so the power of things like, the tw twin studies. if you can understand the genetics that was turning that problem on and off, you have suddenly got a window into health on earth that you wouldn't get anywhere else. >> the twin study is really the crown jewel of this mission. ten studies with ten different groups of researchers are happening almost simultaneously, using the samples from scott in space and mark on earth. >> this is what we can see. >> dr. andrew fine berg is a researcher with johns hopkins and one of the principle investigators of the twin sud sdi. his focus is genetics. >> if you think about the area that the twin study was involved in, things like identifying what might be the epigenetic damage to the genome that might open the door with way toss mitigate that damage has practical applications for here on earth. >> by studying scott an mark, scientists will be able to identify any links between the environment and human health. there is another down side in addition to the potential long-term health effects for scot

. >>> new lives begin for a pair of conjoined twins, now separated by bay area doctors. coming up, their successful surgery and the long road ahead. >>> tracking continued showers as we had through today into tomorrow, and into the weekend. the latest computer model is loaded up and ready to go. >>> over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to have health insurance starting january 1st, you need to enroll by december 15th. visit covereca.com today. it has been a series of firsts for a set of formally conjoined twins, who are now for the first time, sleeping in their own beds. >> after a marathon surgery this week, the twins emotional mother is calling this moment a dream come true. ktvu maureen nayl

as yucatan imagine it was a long journey with the twins. they lived with skin expanders since the past summer to get them ready for surgery. tuesday they were separated with one leg each. when they were born not only do doctors think the twins wouldn't make it, they thought the mother would die too. >> it's challenging. they will show not only me but other people that disability is not something that's going to bring you down. you know? it's -- it's something that is going to make you stronger. >> reporter: so again later today a team of doctors is expected to announce just how the twins are doing after their marathon surgery 18 hours and when we're talking about a team, we are talking 50 doctors, nurses and staff who helped separate the girls. live in palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. >> wasn't there a pretty good chance this surgery wouldn't go well? >> reporter: yeah. you know what? doctors used 3d images to try to figure out exactly where to split the twins and they say they had a 30% chance of survival. [ pause ] >> we are glad they're

these twins were adopted at birth. kelly knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother; make sure that her children were safe and happy. and she knew she could control the safe part. she had to understand the happy part because she also knew that this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was, you know, conservative, republican, veteran, you know, was really unsure about who this child was and resisted it. but kelly was determined. and so she did very early what a lot of us do, and she googled the words boys who like girls' toys. and that became the beginning of her odyssey to understanding. she had never heard the word transgender, and so it began -- she began to become a student of it and to understand it to try and bring her husband into it. it took her longer to do that. it took him longer. but he's probably the one who undergoes the most transformation in the book. he's now someone who goes out and gives talks to people about transgende

one of these twins wasn't expected to live. we'l you what the hospital staff did that went outside of their normal protocol to save her life. >>> a brass quartet from the we'll share some of the fun things they have planned for the holidays. >>> that's right up next, give the gift of glam from skincare to makeup unique packages for >>> welcome back to the morning blend where we want to know if what is in your makeup bag is holiday ready. >> there is a gift for every glamour girl this holiday season. >> whether you want to give her the gift of beauty or you're like me and plan to buy a little something special for yourself. our guests can hp with all of that. debby and vicky are back to tell us how they do christmas from merle norman. >> good morning guys. >> i think i agree anytime i holiday shopping i have to pick a little something up for myself too. >> how can you not? >> i know. we have great gift sets perfect for gift giving or yourself. >> absolutely. let's talk about some of that. holiday season everybody wants to buy so

have you heard of the twin paradox? so any twin paradox is exactly as i said. i have a twin and one of us leave earth made a very high speed. time passes more slowly for the traveling twin. they travel for some time, come back to earth. then maybe 10 years have passed on earth maybe 1000 years have passed. this is a real phenomenon that we measure all the time in a laboratory. act would take advantage of that? there's one measurement that we wish to make. you were the universe is expanding, correct? and so there many evidences that point to this. the thing with not been able to observe is the universe expanded in real time. can we see the expansion change? can i observe the red shift of a galaxy change, what we call the dot. so imagine the twin experiment done in a different way. suppose there's this light that fills all of the universe, because of universe is expanding, the universe expands, that migh light gets stretched y the exact same amount that the universe expands tha. it turns out that actually exist. we call that light the cosmic microwave background

