edwards hits two of the three to force overtime and then purdue goes on to win to make to the elite eight for the first time since 2000. they will now face virginia in the elite eight. cavaliers holding on to beat oregon. one of the worst flops in tournament history. they get in each other's face and amine just falls to the ground like he's been shot or s

j-lo shows off her twins' talent, and showing up celine dion on stage. ♪ >> this is "entertainment tonight>> welcome, everybody. well, we have new video of michael jackson's daughter, paris, just hours after she reportedly tried to commit suicide again, and what has happened to michael's son. >> that's a big question everybody is asking, and we have new reporting on all three kids and how their lives have been rocked by the "leaving neverland" documentary. >> can you talk to us one second? tell us you're okay. >> they were talking about you slashing your wrists. could you just kill that rumor for us? >> paris jackson showed her wrist to the paup raw zi so to the shut down a report she tried to kill herself. >> why were you in the hospital? >> "e.t." did however confirm that authorities responded to a call involving an attempted suicide at her home. >> it's a 41 rescue 827 psychiatric problem. rescue 827 upgrade to emergency. >> a source later downplayed the incident telling "e.t." it was an accident at her home, but still paris has been open about her mental health struggles in the past. s

j-lo's twins max and emme, and a-rod has two twins.we discovered in our archives, years before getting together, they shared a verbatim stance on gratitude. >> how lucky am i? >> how lucky am i? >> i'm incredibly blessed. >> i count my blessings. >> they went to the gala in 2018, and "e.t." saw their electrifying chemistry during their joint interview with hollywood's hottest couples. >> it has got to feel so good how people just love you two as a couple. it's incredible to see the reaction out there, and how much people are kind of, like, you know, into this. >> i think we're very alike in many ways andic that's what makes it work and i think that's why people respond. >> we're alike, except i can't sing, dance, act and i don't look like her. besides that, we're twins. >> i love them together. this is actually the fifth time j-lo has been proposed to that we know of. can you name the other four guys that we know of? and what about the famous ladies in a-rod's past? we'll take a look back at alex and jenn's road to love. that is coming

any information that we do receive that we are going to follow up on. >> carrieri solving her twin's murder means finding peace. >> if there is someone out there who has some information, what would you say to them. >> oh, just please come forward, this is just ripping me apart. >> carrieri says her family has sued for and has never been able to view the autopsy report or the original police report. the state attorney's office told cbs3 t won't release the documents because it is an active investigation. up next, how aol cofounders steve case is aiming to invest in the midwest. >> quijano: a ao investor steve case says middle america is being ignored when it comes to venture capital investment. now he's on a mission to discover entrepreneurs living in the heartland. sharyn alfonsi reports on this week's "60 minutes." >> the entrepreneurs are looking for a cash infusion from case to jump start their business. kaition-- case is looking for the next big idea and is knee deep in his quest. >> typically how hard has it been for these guys out here to get the attention of. >> superhard, su

. >> today mark segraves toured the exhibit withcole's twin daughters. >> reporter: nat king cole had a voe like no other. while he died at the young age 45, he left behind a tremendous body of work, including dozens of hit records, as well ass. movies and tv sh cole was the first african-american singer to have his own network show. >> h broke so mu racial barriers. >> reporter: when he died in 1965, dis twinghters were only three years old. they got to know their father through hisco s, as well as the memories of family, friends, and fans. they admit their father's legacy can be at times overwhelming. >> was this person real? was this person our father? it's almost like the mystery of santa claus. >> reporter: at the national muse of african-american history and culture they were greeted by the museum's director.ers his

they're twins. meet caleb and cody martin. they were born one minute apart.ailer raised in north carolina raised by a single mother. their mother works three jobs and now gets emotional when she talks about her son's accomplishments. >> i'm super proud. super proud of them. i don't even know if they understand how proud i am of them. >> the martin twins are among the best college players in the nation, and they both could wind up playing in the nba. >>> coming up only on "cbs morning news," the dinosaurs are returning to the smithsonian. a sneak peek at dinosaur hall that has been under renovation. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. new lysol wipes are crazy strong. don't believe us? we got this workout class to compare them to clorox. wow! feel the strength of new lysol wipes. dude! are you looking at this? can i take those? no. >>> our top stories th

