right after the birth of the two twins, one says don't worry. >> look at her hold hands. >> catches the eye of everybody in the room as these two sisters go, this is scary. >> hold me. >> my gosh. >> it is a big scary world out here. but you always got your siblings. >> so pressures. >> it's just so cute the way people are reacting. this is from june 2018. you can see them a bit grown up with mom. you can follow them on instagram and youtube, adventures. >> kid, you chase those doughnuts on strings while mom sits here. >> genius. >> i know. >> her kids play by the rules, i would have been all right, i had enough of this. >> throw up a line, hang a couple of doughnuts down, tell them they can't use their hands. you can sit there and watch the hilllarity while you chip out. >>> thanks for tuning in for this episode. check out rightthisminute.com for more fun stuff. connect with us >> welcome to "shark tank" week. today, one of the newest sharks, rohan oza, is here playing for his favorite charity. so, let's make like a shark and get down to busine

i don't what our view is maybe thinking, we had a sci—fi series where two twins could read each others a shiver down my spine. absolutely. even our thoughts will no longer be oui’ even our thoughts will no longer be our own. we talk about the fact that we are worried about our information being out there on the internet. this talks about companies being able to read your thoughts. some of these things are incredible! the ability to beam a neural postcard to someone so ability to beam a neural postcard to someone so they can see what you are seeing even though they are not there. i mean, unbelievable technology, of course. it worries me. it is scary. but the fact that this could be in the hands of companies that could pose the fact that you might want to buy whatever it may be is also scary. i hate to think stop i am glad you can't read my thoughts. thank you for being on the programme, james. i hope you have a lovely day. good morning. we really are experiencing all flavours of autumn this week. it was rather cool and disappointing on monday, wasn't it? but tuesday made up for it. som

twins. it's january 2019. i think the last twoion on the brain has been a little bit of a stormy time for safa and marwa. they've had ups and downs with infections and temperatures, and marwa's heart is having to work quite hard for both of them, and that's causing her a few challenges. but they're hanging in there. and they're both reasonably well. the next challenge for the surgeons is to ensure each twin will have enough skin to cover their skull when they're eventually separated. they do this by encouraging the skin to expand. the tissue expanders are balloons that sit underneath the skin, and they have a tiny little port attached to them through which we can inject saline. so the idea now is that we will gradually inject the tissue expanders, and they will blow up like a balloon, and the skin over the top of them will stretch. and it's a very, very effective technique of making more skin out of the skin we have available, so that when we come to separate safa and marwa, there's enough skin to cover both of their heads. these

about the same time w morning, a young man by the name of cory dodd brought his two twin little girls to school that morning. he was doing a solid for his wife home tending for their relatively newborn child, cory decide today bring the kids to school that morning himself. he drove home, a couple blocks away after dropping the twins off, right about the time that i was probably walking upstairs to the second floor, and when he got out of his car he was shot to death. one of his other little daughters sits at the door waiting for her dad to come home and she was there waiting for cory. and her mom had to tell her, he would never come home he had been shot outside of their house that morning. as that code green was happening inside that that elementary school and kids were probably having fun wondering when the lights were going to come back on there were two little girls never going to see their father again, told in a matter of hours that this shooting had taken the life of their dad and every single kid in that school was going to start wondering is it going to be my dad next, my mom

you talking about affordable housing i've come here several times and demonstrated two twin towers of apartment building complex that's is charging $56 million per 144 apartment units and another unit of 86 units of three-storeys that is charging $57 million for 84 apartment unit building complex. i've demonstrated where you can put both of those buildings together side by side and make a 27-storey building and by the same response, have 2,077 apartment units for the homeless people. you keep talking about affordable housing and you know god damn well when it comes to affordable housing you set the lowest income bracket higher than the people you claim to help. you build a brand new god damn building and the people in that parking lot living in those vans and the rest of the well over 8,000 people that are homeless out in the god damn streets can't even afford it. why do you keep doing the same dumb thing over and over again. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for having me here today to speak for the vehicle triage center. as supervi

