zainab says the twins have distinct personalities. after a month, the twins are back in theatre.ain, it looks happy... this time the surgeons will separate the shared network of veins that drain blood from twin‘s brain. but disturbing this equilibrium could also do permanent damage. a portion of each twin‘s brain is being supplied by the other twin. so there is a real risk of causing a stroke at the time of the surgery, that is something that is weighing heavily on us. there could be something down there that i can‘t see at the moment. the more the surgeons try to divide the vessels that link and nourish them, the more unstable the twins become. we're going to have to take ventilation down. 0k? down? marwa‘s heart begins to fail. we are not stable, but we are less unstable. good enough for me. the anaesthetists manage to stabilise the girls so the operation can continue. because marwa is clearly the weaker twin, the surgeons decide to give her a key shared vein. the operation lasts 20 hours. so i‘m relieved, i‘m relieved. i mean there was a chance we were going to... potentially

the twins have daily physiotherapy.h some basic milestones — learning to roll, sit, and hold their heads up. # twinkle, twinkle, little star. # how i wonder what you are... safa has not fully recovered from her stroke. we made the decision that the bulk of the common vessels go to marwa, the weaker twin. and because of the decision safa suffered a stroke. so what i really want to see is the weakness safa has at the moment, and she has a weakness in her left arm and left leg, improves. so for me the big moment's going to be when she walks and when she uses her left arm properly. because, you know, i have given her that weakness and for me that's a hard thing. nearly a year since they were admitted to hospital, the girls are leaving great ormond street. the family will stay in london until the twins are strong enough to return to pakistan. the donor who paid for the surgery is continuing to support them. they are clearly going to face some challenges. but i think, overall, it's a positive outcome for them. they are going

and seeing double in greece twins from around the country put on matching outfits and make their way to a town in the northwest to take part in the 1st gathering of its kind in the nation . welcome to the program. hong kong has seen another weekend of fiery clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sunday's protests began peacefully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but later it all turned violent with one group vandalizing a nearby subway station and setting barricades a place riot police responded with tear gas and multiple arrests. as so often the protests started out peacefully. crowds saying what has become the anthem of the protest movement hillary to hong kong. i i the atmosphere was largely festive as protesters filled all the free spaces in the shopping mall some folded paper origami birds as a symbol of hope and peace then they produced a chinese flag and began trampling on it in a clear provocation aimed at beijing the sense of anger here is very real. to see even if for a very tired we can't give up our rights a lot of them where entitle to them. to

you're twins. >> shaquem griffin: 60 seconds.kes it feel like its been years since he's been born. he does good at his job, i guess, because he thinks it's a job being a big brother. >> alfonsi: do you think it's a job being a big brother? >> shaquill griffin: yes. well, if you're his big brother. it's definitely a job. >> alfonsi: we first met the twins at a family reunion in atlanta where they were sporting matching t-shirts and smiles. but back at the home they shared in seattle, they bickered like only brothers can. it took all of five minutes before a friendly ping-pong match became an argument over the score. >> shaquem griffin: so what i got? >> shaquill griffin: i got 8-3. i got one more serve. >> shaquem griffin: 8-3? no, it's my serve. it's 8-4. i knew you would try to lie. give me the ball. >> shaquill griffin: you said you got five. >> shaquem griffin: yeah, i thought you had seven. >> alfonsi: the constant competition has been going on since they were toddlers. >> shaquill griffin: you know, i'll give you an extra po

plus saying double in grace twins from around the country put on matching outfits and make their way to a town in the northwest to take on in the 1st gathering of its kind and then. i'm rebecca rivers welcome to the program hong kong has same another weekend of fiery clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sundays a protest began pace fully with demonstrate his taking over a shopping mall but later turned violent with one group vandalizing a nearby subway station and setting barricades ablaze place responded with tear gas and made multiple arrests the protest continued light into the evening. tensions in hong kong boiled over again sunday another weekend of police dispersing protesters after demonstrations descended into chaos. for the 2nd day in a row cameras caught pro-democracy activists beating a man they perceived to be on the other side. i know as so often the protests started out peacefully crowds gathered to sing what has become the anthem of the protest movement gloria to hong kong. the atmosphere was largely festive as protesters gathered in a shopping mall some

i think they'd be very beneficial to a brand or as brand ambassadors the twins also like the work. but behind the well rehearsed poses there's an ugly side children barely out of nappies are forced to work grueling hours and psychologists say they're deprived of the freedom needed for help the emotional development. there's also physical abuse. forces of a mother kicking her 3 year old daughter during a commercial shoes went viral on chinese social media earlier this year. industry insiders say it's not an isolated incident. where there's someone from the industry and i would say violent behavior is quite normal for. children don't listen to their parents i think hitting them is quite standard . regulations are in place to protect child models from overwork and exploitation but they're often ignored. union yuki's parents say it's up to the twins whether they continue modeling for now they're sure they're having fun. exactly how much of a threat are rising sea levels to cities around the world and that a very 1st of that question but the common thread is that cities in issue will be

