claire! come on!nting) it's such a shame, because i know we would do a great job on that house. - totally. - if gil thorpe can do it, i can do it, right? please! please. gil thorpe has decades of experience and infallible instincts. as much as we'd all like to believe otherwise i did not marry gil thorpe. (laughs) can you imagine that? god, we'd sell a lot of houses. - (cell phone rings) - oh! great. - mitchell. (scoffs) - oh, you know what, claire? you gotta cool down or you're just gonna make this worse. why don't you go get the coffees? and i'll deal with him. well, okay, what are you gonna say to him? i'm just gonna talk to him man-to-man. - mnh. right. - okay. (high-pitched voice) hello? claire, phil doesn't want the house either, all right? he's letting me take the fall. he's a liar. (normal voice) and a clever one. ugh! how long do you think you can keep this from her? all right? i'm gonna talk to her eventually. well, as long as we're swapping stories, maybe i'll tell cam what happened to the

claire has to go bail her out. okay. give me that. claire, listen to me-- take a lot of cash. and when you flash it to the police, do not speak about it. let the eyes do all the talking, okay? (door opens) i heard the phone. who died? jay's friend. oh, jay, i'm so sorry. okay. i can't do this again. (beep) ♪ ♪ it's breakfast ♪ ♪ it's breakfast time ♪ ♪ it's breaky breaky time ♪ uncle cam. i thought i heard your voice. what are you doing here? where are my parents? well, the school called, and your sister won a big award. nice try. the only person who would believe that would be haley. she's in jail. jail? (lowered voice) lily, what did i say? that it was only a matter of time. okay, no. didn't say that. okay, so here's the truth. your sister was caught drinking. but it's no big deal. your parents are there taking care of it right now. so... this is so awesome! i hope she hits the weights so she's totally ripped when she gets out. okay. let's change the subject. have a seat. have some breakfast. see if there's anything on that plate you like a lot. (cameron chuckles) is this ba

. >> claire, i've got to go. i'll talk to you later, okay? >> the investigation into that morning's events would raise questions that persist to this day. >>> clayton and janice johnson lived in the tiny coastal fishing village of shelburne, nova scotia. it's a close-knit community where townspeople all know one another. for the johnsens, it was an ideal place to raise their two young daughters, 11-year-old donna and 9-year-old dawn. >> we had two lovely girls. we were always together. you can ask anybody around the community, whenever they saw us, we were together. very rarely we went anywhere individually. >> clayton was an industrial arts teacher at the local high school. janice was a homemaker. the johnsons were a deeply religious family and very active in their church, volunteering much of their free time to church activities. >> we were always out visiting people and doing this and that. my mom was the type of person that she didn't like to just sit around doing nothing, so we were always busy doing something. >> the morning of february

coming up, we talked to bernie sanders who responds to us about claire mccaskill.ext up, bob ordered offers -- bob woodward offers hotcakes on the obamacare rolling after this word from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ john: we are joined now by greg store. some are casting this as a bad day for john roberts. you say this is a good day for the chief justice. why? greg: this was always going to be a tough case for john roberts. either he makes conservatives mad at him or he runs a risk the court undercuts obamacare in a decision heavily criticized for being partisan. john roberts cares deeply about the institutional legitimacy of this court. so he went with the decision that backed obamacare. the reason it is a good day for him -- first of all unlike three , years ago he is not alone. he has kennedy in the majority. secondly, this is a ruling he chose to write himself. he could have easily handed it off to ginsburg. i suspect it is a ruling he is very proud of. i suspect he is feeling good about himself today. john: thank you. our second guest tonight is the legendary bob woodward

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late.ws. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..."

coming up, we talked to bernie sanders who response to claire mccaskill. next up the supreme court after this word from our sponsors. ♪ john: we're joined by greg store. some are casting this as a bad day for john roberts. you say this is a good day for the chief justice. why? guest: this was always going to be a tough case. either he makes conservatives madore he runs a risk the court undercuts obamacare in a decision heavily criticized for being partisan. he cares about the institutional legitimacy of the court. he went with the decision that backed obama care. the reason it is a good day for him, unlike three years ago he is not alone. he has kennedy in the majority. this is a ruling he chose to write himself. he could have edited -- handed it off to ginsburg. it is a ruling he is proud of. he is feeling good about himself today. john: thank you. our second guess, bob woodward of the washington post. thank you for joining us. at the last line of the book, the brethren, the center was in control. for a lot of people on the left when john roberts became c