if we were overflowing with compassion for those two twin little girls in baltimore, maryland, for the family of leo spencer in bridgeport. but we just couldn't figure out what would make this situation better. that's not the case. we know what will make this situation better. there is no mystery about it. in my state of connecticut, in my state of connecticut, we passed a law requiring all handgun buyers to pass a background check as part of a permit process. and studies show that there was a 40% reduction in the gun homicide rate after connecticut passed that law. that's just one state, you say. 40%, that's pretty serious. that's a pretty big return on one change in the law. give me another state, you say. okay. let's take a look at missouri which did the opposite. a few years ago it repealed its purchase permit law that requires you to get a background check with every sale of a weapon in missouri. guess what happened? a year later gun hom sized went up -- homicides went up by 23%. during that period of time, gun homicide rates were going down and all the states around missouri and

seemed to be indiscriminate shooting along many miles starting from the midway point between the two twin cities, the sister cities, midland and odessa and heading towards us in odessa where it ended in a shootout with police with the suspect killed. in total, 15 crime scenes. fbi at the news conference a bit ago reporting this is not connected to domestic terrorism. this is going to revitalize the gun debate. congress is still on vacation. with me here in odessa is ryan young, our correspondent working the investigation. and, obviously, we're focusing on the lives lost and those injured, including the 17-month-old. but what do you know about the why? >> well, first of all, that's the part they are definitely still working on. but one of the things, i saw two women hugging each other and having a conversation. and they actually had a conversation there talking about how scared they were about the shooting. it wasn't one location. it was several different locations and that had people terrified. even after the fact they said there was no second shooter. for people who couldn't figure out w

she delivered two twin baby girls and their newborn baby girls are reported to be safe and stable, asthe rain we have seen earlier on is pushing away in the showers are becoming fewer as we head further into the night. some clear spells, the wind is turning more to a north—westerly wind and it will be cooler than last night, those are the temperatures in towns and cities. any remaining showers across tomorrow morning will fade away and they should be out of sunshine. further south, the shell is continuing to enter the afternoon, most places still going to be dry. light northerly winds for the most part but a stronger wind down the north sea coast will make it feel cool, the best of the temperature in south wales and the south—west of england. a cold night to come into saturday night and sunday morning where we start for the most part dry and sunny. a little cloud will bubble up but we are not expecting showers but across northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland it could be a cloudy day. i of that, the temperatures, 16 to 18 celsius. this is bbc news

you talking about affordable housing i've come here several times and demonstrated two twin towers of apartment building complex that's is charging $56 million per 144 apartment units and another unit of 86

these two are twinning and both are gingers. >> doesn't have as much hair as harry had.eeks. and possibly the cutest thing of all is meghan's nickname for archie, bubba. >> another big couple justin and haley bieber getting ready for their second big day. the newlyweds had a movie date. they will get married for a second time. their south carolina celebration will be held at the montage palmetto bluff resort and that the couple want it to be as private as possible. >>> we have the situation to talk abt. our brooke anderson got mike sorentino's first interview since leaving prison. and the jersey shore star has promised to never take his freedom for granted. >> your first meal out of prison? >> i wanted to have a naked pizza party. >> did that happen? >> yes, did. >> that was the first thing that we did. and then straight to work. >> so the new mike. >> yes. >> we free, we free! >> how many pounds? >> i lost 36 pounds in prison. >> okay. you are so much thinner than the last time i saw you. >> yes. i worked out between two to three times per day as well as intermittent fa

that has led to these two twin stories. the stymieing of the congressional oversight process, including what is supposed to be a sacrosanct legal whistleblower protection regime and whatever it is that so upset that whistleblower in the first place. if the whistleblower's complaint is conveyed to congress because of this announcement from nancy pelosi today, both of those matters will make serious progress both in terms of the obstruction and in terms of the content here. it's amazing what a little focus will do to what had previously seemed like a real impasse on a story this big. all right. lots to get to tonight. stay with us. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. the amount of student loan debt i have i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i

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two. panda twins. panda, panda, panda. birth to two babies at a zoo in germany there. >> the size of a stick of butter. >> how about some kiss attacks by a baby on grandma. >> very cute. >> can we see that, please? aww. >>> this morning on "world news now," dorian's deadly devastation. the monster storm is battering the bahamas and barely moving. now florida is feeling the impact as the storm heads toward the u.s. we're live on the coast. >>> plus how you can help people in the battered bahamas, some of whom have lost everything. >>> also developing this half hour, the investigation into a deadly boat fire. >> the latest from the scene. at least 25 people are dead and others are still missing. what investigators are revealing right now. >>> plus a tricky touchdown. see what happens after a flight instructor passes out. what the student on board did next on this tuesday, september 3rd. >>> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us as we are continuing to track and follow hurricane dorian and the catastrophic damage lef