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familiar face this weekend as a host of a gathering of tweens from around the country 172 sets of twins in fact as well as 6 sets of triplets converged for what organizers say is the 1st event of its kind in greece. double vision or just double the fun for the twins who gathered in the town of tree carla sunday's event was a festival of brotherly and sisterly love athanasian and capturing a fairly organized the event. that had made it so it's unbelievable that so many turn 6 is still to see so many tweens of different ages looks a similar deal in those that don't look so similar it's magical it's very emotional the sisters asked attendees to wear the same clothes for some participants a similar parents is just the beginning. we can read each other's thoughts even from a distance this happens both in good times and bad i can tell wherever my sister is if she's ok if she's emotional if someone has upset her if she's upset. but the intense bond has its limits what you might call double trouble from all over the gun the only thing we don't do together is watch a soccer match we back rival t

light are marking the spot where the twin towers of the world trade center once stood. e stood. the ceremony started at 6:46 a.m., the same time the first ime the first plane struck the world trade center in 2001. those mourning their loved ones spoke of the importance of visiting the memorial and being able to grieve with others. >> and just seeing her all over gives me a lot of comfort. . >> i gaths -- gathered with everyone else and we all mourned together for the same thing. thing. they feel what i feel. >> reporter: president trump spoke of his feelings on that day during remarks at the pentagon memorial. 184 people were killed there at 9/11 after flight 77 crashed into the building. >>> the city of danville and neighboring communities paid tribute it those who lost their lives on september 11, 2001. ktvu's paul chambers was that ceremony where he talked with an fbi agent who investigated the attack 18 years ago today. >> reporter: it was a patriotic evening. the stars and stripes were out in full force as more than 200 people gathered at the memorial park in danvi

the twins began posting their d.i.y. inventor videos on you tube in 2016. now they have the support of sponsors for most of their projects ideally the real life guys would like to motivate others to get active. nowadays many people just sit in front of their computers and never do anything outside they doing something yourself away from the computer is still up 1000 times better than experiencing it virtually. their you tube channel now has over 940000 subscribers and the. for both of them to make a living from it even quicker engineering studies they prefer the practical side of things. designing and building a motorized $360.00 degree rocking chair for age 10. we took it to a skate park once and wrote it down the ramps that was pretty spectacular we really almost got sick during that. i. think. this contraption also raised quite a few eyebrows and this is are some marine the best known invention but also the most dangerous thing we've ever built. here's a hole where lots of water comes and i try to hold it shut but it doesn't help. that was close. sometim

she gave birth to twins. e won climbing at a popular site in the park. a lot more news ahead on a friday night. i'll be right back. being here matters but the cold and flu keeps some students from being here up to 60 million days every year. introducing 'here for healthy schools' a new program from lysol, dedicated to curbing the spread of illness in classrooms by teaching healthy habits and partnering with a smart thermometer company. learn about our mission at lysol.com we're pretty different. (vo) everyone in your family is different. that's why verizon lets everyone mix and match different unlimited plans, so you only pay for what you need. new plans start at just $35, our lowest price ever. now with a free phone when you switch. that's verizon. welcome to fowler, indiana. one of the windiest places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here... the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it's always ready when needed. or... not. at bp, we see poss

now the 35 year-old twin sisters have a new common denominator.cancer we don't wish this upon anybody but if there's anybody that can make it easier. it's here. >>closest person in the world. >>seems they say metal lives in lenexa kansas doctors diagnosed her first i was in the shower and i felt a lump on my left breast and we have a strong family history. >>of breast cancer, my grandmother and all of her sisters my great aunts. >>and my great grandmother all had breast cancer several of them pass from its medical her twin sister hannah in california to share the disappointing news. >>hannah rushed in for a mammogram and doctors also found a cancerous lump in the same place hannah's left breast. >>this to me my steroids now both sisters are in treatment for breast cancer. face timing each other almost daily committed to each other and to encouraging women to get tested for the brca gene where particularly if you are of jewish descent, your risk of having this bracket one or brca 2 gene is one in 40 some pretty high. and if you have any family hist

