i was really excited for twins.e -- i will see things for twins now and every single time, it kind of hits. my son is a twin list twin >> reporter: lord's ob/gyn was by her side throughout her pregnancy. both women worry about what it means in a post roll iraq. in texas, it is a second-degree felony to perform or attempt an abortion, huntsville by up to those punishable by life in prison or fine. >> it is not this -- it is part of me. it is who i am. it is woven into my dna at this point. so when these laws came into effect, it was not just violating the autonomy that i felt like i have with my own training. it was putting my own life -- livelihood on the line and in addition to my patient. >> reporter: did you have to change the way that you talk to your patients, the type of conversation that you have? >> i have had to change the way that i speak to my patients about abortion. it is even hard to say the word because you feel like you are going to get in trouble just by saying the word abortion. >> reporter: dr. ke

but what was the name of her twin sister. hmm, i don’t know, and my mother doesn’t know either.ot enough data, then with the twins, the photograph helps us a lot, because the twins are similar, their dates of birth are the same, yes, that's why she always told us that they were very similar that they were gemini we, of course, hope that let's see the photos. somewhere around 28 years old, here already i and her people were already here. and here she is still, probably , 21 years old here. here i am three years old leonid, but we know that my mother died under tragic circumstances. and you miraculously escaped, and on that day in the evening i was my friend in away. well, we then went out for a walk and noticed that the smoke was coming from the side of my house. well, there the whole house was already completely on fire there, this was nothing to save anyone. later i lived with a friend, but ivan's grandmother had a grandmother there, she was good. she was very kind to my parents and my mother. she was friends with mine. i did not survive it, i finished school there. then study

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seven sets of twins.feel good. >> these guys are feeling good they're ready to be done. >> principal gillian, did you realize you had all these twins in that class? >> no. we knew we had a lot of twins, but it wasn't until our yearbook put a little section together and these guys got the yearbooks a couple weeks ago we realized at that point we have a lot of twins in the building. >> and principal, you, too, are a twin so it must be kind of cool to watch all these people lift each other up, all these siblings. >> yeah. i have a twin, my twin sister josie. i know what they go through on a daily basis. they get a lot of the same questions like, wait, you guys are twins? it's that kind of thing. yeah, we have a connection. >> you guys have gone through high school together next to your sibling and now college comes. that means sometimes it is a different picture. we have lizzie and eric. can you guys raise your hands? so you guys chose to go to different colleges tell us about that decision. >> yeah. so we b

the youngest twins were seven months old and the oldest twins were 67 years old . we went to the sweet celebration of twins and multiples with similar clothes . you eat more, my brother, mahyar som, we know them by their clothes. 18 2020, not being alone as a co-star, having peace and happiness is more attractive than the virtues of multiples. it is attractive to look like a person. the fight will be over this is the second year that the twins are gathering together. mahmoud modrasi of kashan broadcasting news agency. be careful. god bless this year. what are the characteristics of this year's hajj compared to previous years ? corona is the religion of islam, it is honorable to know him, he was over 65 years old, all of them are you from this year, they are you, what happened this year, it was first announced that those who have the root of 85 in their possession should register. to end that to decision making for some better done we in addition insider, 902 seventy thousand people who are in line, we have a lot of likes, cry right now , i think i will register for

would you want an identical twin?f you are bad at math i didn't want to take a history exam, you could send her sister, swap out. the twins in the show, "dead ringers," they had been doing that since they were children. now they are grown-ups. like beverly is shy so elliott procures lovers for her. so elliott goes and gets a lover for her and then they swap out. so they have been deceiving people a lot. not just in history classes kids, it's gotten pretty intense as grown-ups. >> stephen: wow. >> rachel: yeah. [laughs] >> stephen: we have a clip here. what are we about to see? >> rachel: we are about to see the twins, elliott and beverly, going upstate new york to meet some billionaires. it's in episode two. and they want $15 million for this birthing center and lab in this family that they are going to see, it's kind of a succession type episode. because it's monstrously rich people who hae no moral fiber or backbone but have the most delicious dialogue and you can take your eyes off them. they're going upstate. beve

