i said, you have a twin brother. you have a twin. >> oh, my god. >> i said, come with me.he two of us were crammed into this phone booth, shoulder to shoulder. and, you know, we have to like close the door of the phone booth. >> and i'm trying to put the coins in and they keep falling on the floor. bobby's picking up the coins. >> and he calls this guy and he's like, hey, eddy, you're not going to believe this, you're not going to believe this, eddy, eddy, you're not going to believe this. this guy is more hysterical than i am like weirded out. eddy, you're not going to believe this. so i was like, give me the phone. hi, eddy. >> yes? >> but it was my voice that said yes. and i said, hi, eddy, my name is robert shafran, and i'm meeting all these people who say i'm you. and he said, uh-huh, yeah, i've been getting some calls. i said, were you adopted? he said, yes. and i said, when was your birthday? >> july 12th. >> and i said, do you know what the name of the agency was? and he said -- >> no, hold on. >> and i heard him go -- >> mom? >> and he came back and said -- >> lou

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this man lost his twin brothers. they were | his twin brothers.nothing, just for them to return. but other families want answers for how the indian army could kill their loved ones. nitin srivastava, bbc news. nagaland. there are fresh calls for an overhaul of indonesia's disaster warning system, after at least 45 people died in the eruption onjava island. many more people are missing. the volcano at mount semeru spectacularly erupted, ejecting ash clouds and lava. it appears that messages were sent to local administrators but they did not result in an evacuation order. indonesia is part of the so called pacific ring of fire where many volcanic eruptions and earthquakes occur. so what makes it so—dangerous and why even now are events so hard to predict? earlier i spoke to volcanologist heather handley about why it's so hard to gauge the intensity of volcanic activity before they erupt. volcanoes are very dynamic regions on the planet and so we do have similar techniques to detect an earthquake. if you think about molten rock moving from deep under

her twin sister. was twins which is even more exciting. >> when we found out, i think ellie and i thought, we didn't really care. no matter what, our parents, the people who raised us will always be our parents. >> i was pretty comfortable meeting them. and i feel like it was pretty, it felt pretty natural when we met in person. it was very exciting. >> exciting and it had to be a little confusing. imagine two people you didn't give birth to share a large portion of your dna. so much so that technology puts you and two total strangers together as mother and daughter. but it doesn't stop there. >> a couple months later, after i had been speaking to jennifer, i got a notification that said, oh, you have 12 new relatives on the app or whatever. okay. then i opened it and on the top it has your closest relative and it said half sister, half sister. and i was like -- what? >> ellie and debby have two half sisters which means jennifer is the biological mother of another set of paternal twins. molly and fion

. ♪ >>> coming up this hour on "cnn newsroom", twin threats. the w.h.o.arns of a tsunami of patients as two dangerous variants of the coronavirus, omicron and delta, spread around the world infecting more people than ever before. >>> ghislaine maxwell is a sex trafficker, guilty of grooming young girls to be sexually abused by at least one pedophile, her long-time confidante, jeffrey epstein. >>> at the request of the russian government, joe biden and vladimir putin will speak by phone thursday about the build up of russian military forces on ukraine's border. ♪ >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with john vors. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. the beginning of the pandemic's third calendar year is days away with daily covid infections at all-time highs averaging more than a million a day worldwide according to johns hopkins university. for the first time the united states averaging more than 300,000 new cases a day, the highest number since the pandemic began and more than any other country in the w

it is perfect life like imitation that is can be used to make a digital twin of pretty much anything. whenever you hear a term like meta platform. talking about the potential of the meta verse know that it's going to be powered by the likes of nvidia. it's the enterprise side that gets me excited. in order to help businesses come up with better designs and eliminate most importantly waste. it's one of the biggest stories for the rest of the century. what manufacturer wants to shut things down as it figures out how to improve the processes and waste less much easier to use a digital twin meanwhile, it won't be long before we have digital avitars i bet they make far fewer mistakes than humans speaking 28 different languages. i know the chips are what really matters. under the leadership of the visionary ceo, the company's leaving the rest of the industry in the dust. the next one feels a little trite. elon musk. with the exception of ford's mustang mach-e he took the stock from $8 and some change to $20 elon musk remains the king of electric vehicles if not the king of all tax paying ca

