>> they're identical twins they have identical dna, so we couldn't tell for sure which twin the bloodithout a word from the police for fiv months wsda reporter katie back >> i think those months buil their confidence built on most an arrogance tha we're going to get away with this >> so, you can really imagin how it was, may 21st, 2010 just after school. >> how did they react when the were arrested? >> shocked they thought it was over with. five months. >> the arrest was big news i atlanta. two sweet little girls charged with the murder of their mother who would have thought >> i mean, people were riveted by this story. >> oh yes they were. and when the twins finally tol their version of events that unfolded on january, the cit was riveted all over again >> coming up the fatal struggle did their mom started all? >> i kept telling her to stop. just stop. >> when dateline continues th rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking r

and joining us now is the twins attorney, james smith, also with us the director of the twin study centerstate fullerton, doctor nancy segel, who also testified in this case. i'm so glad you are here. i want to start with the research. because i think this is fascinating to think about, the idea that they could have testified tested so similarly over time, not just in these exams, but in the s.a.t., i believe -- i understand -- testing. the research you say, dr. seagull, actually, it would surprise you if they did not have similar results. tell us why. >> that's correct. the vast number of psychological studies, as well as like histories, to show that identical twins perform at an amazingly similar level. even identical twins race depart from birth -- and how do we explain this? identical twins have similar dna. they come into the world with the exact same set of genes. and we know from our research studies that predispose genes predispose us towards sets of people, places and things. they underline the way we process information, the way we perform solutions, the way we solve problems. a

they are not twins, they are twins. mother's words. we knew that it was as if the twins, so we and everything, said they always said that we have twins not twins twins, so we said so julia, but believe that vyacheslav may be exactly who you are looking for believe. well, honestly, i say, i believe, it is very suitable. it seems to me that you know, i see it right now, i don’t know it in myself, or something, a look, this wide eye is transferred, our dad also had it. well, that is, this resemblance to daddy is not even what looks like me there, mostly like daddy nadezhda but you knew about two brothers and one sister. yes two brothers once, well in the child's home. i was told that there are two older brothers and one younger sister in this family. everything, on the contrary, two sisters and i see what happens. they were younger. girls with older turns out, then they told me the girl was born after the boys. so maybe we are talking about a completely different biological family of your sons, i don’t know. i want to beli

more fraternal twins being born?ing up, identicals are staying the same. fraternals are two-thirds of all twin births. really interesting data, as far as i'm concerned. >> harry, what would we do if there were two of harry? >> oh, gosh. no, no, no. i have to live with the stuff in my own head. no, please no more. i don't have to hear myself double. >> harry enten, thank you for all that. >> thank you. >>> any moment now, the labor department is going to release a key report. it will give you a glimpse into the impact of inflation in the last month. we'll break down the numbers with none other than christine romans. >>> and united airlines just placed a historic and history-making order for at least 100 new boeing planes this morning. what does that tell you about this economy? united airline's ceo scott kirby joins us next. there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star tell you about it. wait what? get it before 's gone on the sub

singh twins, welcome to hardtalk.ow, you were born in england, but you took a trip for the first time to india when you were teenagers in 1980, and that's when you were first exposed to indian miniature paintings. you describe that as a turning point in your lives — why? well, the trip to india was a turning point in our lives for a couple of reasons, really. we were born and brought up in britain. we were aware of our indian heritage, but i don't think we really felt so deeply attached to it until we went to india and we had the opportunity to travel around india and experience that culture in all its diversity, and we really connected with that. and as part of that interest in our heritage, we also came across the style of painting called indian miniature painting, which is a very detailed, exquisite style of artwork full of satire and symbolism and narrative. and that was the style that we both adopted as ourformal artistic language. and it was something that really set us off on ourjourney as professional artists.