the youngest twins were seven months old and the oldest were 67 years old . we went to the sweet celebration of twins and multiples wearing similar clothes. they are from dubai. seyyed mohammad reza razavi gulsoum, you eat more at my uncle's house. tell us that we know their clothes. they say that the discipline score of 2018 is 18. not being alone. having peace and happiness as a co-star is more important than the virtues of multiple twins . who should wear clothes that look like the sad ones? this is the second year that the twins mahmoud madrasi, kashan radio and television news agency, your attention is being paid to the news of the field of spit, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. peace and blessings of god be upon prophet muhammad and his pure and pure family. greetings to you, dear and respected viewers, to the khabar network of the remembrance of spiritual martyrs and students of shir. a jurist was held as a witness, the narration was from the stars of the city, the jurist witnesses were the same ones who created the bastion o

at least you said it is my mother and full of societies stigmatize my twin sister. they ostracized because she gave this out of wedlock the money to. 7 the guy seeing as if she was the only person to ever give the house of widow babylon. 16 also to me. so i tried to move the stigma to convince people to and they said, god, send them to sell. and i tell them it was because of the situation she was in need to go further into that kind of really the most who followed. she didn't mean to things to happen that way out. there was no one to advise to get a license at that time. it is long she was young and naive and on the that time and didn't have enough sense to know what to do is say like i i tell people that if it didn't happen to the kids, they wouldn't have managed as well as she has the on the the last name i didn't grew up with my biological parent, 80 some stuff in my auntie and her husband raised me another much. they just didn't have much but they did do their best to raise me. and me says, and i promised myself that i would work called and become the best of hu

so my twin sister go off without on cheeks me. my mother seals fish pools is a small trying to find me that in. and then my dad was a taxi driver but he's retired now. the allow me to. i don't want them to feel the time running away from them because the pool, i will notify them. the i live in that when i want is to give them the normal, easy life. they never had to the full rate in the get the don't forget to get the name of the game. yeah. i'm on leave, i'm in model. i do all this to take care of my children. why would i wonder if they had enough money? i would stop but they will depend on me. my mom and dad also dependent on me, not for me. and my mom is all on. should i stop because business is slow? i wouldn't do that. the that. i like both of the 4 that has the, grew up with me, which is why we are so glad you called on the 24 hour. i like to sign very much. even though we aren't as bad as she was taken in by my sister who lived in the family, which is why i'm not that close to her. i mean, they reach one of my wish was for

the first twins, in the thirty-eighth , got into the fleet, and the next one looked up to the elders.act that there are five couples in one family at once. psov, so it is with a goat, as they say, in their family it is written in the family to eat. yes? these are my parents. this mother is the sister of these brothers, it turns out that the youngest in the family is the only photograph with the red navy sailors sergei and alexander they sent her home parents while serving on their peakless caps. you can read the paris commune on this battleship met the war in sevastopol in the city of russian sailors, a monument was erected to him from the south bay during the defense of sevastopol, the battleship, the paris commune, on which sergei alexander kozenko served, dealt his main blow to german positions in the river area. belbek gave reflections of vinalets evacuation of the wounded up to 43, in which the ship will be returned to its former name sevastopol, he will make 15 military campaigns in the same period, the ship will be on repairs, and most of the crew will be sent to the marine cor

a twin was born. yes, we decided to take a girl in the maternity hospital , they began to refuse the boy, but at the maternity hospital they told us that if you do not take the boy, you will not receive a single child, and they took both children. you are in moscow for half a year, then she says, leave for naberezhnye chelny, that’s how you lived there with a child, it was hard at first , she cried, because she couldn’t understand how it was very difficult to give such a crumb to a foreign region in a foreign city. to me it was purely moral for it and a high-profile story. the whole country was closely watching, and our colleagues from the news program more than once covered the progress of your long litigation attention. tatyana kalentyeva arrived in moscow by the very first train with a small bag of things in case, if today the court decides in her favor for 2.5 years, consider him not seen. this is a lot. i imagine the child is bored. he probably waited for me every day waiting for a happy mother g