right now, delta and omicron are twin threats i and omicron are twin threats driving up cases to recordoncerned that omicron, being more transmissible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases. that's an army is spreading worldwide. the uk, france, italy, denmark, portugal, greece and australia are among the nations which reported that hiseven the nations which reported that hi seven numbers of infections on wednesday. —— highest ever numbers. some of the figures may be due to delays in reporting over christmas but there is no question about added pressure in hotel systems. translation: share systems. translation: are rather young _ systems. translation: fife: rather young average systems. translation: 2:2 rather young average age systems. translation: 2.2 rather young average age of vaccination. at the moment, the average age of our patient is 49 years old. on the other hand, the concern about our personnel is at its highest. we are very concerned that the infectious stuff will impact out resources and our capacity to receive patients. the out resources an

the primary school attended by the four—year—old twins said...his community comes to terms with such a tragic loss of four little boys, days before christmas. helena wilkinson, bbc news, sutton. negotiations on the brexit arrangements for getting goods across the irish sea to northern ireland have ended for the year, without a breakthrough on several key issues. the eu has moved ahead with proposals to ease the movement of medicines from britain to northern ireland. but differences remain over the role of the european court ofjustice. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is at belfast port for us tonight. these talks have been going on since october, so is the eu's solution for medicines a sign of progress? well, the uk's brexit minister says he is still looking at the details but it has been welcomed here because without those proposals, it could have been very difficult to get crucial medicines over the irish sea and that is because northern ireland remains in the eu's regulation system, to avoid a hardboard on the island of ireland but now the

in a house fire. on the death of two sets of twins in a house fire-— a house fire.ports of a fire in a residential property. officers responded to the incident alongside colleagues from the london fire brigade and london ambulance service. it has been confirmed for boys who were inside, two aged three, two mic age four, were brit out, but sadly died. they were all related. there was nobody else in saudi property at the time of the fire. i work london fire brigade colleagues acted two acted heroically in recovering the children and i want to pay particular tribute to them. i know this incident will have a lasting impact on them. we will make sure they get the support they need. local detectives will be investigating this incident and that work is already under way. we will be working with colleagues from the london fire brigade to determine what caused the fire and to investigate any other relevant matter. as part of that investigation, a 27—year—old women was arrested last night on suspicion of child neglect. she remains in police custody. we have also had discussio

you'll have to excuse me for my enthusiasm for the v twin. i'm excited to see what you make and we are excited to see what you make. talking about livewire, the company's electric motorcycle unit which will be merging with a spac. coming up, it has been a record year for global dealmaking with volume reaching upwards of $5 trillion. how long can that boom continue? will we see a slowdown? we will talk to a founding partner of melissa and company, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. a record year for dealmaking has pushed boutique investment stocks to an all-time high, but how long can the m bonanza continue and how well our independent advisor set up for the drop off if activity falls? with us to discuss that and more is the copresident and founding partner of one of the original teak investment firms, moelis & co., alongside our bloomberg deals reporter, ed hannon. let me start the questioning here and ask you about growth in the future. we've had a lot of people talk about a slowdown in wall street.

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her twin sister. it felt natural when we met in person. it was exciting. >> reporter: exciting, and it had to be a little confusing. imagine two people you didn't give birth to share a large portion of your dna. so much so that technology puts you and two total strangers together as mother and daughter. but, it doesn't stop there. >> i goat got a notification that said oh, you have 12 new relatives on the app or whatever. on the top it has your closest relatives, and it says half sister, half sister, and i was like, what? >> reporter: ellie and debbie have two half sisters, which means jennifer is the biological mother of another set of purnltal twins. and we did an interview with them and talked about the first time they met. >> i looked her up and down, hmm, interesting. i don't see any similarities. >> they have my eyes, oh, my gosh, they have my teeth. i noticed things more than they did. >> reporter: but jennifer doesn't have the title "mom." >> we are friends. we're close and build ago reechxship. >> one of my ex-boyfriends is like t