like zelinski is twins with churchill. so you know, what's the holdup guest on means that both enjoy the same witch hunting of the political opposition or of citizens who speak russian and both have the same kind of diplomatically savvy elected officials. what will we do have to do occupying her? so if the police doesn't do its job till the end, i don't think that will happen, not this time, the price is too high. so if the justice system does not work with the traders than the military will do it, there is no other way. i talk to the soldiers and that is what they're saying. they will simply shoot them like dogs. so if you crane is one with the west as zalinski sadness, speech department than any, it's the west that should be wondering if it really looks as bad as ukraine. maybe it isn't so free or democratic or without corruption, as it likes to think. so really, is it any wonder that zelinski looks at all of this and thinks that he's looking at a mirror image of ukraine? critic. so you crazier made a low pay of the wave

tahoe city right on down to twin bridges will be at 49 inches. again, the good news, this weekend we are dry here as we head into christmas. then we're going to see things pick up with that heavier rainfall as we hit next tuesday. then that second system on the way by next thursday and friday. and you'll see through the inland valleys, no big differences on the temperatures as we keep plenty of 50s and 60s moving back in. so we're doing good. >> we're doing good. this is going to be an exciting couple of nights, especiallyy fr the kids. thananks, jeffff. >>> stitill to come, thehe agen that tracks santa's moves tomorrow night. the amount of work that takes place to follow him. i haveve somethingng for you. ♪ hi ♪ i haveve somethingng for you t. ♪ ♪ ♪ just annnnounced in n time for r the holidaday, get t 1.9 % aprr for 5 yeyears on allll 20-2 just annnnounced in n time for r the holidaday, gmc c sierra lilight duty c crew cab momod. just annnnounced in n time for r the holidaday, vivisit your l local dealeler . just annnnounced in n time for r the

you know, so well, yeah, pretty much twins. so now that he's church of double guess the, the figures that making ukraine the west twin would probably work as well. the west has freedom of worship and under zelinski and ukraine, well, they don't. zalinski secret police have rated monasteries across ukraine, even a convent full of nuns and arrested dozens of priests for no justifiable reason whatsoever. and in clear violation of the crating constitution, which no longer matters and in the face of this, the, by the ministration has said nothing, not one word. instead they just continue to push to send zalinski more tax dollars . so naturally, zalinski has become much bolder. why wouldn't be so maybe not quite totally twins with the west there, but at least ukraine upholds the notion of political freedom. right? well, earlier this year, zalinski government suspended 11 political parties under the pretext that they were to pro russian. but in zalinski is mind, ukraine is just like europe identical, really same values, which is why h

i didn't even think they were twins.imilar, especially sasha has become closer to volochka. why did you choose their first year? useful for bookkeeping. i open it, and there the notebook is written by mikhail shufutinsky, from which it all began. here is the notebook. you see, it says moscow mikhail shufutinsky and here i am, i think so. well, it's still interesting. well, when they send it, i look through it, open it and start reading. hello dear michael, and so on and so on and on, the story goes on in part, and the lives of these brothers. it was sasha who sent me this book. the first one is the two of them. well, sashka is written here and poetry goes on. i started reading. and when suddenly you open it and come across something that you just can't tear yourself away from. it's really. a lucky break is beyond comprehension. then i picked up the phone. there is a telephone there. all i dialed the phone number was answered by a male voice. hello i say who is this? i say, this is shufutinsky. probably you. this is a nor

i have twins. they're 5 months.y're babies. >> reporter: an amber alert immediately went out for the twins. >> i just miss my babies. >> yeah. >> i miss them being together and their smile. >> reporter: tuesday morning, kyair was found near an airport in dayton. the community gathering to pray for kason's safe return. >> i pray, god, that you dispatch your angels, go and rescue them right now, even as we speak. >> reporter: those prayers answered when he was found in indianapolis. >> guess what, the babies coming home for christmas. [ cheers ] >> reporter: and police arrested jackson on felony kidnapping charges, but she is likely facing other charges as well. she is currently awaiting extradition back to ohio. rachel. >> that mother never giving up hope. mona, thank you. >>> to politics now. tonight republican kari lake has lost her bid to overturn her loss in arizona's governor's race. a judge said that lake did not provide evidence that the election was stolen. the official count shows lake lost to democrat katie