is pleased to announce not just one but twin that's right twins have been born to berlin zoo's giant panda there they are it's a 1st for the zoo and a major breakthrough for the zoos a breeding program. i'm born gough it's good to have you with us tonight a 1000000 people in the u.s. states of florida georgia and south carolina have been ordered to evacuate their homes as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever approaches the atlantic coast you see it right there hurricane dorian has been pounding the northern bahamas and is forecast to make landfall in the u.s. by tuesday. it may have been downgraded to a category 4 hurricane but dorian continues to do its worst. decision he scores were bashing the bahamas the 2nd strongest storm on record has crushed cars snapped trees and ripped the roofs off homes floodwaters continue to choke roadways making it dangerous for residents to survey the damage the slow moving storm is expected to keep thrashing the island chain but henry and prime minister hubert minutes called the devastation unprecedented tweeting during remains an extremely dange

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you're very brave. >> i finally said it. >> stephen: as twins, you know, people who aren't twins, likeguage and things like that. did you come out to each other first? or did you tell other members of your family and friends and only sort of wonder what was going on with the other sister? >> you know, that was part of the reason we wanted to write the book. for 20 years we've been contingent the story and i feel like people don't believe us. we didn't tell each other. sara carried on relationships behind closed doors. sara and i shared a best friend, and when she started sleeping with best friend i was no longer invited to the sleep-overs. >> and i was like get a life. >> stephen: who was born first? >> i was. >> stephen: so you're the older sister. >> yeah. >> more immature. she found her identity later in high school. >> she's trying to be a jerk, but it's actually true. she was more advanced -- >> stephen: she's succeeding at being a jerk, she's not just trying. >> she's very advanced and i felt left out. we wanted to tell that part of the story. i think when you hear queer stories

if that is not shocking enough, she is a new mom to twin girls. twins! >> and daddy is in his 80s!- >> daddy is what you're saying? >> daddy is in his 80s. she may be the oldest new mother in the world. i think she has got that one. >> reporter: twin girls joined the world in india last week. a big day for any family, but a miracle for their parents who have wanted to have children for 57 years. this 73-year-old woman may be one of the ole women in the world to give birth, doing so by cesarean section after undergoing ivf treatment. the new mother and her 80-year-old husband were married in 1962 and were never able to conceive, even though they had sought advice from doctors and hospitals over the years, this all changed last year, when they approached a specialist. >> she is pregnant. amazing for us. frat we formed into team. we formed in three teams. one to look after the pregnancy and one team to look at the nutritional teams and another team to look at the -- >> reporter: the couple says they are thrilled and looking forward to bringing the babies home. the day the whole family

and not just one but too long for twins have been born to making making the balloons use giant panda it's a 1st for the zoo and a major breakthrough for its breeding progress. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the government in bangladesh is threatening to send tens of thousands of britain's refugees to a remote island by force despite warnings from environmentalist's and rights groups accommodation on the island a bus son char has been specially constructed for the refugees the government says it will offer a new start for the written job but the low lying island in the bay of bengal is bonner a bull to erosion and flooding and critics have condemned the plan our correspondent naomi conrad was granted access to the site. in the world's largest refugee camp in southern bangladesh fear is rife 2 years ago the government welcomed the influx of breaking into a fleeing me and mom today it is planning to send tens of thousands of them to an island in an area prone to slightly. that does not matter now we don't want to go to a match because it gets flooded and then people will

to lose our lives in the attacks of the twin towers. lives lost to go toward danger and death. and then the whole world came to admire. reth the fire and smoke so many americans with the force of our lives. and to remain in the fight today. young kids witness firefighters rushing into where the towers and those units with old-fashioned names generation of intelligence officers preventing another 9/11 and their lives continue to be altered and the consequences of september 11th are still with us. the attack of 18 years ago claims new victims r in his first responders and others succumb to injury and illnesses tracing back to that morning. the al qaeda terrorist who attacked us are bloodied but undefeated but those who gave them safe haven need we gain control but our brave soldiers sailors airmen and marines continue to fall in the line of duty. just last week army sergeant first class was killed in the ,battlefield september 11th is the valor and sacrifice it continues to unfold in the years after the fact memories may strengthen the resolve and maybe you never ever forget. i y

