. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-yearr kidnapping, made it clear, the situation will likely change once he's out. >> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. i'm in prison. there's no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when i'm in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasn't deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesn't have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. that's not just me. that's part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the man, the man lay back, that's all he has to do. he doesn't even have to brush his teeth. he just smiles, i brush his teeth for him. >> what about women's lib? you know, women are liberated now. >> right. they are. >> women don't have to wait on their husbands anymore. how do you feel about that? >> i choose to. i choose to. >> housework isn't the only way in which prison marriage is less than a union of equals. as

all theaters will dim lights of the marquises in her honor. she starred in several musicals before the role m "all in the family" and a statement posted on channing tatum's web site reading we're thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter everily tatum. sending love and light. and you can find more entertainment news right now on otrc.com. >> still to come at 4:00 the search in oakland for a man wanted for a violent string of car jackings. one caught on camera. >> also audio. a boston bombing suspect sarn sarn -- tsarnaev, his comforting words for his mom. >> what the national weather service is calling the witest >>> a trif by shooting turns out to be the most recent act in a daempk russ -- dangerous crime spree. >> nick smith is live with video that you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> good good afternoon, police believe they know the man responsible for car jackings, a series of car thefts and a pair of shootings that have a man and woman recovering. >> our suspect is armed. we're treating him as armed and dangerous. >> and police say he

as the marquise, a french foreign minister, it's worse than a crime, it's a mistake. it's the stupidest answer to give. i don't think the question should have been asked at all. it can only be answered accurately in a classified environment. i think it was a gotcha question. but faced with the senator determined to get headlines, clapper's answer should have been senator, i can't answer that question in an open session, would be glad to address it in a closed session. >> i said it was the head of the nsa, i made a mistake, it was dni clapper. i regret making that mistake. what does the average american watching his testimony think -- do you think? what impact? >> the purport of the question from senator widen is to get people to believe that the government's looking over their shoulder when they are on their computer, listening in on their phones, it's a deliberately provocative question. i think clapper should have gone to him first and said, let's do this in a closed session. then he should have gone to the chairman of the committee and said the same thing so that a