i have five children violetta, 9 years old, diana and snezhana, they are m8-year-old twins. sasha is 4 years old and mikhail is 9 months old and all your children were born in legal marriage, four were born in a legal marriage, and the fifth michael, uh, was born after a divorce. how many years have you been married hmm a little over 10 years, and you married in love. yes, i fell in love with this woman, as they say. well, i fell in love. you can tell at a glance. i was the initiator of the wedding. i persuaded her. let's sign. come on somehow. well, legalize our relationship. well, i've wanted since i was sixteen . i would like a full-fledged family so that we have a bunch of children. well, how would you know that the husband worked, the wife, as it were, well, the housewife was like would be, well, such a family hearth. here, well, here it is, so that like all well-being normal families have such, where did you meet. uh, in social networks with her, she was a friend of my brother and i really liked her from the photo. i asked my brother and said, who is this? well, that's

this is the first twin. and the second twin. they are one month old now. they were born. they both were premature and low birth weight. and they were very sick. they developed neonatal sepsis and apnea. so apnea means that they stop breathing until you touch them or you try to stimulate them. and then they they continue breathing. so they were very sick, especially it was at the beginning, especially for one day we had to resuscitate him several times. this is the only hospital in malakal, and the neonatal ward is almost always full. she has been displaced by both conflict and floods. she says she had given up hope that her babies would survive. translation: i asked the doctor, "how will you be able to make him breathe again?" _ and she responded, "he's not dead." when marina treated him, he started breathing and later he started breast—feeding. south sudan has been wracked by years of civil war and conflict, and climate change is making it worse. four years of heavy rains and flooding have brought food insecurity, malnutrition and a sharp increase in wate

tell us about wife lost twins. tell us about that. wife lost twins. tell us about that .ever get over that. do you ever get over something like. well, i mean , so something like. well, i mean, so we were married . in 1996 within we were married. in 1996 within a few months , being married , my a few months, being married, my wife was pregnant. we were told that she was expecting twins know tremendously exciting . the know tremendously exciting. the you know you go and have the scan when discover not only you only got one we've got two and then in january she was even poor health for a lot of the for a lot of that month and yeah we ended up going back a scan sort of to check everything was okay for poor health had had an impact and then we get told that we can only find one heartbeat and you know, you realise that this means that you know, babies died and i at that moment you still think well or still one but actually, you know, the reality very quickly, my ex—wife body kind of gave to the dead my son joshua and a few moments know gave birth to my daughter jennhen know gav

tell us about wife lost twins. tell us about that. wife lost twins. tell us about that .ever get over that. do you ever get over something like. well, i mean , so something like. well, i mean, so we were married . in 1996 within we were married. in 1996 within a few months , being married , my a few months, being married, my wife was pregnant. we were told that she was expecting twins know tremendously exciting . the know tremendously exciting. the you know you go and have the scan when discover not only you only got one we've got two and then in january she was even poor health for a lot of the for a lot of that month and yeah we ended up going back a scan sort of to check everything was okay for poor health had had an impact and then we get told that we can only find one heartbeat and you know, you realise that this means that you know, babies died and i at that moment you still think well or still one but actually, you know, the reality very quickly, my ex—wife body kind of gave to the dead my son joshua and a few moments know gave birth to my daughter jennhen know gav

so like identical twins or fraternal twins, twins that are almost genetically the same are twins thate like siblings genetically have the exact same correlation in mind modeling abilities, which means it's entirely environmental. and, and there were some interesting things related to parenting and the language that parents use with their children and the extent to which they go, oh, you, it seems like you're feeling wink, wink, wink. and so i just thought, like you know, it's amazing that this thing is 100% learned. and i think that the challenge then just becomes, how do you motivate someone to understand someone who works differently, right? like you might be thinking, oh, yeah, diversity, it's great. and teamwork it's great. but now think about someone you hate. and think about why you hate them and think about whether you would be willing to go down that and have compassion for them and understand why that person's brain and that person's experiences might make them behave the way they do. right. so then there's this part about can do and will do and and, you know, our brain, our