have you heard of the twin paradox? the twin paradox is exactly what i said. i have a twin and one of us leaves earth moving at very high speed. time passes more slowly for the traveling twin. , they travel for some time come back to earth,. for them, maybe 10 years have passed, but on earth, maybe 1000 years have passed. this is a real phenomenon we measure all the time in the laboratory. there is one measurement that we wish to make. you heard the universe is expanding, correct? there is many evidences that point to this, but the we have not been able to observe is the universe expanding in real time. can we see the expansion change? can i observe the shift of a galaxy change? what we call z-dot. imagine the twin experiment done in a different way. suppose there is this light that fills all universe. because the universe is expanding, as the universe expands, that light gets fleshed out by the exact same amount the universe expands. that action exists. we call that the cosmic microwave background radiation. ok. my twin and i measure the microwave of this bac

. >> she was my twin sister and my best friend. she was my light. she my sun. >> reporter: in the entrance way, friends and well wishers signed portrait pages to commemorate the event. 31 other families and friends are going through the same grief over what never should have happened. >>> today artists in oakland lined up to speak at city hall. they said they are live work spaces are threatened as landlords fear libility and are carrying out evictions -- liability and are carrying out evictions in the wake of the fire. >> reporter: oakland will be receiving funds from the state and the federal government, but before this happened, a dozen people spoke and suggested that the funds be released to artist' spaces. they want a moratorium on red tagging buildings. they said many people are getting evicted and getting notices from landlords because they fear liability issues. >> we want people to say, we care about you and you can stay. if we hear about code compliance and you are saying, we need to shut down these places, it's bull. >> one woman said she

the twins were born with only three legs. that third leg was anatomically abnormal and doctors removed the bones in order to use the skin and muscle during the operation. >> so we used all of that skin and muscle on erica to close her trunk, essentially. >> reporter: today, they are in stable condition and doing well. as one can well imagine, the twins will need years of rehabilitation and physical therapy. the family will take this one day at a time. >> we'll see how things go. >> it still seems very surreal. when i see one on one side and the other on the other side, it brings us all joy. >> reporter: at lucile packard hospital, lyanne melendez, news. >>> survivors of the oakland warehouse fire meet with controversial building manager derick ion. >> one after the other, artists in oakland speak out. the backlash they are trying to block. >>> plus, a moment in time. the photographer who captured a picture and helped ease someone's sorrow. >>> and the stairwells at san jose state are starting to feel sinister. there have been

plus, doctors are calling it a the 17-hour procedure that has two-year-old twins sleeping in separate beds for the first patrick: a hollywood legend hits a milestone birthday. actor kirk douglas is 100-years-old today. douglas is known for several films, like the 1960's classic "spartacus." he received an honorary academy award in 1996. at stanford's children hospital. adrienne: it's where two-year-old conjoined twin sisters from california were successfully separated. abc's lauren lyster has the amazing story. >> twins eva and erika sandoval are recovering from surgery resting in separate beds for the , first time ever. the two-year-old girls literally joined at the hip since before birth until now. ,>> they have a strong loving family, and they'll he independence that they've been looking for too. >> at stanford's lucile packard children's hospital earlier this week good-bye kisses from family , and prayers from the medical team before doctors went to work separating the conjoined twins in a marathon surgery lasting 17 hours. >> the area of fusion was right by their sternal bones ri

it took 17 hours to separate the conjoined twin girls from the sacramento >> the twins mom described moments before the operation. in may, 2014, doctors told her she was carrying conjoined twins. there was talk of a possible operation to separate erica and eva. >> joined at the sternum, and diaphragm, and liver. they shared parts of the small and large bowel. >> the team mapped out where they needed to separate the twins. >> i was at the point about her reserve and ability to tolerate the stress of a big operation. >> the separation team included 50 people, followed by the reconstruction experts. the twins were born with only three legs. the third leg was abnormal, and doctors removed bones to use the skin and muscle during the operation. >> we used skin and muscle on erica to close her trunk. >> today, they're in stable condition and doing well. for doctors, the twins' health was the main priority. for the family, for the girls to be happy individuals. >> i want to chase one that one and then after another. that is something i look forward to >>> affects of a debilitating disease. >

