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

|j care tailored towards twins?”, many different ones. it's been a whirlwind couple of days. professor, it's interesting, the main objective was to make sure that followed the guidelines from nice and the government has sent a statement commending the twin and multiple births association work saying it demonstrates how many lives can be saved when the nhs follows the latest clinical guidelines. couldn't they always follow the latest clinical guidelines? is that surprising to you? it's not surprising. nice produces excellent guidelines backed up by high—quality evidence and they make sure it is tailored to fit the uk practice and targets in the nhs. the problem we know that the implementation of the guidelines is is not within the remit of nice to ensure the implementation. so if we are to successfully implement the guidelines we need a dedicated effort to overcome the barriers to implementation. for example, improving awareness and knowledge, training health care professionals. more importantly making sure you have e

twins. their home is burned down and everything it contains i'm in for an entire year no one is permitted to speak to the couple. aka people believe that only animals can give birth to more than one baby at a time. line is that when a woman gives birth to twins an evil spirit must be at work. who know none of. the rules. nothing can be a choice cousin has died. a member of the family must attend the funeral which is being held in the village on a nearby hill located part way to town. king mum the youngest son is leaving. he won't visit again for a month. the funeral ceremony began a week ago. the figure on the horse represents the deceased. on the second horse some of his belongings will accompany him on his final journey. the deceased rides into the forest where he will be buried at night. the shaman must kill the water buffalo with a single stab of the spear as part of the ritual sacrifice. to make sure the family continues to prosper the head of the buffalo must be noisily brought to the

what lessons fires there in the twin towers. what lesso ns ca n fires there in the twin towers. is a forever material. it can get damaged, but it can be repaired. the buildings that we have a lwa ys repaired. the buildings that we have always known, these buildings that have timber roofs are susceptible to fire. they have known that since they started building. what we will learn now is, i'd presume there will be more effort put into fire suppression systems up in that interstitial space. and whether it gets rebuilt with timber or are more fire resistant material like steel or concrete will be up to the people who do the work. i am sure it will get a longer life for the rebuild. all right, david bigs, we appreciate your time all right, david bigs, we appreciate yourtime and all right, david bigs, we appreciate your time and expertise. thank you. a structural engineer who investigated by the twin towers colla pse investigated by the twin towers collapse after september 11. —— david biggs. we pause on that particular story now. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc spor

so in conclusion -- >> they are twins. >> our bodies aren't exactly the same. the same but it doesn't mean we developed the same. >> on the bright side, now you know how to tell them apart. you have the cheese -- >> and you have milk. >> right, got it. >> problem solved. >>> things are done differently in different parts of the world, we know that. here in south korea justin and his girlfriend have moved into an apartment and are getting an appliance delivered. there's the delivery guy with the appliance on his back. >> it's a korean currier. >> yes, it is. but he drops the refrigerator off on this really cool little appliance escalator. >> that's pretty cool. they have figured it out. >> this is great. >> yeah, they lift it right up op this on this elevator. >> this is brilliant. >> the delivery guys join them on the patio where the box is then opened. the refrigerator is slid out. they don't even bring the box in the house. they leave the packaging right there on the lift. job done. >> american moving companies -- >> pay attention. >>> padraig hall has a popp

and with twin peaks, that wasn't the case at all. we were only in a two block radius, we came in and then left. those are the three different projects, but some of them have the same themes. it is like any neighborhood you live in, what is important to us is probably entirely different to what's important to the mission. if you're looking at van ness, it is different than if you're looking at a quarter like geary. you need to work with the community early on and help them. and west portal did help us develop this whole plan that we put together. so i wanted to convey the differences between the projects. we'll these projects were all before the city implemented our new construction program, a lot of the elements were already implemented prior to that program. but this is helping us understand now that these elements should be part of the actual contract before it goes out to bid. so in the future, while we're still trying to fix some of the projects that have already come, that are already in process, we're looking at the future down

