>> even though they were listed as identical twins, they didn't see themselves as identical twins, and they actually resented the idea. >> and according to federico, alexandria wanted to do more than just kill anastasia. >> she said, don't forget, we're leaving planet on the 30th. >> are you then inferring leaving planet is. i'm going to die. >> i immediately suspected that they were planning on doing suicide. >> coming up, cops say it wasn't a suicide pact gone wrong and charge alexandria with murdering her sister. but can they prove it? >> i was running our own family business, and then covid hit. then we had almost nothing. >> i had tens of thousands of dollars hanging over my head, working full time, oftentimes multiple jobs. >> i had over $43,000 in debt. that's when i called national debt relief. >> there was hope that came from that call. >> all those feelings of shame really evaporated. >> they treated me like a real person, not a number. >> whether it's credit card, medical or personal loan debt, national debt relief negotiates with your creditors to reduce the amount you owe.

this attack not on the twin towers, much more serious.t's an attack on america and everything we stand for. so we have an obligation to rebuild. that is what i see. he said, well, what would you do? would you put back the twin towers? off the top of my head, probably not. i said, probably instead of building two 110 story towers, four towers, 2.5 million feet each. so it's slightly different. but i said rebuilding i think is an absolute necessity. host: the second phone call from a friend of yours called herb wachtell. larry: i had -- i met in september of 1944 in the freshman class of high school, a guy my age, actually a year yo unger, we became friends. went to high school together, college together. we've known each other for all these years. i remember having dinner with him and his family and our family and so forth, the week before 9/11 at his home. very good friends. and i recall right after 9/11 realizing that i had one helluva problem before me. i had to talk to her and his partner, the law firm that he started, one of new york'

and the cabinets twins were followed almost 100. there was a breaking of their private belongings, were run sucked, prompted decisions to leave germany we just wanted to get away to live on line some be a bit fine, but for a while and yes, we wanted to do normal thing, but important. it would be, you know, minds i have not. in 2010, just 21 years old. the accountants twins left europe for less on today's hub of the entertainment industry. does. he does not for less than i'm believing the country was probably one of the smartest decisions that really took it into a know button, international level. and of course, that makes them very attractive because like how many german does have a career like that was on the other guy, gustavo and georg the friends on drums and bass still lives in magnifying some 6000 miles away from los angeles. the stuff that the twins relocated to the us, the 4 of them took a break to catch to breath after 5 crazy in seeing the successful years. when they reappeared a few years later with the kings of suburbia

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the twins as tours and costing shows and endorsement sort of vague and burger. the callous brothers, especially bill are on the presence, but they play by their own set of rules. not just 13 bill cabinets, wrote his autobiography titled, career suicide. tom gained wider prominence as the 3rd husbands of tv celebrity and model heidi clues who provided the title song for her german tv show. yes, tokyo hotel account. his brothers are seemingly everywhere. that's my home. so, you know, of course they are now doing this very cleverly by giving people what they want from tell you the child's name needs familiarities, monday and thursday, and have the full cost of netflix duck you serious about their lives. so i check check on the time from mine, are you ready? i'm ready. a visit about all the things to do the the bad, the eyes tokyo to view then see what kind of feeling of denver had since to 9. so it does can now that is exactly what fun people wants to see from them. the, the, the, some alien, the siblings you of that successful in america. one of them is supposed t

and we're the garcia twins.nging) i'm busting out of my shell nikki garcia: we're wwe hall of famers. we're reality stars. we're winemakers. we are winemakers. and we wrote a book. we're new york times bestsellers. that's right. leslie tillem: welcome to global travel collection. nikki garcia: oh, yes. leslie tillem: we are excited to help plan a trip for you both. us, too. tell us a little about yoselves. where are you dreaming of? so we haven't had a sister vacation in a very, very long time. [awkward music] twins. yeah. ok. brie garcia: and when we did our last vacation, her and i realized, like, how much we loved to vacation together. even though we're so different, we really enjoy each other's company. but it doesn't seem to me like you've used a travel advisor in the past. why now? it'd be nice to have different eyes. i feel like sometimes we tend to on our trips always go towards one twin's needs. we do a lot of what nikki wants. but the thing is, she always ends up enjoying the things i want to do. this