lowy's streaming trying to escape from the neighborhood and these two iraqi twins have came up to me.id are you guys from somewhere else? they were like plenty of us have gone there. there was a shell bursting feet away.that's the kind of conversations you end up having. >> there's another aspect to your reporting that comes up again and again in the book. you very honest about when you put your foot in your mouth with someone. there are times when you will say something to a person or people gathering around in the observation fall flat or the joke is a complete Ãbclash of culture and not understanding fully where you are. there's also a scene where iraqi general tells a joke about he jokes with someone with the religious police when you come to the house. >> so many mosulowi stated. often times if you covering you just get the combatants and Ãb but in mosul you had all the commandments and you have all the mosulowi and the new kid watched the interaction between the iraqi soldiers and the mosulowi. and you would find all these wonderful moments like that like a general making off-co

no, it was two very sweet twin girls who are one and a half, and i think don't want to be held by strangerst to ask. >> and want to just run around but they definitely scream-cried through most of the days that we were shooting with them, which you'll see in the episode. 'cause eventually i was like, "it works for the scene. [ light laughter ] they should be screaming and crying when their mother is holding them." >> seth: yeah. >> we did have - you know two of our girls on the show, kimmy and rebecca, who are mothers, are in one scene with her, the little girl, and she's playing a little boy so, you know, we're progressive. [ laughter ] and we have like a behind-the-scenes video of them hiding around the hallway corner trying to coax her you know, in the show, it just looks like she's like toddling off, and then like bopping around the corner. and meanwhile, behind, they were like, "come on we have cheerios we have cheerios we have candy. we have m&m's. it worked. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good anything - as a director, anything that works is acceptable. >> i agree >> seth: you have to

laura: two sets of twins all under or the age of 13.day that she went missing, she dropped her kids off at school. the kids had a preplan to go to grandma's house in man that the tanker so they have -- manhattan, so they have been there ever since -- leland: this is the maternal grandmother. laura: right. so so they have been there, and she has temporary custody. there's also the custody battle that still goes on between the two families but, obviously, the grandmother has the children for now. she hired a private forward, the nanny is there -- leland: and, obviously, that plays a key role in whether or not there is additional bond, there's additional restrictions, etc., for the judge to talk about. all right. still watching the events not only in texas, but a fox news alert as we take a look at the crowd leaving the howdy modi event which is ode to indian prime minister modi who was there with president trump on the stage in houston. as you mentioned, laura, houston has a huge indian-american population, hundreds of thousands of indian

twins are making history in germany. let me explain. a panda at the berlin zoo gave birth to two cubs on saturday. ly about the size of a person's hand. one of the cubs squealed and wiggled while new mom meng meng picked it up with her mouth. she then cradled her new baby and gave it a bath with her tongue as panda moms do. normally when a panda gives birth to twins, she only raises one of the cubs. so meng meng will get help from zoo staff to raise both of them. the zoo says mom and babies are healthy and doing well. >> they're adorable. >> so small. >> very sweet. >> so cute. >> nothing giant about those pandas yet. >> not yet. watch out, though. >> give it time. >>> all right. that does it for us. be sure to tune in to "cbs evening news." donnell will be in florida tonight where she'll continue reporting on the path of hurricane dorian. we will see you tomorrow right here on "cbs this morning." bye-bye. >> have a good day. >>> it is a 50 5 am. police in san jose have shut down lanes as they investigate a deadly hit-and-run that happened early this morning on story road and felipe avenue. is the

this is where it all happened 18 years ago, the twin towers fell as two planes hit the building, crashing into them during a terror attack. today many people will remember those lives lost, nearly 3,000. we will continue to remember those this morning throughout "today in the bay." we want to thank you for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at that forecast for today, another nice one? >> it will be a little bit warmer, but still nice. i think we can handle this. here is a live look outside in san jose as we start out with some clear skies in campbell. here is a look at how your morning shapes up. we'll be in the mid-50s as you head out the door. nice cool start to the day and our temperatures warm up into the low 70s by noon, eventually reaching into the upper 80s for parts of the south bay for this afternoon. so we'll talk more about this and what's ahead with some higher heat. >>> mike, you're seeing a great looking report from the chp. >> it's not often i get to say that, very early in the morning. there are 20 incidents reported