it took 17 hours to separate the conjoined twin girls from the sacramento area. >> the twins mom described moments before the operation. in may, 2014, doctors told her she was carrying conjoined twins. there was talk of a possible operation to separate erica and eva. >> joined at the sternum, and diaphragm, and liver. they shared parts of the small and large bowel. >> the team mapped out where they needed to separate the twins. >> i was at the point about her reserve and ability to tolerate the stress of a big operation. >> the separation team included 50 people, followed by the reconstruction experts. the twins were born with only three legs. the third leg was abnormal, and doctors removed bones to use the skin and muscle during the operation. >> we used skin and muscle on erica to close her trunk. >> today, they're in stable condition and doing well. for doctors, the twins' health was the main priority. for the family, for the girls to be happy individuals. >> i want to chase one that one and then after another. that is something i look forward to doing. >>> affects of a debilitating dis

twins were born with only three legs. that third leg was anatomically abnormal and doctors removed the bones in order to use the skin and muscle during the operation. >> we used all the skin and muscle on erica to close her trunk essentially day, they are in stable condition and doing well. for doctors here the twins health was the main priority. for the family it was for the girls to be happy individuals. >> i want to go chasing after this one and chase after over. i look forward to doing that. >>reporter: at children hospital at stanford, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> wow! >> incredible. doing very well. >> check on our weather and rain. >> it's like hound of the bass customerville. >> really finally welcoming the rain dry start to the month but now several days we trchblingt rain mountain forecast. quiet picture but still rather wet out there. we are seeing as well the lowering of the cloud and fog and show where we have visibility issues and concord less than 2 oh, miles visible. petaluma a little better. foytion an issue f

the twins will be at the hospital for the next month so doctors can closely monitor their recovery. >> cute little girls. >> for the first time, uber is outlying the rules of the road. this is for you. telling passengers what can get them banned from the platform. they are assumed, i would think. you are not supposed to damage drivers or other property. check. physical contact with the driver or rider frowned upon. use of inappropriate or abusive language. not okay. unwented contact with the driver or passenger after the truck. and breaking local laws like bringing open containers of alcohol or drugs in the contact. this whole contact thing with the passengers, if you are with the other passenger, there could an issue. >> alexis? >> we have a traffic alert in the north bay. we saw a bit of a backup forming southbound 101 but fault too bad at the moment before spencer avenue with the pickup truck on the roof. c.h.p. issued a sig-alert 15 minutes ago so the two right lips are -- right lanes are blocked and it will be cleared. right new we are looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge on

but his twin brother, ray, is an inmate at colorado's limon correctional facility. the prison gave our crew permission to show ray videotape of his brother's cell extractions. it's the first time he is seeing them. >> a lot of things going on your face watching that. >> you know, honestly, i wanted to jump in there and help him, you know what i mean? that's my first instinct is just to help him. that's the first time i seen a couple of those clips. to be honest with you, it makes me mad right away. i see the [ bleep ] cops dropping all their weight and they're 230 pounds right on one leg, boom. you know what i mean? i ain't no fool. i know what time it is. that's not cool. yeah, i don't like to see my brother get hurt. >> but the prison says extraction teams are only called when inmates do not cooperate with staff. a practice roy gave up when the prison began using oc gas. or pepper spray. >> that stuff is really powerful. that will make anyone tap out. i would rather have my ass kicked then get hit by that. it's really bad. you can't breathe and it burns like fire.

we're talking 50 doctors and nurses who helped separate the twins. live in palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >>> time now 5:10. a major change coming to the bart schedule that will affect your morning commute. we'll run down the details next. >> and the force is strong this morning in southern california as this star fighter lands right on hollywood boulevard. >> now, that is pretty cool. hey, everybody. good morning. it's not as cool this morning as it was 24 hours ago. but the wet morning commute, a wet evening commute, i'll tell you exactly when the rain will end. >> and we've got wet roads so get ready to drive safely and drive slowly because we've got a lot going on in the traffic center. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, operation. a little bit, at least. starting >>> bart just announced that they will be scaling back their hours of operation a little bit at least. starting in 2018, trains will start running at 5 a.m. on weekdays. that's an hour later than its current schedule. the reason? so that bart can start constructio

have you heard of the twin paradox? so in a twin paradox, it is exact lip as i said. i have a twin and one of us leaves earth moving at very high speed, time passes more slowly for the traveling twin, they travel for some time, come back to earth, for them maybe ten years have passed, but on earth maybe a thousand years have passed. and this is a real phenomenon that we measure all of the time in a laboratory. so how could we take advantage of that today? there is one measurement that we wish to make. you've heard that the university is expanding, correct? and so there is many evidences that point to this. but the thing that we have not been able to observe is the universe expanding in realtime. can we see the expansion change? can i observe the red shift of a galaxy change? what we call z-dot, for example. so imagine the twin experiment done in a different way. so suppose there is is this light that filled all of the universe. and because the universe is expanding, as the universe expands, that light gets stretched out by the exact same amount that the universe expan