claire: people aren't eating as much anymore. it is the move towards healthier, organic, but part of it is that when we do eat burgers or fried chicken, people are gravitating towards more gourmet stuff. shake shack, that sort of thing. olivia: shake shack of loosely doing extremely well. chipotle doing extremely well. noticed aot singing or dancing french fry from shake shack. interesting that the strategy is to bring back the mascot. claire: they are going for millenials, and people remember these and have this also -- have nostalgia for nabila or kernels- nostalgia for hamburglar or colonel sanders. out by, i was weirded but they brought him back for the belmont stakes. olivia: we have a visual explaining the timeline for when these food mascots have come and gone. they were really not around until the 1980's. claire: colonel sanders, who is a real person -- they used him in a cartoon like thing and then they got rid of him. a lot of people nowadays don't even remember that he is a real person -- he was a real person. they bro

hyattsville coming up next, claire done, 5:17 there had, really. washington, 5:21 hyattsville, 5:30. over toward bowie, 5:45 if it continues on that streak. not severe this has had a history of severe weather associated with it. more rain toward the west, shenandoah county page county this warning until 6:00 tonight. all part of a larger storm system that's moving on through here. you can see what's going on. the line itself continues to develop right around our region. now, notice up toward pennsylvania this line is really going gangbusters. severe thunderstorm warnings everywhere. we have not seen that same line develop here, however if is

john: we are going to talk about this later on the show with senator sanders, but today when claire mccaskill attacked in this morning on morning joe the

claire murphy has more. >> first light revealed progress in the salvage operation. the capsized eastern star has been righted. its depthed cashed roof above the water line in the river. but below the surface, the recovery of the remains of hundreds of mostly elderly passengers from four decks of cap ins. officials confirmed the boat would be raised completely to complete the work with no more survivors expected to be found. >> the next step is to concentrate on doing a good job , including removing the wall, raising the ball, salvage and looking for the victims' bodies. >> then a dramatic intervention. a relative storms into the press conference. her distress and anxiety highlighting the gulf of mistrust that has sprung up between the atargies and the government. >> we absolutely believe that human error was the maim cause. >> many refew to accept claims that sudden high winds were responsible for turning the boat over. the boat didn't dock in the storm. the crew had time to put on life jests but didn't sound the alarm. beijing has promised there would be no cover-u

with that let me turn over to kt and clair. [ applause ] >> clair lopez for the center for security policy. >> thanks very much. kt, and thanks to the acu very much for sponsoring this fantastic event and the chance to talk today about such an important critical topic. i wanted to talk about a couple of things. one, michael laid such a great foundation there about what this regime is about, what the iranian regime is about the nature of the regime is where i want to start with it. then i'll talk a little bit about the components of a nuclear program specifically iran's nuclear weapons program and where we are with the negotiations. so i would like to start probably with the iranian constitution. this is one of the versions that's available online. you can get it at amazon. this is an english language copy of iranian constitution. it says that the iranian regime is a jihadist regime dedicated to revolution too spread sharia across the word unified under islamist governance. that's what their constitution says. it also says the irgc, the islamic revolutionary guard corps that michael was tal

>> thank you commissioners claire z. former member of the board i want to second what herb winer said and i followed her through thick and thin through a number of department the and she's been a very dedicated counselor and employee over the years and one of the more exceptional people in the eap world but i'm really up here to ask about the budget. in eves years commissioners have been asked as well as members of the constituent seas in hears for members of the department i'm not hearing that this year do we need that? is it okay we don't need to be there? i'm just offering the opportunity that some of us would call out trips but make a strong effort to be there for the report of the department i know it's a two year budget cycle but it's pushable >> thank you for your comment i will turn it over to director dodd >> thank you claire. what pamela said we will go before the budget committee on monday and say we don't agree then be given a week to figure it out. at which point we will definitely e-mail people to send in e

claire: wednesday ceremony is a first step. national parliaments must give approval. although there are hopes it could be in place by 2017. the pact is due to be unveiled at an african union gathering this weekend. so leaders celebrated behind closed doors. outside, security was tight. a reminder of the islamist terror threat that looms large over pockets of the continent. but that is just one challenge facing greater economic integration. the poor state of africa's transport, telecommunications, and energy sectors could behamper increased rate. markus: a transatlantic trade deal has hit a snag in the european parliament. european lawmakers fail to agree on a common stance on a proposed agreement with the united states. it meant a vote on t-tip had to be postponed on this wednesday. it highlights a growing sense of skepticism to what would be the world's biggest trade deal. >> a proposal as divisive inside the european parliaments as it is on the streets outside. >> we don't want no -- >> pressure from ngo's has led to a vote on the transatlantic trade pact to be post