and survivors were among crowds assembled at ground zero in new york city, where two hijacked planes crashed into the twin towers of the world trade center on 9/11 in the year 2000. nearly three dozen people were killed in a series of attacks carried out by al qaeda militants. our correspondent pablo foley elias is in the u.s. capitol. good evening to you, pablo. these attacks 18 years ago and the u.s. response to them changed so much about the world we live in. what are the biggest things still affecting the world today? pablo: hi, brent.well , you are right, it had a profound impact on so many levels. let's not forget that just on a day-to-day level, maybe a lot of people don't associate the stringent security measures we see in airports across the world -- they wouldn't associate it perhaps with the 9/11 attacks. and also, visa requirements and entry requirements for a lot of countries are far more strict than they were pre-9/11. and of course military spending as considerably increased in the united states fo the war on terror -- of course directly related to the watch on terror which began on 9/11, a

at ground zero, where the first two planes flew into the twin towers, the memories are still raw. >> lanes have attacked apparently. >> 23 nypd officers died that day, but more than ten times that number have lost their lives to 9/11-related illnesses. president trump has signed a law earlier this year that funds care for those suffering from illnesses from their heroism that day. the ceremonies today are seen not only as a chance to remember, but a chance to come together as one nation. >> to me, it's the greatest legacy of 9/11. that we have this immense capacity for compassion and caring and empathy. and service to one another. >> in washington, d.c. -- >> president trump honors the men and women who died when the third plane hit the pentagon. >> we cannot erase the pain, but we offer you our eternal pledge that your loved ones will never, ever be forgotten. >> and vice president mike pence remembering shanksville, pennsylvania. >> here, we're a common field one day became a field of honor forever. >> 18 years later, new york is making smur that the next generation never forgets. u

two sets of twins from across the country sharing nearly identical stories in the same year.win brothers from california both known to be inseparable while growing up now both are separating this year to go to military academies after feeling the call to serve. and this morning, they're re reuniting right here on fox & friends, at least virtually. joining us now are proud americans west point cadet emma curt and joshua lowe here in studio and they're twins, air force academy cadet aubrey curt and jacob lowe. you can see they're greeting each other from across the country. super cool. i'll start with you, josh. so you're here in studio and along with you, emma 'cause you're both at west point which is not far from here. josh, you have not seen your brother, your brother's jacob; right? >> it is, sir. pete: he's is he naval academy. is that the first time you've seen him since you decided to go to different service academies? >> it is, yeah. pete: and you've just finished your basic training. you're both freshmen, all of you are freshmen. what was it like for you to be away fro

you have the three tanks, johns, as bury and twin peaks. two bump stations that pump one is at headquarters and the other at vanness in case they are introduced for saltwater. this happened in 1989. that was pump station number two that was pressure rised to the system. the growth of the city back in the day in 1906 was downtown. at the time there was no systems that were expended to that. after that and we will talk about since 2010, we have been working to implement projects to improve this system. finally needed to address the system it has been used. in 2010, they allocated $102 million projects. in 2014, it was 54 million. it is proposed 2020 to be $53.5 million allocated if passed to the system. what have we done since 2010 on the projects? 30 new systems installed. 15 in sunset and richmond. those are prior to the installation of the systems. the current map will include those new systems. they u upgraded three primary reservoirs, replaced diesel engine and pump station one and they improved some tunnel projects. ones under construction

this is where it all happened 18 years ago, the twin towers fell as two planes hit the building, crashingack. today many people will remember those lives lost, nearly 3,000. we will continue to remember those this morning throughout "today in the bay." we want to thank you for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at that forecast for today, another nice one? >> it will be a little bit warmer, but still nice. i think we can handle this. here is a live look outside in san jos

two soaring beams of light represent the twin towers and illuminate the remembrance of nearly 3,000 livesew york, the pentagon and at shanksville, pennsylvania. >> 9/11 tributes took place around the bay area today including this prayer picnic and vigil in palo alto. 35 multi-faith groups, mosques and community organizations came together to hold this ze say they want to replace the culture of despair, division and violence with a culture of hope, inclusion and peace. >> in the north bay, people placed flowers at a permanent memorial for a woman from san rafael who died in the attacks. lauren rancolas was on flight 93 when it crashed in pennsylvania. moments before she called her husband to tell him she loved him, tonight he was at her memorial. >> never gets easier at all. but, you know, life goes on and i think the important thing is that it's a day of remembrance and it's a day that maybe we can all think about how the country came together on that day. >> lauren grancolas was a houston native where there is a garden downtown in her name to honor all of the lives lost on september 11th