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the accountants twins left europe for less on today's hub of the entertainment industry. does he just loved the fellows number leaving the country was probably one of the smartest decisions that really took it into a nova and international level. and of course, that makes them very attractive because like how many gym and just have a career like that wouldn't be able to go to stuff and georg, the friends on drums and bass still lives in metabolic some 6000 miles away from los angeles. the the twins relocated to the us, the 4 of them took a break to catch their breath after 5 crazy in seen the successful years. when they reappeared a few years later with the kings of suburbia, they had reinvented themselves with a new sound. from alternative rock to electro. and since pub tokyo toe headphone of the videos were sexually suggestive and played with gender fluidity. the teenage email era was over the phone only, but it was the sexual freedom that bill expressed. and as linux was hiding his homosexuality. so i think there was a very strong theme of sexual freedom and from the e

twins buying twin cars. documents show police had this video, but they ended up suspending this case too. - she definitely knew that this man was definitely capable of a lot more than just damage to the material things. - [marissa] maria files three more police reports, november 28th, 30th and december 8th for harassing calls, 32 in one day and more harassing texts. her complaints filed with the 15th district, two suspended, one just stayed open. in all of these complaints, there's something missing. not a single mention of police ever even questioning brown, not once, no contact, no arrests. here's why that's important. when we look at what failed, maria had an emergency order of protection. adriana, another domestic violence survivor, made sure to take maria to get one. - i know how scary it can be, let's go ahead and do it so you don't feel alone. - together they came here to domestic violence court. this is the order of protection that maria got. this was supposed to give her a chance to have her abuser

tortola dive instructor keith royle has been down to the twin wrecks hundreds of times. mr.e are two wrecks sitting right next to each other, bow to stern. and there's a small gap in between them. mr. royle: the allure to that is the fish life. murphy: david swain and his friend christian thwaites were both certified scuba instructors. between them they had more than 1,000 dives under their belts. and shelley tyre was no novice. in her log book, she'd recorded more than 350 dives. now, divers with comparable experience will tell you that diving the twin wreck site, with its nice, flat, sandy bottom, great visibility and minimal currents is about as challenging as a walk in the park on a sunny day. at about noon that day, the caribbean soul tied up at the twin wrecks, nabbing the sole mooring buoy. in a sometimes busy tourist ocean, the friends on board would have the dive site all to themselves. then david and shelley made their dive plan. david swain: this particular time it was decided that we'd go down first, shelley and i. murphy: david swain says he and shelley made a r

she did it in italy previously by having twins. reason why she shouldn't be removed to the united states. master manipulator. master manipulator. narrator: the pregnancy meant that urea's extradition, if it happened, would have to wait at least until after the baby was born. interviewer: so when you heard she managed to get pregnant in prison in spain-- oh, i smelled that one so quick. you knew it was coming? oh, i knew it was coming. she used her sexuality, you know, in such a calculated way. it goes to show the sick, evil individual that really was only thinking about herself and how to spare herself. narrator: the baby, a girl, was born in the summer of 2015. just weeks later, agent kowalski got the word. all of a sudden, the spanish court says, we're done. she's being extradited. and we were told that in past experience, unless you act immediately, there's potential that the removal evaporates. narrator: but the fbi was ready. i don't want to risk transporting her on a commercial flight back to the us, particularly, with a smal

two of the children are newborn twin girls, and the twins were born in mid september in houston, texas. so on december 11th they were deported and cnn spoke with the father of frederico alvarado, who is also a u.s. citizen you know, when i get home, i get sad seeing all the things that my children, i would like for them to return my family just as they took it away from me. >> why do they do that? why are you doing this during this time of the year when we had plans, we had it all well, for first of all, my colleague gonzalo alvarado from cnn espanol looked into how this all happened. federico arellano, a 24 year old u.s. born citizen, says that he never expected to come back home empty handed. on december 10th, after his wife cristina salazar, and their four children were deported back to mexico. among the children were the three month old twin baby girls who were born in houston in mid september. following an immigration appointment, they said they had at the immigration offices in houston, a situation that, according to arellano, took them by surprise according to a statement sent t

a complete digital twin. a digital twin is a representation of a venue in 3d, like a video game.to plan in advance, to anticipate, to see how they can plan their operations in the most efficient way. for broadcasters of the future, digital twins bring an opportunity to try out different camera positions remotely. and for athletes like gold medal—winning british sport climber toby roberts, the tech has been a game—changer. when i first opened the software, i was more just... i was sort of blown away. i wasjust so, like... suddenly i'm in the venue, i'm in le bourget in the olympics. it's really helped me create a mental picture of what it's going to be like competing. just as technology rose to the challenge, helping paris stage a spectacular show, each olympics delivers a step change in the measurement and refereeing of sport. paris 2024 was truly the games when ai arrived, and to see how it will affect sport both now and in the future, i headed to switzerland, to the official olympic timekeeping lab. oh, i assume that's the right time. omega has been the official olympic timekee

