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when their preemie twins came into the world.mehow sleeping soundly with the sounds of war in the distance. from another continent mom and dad working the phones trying to find a safe ride to a better hospital, one with its own basement bomb shelter. getting the babies out of ukraine entirely even more challenging. >> the fact they're premature plays against us so there's a conflict. they need to stay put, we need to take them out >> reporter: struggling to breathe. mom and dad hunting down special preemie milk >> i went to the pharmacy in the morning by the afternoon it was already shelled and closed >> reporter: a pediatrician and their surrogate are still watching over the four-day old boys putting their own lives at risk to keep them safe >> it's families, it's their surrogate, it's their chilled child. >> reporter: the surrogacy provider says close to 100 american and canadian client families have been impacted by the conflict some surrogates still carrying unborn children, some parents trapped in ukraine with their newborns

. >>> police are still looking for the thieves in this dramatic video at twin peaks. a gunman pistol whipped one person as another man points a gun. this is all happening to a film crew before the thieves grabbed the items from the car. the man who posted the video on social media says the thieves stole from a canadian film crew, got away with equipment valued at about $35,000. the people who live in the neighborhood know twin peaks is one of the city's trouble spots. so they take the necessary precautions. >> i always put my stuff in the back, in the trunk or usually just keep my wallet with me or my phone. >> nbc bay area's thom jensen going to have much more on this story coming up later in the newscast. >>> a san francisco woman says the city and police are failing. in episode 5 of our streaming series "saving san francisco," hear ann ray plead for safety. >> if you release him yet again, the park police, and i know that he will immediately return to stalking me. please break the cycle once and for all. please. >> reporter: ann is convinced her pleas to the judge

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first, a spunky, 4'9" woman named eva kor-- an identical twin who, together with her sister, survivedperiments of dr. josef mengele. eva kor spent her life after the war in terre haute, indiana. she died last summer at the age of 85. hi, eva. how are you today? >> eva kor: i'm fine, and how are you? >> stahl: i'm good. it felt natural to answer her question before posing myown. so, how old were you when you went to auschwitz? >> kor: when i arrived in auschwitz, i was ten years old. and i stayed in auschwitz until liberation, which was about nine months later when we were liberated. >> smith: so we made a little announcement about the fact we were starting this project. i get a call the next day from a lady called eva kor. i didn't know her at that point in time. and she says, "i want to be one of those 3-d interviews." >> maio: "i want to be a hologram." >> smith: "--a hologram." i want to be a hologram. >> stahl: stephen smith, executive director of the u.s.c. shoah foundation, and his wife and colleague heather maio smith, were running the project. >> smith: i said, "well, i'm trav

to be the twins.>> jimmy: it's not like dad was like, and now two! [ laughter ] >> and it's so crazy, because they just turned 21 and i got to take them to vegas. >> jimmy: your parents? >> no, no. [ laughter ] the twins. they just turned 21. we went to vegas. i took them to the strip club. got edgy with it. >> jimmy: you took your brothers to the -- your brother and sister? >> to the strip club. >> jimmy: yes. >> i felt like it was fun. he had his girlfriend with him and started checking compatibility charts with the stripper. >> jimmy: did the girlfriend get mad? >> the girlfriend was like what's going on here? >> jimmy: what was the dynamic like with your siblings? i thin took my brother to a strip club when he turned 21. >> come on. it's like, fun. >> jimmy: well, not for him it wasn't. [ laughter ] >> why? what happened? >> jimmy: because he was getting a dance and while he was getting a dance i snuck up behind him and whispered in his ear, "what would mom think?" [ applause ] so i kind of took a

. >>> a dramatic and dangerous scene at san francisco's twin peaks. this is video catching a ton of attention on social media. a team of gunman rob a film you in front of terrified witnesses. >> oh, my god. he has a gun. >> reporter: it happened friday evening just below the top of twin peaks. you can see one of the robbery suspects pistol whips a victim, and then pointing the guns at the camera crew. about $35,000 in camera equipment was stolen. tripod legs are hanging out of the window of the thieve's silver sedan as they drive away. a chicago tourist visiting told us he's well aware of the smash and grabs and robberies that dozens of visitors experience daily in san francisco. >> a friend got a car, and we don't leave anything in the car. >> reporter: he says they start seeing a jump in break-ins and car robberies, too. >> i don't have cash, and that's it. i try not to -- i don't have a car. i'm a tourist. and i try to take public transportation. >> reporter: those who call twin peaks home, know this is one of the spot where is you always have to k