scott hughes and her identical twin sister virginia were always close.rted having trouble with her memory and thinking, scott knew something wasn't right. and virginia was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. >> it was not like her because she was so outgoing and loving. she wasn't going to be who she had been before. and that is tragic to see in a person you love. >> reporter: with one twin having alzheimer's and the other healthy, researchers at duke eye center studying the link between eye and brain health thought the sisters were a good case to examine. they took images of their eyes saying the sister with alzheimer's had decreased blood flow in the retina. that spurred a study of more than 200 people. >> cognitive healthy normal individuals do not have these changes in the retina. >> reporter: leader research dr. sharon fekrat said the eyes may be a window to the brain health. >> these changes happening in the retina of the eye may actually mirror the blood vessel changes happening in the brain of individuals with alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: sc

returning now to our top story and that's new zealand where there's been shootings and twin attacks in the city of christ church here's what we know so far forty nine people are dead and dozens have been seriously injured two mosques were targeted during friday prayers three people are in police custody police found explosive devices in cars in the city the main suspect is an australian citizen with a history of right wing extremism he broadcast the first attack live on the internet police have charged the man with murder and it will appear in court on saturday world leaders have joined in condemning the attack in a place where gun violence is relatively rare. new zealand now a country on edge. on lockdown. health officials have activated mosque casualty plans. the carnage unfolded at the busiest of times the biggest mosque in the country worshipers at friday prayers described a man dressed in military fatigues and armed. and he had. given. and here's the address of the military and he's begun machine gun. put out one and . another to get a gun. and they're here but. what they're doing

grapes assault to bolster the household finances the twins also grow their own vegetables. or whatever but our wages are just enough to pay for the electricity water and gas the price of gas alone has gone up twelve times more than it was five years ago. the increase in gas prices is a direct result of the conflict with russia things were different five years ago as the grenades were flying sunday asked his father to build a bunker. i mean if they want might it it was you know you were the first to light the candle back then to. the mrs he did even as my wife was five months pregnant back then and my son was six when he came to us with this idea and said don't be afraid i know how to keep you safe. you could hear gunfire just two kilometers away. not greater as i had the idea of bringing candles and matches and everything necessary so we could live here. at first my wife and i were shocked that he wanted to prepare everything so we could stay here in safety in case the bombs came. and i did so then i reinforced the ceiling with metal good as. we put in new beams and poured

state owned companies get support from kiev so far they have not been mass redundancies the twins and their colleagues are highly skilled dock workers but often all there is for them to do is clean work that this is a well paid work elite work that. the neighboring shipyard is experiencing tough times too with little actual work to do so geishas teet cohen his colleagues passed the time playing dominoes. unlike the poor this privately owned firm does not receive state support. james we're hoping that power will change hands in the next elections my mother through my veins. at the moment we spend most of our time sitting at home and our pay has been cut. the conflict should stop then everything will get easier. larry. this shipyard has lost most of its income because sixty percent of the orders came from russia the long standing company was successful join the time and dissolve the soviet union and the new republic of ukraine so guy's grandfather also worked at the shipyard. i feel torn russia is close to my heart and ukraine is my home i wish they were brothers again as they used to b

tournament time, and before you bet against nevada, meet the trtin twins.ting the odds all their lives. caleb and cody martin were born one minute apart and just completed one more step in their unikely journey. >> and that's caleb. cody. my goodness. ss reporter: winning the mountain west college basketball conference title, celebrated on senior night at the university of nevada. it's a whole country and aneration away from north carolina where they were raised by a single mom in a single-wide trailer. ngle would do it all again. >> glor: as hard as it was? >> absolutely. a> glor: jenny bennett was involved in an interracial selationship as a teenager. when she got pregnant she had to leave the house. sh she worked three jobs to support the kids, someone once burned a cross outside her home. when there is a cross burning in your front yard, i don't even-- >> the emotions, the feelings, you're like... you just don't understand why. how can somebody be so mean? >> glor: it's beyond mean. >> yeah, you think, what's going w happen to your children when you're

the twins are. of now only work a four day week at the port for two thirds of their regular pay. for the oil it's more than an economic blockade on the whole region is being suffocated. all of the differences left on the ukrainian controlled territory depend on our port. state owned companies get support from kiev so far they have not been mass redundancies the twins and their colleagues are highly skilled dock workers but often all there is for them to do is clean work then this is all well paid work elite work that. the neighboring shipyard is experiencing tough times too with little actual work to do geishas teet cohen his colleagues passed the time playing dominoes. unlike the poor this privately owned firm does not receive state support. now again we're hoping that power will change hands in the next elections mine are the thing that being said. at the moment we spend most of our time sitting at home and our pay has been cut. the conflict should stop then everything will get easier. this shipyard has lost most of its income because sixty percent of the orders came from russi