like identical twins or fraternal twins, twins are almost genetically the same or twins that are siblingsnd genetically have the exact same correlation and mine modeling abilities preach it's entirelynv environmental. there are some interesting things related to parenting in the language that parents use with their children. the extent to which they go it seems like you're feeling blank blank blank. it is amazing this thing is a one 100% learned. and i think the challenge then becomes how do you motivate someone to understand someone who works differently. yess diversity is great and teamwork is great now think about someone you hate. and think about why you hate them. think about whether you would be willing to go down that walk and have compassion for them and understand why that person's brain and that person's riexperiences might make them behave the way they do, right? there is a sport about can do and will do. our brains have a chemical that motivates us. to work really hard to understand someone else. one of the times that happens is when we have babies.nt there's nobody on the pla

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best known as the author of the terrifying and at the same time beautiful music from the tv series twinks, which i love very much have not heard anything about such a composer as angela bedalimentov. you have definitely heard his music at least from the first season of the legendary tv series twin peaks. it was shown on our television a long time ago, and even if you were not a viewer of it, you must be at least out of the corner of your eye and out of the corner of your ear. you were familiar with it because there are extremely bright images like coffee or donuts, for example, at least i am not talking about something more vivid, and the music that helped devi duo velinchu, the director , recreate this necessary atmosphere is not just mysticism and mysteriousness of this town of the small town that is mentioned in the series, but also to combine absolute horror and incredible beauty . this was exactly the task he set before the composer ajel badalamedi. by the way, all this combined in a sufficiently specific way and combined quite successfully. let me remind you that pixie is about th

he was committed to the psychiatric wing of the twin towers.ion ended not violently, that's not always the case when police encounter a man with a mental health crisis. >> what's going on? >> drop it for me, my guy. >> drop it! >> a paranoid schizophrenic off his meds shot four times. the sheriff's department is trying to prevent such horrific outcomes. >> we are a specialized unit that is highly trained in dealing with any type of crisis, any mental illness. our deputies are truly experts. >> met stands for mental evaluation team. >> the units will start rolling to the hospital. >> okay. >> lieutenant breeze is the woman in charge. right now we're standing in the middle of the dispatch center. >> she had the belt around her neck. >> this isn't a place the public can just call into. it's where sheriff's deputies radio in when they need expert assistance. >> ask him if he's schizophrenic, bipolar and he said no but he's talking to himself. >> every met deputy is trained over 730 hours on top of what we learn in the academy. >> why should a sheri

so she carries the bone marrow of her twin and since then the field has moved on t so you dont need twinsre. you can perform very clever matches, very cautious matches an transfer marrow from one person to another person without the requirement for them to be twins. we have moved on since then, right? so then we move on to the birth of ivf. so that ivf is also a form of transplantation, a strange form of transplantation. to you harvest eggs from someone's body, you fertilize them with sperm, the egg with sperm, and then you grow it in the petri dish until it's, a little bit, eight cells or a little bigger, than you transferred back into a woman's womb so that it can now, the embryo can now grow. .. cure type one diabetes. the efforts to create artificial skin, artificial organs, bio artificial livers. this whole field from the early to now very sophisticated experimentsle hasn't really started to boom finally. it led to lots of incredible diseases. >> my first book i write a little bit about who was considered the first person initiated. there is this charming story about him. his experim