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just a final thought on that twin proposal— mustard.tard. just a final thought on that twin proposal they put - mustard. just a final thought on i that twin proposal they put forward or suggestion because in terms of the government, any sort of pressure to re—nationalize the water companies, the money simply isn't there. we know the state of the public finances, so address that point and also, if people don't pay their bills, how does that actually help if they actually hold back money to those companies given that there isn't going to be some sort of re—nationalization. there isn't going to be some sort of re-nationalization._ re-nationalization. well, from the fact that we _ re-nationalization. well, from the fact that we would _ re-nationalization. well, from the fact that we would have _ re-nationalization. well, from the fact that we would have to - re-nationalization. well, from the fact that we would have to spend l fact that we would have to spend money on public ownership and once we have private industry, becomes an awful lot

right when i found out that i was having twins, my doctor let me know because of the twin type that they were that it was extremely high risk. about two months into her pregnancy, lee says she notified her manager of the pregnancy and risk. lee recounts her manager suggested she self demote. she actually said on multiple occasions, it would be easier for you to take a step down. you know, we could create a job for you that would be easier. soon after, lee says she found out her manager was secretly interviewing for her possible replacement and eventually hired an interim replacement who stayed on after she returned. i felt like she was trying to hire my replacement before i even went out on leave. lee is now suing marriott international and its related entities for employment and pregnancy discrimination and retaliation. so in california, it's the fair employment and housingct, which has had pregnancy as a protected classification for several several years now. and also on the federal end. we have a violation under the pregnant workers fairness act. felicia medina is lee's attorney. what

right when i found out that i was having twins, my doctor let me know because of the twin type that theyemely high risk. about two months into her pregnancy, lee says she notified her manager of the pregnancy and risk. lee recounts her manager suggested she self demote. she actually said on multiple occasions, it would be easier for you to take a step down. you know, we could create a job for you that would be easier. soon after, lee says she found out her manager was secretly interviewing for her possible replacement and eventually hired an interim replacement who stayed on after she returned. i felt like she was trying to hire my replacement before i even went out on leave. lee is now suing marriott international and its related entities for employment and pregnancy discrimination in retaliation. so in california, it's the fair employment and housing act, which has had pregnancy as a protected classification for several several years now. and also on the federal end. we have a violion under the pregnant workers fairness act. felicia medina is lee's attorney. what are the rights that a

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olson twins.nd mary-kate, for those of you that are very, very young. so the olson twins, i directed an episode of the show they did immediately following "full house." >> jimmy: you did? >> and they were wonderful. >> jimmy: you directed an episode? >> i directed an episode. it was one of my first directing gigs. >> jimmy: excellent. >> i don't think i did a great job, but they were incredible. >> jimmy: okay. david hasselhoff. >> yes, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: go ahead. >> he loves this so much. david hasselhoff was on a show called "knight rider" for the older folks in the audience. and i got a very special offer to do a guest spot on "knight rider." and in this, i was 15 at the time. not yet driving. but in the episode, my character drives the knight rider, the night mobile. what was it called? kit. the night ryder. and i drove it, and it was like the highlight of my year. nothing could be better than that. maybe battle of the network stars that year. but i didn't go. >> jimmy: kirk camero

yahya says he only had one electric blanket for his twins, born a month premature.ach day, he would go to a nearby hospital for electricity to charge it, offer just three hours of warmth from his boys. it wasn't enough. baby juma died yesterday. "my children are dying in front of my eyes," he says. juma's twin brother ali is being treated for hypothermia. doctors say he is unlikely to survive. "we ran away from the north from the bombing," he says, "only to die from cold and starvation." erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> we'll take a break. >>> coming up, how jimmy carter's abiding faith guided him from the white house to sunday school, next. in the security guard in union square. officers are now releasing the body cam video. what it shows plus parts of the bay area under a >>> tonight, jimmy carter is being remembered, not just for his decades long career in public service, but also as a man whose faith informed his life until the very end. far from his most well-known title, it may be among his most personal, not president, but teacher at sunday school. >> ohio. >>