the twin cities is a hub for refugees, specifically somali americans, as is rochester. we have a lot of somali americans in this area too. the fact that she was elected speaks to the fact that we are becoming a diverse state. people in those communities really have a voice in politics for the first time. people from minnesota are notoriously dedicated to civic life. we have voter turnout that exceeds many states in the nation, even in primaries. my recollection is the 2018 primary was extraordinarily high on election day. we are going to continue to see that, especially wit one of our -- when one of our own on the ballot. that will motivate people. >> i stand before you as the first woman elected to the united states senate from the state of minnesota. two announced my candidacy for presidency of the united states. >> things to know about her is she has been extraordinarily pop -- popular since she entered office. her approval ratings have been very high and that has not changed since she decided to run for president. she is well liked. i think the big question is wheth

a groundbreaking study by nasa has compared two twins on cognitive tests, but one is in space and onerovides valuable insights into the effects of extended spaceflight on the human body, which will help to plan a future mission to mars. astronaut scott kelly was sent up to the international space station for a year, while his twin brother, former astronaut mark kelly, stayed at home and lived his life as normal. researchers have been testing their biology and comparing them, hoping to get an idea of how the human body responds to being in space for long periods of time. well, to discuss the findings is dr susan bailey from of colorado state university, who was involved in the study at nasa. thank you forjoining us this evening. first of all, explain to us what the research found, what was the difference between these two men? thank you very much for having me, and foryour men? thank you very much for having me, and for your interest in the study. certainly there were a lot of things studied in the twin study, lots of different things, many of which came back to normal when scott kelly

so didof jewish twins, is todaya web designer in jerusalem. american that makes the twin is known to you as sheryl sandberg, the ceo of facebook. they are not facebook friends that i've been told that father and mother are pick it seems fitting to close this survey of more than 350 years of american jewish women's activism with a pair of letterwriters whose words and deeds will reverberate across the generations to those who will write the next chapter in the history of america's jewish women. thank you. [applause] >> i i understand with time to take questions. i'd be delighted to have conversation. i i can move away from here, right? or do you need me right here? questions, thoughts, comments? >> i just want to say thank you for bringing out the voices of jewish women. it's an issue i often have in my experience of being a jewish woman of where are the voices of the women. so i am particularly grateful for someone who marks them, write to them, and makes them known, so i i appreciate your. >> hanky. tanks. one of the things as a a story i thi

they recently just completed building a digital twin of the aegis platform so today on a ddg there's 12 large racks of computers that operate the aegis weapons system. they were able to put the twin in a box about this big and they are working to get it down to just one, what do we call them? i don't even know what they call those things, computers. but what's happened there is it allows us to put a digital twin on an existing ship, operate in a dev ops environment real time at sea, operating the weapons system separate from the actual 12 racks of certified gear, and see if we can, in the case we had just a few weeks ago, can we hit a target with a live weapon, a live target, live weapon, with the digital twin. first time didn't go right. but within 24 hours, because it's a dev ops environment, the software engineers were able to make the appropriate changes, next day, hit the target. for those of you guys in the room, how long you think that would have taken under normal circumstances? six months is generous. so this is the remarkable change that occurs when you can digitize platfor

we're breaking down her new doc from twin talk. >> i had to get emergency c-section. >> to the diet reveal that has fans shocked >> i'm hungry >>> then -- lori loughlin, the victim? her new strategy to fight the college scam charges >>> plus, if you ever catch me and stedman you should be mad at him. >> wait a minute. gayle and oprah get real on cheating friends and drama. >>> and a-rod reveals secrets about his proposal to j.lo. >>> then -- >> my name is kevin frazier. >> nice try. our exclusive couples unsoecensd and his husband david. >> where are the children? >> the children! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." ♪ >>> the sleep deprivation in this nation, around the world today, is so real. and it is all because of beyonce. her documentary dropped last night at midnight. along with a new live album. >> can we just amazing we learned so much that we never knew about her pregnancy, the twins, and this really blew me away -- how the queen bey got back in stage shape. >> i got pregnant unexpectedly. i was 218 pounds the day i gave birth. i had an extremely difficult pregnancy. and in the