. >> that was our birthright, my twin brother and i. we are texans through and through into the bone. my wife and i were stationed at virginia beach, virginia, what are first son came along. she actually went into false labor pains and i drove her from virginia to texas so he could be born in texas. true story. . >> was she on board with that? >> she didn't have a choice. but she was. it was a great road trip. took us about 26 hours. my twin brother was not about to let us have our firstborn child not in the state of texas because i was like, hey, i need a dirt, i need a flood, i need a letter from the governor, absolutely not. >> why is that so important to you? >> it's a texas thing. it's one of those things that i wish i could explain it to you. i wish i had the vocabulary to articulate it to you but it's an emotional thing for us texans. >> you were raised on a horse ranch. describe your upbringing. >> hard work, dedication. weren't allowed to complain at all. my parents instilled in us at an early age, if you want to survive, if yo

my twin sister is a ostracized because she gave this out of wedlock. the monday, the one that i've seen, i'm as if she was the only person to ever get books out of with no 116 i was offered to me. so i tried to move the stigma to convince people to and they said, god, send them to tell them i tell them it was because of the situation she was in mutual fund into that kind in the way the most who fold she didn't mean to things to happen that way up, there was no one to advise to get a license at that time. it is long she was young and naive and, and i didn't have enough sense to know what to do. say like i i tell people that if it didn't happen today, kids that they wouldn't have managed as well as she has the the last name i didn't grew up with my biological parent elisha stuff in my auntie and her husband raised me another much they didn't have much, but they did do their best to raise me and nieces. and i promised myself that i would work called under come the best of hudson had and they called and said i would take care of them when they need it. so

find my mother's twin sister. i think i've been nurturing this idea for over ten years now.of my mother, after the death, apparently, when my mother became a kind of thread with her. it would be great if she responded. we will be very, very hopeful. yes, my mother’s parents, who adopted her for 6-8, had their own son sasha sasha omarov, mom always spoke very warmly about him and i remember the moment when we arrived in volgograd, they lived there in volgograd and he met her so warmly took on hands circled her, that is, they had such a warm relationship and our last meeting. it was a wedding, just at sasha's and i remember that there were a lot of guests at the wedding, but their parents were drinking and behaved very ugly at this wedding. and it so happened that the foster parents no longer wanted to communicate with our mother. and after that, the connection was lost, of course, we don’t remember any address in volgograd, where, of course, what else i remember is that my mother’s father gasan had a younger sister, aunt ishata, she worked as a conductor and once she took me

the other twin was raised in vietnam. so, that started my process of trying to found out more about the story. while i was researching the science i learned about transnational adoption and the history of that and it became another research through-line through the book. frank: i admire how the book compassionately characterizes different clashing perspectives of the adoption industry. birth family, adopting families, adoptees themselves. you talk to a pair of sisters with drastically different takes on their circumstances. i think it does the work a lot of journalism seeks to do, put groups in perspective in conversations with each other in ways that do not currently exist in the discourse. what challenges did you face getting access to your subjects and cultivating the necessary level of candor? erika: one of the challenges is of course there are interviews in the book with birth families in vietnam. so there are language challenges there. i worked with an interpreter and traveled and was able to interview the birthmoth

it's crazy. - you ever meet identical twins, except one twin is much better-looking than the other twin better-looking twin. - no. - that's what we're talking about. john stamos right there. - thank you very much. - now for their competition, she's a golden globe winning actress and creator of the hit show "abbott elementary," and just last year, she took home her first emmy. her partner is a hilarious comedian, actor, and musician, who you know from "the office," "hot tub time machine," and his new show "killing it" on peacock. give it up for quinta brunson and craig robinson! ♪ are you kidding me? come on! i'm so excited. come on. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. i'm so happy you're here. - whoo! thank you so much. quinta, congrats on everything, "abbott elementary." - thank you guys. - i love that show. it's so good. - thank you. - craig, you were actually-- you were a music teacher, right? - kindergarten through eighth grade in chicago. - no way, so-- - i didn't know that. - are you gonna be teaching us a little something tonight? - we'll see. - all right. we're

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and new born twin baby became one of the victims. when the bombs hit flooded, we were told to evacuate immediately because no one knew what might happen next session by that's making sure that we had to move to be the is often, but we can find an ambulance. one of the babies needed oxygen, even though he didn't make it and died. the other twin was moved to an incubator at an on damaged hospital in um, doing them on. but the word is not an entirely safe haven. fighting is not far away. and the hospital stock pile of life saving medication as across the country is running out the fitness, the covers that office of medicine are starting to dwindle us. and if it goes on like this, everything will collapse. people asking me for medicine that i can't get for the money the in the capital far to the u. n. warns only less than one and 6 percent of hospitals are fully functional. in the coming weeks, the agency estimates 24000 women will give birth. many without proper access to maternal care, after many cease fires that fail to hold, as media