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claire, i don't think you're grasping the magnitude of this package, valued at over $250.ie... if you don't use them, then all our money just goes to charity. and so what am i supposed to do? somewhere between dropping off alex at orchestra and picking up luke from practice-- oh, and burning a bunch of dvds of the talent show

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sing claire the first graduate of the san francisco conservatory of music classical voice program. congratulations. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerb,rg donating millions of dollars to help immigrants attend college. zuckerberg announced he and his life will donate $5 million to a scholarship fund in a facebook post, zuckerberg said the money is being donated to the dream.u.s. part of their commitment to support education in the bay area. >>> time is 4:41. speaking of money, you want to move over, alexander hamilton? a woman coming to the front of the $10 bill. coming up in 10 minutes, how you can decide what lady will get the honor. >> and a fairfield teenager found a stack of cash, and what he did next may surprise you. after the break, his actions, and how they led to a job offer. >> good morning. pardon me. we're going to have a decent commute on highway 24 westbound as you come up to the calda cott tunnel. we'll to you more about this ahead. >>> cooler for holmes. 46 now in santa rosa. take a look at those thursday high temps. >>> officials say they are quickly running out of wate

right, claire? claire? ♪ vo: nothing brings people together like tostitos cantina chips. tostitos. go, all you need to see is the next 200 feet. that's how life unfolds. a leap of faith. [growl] even if you can't see it your destination is out there. so just keep going. and you'll get there... ...200 feet at a time. the corolla. toyota. let's go places. >> jon: welcome back as we have seen last week very upsetting, the supreme court conservative wing there was one justice in the process seemed to not just disappoint but to actually -- >> scalia said we should really start calling this law scotuscare. >> the opinion showy profundities are often profoundly incoherent. >> the supreme court has descended to the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookiest. >> calling the court's reasoning an durd-- absurd jiggery pokery and pure applesauce. (laughter) >> jon: you kiss your mother with that mouth? jiggery pokery applesauce? sir! let us not say things we can never take back. (laughter) or even understand. (laughter) it is so interesting. if you look in the old man dictionary that scalia is

clair, good to have you with us. tell us about this march. huge huge march that has been taking place. what are you hoping to achieve in. >> thank you for having us on al jazeera. we have hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of london saying that we are not going to put up with another five years of cuts. the government got in with a small minority voting, 25% of them voted. 75% of us are saying we are not going to put up with them. the u.k. has a deficit, and the prime minister pledged to bring that down. how will he do that without more cuts? >> well - well, basically saying that wee need more austerity to bring down the deficit. we know that austerity is not works, since the coalition came into power. the deficit doubled and tripled. we have people living on poverty lines, lowest poverty level. we have a quarter of the population in poverty, a million people surviving on food banks, 400,000 going to school hungry and fainting because they have not had breakfast before going to school. we know they've got the money. she say they h

claire. claire, be sealed with the gift of th of the holy spirit. peace be with you.and also with you. what name have you chosen? michael. i thought dickie chose "peter" as his confirmation name. saint michael. patron saint of cops. he's trying to please his father. like that's gonna get you guys back together.

marie claire's says we're thrilled that hillary is in the race. we'd love to see a woman president of the united states. and editor in chief of "more" magazine is a hillary admirer. >> we're going to talk about that great woman, who i believe we just saw a poll that said she's the most admired woman in the country, if not in the world, hillary rodham clinton. that's what we love about her, is she has stood up for women when other people have not. >> leslie seymore recently donated to hillary's presidential campaign. she put it on her facebook page and urged other people to contributor. and she told me that these donations were a personal preference and there's no ethical concern because she says she works for a women's lifestyle magazine and not a news organization. >> i find that a really incredible statement. because a lot of these women's magazines have journalism in them. they have reporters who write stories that are considered to be fair stories, impartial stories. these are the editors of those stories. they pick the content of those things

right, claire? claire? ♪ vo: nothing brings people together like tostitos cantina chips. tostitos.ring the party. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, she is a student still, also a nobel peace prize, cofounder of the malala fund. the subject of a forthcoming documentary. we're delighted to show you a trailer. it's called "they named me malala." >> they thought the bullet would silence her. im the same malala. i'm still 17, still a teenager. this is my youngest brother. he's a really good boy. this is the laziest one. when i think of home, i miss the dirty streets. i miss my friends. i just want to see this one. my father said, "you have forgiven the taliban?" i want people to learn from the feelings i had. i am those 66 million girls who are deprived of education. i'm not a lone voice. i am many. and our voices are our most powerful weapons. one child, one teacher, one book, and one thing, they can change the world. ( applause ) >> jon: please welcome back to the program malala yousafzai. ( cheers and applause ) nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too.