county jail's infamous twin towers, which is the largest mental health institution in the country.hile there, i saw some inmates actually chained to tables. >> should all these people with mental illness be inside of a jail? >> oh, absolutely not. it isn't the right place. they should be in a facility that's designed to help them. we don't have that facility in california right now. >> that was six years ago. and today in california, unless you're very wealthy, there's still no long-term care options for severe mental illness other than incarceration. now the growing population doesn't just fill the jails. it's overwhelming the streets. and too often, cops without training are left to handle confrontations that can escalate quickly. not long ago, my family witnessed this firsthand right here in santa monica, when they encountered a man who appeared to be having a psychotic episode. it was december of 2020. my husband and eldest daughter, who was seven at the time, were leaving a house on this street. as they were walking, a very large man charged them and was just yelling profaniti

that crash touched a nerve in part because it left twin little girls without both of their parents. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen live for us this morning outside the courthouse in redwood city and, thom, this is one of those two suspects now in custody tied to that tragedy. >> reporter: good morning. yes. 23-year-old kyle harrison of redwood city is set to be in court today. he's the one set to be in court charged with second-degree murder this afternoon. the other is a 17-year-old both charged in the deadly november 4 crash that killed grace spiridon and greg ammen of san carlos. prosecutors say the suspects were racing each other through redwood city at speeds near 80 miles an hour when the teenager lost control of his car, killing them and injuring the twin daughters. harrison was arrested about two weeks after the crash and the teen suspect, whose name has not been released, was found at the scene of the wreck. harrison is in jail with no bail and he is set to enter a plea on that second-degree murder charge this afternoon at the hall of justice here in redwood city. we're

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i have twins, as well, and the little boy, my fraternal twin, he too -- he's the one who educated me on pulisic. you know, like he's the one to watch. i'm, like, i'm getting this from my 10-year-old. he too, is inspired by this team in so many ways. so, you know, in 2026, with this world cup being hosted in north america, what has this world cup in doha -- how do you suppose it may have inspired a new way in which audiences all around the world will be embracing, how it will be conveyed? there was a lot of controversy with doha. presumably a lot less involving the u.s. hosting it. >> oh, yes. >> do you see the world cup soccer stage i guess evolving in a different way in which soccer would be brought into the homes of millions around the world? >> well, it's going to be different because it's the first world cup where you'll have 48 teams instead of 32. so naturally it will be more engaging, many more countries represented. the united states, we are a country that invites immigrants, that invites different cultures and ethnicities and promotes that, so i look at major league soccer a

this past april, the brothers became the fifth set of twins to appear in the same game in major leaguetory. >> it always stuck with me how classy of a move that was. >> reporter: after a couple of weeks, everyone will be able to tell them apart. the biggest difference is when they're pitching. taylor is a lefty. tyler is a righty with an unmistakable side arm delivery. >> it's fun to have like those inside jokes with our brother. >> reporter: if today's zoom presser is any indication, tyler might be a little more outgoing of the two. >> we're trying to win ball games. we're going to have some fun along the way. >> reporter: the fun begins when pitchers and catchers report to spring training in february. anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> i'm trying to remember what -- taylor is the lefty or righty? >> completely different pitching styles. fantastic. >> it will be fun to watch. >> it's going to be good. >> good for their parents. >> right? >> i do need to take it on a serious note now you guys. right now at 6:00, we are following a developing story out of yosemite. we have brand-new detai

the second twin was not with her.ties launched a massive search for the missing baby in case in was finally found thursday, three days after being kidnapped inside an abandoned car in indiana about 200 miles away from home. thousands of christians from around the world are spending the holiday season in jerusalem , one of the biggest christmas celebrations is taking place in the biblical town of bethlehem. christians believe jesus christ was born in that city more than 2000 years ago, and what is now the israeli occupied west bank. tourism experts say these are the largest crowds holiday crowds, in fact, the visit bethlehem since the start of the pandemic. last year. we celebrated christmas during the pandemic and without any tourists from any country in the world. this year. we're celebrating christmas with tourists that arrived to palestine from all over the world. an estimated 120,000 people are expected to visit bethlehem before the holiday season is over here in the bay, hundreds of people gathered at san francis