>> j.lo put in the hot seat by her own twins. this could get uncomfortable. >> what? plus the bizarre way kim k. is celebrating her baby on the way. >>> and kids steal the spotlight at kelly and gwen's big premiere and how kelly's 4-year-old is at kelly and gwen's big premiere and how kelly's 4-year-old is following in her mom's everyone could use a little romance... even your feet.. the (new) amopé pedi perfect with diamond crystals gives you smooth results in just seconds that you'll fall in love with instantly. available at walmart in the foot care aisle. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® >>> minutes away on "e.t." rami malek, how the oscar (woman) have you smelled this litter? (man) no. (woman) nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. unscented odor control like that? try tidy cats free & clean. moving? th

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? in terms of treating sensitivity, 3 days is really fast. the dentist is going to be able to provide that to their patients. sensodyne rapid relief in my opinion is a game changer. it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. it has a formulation that lays down a barrier of protection against s

the season finale of "twin peaks." aggressively bizarre new abc series. ♪ for anyone who doesn't know, it's an offbeat murder mystery set in a logging town in the pacific northwest. the series opened with the murder of 17-year-old laura palmer. for all those patient viewers, seven weeks of sorting out suspects and sticking with the show was going to pay off last night in the season's big finale. judd rose gets into the "twin peaks" spirit. >> there's a strange new tv show. every time it's on people sit in front of their sets like logs. they record every episode on their vcrs. the next day at work that's all they talk about. diane, sam? it's very mysterious. the body of laura palmer was just the first strange thing to surface. we've seen crying ke a wolf.ls and the lady who talks to her log. >> one day my log will have something to say about this. >> reporter: but "twin peaks" has also been perhaps the most hypnotic whodunit to ever hit the home screen. >> who killed laura palmer? >> the deceptionist. >> i think leland.

twins scott andark kelly took part in this, right. after scott kelly spent nearly c year in he returned and was compared to his brother, mark, his twin. researchers fou tha the chromosomes that shortened in mark as hect agedlly grew longer in scott while he was in space during the same. ye >> hmm. >> they even found some of scott's gene activity changed aboard the space station. hase returning, 90% returned to normal. scientists say the study will help as they try to send astronautsack to the moon and beyond. >> okay. >> things have t change in space. there's no gravity. >> right. but did the lengthened chromosomes means what? >> that's beyond my -- >> liv longer? i don't know. >> maybe it will help us understand disease and how the bodies work. >>> in recent years, schoolshe across country have made a push to inspire young women to get involved in sciencend technology. >> four fairfax county middle schoolers are doing that movement proud. news4's aimee cho planes. reporter: spend even a second with these seventh graders, and you, too

there is a "twin peaks," and these people live in a high elevation, they have banquet halls, their private security, and outside the city walls, places to make the comparison, the market, your peasantry, urban peasantry, and they live amid disease, and that is exactly what is going on in san francisco. the common denominator between san francisco today in the medieval city of the past as there is no middle class. illegal immigration, zoning, environmental radicalism, drove people out of san francisco. they can't afford to live there. in general, california, people could not be shielded from the

simply compare one identic t twin again other.rk a former astronaut, he experienced none of that. the question what would happen if we went on a two and a half noigs mars? >> today is my six rep day. >> reporter: from the minute he arrived on the space station, scott kelly was a test. >> we've collected a of data on our time here. >> reporter: t tests continued back on earth. how did a year s inpace affect his body? three years later, the results are in. the biggest surprise? >> 7% of my genes which is dna, rna, and h proteine now expressed themselves differently. >> reporter: in space,s kell genes suddenly became far mar active. gened related t immune responses, infla nation, and cell growth. perhaps frompace radiation exposure which increases his risk of cancer. and something else. the protective ends on his chromosomes suddenly got longer in that's good news. longer telomeres help protect against the aging but as soon as he was back on earth, they shrank. susan bailey at colorado state university says that could be a concern. >