. >> and now his twin brother is nearing the end of his 15 years at limon. another young inmate is on a wild streak of his own, and his behavior could cost him more than just time in the hole. >> daddy. >> daddy. ♪ ♪ >>> many of colorado's most violent convicts are sent to the lime on correctional facility. but when they get in trouble here they go to a lockdown unit where they spend 23 hours a day in their cells. >> seg gragation is basically the jail within the prison. and that's where some of the more colorful, disruptive types are housed. >> one of those inmates is jonathan, serving 40 years for murder. our crew first encountered hull while interviewing another inmate a few doors down. >> i believe he threw, well, he threw a liquid substance under the door. it smelled somewhat suspicious. so we're going to report that. yeah, he threw pee under the door. >> did he? >> yeah. [ bleep ]. >> we soon learned that hull's anger had really begun the day before. >> he started off yesterday night. he drew a bunch of gang graffiti on the walls. staff attempted t

the twins are expected to remain in the hospital for two weeks. how rare are conjoined twins? stanford says they occur about once in every 200-thousand births. as you've probably noticed - we've been getting rain throughout the bay area since last night. in the sierra. that means fresh snow. they've been getting snow since last night.and it has continued through the day. this was the scene near blue canyon in placer county. up to a foot of new snow is expected in the mountains. something pretty today.in the midst of the gray skies. this is from our helicopter partners at a-b-c. they spotted a rainbow breaking through the clouds this morning over the bay area. it didn't last long.with the rain beginning again in just a few minutes. but nice while it lasted. and new tonight at eight. hillary clinton.making her first visit to the u-s capitol since the election. he harsh words about the influence of fake news stories.and why she calls it a life of death situation. that's tonight on kron 4 news at eight. today the national park service released its final proposal for walking dogs a

thieves go on a spree inside of a hunting park rite-aid and their crimes were caught on camera, and twin girls wake up in their own beds for the first time after being conjoined for two years. we begin this half hour with the cold weather that gives us reason to pile on the layers. we have sky 6 hd cameras over center city. a sunny friday but it's not helping to warm things up much. melissa magee is here with a first check of the accuweather forecast. that is a pretty heavy coat melissa. >> don't do what i did, i forgot my gloves, here is part of the reason why, check out the current wind gust, gusting as high as 31 miles per hour in reading and 29 miles per hour in philadelphia and a gust in the poconos of 29 and same for millville and atlantic city. and the gust in beach haven 24 miles per hours. that makes a difference on your skin. it feels like 13 in the position and feels like 27 in philadelphia and millville 27 degrees and feeling like 24 for both reading and lancaster at this hour. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see we have the lake-effect snow showers sett

the woman you see breaking down is describing her twin sister. ghost ship warehouse fire victim vanessa plotkin. but that twin is suffering a double dose of grief.because she didn't just lose her sister.she also lost her best friend jenny morris. like vanessa jenny was also a 21 berkeley undergrad.the two victims were also roommates. vanessa's father describes both victims. also remembered was griffin madden, a cal alum who worked here at the same hall where the vigil was held. griffin was a man of orginality. >> reporter:another recent cal grad 24 year old david cline was memorlized by his former boss when he was an event assistant at the international house. bite. 33 year old chelsea faith dolan was a volunteer dj at the berkeley college radio station kalx. after the vigil was over.those in attendence wrote messages to those who were killed. this one reads is was an honor to know you however briefly.another.i truly wish we could have spent more time together. and this one.thank you for your beautiful life. each of those lives.ending tragically

i mean, that could be his twin, right? >> they are twins. they are. that's his twin brother. it is his twin, has to be. >> raiders punter marquette king, the victim of a roughing penalty so king celebrates with a flag, that earns him a penalty of his own. jack del rio will have a conversation about that later, i guarantee. so i mean, you can't just mock people by throwing flags. bill, finish this sentence for me. if the raiders are going to win a super bowl this year, you want to see -- you want to see what? what do they have to continue to do and do a little better? >> i want to see them play their best football the rest of this season, and what i mean by that is playing for four quarters. we can't have a half where we play great and then another half we don't. we can't play quarter to quarter. we -- i want to see a complete football game. they have the ability to beat teams badly, feldy and i haven't seen it yet. >> so getting behind in the first half, you love the great rallies but eventually, that's not always going to work, right? 20 unanswered points. >> whether you pla