and "twin peaks." >> stephen: "twin peaks" twice, three times if you count the movie. >> that's true. many legends about david lynch, sort of a mysterious figure, very much his own way of doing things. >> yes. >> stephen: anything leap out immediately about working with david lynch, stories of first endoubt countering? >> yeah, working with him on "blue velvet," naomi watts reminded me of this doing the reboot, he says he likes to talk to you while you're filming. >> stephen: doing the scene? dodoing the scene. this was before the days of monitors. he was right under the camera watching everything. and he would start to talk. he said, now -- and he always calls me kale, that's a whole other story -- and he'd say, kale, all right, look around and you see the coffee cup on the table. so i'm in character and i look over. now, you go pick up the coffee cup. you take a sip, and it's the worst coffee you've ever had. so you go -- what do i do now? the whole point was trying to make me laugh. >> stephen: "blue velvet" is a funny film. ( laughter ) >> hilarious. >> stephen: subtle at times bu

the twin sisters worked in the restaurant industry as servers until they were laid off from separate time went on and it was, like, five months, six months, and we had to move back in with our mom. >> reporter: this new reality allowed the sisters to consider a completely different path. >> it's like a reality check almost. are we going to go back or are we going to create an opportunity for ourselves? so when covid happened, it forced us to do something different. >> reporter: that something different was r&l crab company. >> so, we're going to throw on some crabs. we use beer. >> yeah. >> we don't use water like traditional places. >> reporter: a business born out of necessity and a love of, well, crabs. how did you come up with this business idea? >> it was a rainy day and we were craving some crabs. we eat crabs about four or five times a week, and we started googling crab delivery and we noticed no one delivered crabs. >> which was weird because we're in maryland, it's kind of our staple dish. >> yeah. and then we thought, we should do it. >> reporter: the twins invested about $

the twin's onto says the twins have been amazing. —— she said the family has been amazing.y. the twins will now be supported by health workers in the community. it is a new chapter, a joyous time notjust for the family at home derbyshire, but all the team and nottingham's neonatal unit. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. some rather wet weather for the eastern side of the uk on into this evening. further west, already looking drier, some light brightness to come, but that rain in the east has been proving just a little bit unpredictable in how quickly it will clear off into the north sea. slightly complicated structure bringing it. we've got a weather front coming across from the west and then an area of low pressure that's pushed up from the south, and those two elements combining just slow things down a little. so wet on into the evening, certainly across eastern england. into the small hours, it's looking a lot clearer. by then, though, some showers just starting to approach the west of northern ireland. clear skies overnight, however, acco

twin brother.ceived an update from the oakland police department about this homicide. we'll have more details coming up next. behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device. switch today. killed and police right now working to figure out who did it and why, and tonight we're hearing from the victim's twin brother about losing a sibling. okay to be crime reporter henry lee is live for us now in the newsroom and henry, you spoke to the victim's family about this subtle loss, and you also just received an update from police on this case. heather oakland. police say they are investigating

my brother, my twin, he was loving, caring, and i want everybody just remember him, never forget my twin. >> people who live in the area say it is frustrating that gun violence has come to their neighborhood. the victim's grandmother was also saying society has to come together to stop the shootings. >>> a woman is facing charges now for a road rage attack and actually happened in a richmond mcdonald's drive-through. the incident caught on cell phone video, officers say 29- year-old rhyan hodge began yelling and throwing things at the car in front of her . at one point, she even rammed to the back of that car as the victims young children sat in the backseat. after the camera stopped recording, officers say hodge drove into the victim , who had gotten out of her car. after an intense search for nearly a month, hodge surrendered to police on tuesday. she's facing several felony assault and child endangerment charges. >>> the governor says he is outraged and disgusted at the homelessisis in california, and it has announced another new plan, create a new division of superior court. being du

kpix 5's shawn chitnis spoke to the victim's twin brother. >> reporter: oakland police say they came here near the intersection of mountain boulevard and keller avenue on wednesday night, and found a boy who had just been shot. he died at the scene. his family came by in the morning to see where he was killed. >> my brother, my twin, he was loving, caring, and i want everybody just to remember and never forget my twin. >> reporter: the victim's brother said he was not there on wednesday night, it is not sure what happened. he says the family used to live in the area, but moved to modesto. >> i got a call. i was not out here. i got a call about it and it shocked me. >> reporter: police say the homicide team is investigating. >> about 10:15, officers were dispatched on the shot spotter activation. while they were on scene, officers were advised by the oakland lease department to munication's division of the vehicle that appeared to have been struck by gunfire in the area of keller avenue and mountain boulevard. individuals within that vehicle flagged down an ambulance that was in the a