yes, i was lucky because i met another twin flame and ben is my twin flame, and he's an incredible soule i didn't know what was going to happen. and he's they're my two loves of ben and bodi and just bring lots of sunshine. and bodi means enlightenment. >> and so next week, when we all look back at the 20th anniversary of the tsunami, remember petra nemcova and her volunteers, who will be lighting candles not to remember the darkness, but to believe in the power of light. >> and we will invite everybody to join us, to light a candle to bring more light to the world. >> our thanks to diane and our friends at national geographic also recently released a series documenting the events of that tragic day tsunami. a race against time is available on disney plus. coming up, paul and ringo reuniting on stage in london for helter skelter. helter skelter. >> thousands gather. in the sky >> thousands gather. in the sky now. t daily hiv pills. ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is

twin lakes and sea bright and san lorenzo are closed today and through the weekend. this comes as damage adds up after the collapse of the wharf in santa cruz. debris is washing up on beaches after massive waves slammed onto the pilings monday and took the wharf and three people with it. the people are fine. the wharf, not so much. take a look, high swells in the santa cruz marina causing these boats to bump into each other on christmas day. the coast is still seeing big surf. kevin ko reports from santa cruz. >> reporter: the signs say it loud and clear, but a small opening in the yellow tape means servers aren't letting this thursday go to waste whether the beach is open or not. >> oh, it was a blast. i'm a little chilly now, but water temp's a little cold, but it's fun out there. >> reporter: todd kramer has been surfing for 30 years. today he's on his hydrofoil board. >> it lifts up out of the water versus sitting on the water like a surf board. >> reporter: the rain brought smaller crowds at beaches, but so did the high surf advisory issued by the national weath

the twinning project and the positive coaching alliance to launch a six week basketball program designed to teach these men coaching fundamentals, leadership and through them, life skills, teamwork, communication, overcoming challenges and obstacles all those things that help you be successful on the court definitely translate into your life as well. >> it provides normalization for the inmate population and what they what they do through sports, you know, is that it allows them to have that same feeling that you have in the community. >> the twinning project began in the uk in 2018, pairing professional soccer clubs with local prisons. it's expanded now into the u.s, but this is the first time they're using basketball big brands out in the community, out in society, haven't given up on them, still believe they can do something with their lives. >> still believes they still believe they can turn their lives around. >> it's been a dream come true again. i'm from oakland, so i am a very much a warriors fan since i've been born with a mural of steph curry in the background, instructors walk

i'm here today with my 17-year-old daughter, my wife diana and i have identical twin girls mckayla and arianna. they were born in their second trimester. they waited just a pound and a half. and now, two weeks from today they'll be graduating high school. testing life and education and family is as personal as it gets also this month i started probably my 22nd year of service in the united states military and if i have to go back and do it again i would set up in a heartbeat because defending this country defending freedom is as personal as it gets. for americans like us here in this room this election in 2024 is as personal as it gets. we cannot fail in this mission. if we do our part in january we will get to watch a trump force one. carrying our next president back to washington d.c. to get sworn back into office again. on that plane are our dreams for america's future or to have a more secure border and a stronger economy. less crime and more freedom. you have a government again that exist to serve the people rather than the other way around. as the campaign about restoring america

the mother said the babys twin died early in the pregnancy. the forty-niners offensive lineman. trent williams missed the team's last 2 games against the bills and packers didn't know any of this was going on. on the official injury report, he missed they games due to an ankle injury. the tragic passing says here, mark the second forty-niners player this season to lose a child cornerback charvarius ward announced the death of his toddler daughter in october. so difficult for those families. and meantime, injuries they just keep piling up for the niners. yeah, you're talking about now star running back christian mccaffrey, who we learned today. >> is out for the rest of the year. he hurt his knee. >> last night in buffalo and our sports reporter aaron wilson is here with more. erin, you consider the entirety of the news with the forty-niners this year. it is just horrific. >> you know, it's been quite a tough season for the niners, i must say between the 2 that you just mentioned with the 2 passing of 2 children and possibly a 3rd with the twins, obviously with trent. then you ha