nasa uses twins to reveal the effects of the space travel. the landmark study that could change how we look at extended tile off of earth it )s a story you )ll only see . >> coming up, california live" followed by access live. then days of our lives at 1:00. >> coming up, california live" followed by access live. then days of our lives at 1:00. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (son) nice save! >>> well, it is a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. 12 buses are out of service this morning following a scabies scare. it is a skin condition caused by tiny mites. one driver is currently being treated. three others fear they may have it. one driver says he's concerned the buses are too dirty. >> that is a little alarming. i think they should check to make sure it isn't from taking the bus. >> the pest control company term ex is treating the buses. service as extra precaution. >> a city supervisor is hoping to find homeless in ther in every district. under this plan, each district t 30 months. already have one n it'

hey, listen, hav to haveour best ears on for the orioles and twins. it's a fashion statement. bottom of the 8th, orioles down 4-2. the bases loaded, two outs, a little check swing gets a trevor hilton runs into the field. gets out at first. out of the bases loaded, bottom of the 9th, two on. the last strike,om v.r. ces through. sends the ball into left allwa e to the wall. one run comes in to score. runner holds at third, r.b.i. double, and the orioles are within a run. later on bases loaded. pedro, former national-1 3 count. buddy swinging. severino, that's going to right field. lots of missed opportunities for the orioles. they lose this onethe twins 4-3. >>> you 7know, final minutes of the capitals game, 6-1 to the s hurricanesnley cup playoff, you could hear the fans at capital one arena chanting t.j. oshie. it was a win for t.j.hi ose. and the capitals will have to continue to w without oshie. oshie underwent surgery on a fractured right collarbone. he suffered the injury in the game fr loss to the hurricanes after taking a hit from one and slamming into the. bo vogel giv

. >> so your ultrasound results, i saw a multiple pregnancy, so i saw twins.okay, i measured one at 5.4, so five weeks and four days. and twin b at 5.6. okay? >> okay. >> all right. so i'm going to do your blood pressure. now, does this change anytng in your decision today? >> no. >> and it doesn't change anything on our end, as well. >> okay. >> so everything stays just the same. >> this is not a position that i ever thought i would be in. my initial thought was, right, like, this shoutt this, be, you know, a secret that i, that i take to my, that i take to my grave, because it'll change how peoe you know, see me fundamentally, or, or people will judge me for this." (women speaking indistinctly) >> okay. >> and you can set your thingsik down, anywhere you le. all right, i'm going to haveig you lay back where you are and just open your pants for me. >> okay. >> so the gel's going to feel a little cold on your stomach, okay? >> mm-hmm. >> muttering) i'm seeing something that, uh, resembles another sac. twins. >> oh, mgod. (exhales) g >> so i'm gointo do some...

twins. >> oh, my god. (exhales) >> so i'm going to do some... >> what does that mean?ke, like, is e procedure any different? >> no, it's exactly the same, it's no diffent. >> why does it feel so different? d >> ws it feel different? >> my god, yeah. e >> when she said that thre twins, i wasn't prepared for that at all. i didn't even consider the possibility. (sniffles) i don't know.na it's not a ratthing. it felt... it made things a little different. >> it's a hard dision. >> it completely does. you guys, you're six weeks right now, which means you haveme plenty of do you feel like, if you guys for, like, even, like,about it days and made sure that this is what you want to do, like, that time to think about ite more like, i want you to be certain that this is what you want to do. >> it s, it was a double punch. >> oh, yeah, for sure. >> it was, um... we're not taking this lightly at all. >> i want you guys to be confident, and you can always reschedule and come back on tuesday, if you want. >> i areciate that, and i, i... for, like... our son couldn't do it.on he ihe s