and they called us the gold dust twins. my hair was more golden, richard had more hair then. but they called us golden. i tell you, tom, we had good times together but difficult times. richard and i didn't have any difficult times, we just had fun. >> and richard brian is living back in nevada now. and i assume you see him from time to time? >> oh, yeah. >> i'd love to talk to you about more of your professional life from the time he left searchlight the time you came to the senate. but i do want to talk about the senate in the time that we have, and i'm afraid we will run out of time if i don't. i want to move if i can do like in the senate, to circumstances we face today, to challenges that the majority leader of the united states senate faces as he attempts to govern, first and provide party leadership in the caucus and the country. it is a multifaceted job made hotter i think today than ever before by circumstances that did not exist 25 years ago. tell us a little bit about what is to be later today, and the challenges you face. how frustrating, how rewarding, how challen

, but whether it's a twin threat to you and your particular part of the world. well, that depends gonna shape and maps festival from now world and day. so the read map is showing army kron infections or at least way all micron is more prevalent, pretty easy to see. and no surprise that down in south africa. that's where we 1st saw our micron, also, australia, india, and russia. but i would draw your attention to europe, have a look the u. k. yes, we know there is a prevalence of our micron in the u. k, but the rest of europe is not as badly affected. it is dealing with delta change to the blue map, actually i'll change back and forth. have a look at the change across europe between the all micron and the delta maps. you can say there is a lot more delta to deal with in europe as there is a in south america and pots of southeast asia. now, just to give us a slightly different take of chosen 9 different countries here. and we're looking at their share of different infections. the red is omicron, the blue a delta infection. so starting at the top, south africa has

managers to oversee all phases of construction projects that we will see all across minnesota, like the twint interchange in duluth. and the project in rochester. these are the jobs of today and tomorrow. he will help america win the competition of the 21st century, we are getting back in the game. for the better part of the 21st century, we led the world by significant margins because we invested in ourselves and our people. we invested in our infra structure, roads, highways, bridges, ports, airports -- the arteries of our nation that allow commerce to function smoothly and swiftly. and we invested in our people, in opportunity in the past, but we are among -- we were among the first to provide access to free education in the late 1800s, early 1900s, which had us leap ahead of the rest of the world, the first in the world with universal education. we led the world in research and development that led to the creation of the internet. along the way we stopped investing and we are at risk of losing our edges and nation to china and the rest of the world that is catching up and surpassing us i

firefighters had rescued two sets of twin boys from the house in sutton on thursday but they all laterce say the 27—year—old woman has been asked to return to a police station next month. a met police officer has been sacked for using a racial slur after an investigation into the sharing of photos of two murdered sisters. pc harry chandler used a derogatory word for people of pakistani origin in a post to a colleague, according to the police watchdog. it was found during its investigation into photos taken of bibaa henry and nicole smallman in wembley in 2020. now on bbc news... the nigeria based �*black axe' is one of the most feared and powerful organised crime groups in the world. peter macjob went on a journey to meet the axemen face to face — and to find out who is behind the group. a warning that this programme contains scenes which viewers may find upsetting. this morning several bodies found with their heads decapitated - were littered around the city. 13 people have been killed in cult—related killings - within the past week. a secret death cult is thriving in nigeria. more te

the bay area is going to start to fall at very low elevations, possibly low enough for a dusting on twin is exceptionally low and would be the lowest of the season so far sunday relatively quiet at the start, but really picking up towards sunday evening. that sets us up for a rough sunday night into monday morning for your commute back to work. we'll continue to see off and on showers into midweek next week before a drier pattern towards the tail end of next week. winter storm warnings in the sierra up until 04:00pm on sunday. also under winter storm warnings in lake county and upper elevations of mendocino county. once you head north ukiah watch out for some wintry weather along one oh, one temperatures today colder than they have been only in the 40's and 50's just the start of colder weather to come each of these next 7 days even colder into next week. as i mentioned, we do see a dry one today, showers pick up tonight heavy rainfall tomorrow morning for christmas day and sunday night into monday will bring more of that heavy rain and mountain snow roadways. well, they've been pretty e