, 2 twins when she felt beds on the plane of the russian, the plan limits. she was treated by the russian doctors and said, be ready to the gentleman's wanted to take you. we immediately allowed the plane to come. they took him in less than 24 hours. he was, he was in germany and then the germans continued to say that we boys and ship and we asked them, can you? and they announced that the another system failed. the few of us boys 3 asked for the for the test results to be given to us. they said no, we given the oven is ation. on chemical weapons, we went through this again is ation val, members. and we said, can you show to us because this is always citizen with a use the cutting boys and they said the germans told us not to give it to you because they found nothing's in the civilian hospital. and the announcement that she was poisoned was, was made off the, the, she was through that in the military hospital with the specialist. so it seems that these, these secret is not going to how didn't have all the die. well, she died in the silver ring. the door in t

the only comedy teams that work together all the time are twins. >> it's so funny. we've been doing comedy for at least 15, 20 years, and we don't really talk about being twins that much. we haven't wanted to. we don't want it to define us. what it really does is identical twins seems to fly in the face of the basic concept of the comedy team, which is one guy, powerful, one guy, ridiculous. we made a conscious choice that we weren't going to be archetypal differences. we were like, maybe we can do the postmodern take on a comedy team. >> our chemistry sort of carries us. when it's time for me to jump in, to add some sort of interjection, like, i just sense it. we were in the supermarket looking for some jell-o. yep. and then some dude came out of nowhere and he was like, yo, you guys have a stick of doublemint gum? now, i know that sounds like an innocent question to most people, but to twins, it's matt disrespectful? absolutely. >> two people who aren't from the same family. they can easily separate and disappear for the rest of their lives. if it's not working ou

what advice then would you give, sir, people like your twin brother who's a congressman from texas and getting some of the legislion across that they want to get across? julían: now is the time for fighting for the people that they represent and fighting especially for the most vulnerable people, fighting for the people who have been under attack, pushing back against the target that has been put on the backs of immigrants and of latinos. now is--i know that a lot of people are tired, that there's a fatigue, sometimes after an electioneople just wanna, you know, take a break and put it all away, but there's no opportunity to do that this time with donald trump that has promised mass deportation. donald trump, who if we believe him, will do things that will hurt our economy and will also hurt the latino community. so, i would encourage elected officials, i would encourage nonprofits, encourage people in philanthropy to take a stand now and make sure that we protect those vulnerable communities. damian: there's no way to sugar coat it, right? you called it a five-alarm fire and that's ex

the twinning project and the positive coaching alliance to launch a six week basketball program designed to teach these men coaching fundamentals, leadership and through them, life skills, teamwork, communication, overcoming challenges and obstacles all those things that help you be successful on the court definitely translate into your life as well. >> it provides normalization for the inmate population and what they what they do through sports, you know, is that it allows them to have that same feeling that you have in the community. >> the twinning project began in the uk in 2018, pairing professional soccer clubs with local prisons. it's expanded now into the u.s, but this is the first time they're using basketball big brands out in the community, out in society, haven't given up on them, still believe they can do something with their lives. >> still believes they still believe they can turn their lives around. >> it's been a dream come true again. i'm from oakland, so i am a very much a warriors fan since i've been born with a mural of steph curry in the background, instructors walk

. >> identical twins. >> one deadly c "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> we return to the murder of single mom shaquille allen in baltimore. video of the deadly attack allegedly at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, went viral, but he disappeared. and now her family needs the public's help to bring him to justice. come here. >> don't you hear? >> people are shocked at the cold brutality of it. of reaching a level of not caring that you will do it in broad daylight. >> hey, leave her alone! >> oh, when 27 year old shaquille allen's murder became a viral video on social media, it turned a family tragedy into a living nightmare. >> i've never seen the video and i don't want to see it. of course, get away from me. >> but for me, it's really hard to hear my sister sound so scared, like i can't really sit there and listen to it. just knowing she was scared, trying to get away and in an exclusive interview, sharqiya's family says it wasn't the only insult that t

has a particular way bizarre outside of it was believed to be the group that fluid the jets into the twin towers and the pentagon . on september 11th of 2001 years, 10 years through this attack, by okay to united states became the unwavering supporter of arcada in syria. which sort of makes you question what was the what would be back on 911. well, i don't know, but uh, but it's certainly a very odd arrangement. i'm ethnic cleansing. that is how the full not is really the transmitter to describe the idea of operation in gauze. i think he will not be apologizing for what he said, you know, barely or just sorry they are talking about this that the strip will be clean of interest. in other words, they are telling the army to fulfill the so called come on this plan, that your a and shakes off what's happening on the ground. and under this headlines, they are doing an ethnic cleansing. i don't have another word for that. i'm not talking about mass motoring. i know a different definition. moving the population from their homes, ruining their homes. this is what's happening in bite la, here by n