those twin boys grew up in san antonio, texas. they both went to stanford university, and then to harvard law school. joaquin became a congressman. he still serves in the u.s. congress today. his identical twin brother, julian, at age 26, just one year out of law school, became the youngest city councillor in san antonio history. he ultimately became mayor of san antonio. he was the youngest big city mayor in the country. 2012, as a rising national star in the democratic party, he was tapped to give the keynote address at the 2012 democratic national convention. >> the american dream is not a sprint or even a marathon, but a relay. our families don't always cross the finish line in the span of one generation, but each generation passes on to the next the fruits of their labor. my grandmother never owned a house. she cleaned other people's houses so she could afford to rent her own. but she saw her daughter become the first in her family to graduate from college. and my mother fought hard for civil rights, so that instead of a mop,

they recently just completed building a digital twin of the egis platform. so today on the ddg, there are 12 large racks of computers and the operate the system and they were able to put the twin in a box this big and they are working to get it down to just one, what do we call them -- i do not know what they call those things, computers. [laughter] adm. moran: but it allows us to put a digital twin on an existing ship, operate in a developmental development, real-time at sea operating the weapons a system separate from the actual 12 racks of certified gear. the casef we can, in we had a few weeks ago, can we had a target with a live weapon, live target with a live weapon with a digital twin. the first time did not go right, but within 24 hours, because it is a dev-ops environment, engineers were able to make changes and the next day hit the target. for those guys in the room, how long do you think that would have taken under normal circumstances? about six months, and that is generous. so this is the remarkable change that happens when you can digitize plat

>>> scientists have learned a lot about humans think the twins. generic. others a result of the environment. we are now learning how the bodies affected outside the earth's atmosphere thanks to the special set of twins.>> reporter: looking for clues about the evolution of mars. a trip to mars has been decades in the making. there are many pieces to the puzzle. like the long trip just to get there. mars is a nine-month one-way trip. once more finding out how the body will react to living in space. doctors and scientists have been studying this area for decades. they hit the jackpot with these identical twins came on board. astronauts scott and mark kelly. the are retired but the last project for nasa involved a year-long study of their bodies. scott from his 340 day stay on the space station. and mark 250 miles below in houston. it gave doctors a chance to see how taxing space can be on the body. they compared dna gut bacteria and even how a flu shot functions. scott got drastic changes. he was two inches taller than his brother when he returned.>>

pictures of the twin towers falling.as on with stephen colbert last week and in her view, this comes with the territory. >> there are many members of the community that their identities are a lightning rod, being used as political football, talking about immigrants, women of color, people of color, minorities. >> muslims specifically. >> muslims specifically. i just happen to embody all of those identities. >> she was rightly criticized in my view by people in both parties for anti sematic posts. if you watch the whole speech, yes, you can make the case that when you refer to 9/11, you should be very careful about the words you choose. it's a fair point. the speech is about civil liberties. the speech is about muslims, 18, 19 years later still being looked at suspiciously. some of the criticism is taking the broader goals of the speech out of context. >> i'm going to talk about this purely politically and put the moral question aside. this is a fight the president wants to have. he's not someone who casually chooses his

a two of diamonds for my twin boys.>> the skeleton is life? >> represents life and death. something -- something common everybody mythological times. you know? >> that one probe got me in the most trouble. i've got flaming skulls that are kind of in the genre of ed harding or his type of artwork. they're just flaming skulls like i said, and yeah, they do have some bling here. so they were rich pirates. the d.a. at the time quickly seized upon how negative that will particular tattoo looked and that i must be a violent person. and i can't be allowed to be in the community. i'm just too high of a risk. i guess the thought that ran through my mind was gee, this is the only thing they can come up with to set my bail was the nature of my tattoos or that i had tattoos? i'm a violent person for having tattoos. i'm just a danger to society. >> coming up, cort holbrook's jury returns its verdict. ive sa. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard

. >>> up next we see results of a one-of-a-kind study of twins.ans will be able to spend years or even live in outer space.>>> did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90 a month. it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> scientists with learned a lot about humankind and the twins. some personality traits are genetic while others are result of the environment.>> how the body is affected outside the earth's atmosphere thanks to a special set of twins.>> reporter: looking for clues about the evolution of mars. a trip to mars has been decades in the making. there are many pieces to the puzzle. like the long trip just to get there. mars is a nine-month one-way trip. what is more