why is one of the twin brothers afraid that the other will die soon.. let me remind you that from one painkiller today there are already four of them that mikhail shufutinsky has to do there, but he will dispose of it, but this didn’t work out according to normal, that is, but when a man does not value his health when he does not take his body as a temple for the soul, as they say. come to us to catch up with the turn and again on september 3 let you dream of palm cabbage. we cooked it was delicious, not a trifle to poke in your pockets, you know, we like it for a long time and painfully. here it is very yes, the anniversary concert of mikhail shufutinsky is a day in this life today 22:15. call sign zhuravli premiere may 8 at 17:00 on ntv now seeds from martin don't forget to buy a card there is a credit we will be looking for 145 days without interest. that's it, credit card reasonable 145 days no interest on all purchases. check out the online application of kfc and cutting-edge technology. under the igara, where did the cossacks and the trans-baikal

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this is the second year that the twins have come together. mahmoud madrasi of the kashan broadcasting news agency and the life of hazrat fatima masoumeh, peace be upon her, in the form of a television series under construction. the end is over and the filming will start soon. rehane, maria rabia and razia, just a few tv series of the hereafter, the series of hazrat masoumeh, peace be upon him, should pre-produce the city of baghdad with the sound of the birth of hazrat masoumeh , peace be upon him. production roadmap book in a very professional way, a comprehensive plan was formed because the professional work in the pre-production stage of electricity, telecommunications, documentary history , the authenticity of the wooden ceiling and the television series from a few years ago, with a deep and extensive research in the history of islam, along with the best people who in each part, what could be used from the technical point of view, these steps were taken, this tv series should be a work with the possibility of international broadcast with

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the twins in whose son they grew up with different families. now they want to build their future together. and to do so, they must leave their home in sierra leone. twin sisters united in the search for a better life. in 15 minutes on dw, the guardians of truth. my name is junk and and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking all the powers that be they risk every thing john didn't r s activist journalist and politicians living and anxiety too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this waves because i'm responsible for the future follow country for the people who are behind the bus for their mission. people need to know what is happening there. you know, are series guardians of truth watching it on youtube. dw documentary ones like for brain uptake. it's magic, it's a kind of magic because this orchestra called the brain continuously announcing cells. so we ask a few astute questions. are we smarter in swarms for us? causes monster waves. how powerful are your thoughts wherever we can control ou

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twins fan makes a great barehanded are you kidding me? 3-0 minnesota. twins lead in the seventh.ahead to run jack to lefties. we begin. camilo doval on for the safe. strikes out willie castro to end it. the giants win and are back at .500. finally. a's and m's dressed for success. i don't know. 2-0 a's in the fifth. jp crawford, just like that. very next batter is ty france. he says, bring me that. back to back jack's. give the mariners the lead in seattle ends up winning 3-2. nba playoffs. the cells trying to avoid being swept by miami. marcus star to robert williams authority. boston in control. moments later, marcus martin with the pastor jayland brown. jason tatum went for 33. the celtics are alive. 116-99 the final. game five is back in boston. sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino. we w dan: there's a lot of news to sift through. if you are searching for one final nighttime read, we picked something out for you. the mysteries lurking beneath a murky lake in the north bay. a prehistoric snapping turtle, a big one is roaming a popular spot in sonoma county. it's

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in order to prepare for surgically separating the twins, doctors made a virtual model of the boy's brains and 3 d printed it. for a month surgeons and brazil, and england convened and virtual reality to practice the extremely difficult and complex procedure experts, a digital simulations also have huge potential when it comes to training. at cambridge university in england, working with extended reality means that multiple students can practice treating one digital patient. what simulation allows us to do is to have our students fail in a safe environment and to feel safe to fail. of course, that's not something we want to do with real patience. and so a simulation environment allow the students to take those next steps in their learning where they haven't increasing the real environment around them. to practice the skills and techniques of only when they come to meet practicing with holographic patients in a high fidelity simulator means there is no more need for life sized dolls, which are a big cost factor per hospitals. providing training for health care professionals. there's many st