gene is getting trials involve consenting adults but the twin girls known as lulu and nona weren't given a choice the changes to their genes are likely permanent and with consequences unknown the technology to use these extremely error prone and utilizes genetic modification pathways within the cells that. pretty much. very hard to control and particularly have been known to cause the toshiba's elsewhere in the genome dr he used the chris because ninety acknowledging not to correct but to genetically enhanced of raises the specter of scientists creating so-called designer babies in the lead to potentially make them stronger faster smarter even many scientists are pushing for clear and transparent guidelines even advocating a pause until countries can agree on how to meet the challenges of germline it is having a panel of scientists assembled by the world health organization is now working on a way forward maidana hond al-jazeera. our let's bring in our panel now in singapore we have bio medical ethicist owen schaefer who is an assistant professor at the national university of singapore i

them when they were just five years old united smile was killed again inside the alamo mosque his twin brother was outside the mosque parking the car and was uninjured in the attack so yes it's been slow but the process of saying farewell to those killed in this attack is on the way and the prime minister way has been very impressive in her leadership and she and she's been speaking again. yes she is getting a lot of praise isn't she from people not just in new zealand but a lot of praise around the world for her leadership through this very difficult time and it's interesting though nick in that media conference she was asked a lot by both new zealand and foreign media about external issues things like u.s. president donald trump and what he has said or hasn't said about the issue of white extremism and whether those sorts of things contribute contributed to this attack but she constantly deflected those questions in this media conference instead saying look my priority is on what is going on here in christchurch my priority is on trying to work through the issues that have arisen her

lamar is a twin, the night we got buckle, my husband was up with his twin sister, saying they had tog the hospitals, we didn't know where he was. what had you been told had happened? he had been stabbed. we didn't know it was fatal, we were told he was stabbed in east london. my husband left with his twin sister. i run 999, i got a very mundane police officer who said something has happened in east london but there was not a fatality. then i heard sirens at about 2am, i am saying, why is that simon so large? then the door knocked. when i went downstairs that was a policewoman outside my porch, she said, mrs stewart? i said, policewoman outside my porch, she said, mrs stewart? isaid, yes. she said, mrs stewart? isaid, yes. she saidi said, mrs stewart? isaid, yes. she said i have an instruction to take you to the royal london hospital now ina blue you to the royal london hospital now in a blue light. i didn't know what to do. i ran my husband, he said, just get in the car. it was the longest post —— budge kleckers journey. i did not get to see lamar until he had died. we are broken. we

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." >> any chance the twins will come in on the last season? plus, can you believe livin' la vida loca is two decades old? what's crazier, our ricky martin throwback closed captioning provided by -- we're all busy. we've got kids to drop off. races to run. dogs to walk. and we're going to plant a garden? yes we are. because the home depot makes it easy. with plants that are bred to thrive where we live. ♪ so our gardens can burst with color. ♪ we can all make time for spring. ♪ because today is the day for doing. ♪ the home depot. more saving. more doing. >>> hitting some big kegs. >> look at chris hemsworth hitting the waves or as he calls it some big kegs. is that aussie? >> one thing you may not know about chris is he loves pizza, and the more pizza he eats the more shredded he gets. gonna hate the fact that i told you that, guys. he will look at a dumbbell, do maybe four or five curls, and it's quadrupled in size. how is that even possible? >> secrets to how chris looks like this? we got 'em, thanks to bobby holland hanton, his body double

she admits she's lost time with her husband and children because she's been so consumed with her twin'she's willing to put up her inheritance to pay for a possible breakthrough. >> some of the pictures i can't even tell us apart. >> reporter: jenny says no one knew her twin sister jodi better than she did. racterher.ole night was v her boyfriend.a sarch in around 4:00 a.m., she gave someone a ride home, bought more alcohol and made phone calls from a store parking lot. >> she never would haveit in a parking lot. >> reporter: according to police, a witness at a gas station saw a man in a white bmw approach her car. the two spoke but as she began to drive away, the suspect shot her through her car's rear passenger window, severing her spine. she then somehow drove across the street. >> when she stopped, he drove up to her car and got out, and i think she had died at that point. the witnesses said he reached over her body, put her car in park and took something out of it. >> reporter: 23 years later with no leads, she is desperate for answers. >> at least i had a day of hope, that's more t