. >> our cookin' twins. >> yes. back in a minute with you. and also, she grew up behind the glare of hollywood cameras, the daughter of carrie fisher. now billie lourd is in "scream queen" stealing the scenes. she'll sit down with us. >> those earmuffs. >> i'm noticing the similarities. like mama, lik >> plus two-time grammy winner pentatonix, a one-of-a-kind performance. we should point out they won grammys, sang with dolly parton. you remember where they started? >> right here with us! >> and what's better than gorgeous chefs cooking with you? two of them? the alberti twins will be with us in a minute. one of them sugar, one of them spice. for us today? >> christmas desserts. >> desserts, very festive. >> just keep talking. >> i have no idea what you said. why can't i understand your brother, i can understand your brother and not you? >> i don't know. >> all right. you may want to add that to your home decor as we reveal pinterest's top finds. >> and pentatonix and pinterest on the same show today! th have that coming up, too. the riddle. w

. >> and those formerly conjoined twins are now separated. we are going to check with how they are doing tonight. ,,,, has died -- at the age of 9 cbs reporter, danielle nottingham looks back on the legendary career.. of the lt of the >>> american space pioneer john glenn has died at the age of 95. cbs reporter danielle nottingham takes a look back on the career of the last of the mercury 7 astronauts. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> reporter: john glenn traveled into space and returned an american hero. >> 3, 2, 1, 0! >> reporter: on february 20, 1962 -- >> liftoff. >> reporter: -- glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. >> we're under way. >> reporter: the historic trip came in the middle of the cold war. the soviet union had already sent two cosmonauts into orbit. glenn's mission helped the united states catch up in the space race. >> oh, that view is tremendous. >> reporter: john glenn was born in 1921 in ohio and became a marine pilot after pearl harbor was attacked. glenn would fly nearly 150 missions during world war ii and the

. >> our cooking twins. >> we'll be back in a little bit with you guys. we also have an actress who grew up in the glare of hollywood cameras. now billy lord is going to sit down with us in a little bit. >> she likes those earmuffs. >> that's kinds of her signature. i'm noticing a similarity, like mama, like daughter. >> yeah. >> plus two-time grammy winners pe pentatonics would have grammys, sung with dolly parton. do you remember where they started? >> right here, baby. >> their first national performance was with us. we're always so proud of that. >>> then what's better than a gorgeous man cooking for you? two of them. yes, the alberte twins will be with us. >> how cute. >> one of them is sugar and one of them's spice. >> you decide. >> what are you guys going to make for us today? >> christmas desserts. >> just keep talking. >> festive. >> i have no idea what you say. why can't i understand your brother and not you. >> i don't know, weird. >> all right. we'll reveal pinterest's top trends of 2017. >> so i thought i was losing my mind when i was lookin

vanessa was my twin sister -- >> vanessa was my twin sister. she was my best friend [ crying ]. she was my light. she was my son. s my son. >> friends and well-wishers also wrote messages on large portraits of the victims to commemorate the event. >>> and one-time oakland barbecue restaurant is facing backlash after the owner made a public plea for a live work loft next door to bring itself into compliance with safety and fire laws. some supporters of the space known as the salt lake called the owner of the barbecue restaurant a snitch for speaking out. someone said michael taylor posted hate filled comments on facebook against the business owner. dorothy king was a community activist and says she was devastated. >> to tell us to go back where we come from and call us the end word -- and word -- end -- n-word, i've lived here my whole life and i've never heard anything like that. >> yelp is reviewing reviews to remove posts that appear to be motivated by news events rather than the reviewer's personal experience. >>> a woman who lost her boyfriend in the fire is finding comfort

. >>> has been a series of first- person formerly conjoined twins were now sleeping for the first time in their own beds. >> after marathon surgery, the twins emotional mother is calling this moment a dream come true. we talk with the hospital about the dead delicate procedure to separate the girls. >>> this newly released video chronicles the end of one chapter and beginning of another two-year-old conjoined twins. this past tuesday the little girls are wheeled into the operating room at the chones hospital in stafford. and what is the last time the twins are seen sharing one body. >> what happened next was a 17 hour long successful surgery to separate the girls. and we construct their newly individual bodies. using 3-d models of doctors had to figure out which organs went with which girls. the toddlers have separate hearts and lives but were joined at the sternum, diaphragm, liver and pelvis. >> it was a big challenge. little by little, with the help of a lot of people and people were able to from the top down separate them. >> it was achieved come true. >> was hard for the twins mot