claire -- claire van ski. are you speaking? >> i thought to there was a longer list ahead of me. i just want to make a few specific points. one is that this commissioner mike >>[reading] said was etc. annual lunch and this topic came up. i did point out to our members that we do not know the specifics in the details, but when just the discussion this came up, the groans and human cries from the membership those present was very significant to their very very upset as retirees that any part of the pension fund would be at such high risk. i would suggest to you that probably the return on this do not need the basics of your investment policy. but we do not know because we have not seen the details. i am wondering, since before he moved up to the 644 meetings, there was discussion of previous meetings about sf ers getting known building were purchasing or modeling remodeling the building as i look at properties around us here being taken over and bought and sold and remodeled and being worked on, and i have heard nothing at the meetings. i have tried to attend every meeting you i do

claire is now at home cooking in the kitchen and doesn't hear the buzzer. doesn't live there. he has no intention of ever setting foot in an apartment as we will soon see. within seconds, he has france trapped alone with him in the elevator. he thinks no one can see him. but this 24-hour security camera is rolling the whole time. >> he walks up the stairs and prepares himself, calls the elevator, waits for her to come, gets in the elevator with her, talks to her, makes her feel comfortable. asks her what floor she's going to. pushes the elevator. he's very calculating about the whole thing. >> as the fifth floor approaches and france tries to walk out of the elevator, the man she's sharing the elevator with grabs her from behind and violently chokes her. he then steals her bag filled with the money she just withdrew from the bank to give as a present and he steals her cane. then he darts out of the building. france's niece, claire, has no idea any of this is happening right next to her apartment. >> the elevator is just steps away from my door, literally. t

claire, did you ever find that tupperware i lent you? remember? i remember you telling me a hundred times, yet my pea soup is in baggies. did you check your car? - in the... - trunk. because that's where you found that thing that you thought that you gave me long time ago, - the... the... - pizza cutter. go ahead. give me another one. yes, i was wrong that time. it's a piece of plastic. you're ruining brunch. (jay) don't sweat it, cam. i forget things all the time. like i can never remember the name of that weather guy that i liked. uh... thunder something. stormy... flash stormy? ah whatever the hell it is. i don't know. just eat your eggs, jay.

(claire) what? in a voice mail, no less. unbelievable--and by that, i mean believable.i don't know. something about her new boyfriend whisking her away on a cruise. i just got my gift. (claire) what boyfriend? carl the cruise ship captain. it was in her holiday newsletter. oh, i can't read that whole thing. no. yeah, after two pages about the bird she rescued... and by the way i don't think you can say you rescued something if it dies. it died? she wrote a poem about it. a little too free with the free verse for my taste, but fine

clair drive less than a mile from iris mall. investigators say the witness was involved in a fight with a group of people. during that altercation someone fired a gun. the group of people ran away and the victim collapsed. >>> a big upset where mayor bill euille lost the democratic primary race last night. >> i'm very honored tonight to stand before you as the next mayor of alexandria. >> city council member alison silberberg beat him. she said she wants less development and more citizen involvement on growth. bill euille has not had an opponent in the primary since 2003. now in virginia's 28th district the incumbent won. we told you we had a close eye on the race because tea party candidate susan stimpson was challenging bill howell. he's a speaker of the house of delegates. howell won by 1800 votes. >>> you'll be able to catch a glimpse of history in alexandria today. a full-scale replica of the french frigate hermione will be docked until friday. we caught up with the ship as it sailed through the wilson woodrow bridge. isn't