reality to safely practice. ria and complex procedures such as the sept. ation of these conjoined twins in brazil. ah, tour and bernardo lima were born conjoined at the head with fused brains. in order to prepare for surgically separating the twins, doctors made a virtual model of the boy's brains and 3 d printed it. for a month, surgeons, and brazil, and england convened and virtual reality to practice the extremely difficult and complex procedure. experts say digital simulations also have huge potential when it comes to training at cambridge university in england, working with extended reality means that multiple students can practice treating one digital patient. what simulation allows us to do is to have our students fail in a safe environment and to feel safe to fail. of course, that's not something we want to do with real patience. and so a simulation environment allowing the students to take those next steps in their learning where they have been increasing the real environment to remind them to practice the skills and techniques that they'll need when they come to meet real pati

the other twin was moved to an incubator at an on damaged hospital in under them on. but the word is not an entirely safe haven. fighting is not far away and the hospital stock pile of life saving medication as across the country is running out. and then as soon as the coverage stocks of medicine are starting to dwindle us and if it goes on like this, everything will collapse. people asking me for medicine that i can't get for the money, the and the capital far to the u. n. warrens, when we listed one and 6 percent of hospitals are fully functional. in the coming weeks, the agency estimates 24000 women will give birth. many without proper access to maternal care, after many cease fires that fail to hold, as mediators meet, to try and, and the conflict. thousands of lives are hanging in the balance to the united kingdom now where royal funds have health street policies to celebrate the coordination of king charles. this is to moxie occasion persons can also enjoy an extra public holiday. on monday, on sunday evening, the policy continued with a concert to on the new ki

the twins, fussy, in whose side they grew up with different families. now they want to build their future together. and to do so, they must leave their home in sierra leone. twin sisters united in the search for a better life. in 45 minutes on dw outdoor sports scoring, we say they were about never giving up sports flies every weekend on dw the of this data being use africa coming up on the program, the price june, unless paying to deliver the truth. and they were trained to and this tells us how and why she was fortunate in prison. and we looked at media freedom elsewhere in africa. and why some countries i'm turning into news, black holes. that's back on holmes slowly the nigerians.

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five and one twins after that and capping it off himself with a wild pitch, the twins add on giants lose they take two of three and drop again below 500. eight with their 10 when 40 loss record in seattle. again scored five runs in the fourth, julio rodriguez singling a run here off of ken to make it a four zip mariners and then with the bases-loaded while to check walks. that was not even close forcing a run, a's lose six and one it they have dropped seven straight. to be the best you have to beat the best or in the case of 49ers quarterback train with the best. lance spent part of the off-season working with chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, two time super bowl champ and trainer. he missed most of last season with an ankle injury but with brock purdy sidelined this is his time to shine. >> i was able to focus on the right things, i just have a better idea even this year better than last of what is expected of me and how to run the offense. being able to watch jimmy and brock play at such a high level this year, for me beinlearn aboe is, how he spent his free time off-season ale as we

five and one twins after that and capping it off himself with a wild pitch, the twins add on giants lose they take two of three and drop again below 500. eight with their 10 when 40 loss record in seattle. again scored five runs in the fourth, julio rodriguez singling a run here off of ken to make it a four zip mariners and then with the bases-loaded while to check walks. that was not even close forcing a run, a's lose six and one it they have dropped seven straight. to be the best you have to beat the best or in the case of 49ers quarterback train with the best. lance spent part of the off-season working with chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, two time super bowl champ and trainer. he missed most of last season with an ankle injuryut with brock purdy sidelined this is hise to shine. >> i was able to focus on the right things, i just have a better idea even this year better than last of what is expected of me and how to run the offense. being able to watch jimmy and brock play at such a high level this year, for me being able to be around pat was awesome and pick his brain. learn about

yes, one of my brothers was my twin and a younger brother as well, but we were running the household.n his plate and had to work very hard to keep things going, so we did all the cooking and laundry and kept the house going, and i don't want to get the violins out, because actually this happens to a lot of people, but what it does, again, teach you, it is about resilience, it is about taking care of people, and i think those experiences although they are tough at the time, they help me every day, and they help me when i see people in my surgery who are going through similar things and are exhausted and stressed out about things and need support and encouragement, and it has helped me be empathetic i think to people in those circumstances. did you as a carer in your teens lose your normal teenage years? i think i did a bit. i was never one of the cool kids who was always invited to lots of parties. i was never that person. i worked, as soon as i could. i was earning money. including as a magician�*s assistant. i thought that would make you quite cool to have a at a party. on friday and