the primary school attended by the four—year—old twins said:. —— at the scene, investigations continueof four little boys days before christmas. helena wilkinson, bbc news, sutton. in japan at least 27 people are feared to have died after a fire broke out in the city of osaka. police say they're investigating whether the fire was started deliberately. officials were alerted to the blaze on friday morning, with footage showing blackened windows on the fourth floor after it was extinguished. 12 people are now confirmed to have died in the philippines due to super typhoon rai. but authorities are still trying to reach some badly affected areas, and say the death toll could rise. the typhoon made landfall on the tourist island of siargao on friday, levelling homes and displacing hundreds of thousands of people. the united nations says some 13 million people may have been affected. sara monetta reports. after a the storm, the devastation is everywhere. on friday, super typhoon rai pummeled the southern and central regions of the philippines. tearing roofs off buildings, uprooting trees. top

which minnesota is no stranger to, like wildfires in superior national forest that sent smoke into the twintornadoes that touched down in burnsville and apple valley in september. or the heavy rains that have closed roads and contaminated wells in this area in the past. nationally, last year, extreme weather cost the united states government $99 billion, just last year. i was out at one of those forest fires in california, nevada, in that area, and it is astounding. more timber and homes and businesses have been built to the ground this past fire season than in the entire square miles of the state of new jersey, from new york city all the way that is how much further to the ground. ec reservoirs down 40 to 60 feet, we are worried the colorado river is going to continue to flow. this is dire stuff. this law builds back our bridges, water systems, electric grid, better and stronger, more resilient to the impacts and effects of climate change. so fewer americans will be flooded at their home or lose power up for days or weeks after a storm. down in louisiana, i had a man with me, send her rich

some cold temperatures means that we could actually see some snow flurries is low in elevation as twinhat will lead us into sunday night into monday which will bring some of our heaviest rain and snow right back to the bay area. going to be a rough drive back into work on monday morning. if you are working that day rainfall and snowfall continues at times on into tuesday. a chance of thunderstorms on into wednesday before it does look like the tail end of next week. it's a little bit drier and a whole lot clear, too. now our conditions in the sierra are enough for a winter storm warning to remain in effect until 04:00pm sunday. it's not just this year either, but also upper elevations of lake and mendocino counties head north of the uk on one. oh, one and you're running into some rough travel and wintry weather up there temperatures today will be in the 40's and 50's noticeably cooler one than where we have been and we will remain this way pretty much all the way through this forecast today. we are seeing clear skies a break from the rain, heavy rain early on christmas day and then som

the 16—year—old twins have spinal muscular atrophy. we've had a struggle with getting carers. so, i think we're still putting out advertisements for getting someone. i mean, if you just put our faces on the advertisement... yeah. that would help, yeah. "hello, look at us!" "aren't we gorgeous?! want to get us dressed every morning? ring here." the twins' mum sarah has a budget from the council, and uses it to directly employ pas to support her boys for 50 hours a week. but at the moment she can only find someone who does 15 hours, leaving her to do the rest. being on my own with them the majority of the time, it is difficult, it is hard work. i'm literally running out of ideas of where to get some help. what has the response been like from all your efforts? it's been very, very limited. and the family aren't alone. with100,000 vacancies in the care sector, disabled people are finding it almost impossible to recruit. a shortage of workers from abroad, the pandemic and vaccine hesitancy have all played a part. i've heard some really bad

twin threat depending on, you know, where you are in the world. so that's what we're going to have a look at how these variance compare. so this map, 1st of all, as always, from our world and data, this is all micron. well, micron is most prevalent in the well, and it's pretty obvious the dock of the color of red as the more prevalent. so you can get it in south africa, of course, where we 1st saw a micron in australia. we're looking at india and russia as well. but i think it's interesting, if you just look at europe, i'll circle the u. k. because we know that on the crown is the most prevalent strain in the u. k. but not so much in the rest of europe. if i change the map like that, if the i pad wants to play ball. oh, it's not playing ball, we're going to wait here, just a 2nd. what we're trying to show you as the delta strain and that is a lot more prevalent there it goes as you see, hayden, europe, the darker blue air is showing how much more delta a is through europe. and then also other areas that see if the still working it is in south amer