standing there, and captain lauer came up to me and said -- sir, it appears it was not a small engine twin prop plane, but a commercial jetliner. my mind flashed to the fear that the passengers on the plane must have had. they had to know it wasn't gaining altitude. i don't know where my mind went, but that is where it went. then a second later, the captain came up and said, oh my god, another plane hit the other tower of the world trade center. i stood at the door and my mind flashed to three initials. u.b.l.-- usama bin laden. i knew about al qaeda. i know about the attacks on the world trade center in 1992 and 1993. then i performed a test that chiefs of staff have to perform all the time -- does the president need to know? this was an obvious test to pass -- yes. i decided that i was going to pass on two facts and make one editorial comment and i would do nothing to invite the president to have a conversation with me. i presumed that he was sitting underneath the boom microphone. i knew he was sitting kind of center stage in the classroom. that there was a press pool watching everythin

i remember playing for him in the minnesota organization for the twins.e was always trying to get people to go bowling with himp. always. coaches. players. he loves bowling. >> kenny: bowled a 300 game. >> a.j.: gator lanes in fort myers. he was very proud of that today. >> a.j.: tom kelly before ron gardenhire huge into dog racing. a dog track in naples he would go to and he would try to get people to go to the dog track with him. he was retired, let go, and tom kelly wanted to take our money at the bowling alley. >> kenny: both trying to take your money in some fashion. tonight's telecast sponsored by geico. 15 minutes can save you 15% or more on car insurance. and by i.b.m. put smart to work. john adams. 3,000 and counting. >> kenny: think he has to pay for those peanuts? >> a.j.: i would hope not but whoever delivers them to him has to walk up a lot of stairs. was it the home run derby where mark mcgwire hit the ball about where he was hitting off the scoreboard? wasn't that the home run derby year, mark mcgwire, kenny? >> kenny: marty, you have been

i hope underthe twins. and we congratulate him on that.itled to cast two votes on his behalf when we come back from recess. we help the young girls will grow back from recess. we help the young girls willgrow up back from recess. we help the young girls will grow up in a dependent

22,000 customers impacted this stretches from mission bay to the dog patch area all the way over to twin peaks, we've already heard from some folks driving through san francisco on city streets saying that there are several intersections that are completely dark. so remember when you encounter an intersection with traffic lights are not working are flashing are dark, you have to treat it as a four-way stop also expect major muni deiays this is impacting muni metro service in both directions they are working on setting up some shuttles for you right now because muni metro service has stopped in san francisco because of this major power outage so we'll continue to update this story throughout the morning on another check coming up in just a bit but. bring some good news. well if you like a sunshine in. >>the warmer conditions it's going to be good news for you and a good way to wrap up your work week. i'm on a warmer note, how we're looking at clear conditions here a nice shot of the golden gate bridge from our sutro tower camera in san francisco and we're going to see a warming trend kick

in the images of the planes crashing into the twin towers is one i will never forget. it's one that will never stop hurting. i remember after that and it was confirmed it was a commercial aircraft, very quickly the speculation began that this was a premeditated terror attack. moments like that you want to be with your loved ones and i quietly closed the door to my office and drove home to be with my wife and be with family as we watch the rest of the horrible day unfold. 2977 innocent americans lost their lives. 2977 innocent americans didn't return home that day. i think it's important to think about every single human life that was lost and the pain of the families that remember that day today when they lost their loved ones. the pain is very real yet again today. this was a lslaughter of our fellow americans that shook our nation to its very core. yet in the face of extreme adversity, we are a nation that came together and we carried on i think about those moments when our churches, cathedrals, were filled with americans in prayer. reflecting upon what had happened.