they have two children together, eight earlier twins and harper. >> how do they change your life overht years? >> i feel like i am growing more than i did before. i am sailing way more than i did in personal ways. i don't know how to parent. i guess what i have learned from these miraculous kids that we are all doing it together. >> when it comes to harris' latest work, his kids are his biggest fans. >> they like it. we were reading it last night and i was carrying harper, you know when we are reading the book, i feel warm in my heart because i can see that you wrote it and it makes me smile. >> oh my gosh. >> i know. i didn't pay her to say that. >> it is pretty good endorsement. >> his book is available now and already is a new york times' best seller. thanks to rooftop bar and lounge here in new york for hosting our conversation. >> neil avoided the pit ball of young stardom in hollywood. check out web extra at today.com/sunday. >> you can find it all on our apple podcast or whatever you get yours. >> next week, tony and grammy winner ben flat and now starring alongside gwyneth pal

the two beams meant to signify the twin towers to honor those killed. never forget. house judiciary jerry nadler says pleadings proceedings against the president have already become. democrats are not so sure. when he was asked if they were going round and round, although he did show a statement later today saying he misunderstood the question. despite this standoff, the committee is full steam ahead on thousands investigations. his conflicts of interest in hush money payments he made to women during the 2016 campaign. democrats say this is the wave of the future or will it cause them to wave bye-bye bye to any shot of winning in 2013? 2020? jake johnson is here along with fox news contributor and host of the show, it is richard. welcome. you're both here, it's so nice. [laughter] so why the confusion? you had jerry nadler putting the hearings together, first step on the impeachment express and boy and a bunch of freshman cost democrats districts really curious why jerry nadler is using styling which. >> i don't think we are moving toward that because it depends on w

under patriarch and the oldest brother wanted nothing to do the company and the two youngest, one passed away and bill, twins and bill wound up suing in the long legal fight with his brothers and quite nasty. >> it is a really sad story, the brothers, the oldest, charles was in charge and then the younger twin and you have to point, he was never content with the idea that his older brother would run the firm. they had an actual dispute over how to run the business. charles wanted to plow 90% bakken, bill koch wanted to live like a rich person and take money out of the company and by big houses and have helicopters. which he essentially did. but they though for over, and fd than 20 years of litigation, ugly, ugly fights, they were so tired to dig through his trash, pose the reporters point negative story about his brother. it created a real feeling of being a bottle in the siege mentality, in the 1990s david koch, i think everybody knows he passed away last week. he said it is been picked up by all sides of the media, i'm glad he is dead and i hope the end was painful. [laughter] good for you, what do people

two planes hit the world trade center twin towers, the families of victims are among those taking partemembrance. >>> united flight 93 crashed in pennsylvania after hijackers gained control of the plane. it's believe they wanted to divert the flight to washington, d.c. a group of passengers including bay area native mark bingham stormed into the cockpit to attack the hijackers. only the 9/11 victims families and friends are allowed in that memorial in new york city. it will take 3 1/2 hours to read all the names including those in pennsylvania on the flights. 3 1/2 hours. just that time period, representing the almost 3,000 people who died. it's inconceivable. >> it is. i think it's meaningful for them to be together. no one else understands kind of what it's like to lose somebody that way. i'm sure that means a lot. >> it's a community they never signed up to be a part of. we wish them find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you

. >> it is been 18 years since two hijacked passenger jets flew into the twin towers of the world trade center in new york city. >> you don't remember it is often now, 18 years later, but when you do remember, in some ways, it is more powerful. >> nearly 3000 people were killed that day and thousands more were injured. several people -- the number of people who have developed 9/11 related illnesses continues to climb. >> this terrible event continues in the lives of these folks who were here on 9/11. >> lauren christopher bell. >> the victims and survivors as well as first responders who lit -- risk their lives to serve others being honored at the 9/11 memorial. it was built where the twin towers once stood. first lady milani at trump leading a moment of silence at the white house. they later attended a ceremony where 184 people were killed on 9/11 after hijacked american airlines flight 77 crashed into the building. >> it was a day of shock, sorrow, and righteous fury. >> vice brett -- vice president participating in pennsylvania where united flight 93 crashed in an open field on 9/11.