. >> murder mystery, the new details revealed of the woman accused of killing her twin sister. >> we have wet roads and want you to stay on top of weather you to stay on top of weather and >> a marin county man is on guilty in a case that has been covered for a year. greg am were received three years probation. our investigation revealed he lied about serving as a united states marine and about receiving a purple heart and other honors. he used the phony military history to raise money at his house of steel gym in san rafael. allen will have to serve 100 hours of community service and pay $18,000 in restitution. in federal court he apologized to veterans and others he hurt. >> funeral plans have yet to be released for john glenn, the former astronaut and united states senator kid year at the age of 95. in 1962 he was the first american to orbit the earth. the last mission to space was in 1998 when he was 77. a science professor explains why glen is considered an american hero. all the kind of bravery wanting to do something no one el had done and only a few people have the skills to

>>> miracle twins. the conjoined sisters successfully separated after 17 hours of surgery. >> grateful for the doctors. >> the hero team of 50 doctors and nurses delivering hope for the holidays. >>> and good morning, america. happy friday to everyone. we have a lot to get to this morning, but take a look outside. everyone bundled up there in times square. no mistaking it is december right now. >> that's right, and the entire country, nearly the entire country is below freezing with these windchills. there is near zero visibility in a lot of places. this is a look at the roads in cleveland. they are very treacherous as people are waking up and making their way into work today. >> out west, take a look at this message of solidarity from someone in oregon. i think that's something that could go for around the country. stay warm is what it says. you didn't wear a jacket. >> i had a really cozy sweater, and got into a warm car, so that might be why i didn't wear a jacket. let's go right out to rob marciano

the twin's parents and other siblings embracing as they learned the surgery was a success. mom and dad looking for toward new challenges. >> 33 always say when you have twins you're going to go crazy because one is over here and the other is over there. i wants to go chasing after one that way and then go chasing after the other. >> reporter: also overcome with emotion grateful for their daughters' new chance at life. >> thank you to all of the doctors for believing. >> reporter: at last check the twins were in stable condition in the icu. lead surgeon saying there will be many challenges ahead but they'll be better off apart. in los angeles i'm lauren lyster channel6 "action news." i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen

it's something will be make you stronger. >> sandoval twins are from the sacramento area. >>> coming up, remembering pearl harbor 75 years later. >> it is clear in my mind the day as it was the day it happened. >> coming up next, we will hear from a survivor about what he remembers most. [music playing] >>> we are tracking the rain showers around the bay area now that will continue to push through the bay area the next few days into the weekend. it was 75 years ago today the japanese fighter planes made a surprise attack on hawaii. today -- [ indiscernible ] to the more than 2,300 service members who died at pearl harbor and honored those who survived and fought for their country. that assault propelled the united states into world war ii. those who did survive are now in their 90s. >> but their memories are still fresh. brian spoke with a 94-year-old man from roseville who still remembers that day well. >> [music playing] the day america entered world war ii glen was t -- at the top of the charts. and 22-year-old samuel was on detail guarding a dam near wheeler airfield. >> it is as

following the surgery, you see one of the twins eva being wheeled down the hallway for the first time in a bed by herself. lead surgeon gary hartman was concerned about the smaller twin erica. >> we were very concerned about her preoperatively. she basically kept getting smaller. the more calories we gave her, the bigger that eva got. >> reporter: erica is now recovering even quicker than her big sister. doctors expect the little girls to spend another month at the hospital before heading home. in the meantime they are sharing a hospital room, just in separate beds. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still to come, a warning for amazon shoppers much there's a new scam happening and it involves getting your personal information. we tell you the best way to make sure that your info stays safe. >> we will look at stocks. a lot of green on the dow jones. similar on the nasdaq and s&p. stocks are rising for a sixth day in the row. the dow is up by more than 128 points. s&p is up by 13 points. nasdaq up by 23. >>> there's an important warning for all that shop on amazon. there's a new scam targeting pers