. >>> orioles visiting the twins. not much going right for the birds today. bottom three, dn 2-0. bases loaded for marwin gonzales. he tes itting into shallow center. miscommunication by the oriole outfweelders and it fal in, two runs score. a two-run single for him and the twins out to a 4-0 lead. a bright spot for the os in the seventh. kyle gibson only allowing two hits till now. khris davis launching oneri to t center. that's out of here. his third of the season. buty the onl offense the orioles could manage, they lose 4-1. >>> of ladies, look at this. april showers but what about beer showers. milwaukee's ryan braun trying to make a catch. y instead, see it here. he gets a nice little beer shower from one of the fans. >> what? >> wait, is that likehe opposing team? >> it is. he tried to catch tal b too and. >> alcohol abuse. >> that ain't right. >> on a scale of one to gross, i'm thinking more. >> come on. a waste of beer at the ballpark. those are like $17. >> that's what i'm saying here. toomuch. >> all right. >> we'll go back t it. watching playoff hockey without the capit

i'm in alameda were perhaps the best argument for controlling the high cost of rent is coming from twin 13- year-old girls. we will have the story coming up. >>> we are also going to talk about what's happening tonight. the fog and sprinkles and the prospect for something completely different coming up in the forecast after the break. >>> and mma fire fighter that suffered a mysterious fall from a highway overpass is taking steps to a long recovery. we were able to speak with him today. >> i talked to sam and his mother and his mother teared up as he-- as she saw her son. she said he was ashen and and lifeless and cold to the touch. he has been fighting ever since to regain his life. >> broken back, shattered pelvis and it's a roadmap to trauma. >> i'm so used to doing this, walking running training doing everything i possibly can to be the best version of myself as a fighter. >> two weeks ago a passing but passerby found him floating in the river and it appears he fell or perhaps was pushed plummeting 60 feet to the river below. >> he looked like he was already dead. he was cold, he wa

>> j.lo put in the hot seat by her own twins. this could get uncomfortable. >> what? plus the bizarre way kim k. is celebrating her baby on the way. >>> and kids steal the spotlight at kelly and 4-year-old is following in her mom's >>> minutes away on "e.t." rami >>> introducing my new.t." rami spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. tastier... i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. ♪ >>> see that right there, that's that new love smile when you're infatuated love style. miranda lambeth with her husband in new york. they met in november, they tied the knot in january. that's that new happiness smile. >> when you know you know, buddy. >> is that what it is? >> the but this was a surprise. they didn't tell anyone they got married until after valentine's day. >

one of the boys is my twin. the girls are four and 11 years old.e boys, my twin brother is 16, like me, and my big brother is 18. my father works in construction and he also fishes here in the ciÉnaga de zapatosa. my mother is a housewife and she also earns money by cooking for other people. yes, i'm fascinated by thehe lessons, because i want to learn so that i can get ahead. in my free time i like to do homework or read up on things we don't learn about in school. i like go swimming at the beach with my y friends. and i also like to play football or other traditional games here in the village. i like vallenato. we live in a vallenato region. it's music that gives people a way to express their feelings, their dreams, and desires. ♪ i also like it because it's music that me and my brother can play together. i can write a song and then sing it right away at school or for our family. when we talk about the environment, i think the biggest problem is deforestation. humans created a crisis and have completely overrun nature. it makes me happy to live i