the primary school attended by the four—year—old twins said... such a tragic loss of four little boys days before christmas. helena wilkinson, bbc news, sutton. a man who stabbed to death one of the uk's richest men and attacked his own mother leaving her paralysed has been found guilty of murder. thomas schreiber, who's 35, killed the hotelier sir richard sutton, who was 83, at his home in dorset in april. andrew plant reports. police shout. april this year, armed police responding to calls for help at a mansion set deep in the dorset countryside. shouting. inside, sir richard sutton had been fatally stabbed, his partner, anne schreiber, knifed multiple times, her spinal partially severed. after the attack, thomas schreiber packed a suitcase and fled to london, his car tracked from a police helicopter. before he was arrested by armed police, he sent this chilling voice message to a friend. i've made a mistake. i've let my anger get the better of me and i've killed my mother and i've killed her partner, and this is the last you'll ever hearfrom m

twin brothers aged just three and four.olutely devastating. the scale of the emergency response was huge — 60 firefighters and eight fire engines were deployed just before 7:00 last night. they were faced with intense flames when they got here, which ripped through the entire ground floor. the children were brought out of the property. firefighters carried out cpr until ambulances arrived. they were taken to two separate hospitals. it is there where the little boys died. our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with the family and friends of the four children and everyone who has been affected, including the local community. i know the area well, and it will hit them very hard this morning. emergency services are used to dealing with difficult incidents, but this in particular, involving four little boys, has been felt deeply. they did everything they possibly could, even travelling to the hospital in the ambulances so cpr could continue on the way there. 0ur crews who attended are now being supported by a counselling and we

. >> reporter: america's builders face twin supply chain crises. a shortage of materials and labor. all trades. >> all the way through, you know, tile and sheet rock, roofing, all of those things -- >> reporter: electrical. >> electrical. >> reporter: plumbing. >> exactly. >> reporter: the industry says it now has up to 430,000 open construction jobs and will need another 61,000 new hires every month for the foreseeable future. >> we need to replace, or place 740,000 people into the industry a year for the next three years. that's at crisis levels. >> reporter: this labor shortage began in 2008 during the great recession. older tradespeople kept roirg. fewer young people want to work with their hands. then the pandemic nailed the door shut on training programs. >> it's not so much us telling the contractor when they need to show up. it's them saying this is when i can show up. >> reporter: is it going to get better anytime soon? >> the narrative's changing. skilled trade jobs provide a great living. and college isn't really for everybody. >> reporter: that's the industry's hope. but

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but this summer she was contacted by two sets of twins after she used the 23 & me dna testing kit.y've all since met each other and now have a very unique bond. >> i'm not the mom. we are friends. we are, you know, close and we're building a relationship. >> when we found out, i think ellie and i felt pretty similarly. we didn't really care, because no matter what our parents, the people who raised us are always going to be our parents. >> the parents of both sets of fraternal twins are fully supportive of their life changing journey. >>> concerns about violence in mexico has travelers on edge this holiday season. on tuesday, gunfire erupted on a beach in cancun. now mexican marines with assault rifles can be seen patrolling those beaches. travel experts are telling people to hold tight before cancelling their plans. >> don't panic, don't cancel anything. make the booking that you were planning to make and just let's see how things evolve. clearly the government has already been at a heightened alert to deal with the violence. >> you can watch more on that story right here on nbc b

. >> you talk about the twin cities and the hospitals there in your words bursting at the seams.as it gotten so bad you can't admit new patients? >> yeah. every day it's a struggle to find beds to put patients in, especially icu beds around the twin cities. we're having hospitals from rural minnesota that don't have capacity to take care of sick people that can't find a place to transfer patients and patients are suffering because they can't get the care they need. >> it is my hometown. i talk to my mom every day. we embrace the cold in minnesota, but from a health perspective, here in new york it's balmy so people are gathering outside. i assume that's not happening there. so you're having more spread of infection indoors. >> yeah. this weekend, for example, it was supposed to get down to negative 13 degrees. at that point, it's really not super safe for people to be outside anyways for long periods of time. around the holidays, people want to get together and unfortunately it's not safe to do it outside. with omicron it's not safe inside either. >> reporter: hospitals in texas