staying offshore, but still out >> and we've got a special twin birthday on the plaza. twois? >> dina. >> and your name is? >> tina. >> clearly, they are twins. what would be one gift that you would love for your birthday? >> i want a coffee mug from the "today" show. >> that's exactly what we have. happy birthday to you. where are you from? >> kentucky. >> awesome. it's nice to have you here. >> thanks. >> enjoy celebrating together. >> should have gone for the trip to hawaii. i mean -- >> i love the shirts. i love my wombmate. i love the t-shirts. >>> coming up, she once played a wedding planner in a movie. now, jennifer lopez is getting ready for her own wedding to a. rod. >> and at aetna, we believe in taking care of the whole you. that's why we take a total approach to health and wellness, so you can age actively. and we simplify medicare by connecting you to the right coverage, resources and care. so you can keep pursuing the life you love. aetna medicare solutions. >>> dylan has moved inside, now. time for a little "pop start." >> yes. let's get to it. you know what

the twins won the second game two, 9-5, giving the a's some breathing room.aheim, the halos did not help the a's facing tampa bay. so much for california sticking together, right? they lost at home 3-1, which means that the standings for the a.l. wild card are spandex tight. that's it. the a's lead the wild card race but just half a game over tampa bay, after today's double loss at home. the indians slip two and a half games behind that second spot. from there on down teams with a 2020 mind-set. let's wrap it up with football action for the bay area teams, the niners pay a visit to the bengals at paul brown stadium, that game starts at 10:00 a.m. and at 1:00 p.m. the raiders host patrick mahomes and the chiefs in an afc west division showdown. that's all for now. i'm carlos ramirez. adios, and good night. >> i'll have much more ahead on "today in the bay," including the unique way schools are dealing with the teenage vaping endemme ache cross the country. we'll show you new technology that's cashing students red handed. for way less... check this out! that's

project before you is 49 hopkins street on the southeast corner of burnett in the twin peaks neighborhood. there is a two story single family home that was last of 1300 square feet originally built in 1937 that subsequently had additions including 240 square foot garage, 1580 square foot steal and -- steel and glass fun room. it was originally designed. in 2014 it was approved to increase to approximately 3900 square feet. it underwent the public notification process and no discretionary reviews were filed. at that time it was determined to not be a historic resource. the construction that was supposed to occur was limited to alteration permit and several additions. on december 13, 2018, obviously the reason we are here today is the scope of that project was exceeded in the field. on december 13, 2018, the commission acted on request for conditional use authorization to legalize did unlawfully demolition that occurred on the property. the commission had quite the deliberation on that day and made a motion to approve the project with conditions that included replacement of structure back to the original f

twin towers. and now, nearly two decades later, the united states is facing foreign policy challenges on multiple fronts, from places like iran, new york, russia, and china, and with john bolton now leaving the white house, there are huge questions about how we will confront all of these challenges. as we speak, we are waiting for president trump to announce his new pick to become the fourth national security adviser in less than three years. that is more than any other first-term president in u.s. history. but while his departure illustrates the chaos and infighting of this administration, most americans are probably going to let that slide, as long as the president and his team are able to keep this country safe. i have a fantastic team here. carol lee has brand-new, exclusive reporting about how john bolton's departure unfolded. ben rhodes served as deputy national security adviser to president obama. nick rasmussen was director of the national counterterrorism center under president obama and president trump. before that, he served on president bush's national security council, joining it les

twins. and we congratulate him on that. i hope under the proxy voting rules i will be entitled to cast two votes on his behalf when we come backck from recess. we help the young girls willgrow up back from recess. we help the young girls will grow up in a dependent

twin towers. and now, nearly two decades later, the united states is facing foreign policy challenges on multiplew york, russia, and china, and with john bolton now leaving the white house, there are huge questions about how we will confront all of these challenges. as we speak, we are waiting for president trump to announce his new pick to become the fourth national security adviser in less than three years. that is more than any other first-term president in u.s. history. but while his departure illustrates the chaos and infighting of this administration, most americans are probably going to let that slide, as long as the president and his team are able to keep this country safe. i have a fantastic team here. carol lee has brand-new, exclusive reporting about how john bolton's departure unfolded. ben rhodes served as deputy national security adviser to president obama. nick rasmussen was