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if you are a twin yourself, people will know that if you're a twin like you are used to getting confusedrt of second nature for me. i thought it was funny they got the program wrong. this is not the first time by the way that somebody has gotten the program wrong like that and put my berry's picture instead of mine. but i said, golly, that picture he looks terrible. what's wrong today. he looks so bad. >> i did love -- what i loved is you called it out straight from the stage. keeping it them honest. >> i did. people didn't believe -- did i think half the people didn't believe. i think they thought i was making a joke because sometimes i joke that i'm a minute uglier than he is. they thought i was joking and i was like, no you got it wrong. fix that picture. >> yeah thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> outfront for us next, senator kamala harris and her secret weapon to win over a critical voting block. >> i wanted to ask you about your personal passion and trying to hire not just women but women of color throughout your campaign. >> you have to be conscious of these t

investigators say the twin engine beechcraft was taking off when something went wrong. the pilot was killed. >>> the trjic search for a teenager off of half moon bay will continue for another hour. he was swept into the ocean while boogie bordering with friends. our reporter is live at the beach. it has been so foggy,at has hampered some of the rescue efforts. >> reporter: it turned out to be quite a problem, both tonight and this evening, and as the sun went down, we noticed that friends and family sent up campfires along the beach. it looks like they're going to be out here for quite a while. deputies stayed on scene through the evening, and a coast guard boat continued searching until midnight. many of the family and friends gathered hoping for good news. janet sylvester's grandson, a s what boogie boarding with friends. >> as soon as it hit, you have a second or two to breathe, and it would come rolling in again. >> reporter: she said her grandson tried to he will.ust y float on his back and watch the waves. >> reporter: friends on shore called 911 and rescue crews

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>> my twins are 8 years old, and my eldest is 18 years old. >> jimmy: 18 years old. >> yep. >> jimmy: this year. i'm going to go on tour, and it's the very first time that my twins will not come on tour, and they already know, because i'm on the talk. and you noticed they are so active, into sports. they love it, so they're going to stay here. >> jimmy: you're not going to disrupt their lives. >> i just want the best for them. >> jimmy: you know what, two 8-year-olds along in vegas will be fine. >> i thought of something. while i'm gone, maybe rc can go and replace me at the coliseum. >> jimmy: oh, that's a good idea. >> and the twins can be the opening act. >> jimmy: get them earning. i like it. >> do you? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. the family band. we'll be back with celine after this. ♪ ♪ who can take the sun rise >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live in las vegas" are brought to you by caesars palace. go to likeacaesar.com to learn how to live like a caesar. i'm the tick and flea chewable that's "gentle by design". with an extra purified active ingredient that's gentle enough f

compare one identical twin against the other. the results are in. what did they find?his tell us about what would happen if we sent humans on a 2 1/2-year mission to mars? >> today is my sixth rep day. >> reporter: from the minute he arrived on the orbiting space station, commander scott kelly was a test subject. over 340 days he took blood and urine samples, underwent heart, eye, and memory tests. >> we've collected a lot of data on our time here. >> reporter: the tests even continued once he was back on earth. so how did a year in space affect his body? three years later, the results are in. the biggest surprise? >> 7% of my genes, which is dna, rna, and protein, have expressed themselves differently. >> reporter: in space, kelly's genes suddenly became far more active. genes related to immune responses, inflammation and cell growth. perhaps from space radiation exposure, which increases his risk of cancer. and something else. the protective ends on his chromosomes called telomeres suddenly got longer in space. that's good news. longer telomeres help protect against

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arcata, so the doctor ordered a medical airplane to rush the twins to stanford children's. david: don't mess around, get these guys into a nicu right away. chris: both families have health coverage, but their insurance companies refuse to pay. both said the air ambulances were not medically necessary. april: why do they think they're the ones equipped to make that judgment call? chris: after we got involved, each insurance company paid up, 51 grand to april and 141,000 to david. but we wondered why those prices were so high. lisa blackstock: i happen to think that that's beyond price gouging. chris: lisa blackstock is a patient advocate who helps people fight medical bills. she says air ambulances weren't always this expensive. we found a 2017 federal study that shows median medical flight prices nearly tripled from $15,000 in 2010 to $40,000 in 2016. don wharton: it is a costly, very cost-intensive industry. chris: don wharton helps run a big air ambulance company. he blames medicare and medi-cal for the big increase. they pay about $6,500 max per flight. air ambulances sa