i hope the twins will think of me. i hope the thoughts are good. i'm just a movie camera and i did the best i could." [ applause ] [ cheering ] a poem by jimmy stewart. >> thank you. very touching. [ music ] to many americans, i think the-- thanks, doc. [ applause ] now, you see to many americans, the coolest and most visible u.s. official throughout the tense iranian crisis was a man very few people had heard of before-- and he's the former state department chief spokesman. he's now writing a book based on his father-- a pulitzer prize winning editor. he also teaches at the american university-- lectures at leading colleges. and it's a pleasure to welcome him. the man has been called the new voice of america-- hodding carter. hodding! [ music ] it's a pleasure to meet you. i admired you tremendously somewhat difficult days where you had to face that daily-- daily onslaught of the reporters and the wire services. what's the most difficult job when you have to go out and speak for the state department? is it the adversary relationship that the press

the twins will be with us. one of them is sugar and one of them is spice. >> you decide. >> what are you guys going to make for us today? >> christmas dessert. >> just keep talking. >> i have no idea what why can i understand your brother and not you? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> all right. is copper the new gold? you may want to add that to your home when we look at the top n pintere pinterests. i thought i was losing my mind, pentatonix and pinterest, on the same show. we have that coming up, the riddle. we want to say great congratulations to one of our dear producers,alliberger. >> she is amazing, even better mother. she has a beautiful baby girl this morning. congrats to dad. >> yeah. >> some boxing fans may know him as "kid chocolate." the baby's name is valencia corado drk coradodq quill 2-year-old brother. if you say, why it, why doesn't he have a shirt on? is that what you're thinking right now? we should let you know as a lot of new moms and dads know, there's a skin to skin thing that happens

she was my twin sister. she was my best friend. she was my light. she was my sun. >> friends and well wishers also wrote messages on large portraits of the victims to commemorate the event. on our website, ktvu.com, you will find more on the warehouse tragedy including the investigation. we also have updates on our ktvu fox news mobile app. >>> san jose city leaders are taking drastic action to clean trash off san jose freeways. they are considering imposing a fine on caltrans if they do not take action, trash on the freeway has been a problem in san jose for a long time. they are considering the measure next week. >>> san jose is considering an ordinance to require hosts of websites like air bnb to register with the city and only allow people to represent for 30 days or more. >>> the golden gate national recreation area issued it's final rules on dog access. coming up, where offleash dog walking will be limited. >>> in the east bay we are looking at a commute that is not bad. this is the macarthur maze, it's not too bad. we break it down in a few m

twin brothers, roy and ray slagle. >> i love it. i'm so happy. >> ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison, jodie mormon. finally the answers you've been waiting for. >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yep. >> all right. >> when we met paul komyatti at indiana state prison in 2008, he had an inmate job as the visitor room photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. it keeps me from counting the 36 weeks and 8 months i have left. however you want to break it down. >> right from the start, he was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite being incarcerated for the past 26 years. komyatti entered prison at age 17 for his role in a bizarre family plot that ended with the murder of his abusive father. >> my dad was just an alcoholic. i was like a little kid, 7, 8 years old. i'm crawled up under the kitchen table, and he's got a belt with a buckle, putting marks all over my face and everything, all over my body. my mom is like look, stop. you've got to stop. you're going to kill him. >> komyatti, his mother, s

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. >>> still ahead on the show today the incredible story of these twin girls. one of them was not breathing when she was born. coming up we're going to tell you the special requests their dad made that may have saved their life. symphony orchestra is going to be busier than santa's elfs this holiday season. after the break we'll tell you all about the family friendly event they have coming up. >>> but first -- >> here is a brass quartet with a sample of their holiday cheer. take it away you guys.

. >> the conjoined twins had separation surgery at a bay area hospital. how they're ,,,,,,,, i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic professionals in their own tanks. last seen ransacking a bedrm over thanksgiving weekend. they rifle through drawers. see if there's anything wor stealing. at one point, they even lif >>> they rifled through the drawers to see if there's anything worth stealing there. at one point, they lift up the bed. look under the mattress to see if there's any valuables. police say they took off with jewelry, computers and other items. they are on the loose. they may have gotten in the house through a side door. san mateo investigators believe a fire last month that killed a

it's been a week since doctors worked 17 hours to separate the sandoval twins. yesterday the duo from sacramento were reunited in the same bed. the previously conjoined twins have been recovering in the same room but weren't able to see each other. the surgery left each girl with one leg. doctors say so far there have been no big setbacks in their recovery. they're breathing on their own, obviously. doing well. >> snugging together. >> hunkering down for a busy day of rain with live team coverage. >> rain for the bay area means snow in the sierra, up to a foot and a half. we'll take a look at the ski report and what to expect as the storm moves in coming up. >> there you go. rain on the lens. is the bridge from rich mord toward san rafael. rain hits the north bay. we'll talk about how your commute is shaping up. >>> october's loma fire could still be destructive months later in the santa cruz mountains. we'll tell you why today's storm should keep everyone living in that affected area on alert. i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. enough pressure in here for ya? to