of her other healthy twin. because of new hampshire's abortion ban that makes no exceptions for late-term complications, fetal viability, or even maternal well-being lisa and her husband have had to travel out of state to get a second opinion on their options. after traveling four states away for a specialist consultation, they learned that an abortion had the potential to save the healthy twin's life and even the life of the mother. but in the time that it took to get this second opinion and to weigh her options, lisa was past the 24-week threshold in new hampshire and she will be unable to get this treatment even if it becomes medically necessary. if lisa chooses to deliver her healthy twin in new hampshire, she runs the risk of losing both babies and even her own life. as her doctors would not be allowed to perform an abortion even to save her healthy twin's life or her own life. lisa and her family are already facing an impossible circumstance which is being made even more excruciating by the new hampshire

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my brother, my twin, he was loving kerry teenager grieving over the shooting death of his fraternal twin. won't everybody just remember in never forgive my twin at all. his brother 14 year old shamari martin was apparently shot near 98 mccarter in east oakland at about 10 15 wednesday night. minutes later, a car riddled with bullets stopped in mountain boulevard near keller avenue in the east oakland hills. individuals within that vehicle flagged down a falk ambulance that was in the area. the occupants of that vehicle pulled a male juvenile from the vehicle and then drove off. oakland deputy police chief drennan lindsey says the investigation is just beginning into the teens killing me. this is the ultimate horrible crime in situation that you can't fathom for a young person. on thursday morning, his family came where the teenager was dropped off right outside of church. they said they didn't know what led up to the shooting or what happened. but the victim's brother who didn't want his name. you said he knew one thing for sure about the shooter. you're going to get found. it's tragic.

the twins killed all jaguars, except one that was pregnant. and that's the mother of today's jaguar's. now when dices are kept here, so their cups can one day re populate the area. joggers are seen as a threat to agriculture, of fat men in the area, and that's why their numbers have plummeted in this past years. in fact, in the province of korean because they have been extend for over 70 years now. and that's why projects like this one are crucial to reintroduce this kind of species into the ecosystem. mike ali long more is the project coordinator. we met her at this n alone. so center where the jaguars are being kept and send that are going means are going to be locked, a sonic of the radio guess on last and i but oh go ahead your shakopee. okay. almost hollywood up until says then im also corolla who know the they may acadia and on they can be and install cindy wheeler and on my truck on my end, but us in woman dall. that'd be now good. i'm glad that i said the welcome double. couldn't much all separate olsen, e, when i kill i america, but i

reporter: meet river the older twin, and forest breathing on his own.inally at peace. >> i cannot say enough how much i appreciate your health -- help. reporter: the edd says it is working as fast as possible to separate the fraudulent disability claims from the real ones. this all started when crooks stole doctors identities, then use their credentials to authorize phony payments. to those who need disability benefits, not just new moms. if you are one of them, let me know about it, you know how to contact me at the station. go to our website. i want you to share your story with us about the edd. tell us about your triumphs and frustrations. it does not have to be just about the edd. if you have a problem let us know. >> you have to -- always solving problems. they are doing well. that is great to hear. >> tech stocks down today on wall street. the war on ukraine, inflation and expected action by the fed resolve -- the dow was essentially flat ending at 32,945. the nasdaq shed 262 points, the s&p 500 was down anyone. while oil prices rose, the price fo

but yet, here we are. 15-year-old twins fleeing ukraine for paris.tten on his hand. and a plastic bag with whatever belongings he could take to try to get to safety. his mom put him on that train. >> unbelievable. just unbelievable. you know, there have been the latest numbers that are coming out from the u.n. are 10 million refugees. half of them children. like that little boy that you talked to, traveling alone all those miles. just can't imagine how scared he must have been, like those twins in paris. and you know, they had to just uproot their lives and now they're trying to find a new life outside of their homeland, outside of ukraine, and you know, don, i have gotten a lot of questions not only on the refugees, people who have left ukraine, but also the animals in ukraine. a lot of people have been reaching out to us about that. they are also at risk as putin's war rages. up next, the story of a woman who traveled for days to save her beloved horse. what goes on it... usually. ♪ in it... mostly. even what gets near your body. please please plea

i'm the former president of the west twin peaks central council. i worked with chris bowman to help put together the bowman map, which i believe is an excellent map, and it was adopted by the west of twin peaks central council. these are areas that are core communities, are symbolic, and that they help, and they have the very same attributes that everyone would need to cover the core area. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you so much for sharing your comments with the task force. could we get the next speaker, please? >> good evening, task force members, and it is so nice to put faces with names. i am tonight honored to join my friends and d-11 family and invest black in joining with my colleagues to advocate for district 11. it's like oprah, right? you get a map, and you get a map. but the one thing that we are interested in is staying in district 11. that map putting us in d-7, we don't have a lot in common. like i told you guys the last time, the only time anyone goes into westwood park is halloween because they have the good candy. here's whe