ah, ah ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin, flipped his candidate at gabriel burridge, twins, chillies, presidential election, former student protest, lee that came out on top in one of the most to visit elections in recent history. is fabric opponent, jose antonio cast has conceded defeat. also coming up. oh, authorities in europe extend corona, brian restrictions to try and limit the spread of the i'm a crown variance, the netherlands begin to snap christmas loft down with pubs and non essential shops closed for business and in buddhist league of football. fryeburg leapfrog, deliver cues, an into 3rd place at the half way mark of the season by begging them to one in a sunday clash. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walking with the program to lions have elected the left us? former student protests laid a gabriel barrak as their new president. following one of the most polarizing elections indicates the supporters of the progressive social democrat celebrated the victory in santiago de chilly bar. it's ran on a platform in pop, in support of public education, health care, an equal rights for ind

we take the twins on a car ride to maine from new york.traffic, it is either six to eight hours. the night before we leave, i don't tell the twins we are going to get there in three hours. they are going to be cranky and confused and they are not going to trust me the next day. and that's other people feel. they are, confused, and distrustful of the president. the guy ran on crushing the virus. said trump didn't crush it and then declared the summer that he crushed it. then you have two successive waves and people don't think you are credible after that. you pull back mandates that you said you want going to do. anthony fauci, what did he say, his favorite words. could be, might be, may be. that shifts away your credibility. and he says we didn't see the waves coming. i saw the waves coming. people smarter than i am, a lot of people smarter than i am, and they told me the summary, yet this august is going to be bad. not as bad as last winter comic book going to be a rough winter. how does he not have people in office i tell him that stuff?

the head of the organization says with the twin threat of the omicron and delta variants and without a collective global response, this pandemic is set to get worse. >> delta and omicron are twin threats that are driving up cases to record numbers. i'm highly concerned that omicron, being more transmisible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases. >> in the united states, the national guard is being deployed for more health care workers. now, with omicron in the mix, new forecasting from the centers of disease control updates 44,000 new covid deaths over the next month. tom foreman has our lead story this hour. >> reporter: schools in d.c. will require all students and staff to have negative covid tests to come back to class. new york city will require rigorous testing, too. all that as the white house says it plans to sign a contract for a 500 million at-home covid tests next week. as the center for disease control faces sharp questions for new guidelines for covid-weary americans. >> it really had a lot to do with what we thought people would be able

six legs, two heads, one shell we wanted to check in on the twins? >> have you learned anything >> yes, i feel like i've gone to school for turtle biography. >> they've gained assurance. >> going forward, my biggest concern is quality of life. >> reporter: last time, one of the big questions is quality of life they're both eating and gaining weight >> this is called bicephaly. >> we actually had a cd scan done what they were able to find is they are just like us. >> what's next what happens to a two-headed turtle that's a very good condition he says they'll likely spend the rest of that you are lives in captivity. >>> good luck to them. >>> 45 seconds left on a race to the finish ghislaine maxwell found guilty in all but one count in the sex trafficking trial. she is facing up to 65 years in prison of jeffrey epstein's abuse of girls in prison. >>> united states is now reporting more daily infections than at any other point during the pandemic the nation averaging 265,000 cases a day according to johns hopkins. >>> tomorrow president biden and russia

with your kids, twins, a boy and a girl. >> true. >> jimmy: you know this. [ laughter ] how old are theyt turned 11. >> jimmy: 11, okay. at our house there's a count going on right now. >> ah. >> jimmy: my kids don't know the difference between an ipad and two cushballs. it's like, why did she get two gifts? but you got an ipad. so do you have to match and make sure the twins get exactly -- >> oh, they're very competitive. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> yeah, you have to count numbers of gifts on each side. but they're not just worried about how many gifts each one gets. they're worried about actual retail value. [ laughter ] equality. >> jimmy: that makes a little bit more sense. have they asked for anything in particular? did they give you a santa list? >> gideon's all about the gaming stuff. he's very into minecraft, dungeons and dragons. he wants a gaming computer, which is ironic because we're trying to limit his screen time. so i have no idea how that's going to play out. harper wants a phone. >> jimmy: oh. are you going to get her a phone? >> she's 11. she's not going to get a phone. >