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. >> our cookin' twins. >> yes. back in a minute with you. and also grew up in the cameras with daughter of carrie fisher. now billie lourd is in "scream queens" stealing the scenes. she'll sit down with us. >> those earmuffs. >> i'm noticing a similarities. light mama, like daughter. >> and pentatonix, a one of a kind performance. won grammy, sang with dolly parton. you where they started? >> right here with us! >> and what's better than gorgeous chefs cooking with you? two of them? with us in a minute. one of them sugar, one of them spice. >> you decide. >> what will you make? >> christmas desserts. >> desserts, very festive. >> just keep talking. >> i have no? what you say. why can't i understand your brother, i can understand your brother and not you? >> i don't know. [ mumbling ] >> all right. >> and revealing pinterests top finds. >> and pentatonix and pinterest on the same show today! i thought it was our tuesday, we have that coming up, too. the riddle. and greg, congratulations. one are our dear producers, beautiful ally. >> an amazi

. >> conjoined twins finally see each other face to face. the video that warmed even kendis's cold heart. >> what do eight of the top ten sexiest men in the world have in common. once considered sloppy, it's the hipster fad that refuses to die. the answer ahead in the skinny, it's thursday, december 15th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> can i just talk politics for a quick second here? because we had something that really divided the country over the last 24 hours. whether who is hotter, ryan gosling or ryan reynolds, and you'll recall it was brought up last night at this time. the people have spoken. 58% shows reynolds. >> i order a recount! >> 58% reynolds. >> impossible. >> we did a survey. >> absolutely impossible. i'm getting jill stein on this immediately. >> for a recount. we'll get to, not that, later on this half hour, but we have to talk about yahoo! because at this hour, they are in damage control mode announcing details of what is another massive cyber attack. >> 1 billion accounts compromised making it the worst

patrick: a unique operation separates conjoint twins. a team of more than 50 specialists planned and carried out the 17- surgery using a 3d hour virtual reality imaging system to help with the procedure. the twins' mother knew the operation would be difficult, but was ready for their new life ahead. >> i want to go chasing after on after the other, that is something i look forward to doing. patrick: the twins are recovering from the operation. they're both in stable condition and doing well. toya: kathy is in the newsroom with a look what's coming up tonight at 6:00. new tonight on 12 news at 6:00, a sussex teen accused of paying underage boys for sexual favors, and the huge amounts of money police say he paid out and why investigators fear there could >> i am colleen henry -- it is one of milwaukee's most historic and storied properties did we will tell you where the ambassador hotel had to change all the locks. kathy: join us for all new stories tonight at 6:00 p.m. patrick: let's go to mark. give us a lowdown. toya: i don't even want

. >> the conjoined twins had separation surgery at a bay area hospital. how they're doing tonight after a 17 hour operation. ,, last seen ransacking a bedrm over thanksgiving weekend. they rifle through drawers. see if there's anything wor stealing. at one point, they even lif >>> they rifled through the drawers to see if there's anything worth stealing there. at one point, they lift up the bed. look under the mattress to see if there's any valuables. police say they took off with jewelry, computers and other items. they are on the loose. they may have gotten in the house through a side door. san mateo investigators believe a fire last month that killed a 70-year-old woman was arson. the body was pulled from her burning home on o-street the day after thanksgiving. detectives say clues collected at the scene point to arson. they are still trying to figure out who is responsible for starting the fire. >>> tonight, we have video of disturbing security breach at sfo. this guy makes a run for it on the tarmac. we show you what happened next. >> reporter: the m

. >> 17 hours in the operating room, the serious surgery at stanford to separate conjoined twins. >>> and live doppler 7 is tracking showers across the bay area. meteorologist sa i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surprises. morning. hey, abby. like i said. the mayor. >>> new at 11:00, flames shot out of a home in san jose tonight. this fire started about 6:00 on turnbury place in the vista park neighborhood. two brothers and their elderly parents got out safely thank goodness. one of them was treated for smoke inhalation. >>> sky 7 was over a five-car crash that caused major delays in the south bay tonight. all lanes of northbound 87 at san jose were shut down at almaden expressway about 6:30 tonight. four were injured. the highway re-opened around 7:00 ton