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and app list will be live in the twin cities.ow from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 on this thursday. i'm justine waltman and we're going to start this afternoon in san jose where police say they're searching right now for a second suspect after a boy was shot right near high school kron four's. charles clifford has the latest details. the san jose police department says that around 10 45 thursday morning they received a call from a male juvenile saying that he had been shot by another juvenile near the intersection of lakreasha avenue and taji drive just south of your viewpoint. high school. >> arriving on scene officers found one victim suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. shortly thereafter, a male juvenile was taken into custody. that suspect was in possession of a firearm, although it's unclear at this point if it was the same weapon used in the earlier shooting. san jose police are now searching the area for an ad

. >>> police are searching for the robbers shown in this dramatic video at twin peaks. the crime catching a lot of attention on social media, and revuing calls for more to be done to stop crime in the city. >> reporter: a gunman pistol whips one person as another person grabs items from the vehicle. witnesses were scared as they watched the team of armed gunmen hold up a canadian film crew at 6:00 friday evening. >> he's got a gun. stay in here. >> reporter: the man who 30esed the video said the thieves stole the camera equipment valued at about $35,000. police say they would like to hear from anyone who knows who the suspects are. people who live in the neighborhood know twin peaks is a trouble spot. >> i always put my just keep my with you or my phone. >> reporter: and more and more visitors to the city have to follow the signs and stowaway valuables like cameras. >> trying to hold it tightly. >> we try to cover things or put it in the trunk. >> reporter: police are asking anybody with information to text them at tip 411. tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >>> as the war

i got -- i got twins, twins. i got to buy two salads for the twins, you know? two caesar salads.k that's allowed okay, guys, we can't do that, okay, guys, guys, guys, we can't do that. we can't do that >> are you telling me that i can't do that? [ laughter and applause are you telling me that i can't do that? i don't think you want to tell me that i can't do that. no, no, boo for you. no, no, boo for you. >> jimmy: i can't believe -- i can't believe you will - you know 'cause i love sushi i took sandy to the beach, you know you go out to catch a fish and go get some sushi right. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> mr. crystal they're ready for your test. >> oh. >> thank you tests? multiple tests >> yeah, i'm also getting a colonoscopy. [ laughter ] it was a two for one sale. and actually, it was an offer i couldn't refuse. >> jimmy: absolutely, why would you do that? you don't have to do that. [ cheers and applause i love you, buddy. that was so great, man that's billy crystal right there. [ cheers and applause come on. ♪ come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug.

a twin thought. there have _ already terrible conflict. a twin thought.terms of ukrainian armed forces, the official army, how did they go about trying to repel this level of force? in to repelthis level of force? in terms to repel this level of force? in terms of desertion, i gotta say, i'm somewhat sceptical. i pick pretty likely that russian troops have deserted. there are conscript soldiers and all sorts of armies and all sorts of operations. so i think some desertion is likely. i would be pretty cautious about ways to of any operational significance. pretty cautious about ways to of any operationalsignificance. i pretty cautious about ways to of any operational significance. i don't think it will make any difference to the operation power of the russian forces in ukraine. one needs to be a little bit careful of taking ukrainian information absolutely uncritically. i don't think it's particularly serious. in terms of defense, defence looks now quite clear that ukrainians, they're not going to be able to match russian forces in the field and they haven

care partnerships including university of florida which has teemed up with nvidia to train digital twinst data and then using them to run simulation that mimic the real world glaxosmithkline, astrazeneca, eli lilly, the mayo clinic child in to find out how they rely on nvidia's technology. these are major players. there was an investor day component where we got one very important data point according to nvidia, they have $1 trillion investable department you always have to take them with a grain of salt this is not some fly by night tech startup nvidia earns the benefitof the doubt. another 300 billion in chips and systems. 150 billion in ai software 150 billion in omni verse and 100 billion in gaming which is what they were known as. they lay it out in incredibly compelling detail. what it all boils down to is nvidia is one or two steps ahead and nearly every market it competes, the event, they are like years ahead of them here's the bottom line, i know this is a tough market for a stock like nvidia. i wouldn't be surprised if it's another leg lower. if you look at what the incredible