but mentor number two, young lieutenant. we had some twin cockpit front and back and flight controls in the back seat. he said you are learning to be a jet engine. chief brown was over my solder every minute watching me. he said why don't you fly them with me? i went flying a few times in the back seat of the first jet airplane i had ever been in. i thought boy, do i love this? so over the course of a few month months, he said you are really pretty good at it. i can fly it pretty good. so he said if you -- would you consider going to flight trarning trar training? i said -- i talked to my folks and they said it's an honorable profession. we really support that. so making a long story short there, i went through flight training pensacola. 1956 and '57, 18 months. i did very well. and i think a lot of it has to do with that young lieutenant's inspiration that he gave me. he later went on to be head of the fbi in the western region of the united states. hell of a guy. what a great man. and then we come out of flight training, grades are good. t

two strippers. >> they're going to the twin cities. >> yeah?>> it was the cohen brothers film that gets embraced. everyone loves this movie. what do they do, they do something completely different. >> sometimes there's a man, he's the man for his time and place. >> one of my favorite stories. how long it took jeff bridges to agree to do it. it's so good. he wrote it for him. sent it to him. not sure i can do it. it's great. i remember thinking, how could he not? obviously he came to the conclusion himself. >> let me explain something to you. i am not mr. le bow ski. i'm the dude. that's what you call me. that or dudeness or duder. or el dude. >> it's the only time in my life when i haven't been able to look an actor in the eye. he was so funny. >> it is the most quotable movie of my generation. >> the cohen brothers are subversive film makers. revolutionary bomb throwers. you're pleased it landed on your front porch. >> they kept control of their films from the beginning. in a way that allowed them to really explore any genera they want to. the

twins. yes, she used ivf and her two healthy girls were born yesterday via c-section. the husband 80.sy, people say this is like an ethical dilemma, should they have been helping people at this age and stage have babies. what do you say? >> the babies are healthy? >> yes. >> then who am i to judge? >> the guy i'm asking. >> live your own life. i'm not going to judge them. it seems odd that someone of that age would be having a baby. i don't want to be an agest or anything, but you do what's right for you, i do what's right for me. i'm not going to judge them. it is a bit odd. we have -- we have great advances when it comes to medicine now and so let's just see. i'm going to be a bystander on this one. >> two questions, not me, i'm always in, baby. >> i know. >> one, ethical considerations for the doctors, this is an interesting conversation for me. just because you can, should you? and that's interesting. what parameters are there? when do they ask questions? when do they make a decision back and forth. are you with me on that? >> yeah, i'm with you. >> you have those ethical question

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their twins whose school nearly became another statistic and another tragedy. two students at their school had detailed plans to mass murder eir peers and due to the diligent work of sheriff reynolds and others in my county, and sheriff reynolds is here today, these two people who are trying to do this to my children's school were stopped before they could hurt or kill anyone. these teenagers were tried and convicted as adulted and were sentenced to 40 years, 20 years in prison and 20 years parole. all of that occurred without any so-called red flag laws or any violations of my rights of your rights. there are policy, processes and laws in place already that can stop shooters before they kill. conversely, there are policies that have been enacted over the years like those in broward county, florida that naved way for the shooter to do what he did. i will be reading a statement that den who went through as the mom who let her children go back to school after snow knowing they could have been victims of a school shooting i i categorically reject efforts by democrats

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the oldest brother fred wanted nothing to do with the company, and then the two younger e, david who peaced and enand bill, twins, and bill wound up suing and in a long legal fight with his brothers and quite nasty. >> i think it's a really sad story. the four koch brothers, the oldest leaves, charles is in charge and then hey that the younger twins and as you point out, the younger brother, bill koch, was never content with this idea his older brother charles would run the firm and they had an actual deep dispute over how to run the business. charles wanted to plow 90% of the profits back. in bill koch kind wanted to live like a rich person and take money out of the company and buy big houses and have helicopter which he eventually did but the fought over hour to do this, bill tried to take over the company, get his brother fired. it failed. they had 20 years of litigation. ugly, ugly fight. bill koch hired detectives to dig through charles koch's trash, pose as reporters to plant negative sistered but this brother, and it created i think a real feeling of being embattled inside the company. kind of a siege men