it happened before 4:00 yesterday afternoon on the 37 corvette line in twin peaks. with the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: a muni driver on her regular route had just pulled up to this bus stop near twin peaks and san francisco. two women got on board but had no money to pay for their ride. >> people came on to a vehicle and did not have fare. there was an altercation between the operator and the people on board. >> reporter: it happened just before 4:00 wednesday afternoon at burnett and park ridge along the 37 corvette line. >> eventually the two suspects began to assault the driver . the bus driver incurred from non-life-threatening injuries during the assault. >> reporter: even after attacking the driver, they did not stop there. >> that attack, one of the suspects grabbed the bag of the bus operator and

was during twin peaks because we weren't running twin peak service. but as you can see, it is relatively stable. if we're just looking at the median travel time but these next charts here show the distribution. the j and the n have relatively tight distributions. although this long tail is related to the major incidents i was talking about. so, when things get totally stopped. i think the more challenging distribution is what we're seeing here on the k.l. m. and this is what the customers are experiencing day in and day out. >> guess which one of these they remember. >> exactly. tightening this up is the primary focus of our program. this last chart here is the subway through-put. i know it is -- i'm asking you guys to maybe be more statisticians than you typically are. but the middle line here shows the average time it takes to turn around a train in the a.m. and p.m. peak, whether you're going to the near pocket to far pocket. what we need is for as much of these bars to be below that red line as possible. in order for the subway to really work reli

imagine twin shaqs, or shaq triplets? i'm shaq. i'm shaq. i'm shaq. twins are the best.ouisiana state wins. that's where i went to school. i'm shaq. >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] i hope that that helped you out. [ applause ] a little advice for you. let's get to another suggestion here. this one is from craig hathaway. hey jimmy. i read that cvs is changing their hold music for the first time in 20 years. do you have any idea what the new hold music will sound like? that's a great question. thanks for asking me. well, here's what their original hold music sounded like. ♪actly the same. but they just added lyrics. here, let me -- let me give them a call, and [ dial tone ] [ phone ringing ] ♪ >> we are experiencing unusually high call volume at this time. but please, stay on the line. ♪ ♪ on hold you're on hold you're on hold with cvs ♪ ♪ that used to stand for consumer value store but now it just stands for cvs ♪ ♪ when you come by at your leisure to test your blood pressure [ cheers and applause ] oh cvs we love you so ♪ ♪ but maybe you should call back

two sets of identical twins two w.h.o. fell in love at a fair for twins and plan to marry. they plan to live in the same home so the families can be raised together. they hope to get pregnant at the same time. that's a lot of planning. >> yes, that's fascinating though. >> what are you doing tonight at 7:00, sis? okay, me too. >> double check. >> that's a reality show in the making. >> there you go. >> also twin fairs. ooh. >> all right, so look at the weather today, it's a twin from a couple weeks ago, the rain moving in. >> we're on repeat here, still spring storms moving through the bay area, and we're going to have two of them this week. the first one moving through is moving very slowly. so here we are, looking live outside in walnut creek, it's a dry start to the day, and our temperatures in the upper 40s. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and the rain moving in later on this morning, into the afternoon, after high temperatures reach up to the mid-60s today. we're already seeing that rain across much of northern sonoma and marin counties, and then farther to the north

twin peaks repair was in the west portal tunnel when the contractors cut one of our fiber cables that was serving our backup because we have redundancy in the backup and needed that repaired expeditiously and wanted to facilitate that payment they'll work that contract item through the other. >> commissioner: directors any questions ob this exciting contract? >> i have a couple questions. we originally thought this could be done by 2015 when we awarded it at 2012 and we're at 90% and there was a two-year lapse. i'm confused on what happened i guess. >> i can try since this predated lisa's time with the agency in assuming the management of the contract. this was a complex project with harris doing some of the work and i've been meeting with the team every woo two-weeks for the -- two weeks for the life of the contract which suggests hasn't the level of management of oversight it's needed as we hit many problems along the way. with the design build prath project we didn't hand it over. we created a spec and worked with them with harris and conduent to try to get to the final design requ

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