the twins were constantly at risk of infection of sepsis. harley had to have surgery for a perforated bowel. between them, they had 25 blood transfusions. there were many difficult conversations with the medical team. when was it right to continue with invasive, complex medical procedures? and when should comfort care, or palliative care, be offered instead ? hugely emotionally challenging to look after the babies in our care, whether they have very shortjourneys with us, or many many months. actually, the level at which you sometimes just spend time, particularly for the nurses. they are often at the cot side of these babies for 12 and 13 hours at a time, with theirfamilies. and it is not our experience, it is not our babies, but you go through some of that with them. and by no means do we pretend that we are never affected jade and steve say they can already see harry and harley's personalities shining through. gosh, yeah. from day one. harley was extremely feisty,. one of the nurses, in fact, said she kicked her as she put her into the in

my brother, my twin, he was loving kerry teenager grieving over the shooting death of his fraternal twin brother. won't everybody just remember in never forgive my twin at all. his brother 14 year old shamari martin was shot and killed on mountain boulevard near keller avenue in the east oakland hills at about 10 30 wednesday night on thursday morning, his family came by the crime scene, which sits right outside a church. they said they didn't know what led up to the shooting or what happened. but the victim's brother who didn't want his name. you said he knew one thing for sure about the shooter. you're gonna get found. it's tragic. it's tragic for this young man. a life full of potential. the killing happened in oakland city council member treva reads district this violence that we are experiencing from every corner of our city, and especially here in east oakland. it has to stop . we've got to do more and not less to keep our children to keep our families safe. and our city. i don't have a solution of how we're going to be kinder to each other. flow kimerling lives in san francisco, b

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was making movies about conjoined twins.ntrovert and i am an extrovert. and i do musical theater, so meryl streep and i performed a number and the director said i need you to record to -- i need you to butcher billy stewart's incredible 1966 version of summertime and did a full recording of it and so eventually i get a call from my lawyer, this is years later in the movie did not perform well, but a couple

she was among about 50 people who were killed in a twin suicide bombing earlier this week. in the city of bella, when opposition politicians gathered when her body was flown to the capital. mogadishu, i'm in. i'm how many i mean a mohammed abdi was a well known and prominent n p. also. molly, people know that she was one who always fought for justice and human rights. the right to vote is something most somalis don't actually get election negotiations take place in closed door meetings after which plan representatives vote for and peace and then peace elect. the next president. that's now due to happen next month on the growing pressure from the us and u. k. who backs molly? as fragile government? everybody who's familiar with the process says large amounts of cash change hands as candidates, try to buy the support of those who might vote for them. the whole process was meant to take place more than a year ago, but it's been repeatedly delayed, causing tensions, and prompting violence, including fighting on the street last year. here in the militia and opposition. army fact

my twin sister, me and i, our children's book authors and but really this book is for anybody from 7 to 70 or older, we hope that you'll order it from your local bookshop or via amazon or bookshop dot org. and we'd love for teachers and students and young people to use our title not only to learn about geography and history, but also to realize that refugees and migrants are brave, resilient, resourceful, and incredible human beings. watch and co author of escape. one day we had to run. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. america's 1st female secretary of state, madeline albright has died that on albright served as president bill clinton secretary of state from 1997 to 2001. before that she was washington's ambassador to the united nations. she was born in 1937 in what was then czechoslovakia and emigrated to the us as a child in 1948. her family said she died after a battle with cancer. she was 84 years old. for more i'm joined by our washington correspondent, caroline ashmore, caroline, out from a refugee to the top. american diplomat. how will the us pay tr

my identical twin sister ming and i co authored escape one day we had to run in honor of our nanny who literally swam from the southern tip of mainland china to british. hong kong in search of more opportunities were always fascinated by her journey. now that journey is a journey that so many have undertaken in various ways around the world over the course of decades and years. and some of the stories featured in your book, talk about refugees who fled from east germany, to west germany from mexico and central america. to the u. s. from eritrea from syria. talk to us a little bit about the story called cling. it's about 2 other sisters from a different country. that's right. our story about cling is about 2 amazing syrian sisters who fled syria in 2015 in help keep their overloaded boat afloat. these were swimmers used for, and sarah martini, who reportedly saved 18 lives while escaping syria. yesterday made the 1st ever refugee olympic team in rio and the summer games in tokyo. i believe one or both of them are living in germany. now. both sisters, incredible humanitarians. talk to us