, 2 twins. when few failed beds on the plane of the russian, the plan. lemme that he was treated by the russian doctors in siberia, the germans wanted to take you. we immediately allowed the plain to come. they took him in less than 24 hours. he was, he was in germany and then the germans continued to say that we boys on ship and we asked them, can you? and they announced that the, another system. so the few of us boys we asked for the, for the test results to be given to us. they said no, we're given the organization on chemical weapons. we went to this event is ation val, members. and we said, can you show to us because this is always citizen with the use of hitting boys and they said, the germans told us not to give it to you because they found nothing in the civilian hospital. and the announcement that she was poisoned was, was made off the, the, she was through that in the military hospital with the specialist. so it seems that these, these secret is not going to how didn't have all the die

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a semi truck jackknifing northwest of the twin cities. this all hits the northeast tomorrow. an arctic blast right behind it all. let's get to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of our station wabc here in new york timing it all out for us. >> hey, david. this is really curtain call. you can see the snow across the great lakes tonight. winter storm alerts, high wind warnings in the plains, travel delays sliding towards chicago and detroit tonight into tomorrow. along i-80, delays. the storm is moving northeast. a mixed bag along the i-95 corridor tomorrow. there will be snow inland. that snow could crash toward the coast tomorrow night into part of saturday morning. this uncorked arctic air, it's the koemdest air of the season in new york city to start feeling like like single digits, feels like 40 degrees in florida. in the holidays, record highs in the middle of the christmas week and that last to the middle of the new year. david? >> david: thanks as always. >>> what striking workers are now demanding and the question, will it affect your gifts getting there on time? here to

so my twin brother came over to me and he said no, the odor him of when we were children, our mother would go to a meet market and buy a freshly killed chicken. those days. you had to buy the whole chicken. take it home, hold her over the gas flame of the stove in the kitchen to burn off any remaining feathers and. so doing it would burn some of the skin, the fat of the chicken. he that's what the odor reminds him of. so i asked my gun, sergeant, for howard not to go and determine the source of this very strong odor. he said, okay, go ahead. don't stay long. we don't know how long we're going to stay right in this position for. we had munich, so we went through woods. the first thing we saw was a large open area, a lot of railroad. we crawled between two boxcars and to our right was five or six boxcar cars with the sliding doors were open, each boxcar was loaded with deceased prisoners. we saw some other soldiers going through there. a two story building close by. they went through gate. we followed them, which turned out to be the dark. our concentration camp, which we knew very lit

has a particular way, bizarre outside, uh i was believed to be the group that flew the jets into the twin towers and the pentagon. on september 11th of 2001 just 10 years after this attacked by oak items united states became the on wavering supporter of all kind or in syria, which sort of makes you question. yeah. what was the what, what do you back on 911? i don't know, but uh, but it's certainly a very odd arrangement. it really is. i want to sort of wrap it up here on syria and i'd like to sort of talk about, we've heard from some, oh, we've heard from some of us. little mega is how they voice that i'm gonna quote this, they voice the supports for the syrian people against the i side, raise the level even festival. why is america even cold and teasing on anything? likelihood against, you know, a democratically elected president. but when they say they're there to support the serial people, i gave us the asset regime. what exactly do they refer to as the people? oh, i don't know because i have traveled widely in syria during the time of war. and i can tell you there is very little popul

the twins were born in late december, resetting that cap on january 1st and leaving the couple on thetopping $80,000 after insurance. >> i do find that this comes as a surprise for patients. >> reporter: dr. nora becker, a health economist with the university of michigan, says the hurley's, who have four children total, were swept into a growing trend among middle class american families who make too much money to qualify for medicaid relying on often and private and employer-provided insurance with increasingly high deductibles. while most americans with insurance through their jobs pay around $3600 out of pocket for childbirth-related costs, data analyzed by the health cost institute shows a quarter of those americans childbirth costs $5,000 or owner. >> this is how private insurance works for everybody. it's just that low and middle income families are the ones who bare the brunt. >> reporter: her advice to families expecting? check your plan beforehand and consider switching to options with lower deductibles, even if the monthly premium is higher and if you get hit with big bills,