the couple's twin girls were injured in the crash. they lost their mom and dad to what police say was a high-speed race through redwood city. thom jensen is outside with more on what is happening today. >> reporter: hi, kris. a 17-year-old was also injured in this crash and hospitalized and then later arrested and charged in juvenile court with second-degree murder and street racing charges. 23-year-old kyle harrison, also of redwood city, he was charged about two weeks later and arrested at his home with the second-degree murder and street racing charges. he's the one who will appear in court today for that plea hearing. prosecutors say harrison and the other suspect were racing on november 4th and reached speeds over 80 miles per hour when the teenager was unable to stop and slammed into the van belonging to grace spiridon and greg ammen as they made a left turn on el camino real. it happened at about 8:00 p.m. that night. the married couple was killed in the crash and their twin 7-year-old daughters were injured and hospitalized. h

history. taiwanese chip make a t s m c says it's pumping tens of billions of dollars into twin american factories. we'll get the latest from our correspondence in new york. global ad i'm industry is expecting a return to profit next year, but with more rating and ukraine and china's coven restrictions, how certain can they be added? it's efforts to put a stop to pollution from cause the e is turning its attention to brake pads, will take a closer look. this is to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. rarely has an overseas investment. been as big as this one time, and he's chip giant, t s m c says it's spending a total of $40000000000.00 on a semiconductor plant in the state of arizona. president joe biden says the project is proof. the u. s. is breaking its dependency on foreign manufacturers for chips. he's visited arizona to celebrate the projects, along with apple seo. tim cook, d. s m c says the expansion will leads to the creation of around $10000.00 tech jobs with a target of producing $600000.00 micro chips per year in the twin facilities. welcome on this la

in columbus, ohio, a 5-month-old twin boy who was kidnapped along with his twin brother days earliereen found alive in indianapolis and is in good health. his brothers had been found alive on tuesday. a 24-year-old woman has been charged with two counts of kidnapping. >>> the senate has passed a $1.7 trillion spending bill to avert a government shutdown. the bill, which provides $50 billion in aid to ukraine, now heads to the house for a vote and is expected to pass before it's sent to president biden for his signature. >>> arizona's governor has agreed to remove a makeshift border wall built out of shipping containers. this comes after the biden administration filed a lawsuit arguing it was illegally constructed on federal land. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. after a surprise trip to washington, ukraine's president zelenskyy is back home tonight, hoping more u.s. milit

his twin brother is already on the team. we're going to tell you more >>> as we close out a year of intense weather phenomenon around the world, our changing climate has put a spotlight on how important it is to take care of our planet and all its living things. according to google, the searches for waste less, how to reduce waste, and how to use less plastic reached an all-time high in 2022 as more people are hoping to find ways to reduce their environmental footprint. our meteorologist vianey arana has been searching for planet-friendly spots all year in her climate hack series. check out a few she's found this year. >> reporter: taking care of your teeth is not only important for a shiny smile. it's also great for your overall health. and of course brushing your teeth is a part of that. but it's got me thinking what happens to all of these plastic tubes once it's time to toss them out? here's the problem. according to forbes, 1.5 billion tubes of toothpaste get thrown out each year. hey, vianey. it's time for your climate

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wait, and there were twins and a girl. at what age?riend and now he constantly ran away from home, ran away and ran away. here we are running around the night, looking for him. he came up from the garden, looked that the cups were standing, he ate and again there was romance. now, i now see, well, a significant difference between the way you treat one child and another, even when you did not tell your daughter anything. that is, here he sits in the middle and the emotional component is more comes from the side of women, both the elder sisters and you, and here, of course, a reasonable question will arise for me. even if the child runs away, the parent is responsible for the child, and then the child most often runs away. at this age, if he lacks attention, love, or something happens in the family, yes, between adults. from what the child wants to run away then i have a question. what happened in your family, what is yours? from the age of nine, he didn’t just run away, but got into such situations and, uh, went to jail or was he first