#thank you, twins. the indians slipped 2 1/2 games behind that second spot. from there on down it's teams with it up's football action. for the bay area teams, the tartrs pay a visit to the at 10:00 a.m., and at 1:00 p.m. the raiders host patrick mahomes and the chiefs in an afc west division showdown. that's all for now. i'm carlos ramirez. adios and good night. >> and we'll be right back. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ drms start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there.

also coming up off the twins cycle of mozambique see how farmers there are getting back on their feet. this is business africa. as well the energy market in south africa has always been dominated by coal which is in abundance in 2017 coal fired plants generated over 3 quarters of electricity as a consequence south africa accounts for almost half of all c o 2 emissions of the entire african continent the government now wants more sustainable low carbon economy so why energy is becoming increasingly important and cape town is at the center of these developments. your political this solar system can be set up quickly almost anywhere within just 2 days it's producing electricity it's

from uganda to stuttgart the headquarters of select to one of the twin brothers nielsen pair clem are the 3rd generation to run the family business in stuttgart the seedlings from uganda planted in the soil to take root the claims are often asked whether he wouldn't be more environmentally friendly to just do all the cultivating here. because you don't have to artificially heat in africa and basically you have an incredibly high growth per area it's actually the case that production there has an ecologically lower c o 2 footprint than if the cuttings were produced here. with wife with a populist i think they're sticking as women here. stood guard headquarters is mainly used for developing and planning next year a new office is being opened in ethiopia according to the entrepreneurs the cost pressure in the industry is enormous making the lower wages in east africa a major boon in order to off a couple we produce in east africa because the unit costs and the wages we pay for them fit well together and we also have enough manpower available it's the only way we can still be successful i

also coming up off the twins cycle of mozambique see how farmers there are getting back on their feet. this is business africa. as well the energy market in south africa has always been dominated by coal which is in abundance in 2017 coal fired plants generated over 3 quarters of electricity as a consequence south africa accounts for almost half of all c o 2 emissions of the entire african continent the government now wants more sustainable low carbon economy so why energy is becoming increasingly important and cape town is at the center of these developments. your political this solar system can be set up quickly almost anywhere within just 2 days it's producing electricity it's environmentally friendly and it's cheap solar technology has as has advanced in such a way that the environmental benefit is no longer the only selling argument cost have come down so significantly the ease of insulation has become. a real seller. the company delivers solar power from cape town in south africa to the whole continent the equipment can fit into a container this is how a school in southern sudan

you actually would have been a twin. you had a brother and he was stillborn. and you learned about that many years later. ]usan: [sigh my mom and dad, as i said , one of the early indications they had no business being married. it was that my mother wanted kids and my father thought he didn't want kids and my mother got pregnant, and my father blamed her for tricking him. and i was the product of that first trick, so to speak. it wasn't a trick. and it turned out that my parents learned that my mother was in fact bearing twins. and they had been living in nigeria when i was conceived, long story, i won't go there yet, and they were making their way back to the united states from west africa, flying through paris. and they were on a plane crash, the plane took off, t.w.a. airport, anderly instead of lifting off, it crashed nose down into the ground in, i guess, may of 1964. none of the passengers were killed. they all evacuated safely, including my parents, but it was a traumatic, emotional and physical experience for my mother. when they got back to the united

and it's twins in a 1st for germany a giant panda has given birth to not one but 2 cubs and berlin zoo. officials say it's a major breakthrough for its breeding program. i'm william good craft welcome to the program at least 5 people are dead in the bahamas as hurricane dorian slowly batters the islands the storm has weakened slightly but it's still packing winds of 220 kilometers per hour in the u.s. residents along the southeast coast are holding their breath as the storm inches closer over 1000000 people in florida georgia and south carolina have been ordered to leave their homes. it may have been downgraded to a category 4 hurricane but dorian continues to do its worst complete devastation because these cars were bashing the bahamas the 2nd strongest storm on record has crushed cars snapped trees and ripped the roofs off homes floodwaters continue to choke roadways making it dangerous for residents to survey the damage the slow moving storm is expected to keep thrashing the island chain but henry and prime minister hubert minutes called the devastation unprecedented tweeting during

the twins were nice.tunate e was home, i wasn't overseas or plague, so it's nice to be home and see the birth of my girls. maria: best wishes, good to talk with you. >> you're awesome. maria: really nice to meet you. welcome back. the importance of skills and tools that come with a world class education have become paramount as the job market has become more global in nature. some people say technology is eliminating jobs. for over a decade sal khan has been a leader in the field as founder of thecap academy. sal's -- the khan academy. sal's mission has been to make education more accessible. it is now estimated at 100 million students across the world use the khan academy. i spoke with him as the back to school season is back in swing. >> it started as a family project almost 15 years ago when i was tutoring my cousin. word got around, and i found myself working with 10, 15 cousins. i started writing software for them, and that was the first khan academy so they could get practice. and then a friend sugg