really opens up the possibility anybody could just walk around the corner and discover that you have a twin out there. >>> the following is a cnn special report. xxxx . >> one plant. more than 400 compounds, which we know can treat dozens of different ailments, but one in particular may surprise you. >> hello. >> autism. it affects millions of children. they can be nonverbal, delayed. sometimes even violent, injuring others and themselves. a cure, elusive. now more than a dozen states have approved cannabis to treat autism and for some it's the jackpot. >> ready? >> time for mommy time for drops. >> but for others, it is a gamble. >> every day i give the medicine to my daughter is a potential day for me ending up with a felon. >> the death penalty of family law. >> what if it was your child? would you take the risk? an ancient plant, to treat a mysterious disorder of the brain. this is weed 6: marijuana and autism. you're about to see kara's life. i want to warn you this will be hard to watch. kara has severe autism. >> kara, stop it. stop. >> reporter: her fits are dangerous, frequent, and

dropped points three times already in december and also have a midfield in particular depleted by those twin covid and injuries. one test in midfield is enough because then they will play in 90 minutes from there out of nothing and you risk injuries. this is what we do in the moment. i cannot say more, and i cannot see how we are out of the cove at that at the moment, it does not feel like it, actually. england and manchester city forward raheem sterling says he's enjoying playing for england more than ever before, thanks to how manager gareth southgate has changed the environment around the national team, but insists he won't be satisfied until he's won a major international trophy. sterling was guest editing this morning's today programme on radio 4, part of which was an interview with his boss. i remember us talking about the pressure the team were feeling. but really a lot of the pressure on the team when we took over was because of what happened he has a go. —— was because of what happened years ago. not your fault as a generation, but the generations before when the fans had been disap

the thing to get right are all of the intrinsic's, the digital twins people are creating in factoriesnd hospitals so that they can predict all of these. that is what we will build into azure, just as any other platform service. >> you are working with a number of competitors, like facebook. what do you think of their approach? satya: we love the fact that there is so much innovation going in, whether it is from facebook or others that will be in this space. i hope this is the next big thing that happens after the mobile internet. we would like to continue to make sure some of our best applications and platform work, we want to make sure that anybody who builds using mesh can run that on oculus and hollow lens. emily: given how much facebook has struggled with hate and misinformation, what kind of accountability do you want to see? including the metaverse, potentially children. satya: i can talk about what we are doing, whether it is the communities for xbox or linkedin, get hub, or any others. one of the things we have to make sure is in the product making each those we build in the c

. >>> $1 million over is what happened with this san francisco four bedroom west of twin peaks.was listed for just under $2.5 million and sold three days later for 3.5. >> we expected a little bit more but we didn't expect a million dollar more. >> we have been seeing very spectacular over bids not only within the city but around the bay area. >> incredibly low inventory is behind the bidding wars. >>> a family in hercules transforms their home every year into a magical winter wonder land. >> with somewhere between 30 and 40,000 lights and hundreds of decorations, katie nielsen takes us on a trip. >> every year it just gets more and more. >> bigger and bigger. >> that's olaf. >> i think this year walking down the path was especially special for her, and then making santa dance. she's just in awe. >> we see the kids. they smile. they appreciate it. it makes us feel good especially with everything going on right now. >> ♪ up on the house top click, click, click. >> seeing christmas and magic through the eyes of a child is indescribable. >> you can see it on his face, it brings a l

>> reporter: like the cherries on a cake, crews are planting trees and grasses that will cover the twin tunnels. they will echo the more formal presidio greenery. >> in this upper area, meadows of grasses with lots of color and moving in the wind. >> reporter: but of course the new park's most startling feature is something to one had to build. >> it's the best view on earth, honestly. the beautiful thing is everyone is going to get to enjoy the best view on earth. >> reporter: when the park opens this spring, visitors will be able to walk between the bay and presidio grounds, sort of like a green bridge with a view of a golden one. joe risoto jr., nbc bay area news. is there that is a dplorous view. we had a little bit of a view today because the sun came out. >> a rare thing. a mood booster, you know. it's been kind of dreary and cloudy. we've gotten the rainfall we've desperately needed, and now all eyes turning to the cold temperatures that i know you felt today but tomorrow morning it's going to get even chillier. let's get you ready to go for that friday forecast, tgif. we are alm