santa claire county officials plan to negotiate through the weekend. they say they are close to reaching a deal. if a strike is called, the county will seek an injunction to keep the worker osen the job. >>> the city of san francisco hiring 11 new workers. the paper says the tickets have gone up six fold in the past four years. the park director says the new park rangers will allow the staff to be in three new districts rather than across the city. >>> lululemon has issued a recall. when released, the draw cords can snap back and cause injuries in the face and the eye. there have been seven reported injuries. customers should contact the store for replacement draw strings. >>> a lot of pride events just some of thee.s going on around the bay area this weekend. mike mibach has a look at the weekend. >>> the first full weekend of summer is here. i hope you are doing well, i am mike mibach and this is the weekend watch. pride weekend in the city by the bay is here. the pink triangle situation in the morning, the dike march in the afternoon. nascar roars i

clair the next few minutes. that's not all of the storms. we are also tracking this line that's off to the west, where we could be seeing some more severe thunderstorm warnings washington county down toward jefferson, berkeley county as well as even issued for talk -- fauquier county. also severe thunderstorm wind damage reported at fairfax station just at 5:12. the second line that comes through easy to see why we could have the potential for a brief tornado. damaging winds the main threat hail, even possibility. but downpours for sure. a tornado warning is issued for your area remember seek shelter right away, lowest level or interior of your home or area that you are in. the terms of the type of the type of winds up around 40, 50 miles per hour, coming through with some of these storms, not a tornado that's up for your area, that means the possibility of some downed trees and structural damage taking place. there is the whole area, in terms of travel exercise getting out and about, it's really cautionary for everything. exercising, could

claire, i don't think you're grasping the magnitude of this package, valued at over $250. then all our money just goes to charity. and so what am i supposed to do? somewhere between dropping off alex at orchestra and picking up luke from practice-- oh, and burning a bunch of dvds of the talent show i'm gonna, what, pop in

drew, richard claire and i was mentioning -- claire and i was mentioning the death report. looking at earnings. that is what the bond market is focused on. there's probably not much interesting there. we are looking for a lot of things. you're looking for labor quality indicators. we do a high low index. part-timers as full-time, all this kind of things. i think that the job market is ok and improving. tom: dean maki over at barclays really emphasizes the force from 10% down to 5%. he stunningly goes down to 4%. drew described for us initial force when one to keeps going and keeps going. -- went when once it gets going it keeps going. drew: everything they target trends. one of the reason that these cycles look the way to do is because of what they are targeting. i think people forget that. the fed itself tends to forget why they cycles tend to look they waited -- the way they do. brendan: we were talking metrics and baseball during the break. given the richness of the labor market conditions index, is the simple jobs number a barbarous relic? drew: i think it is better tha

jobs, and the deal will protect the interest of residents by providing better financial protections, claire the time line for the -- clarifying the time line, and strengthening the commitment to community engagement. dc is the sports capital, and we're the home of the dc united. >> the district has approved $140 million to acquire land in southwest for the soccer stadium. dc says it will put up another $150 million to build the stadium itself. >>> u.s. women's soccer team is celebrating its first victory of the year. the americans knocked off the squad from australia 3-1 in the world cup match. we have more from the site of the game in winnipeg, canada. >> reporter: thousands of american soccer fans packed into winnipeg stadium, helping team usa's first game feel like a home game. >> it's a true win, but australia, they brought the a-game. >> reporter: the american women early on were out muscled and tussled by the australians. but then there were three brilliant first half saves for the american goalie. and meg's first goal of the game was followed by a perfectly placed strike from a world

claire looks at the state of the economy. >> turkey is in the eye of a financial storm whipped up by the country's biggest political party losing its majority. there is now a 60% possibility that turkey will have to return to the polls with just a 40% chance of a coalition government being formed. this uncertainty has accept investors returning for the hills. the turkish lira lost 4% over the day, and the stock market plunged over 5%. the country's central bank has pledged to respond on tuesday. >> the market reacted with a very sharp sell-off as expect the. all-around the world markets are asking the government with a strong mandate from the public and a good economic policy. >> even critics who cried theriot tearism talked about it. the country had 5% economic growth five years ago. unemployment is a gloomy 11%. >> they are all about winning against the h. c. p., people will look at how the covered is governed. >> some are urging opposition parties to be responsible and compromising in upcoming negotiations to enable to the country to regain stability prosperity. >> let's check in

point out, but make sure it's clear that if an event happens, our first mode of operation is duke claire emerges like we did in the fire. we're just trying to identify other options and have others scenarios, but if in event happens we typically declare an emergency. with that, you can select a contractor. i just want to make it seem like or china find [inaudible] but process we typically engage. >> i to say but were getting better and better in handling emergencies. practice. another thing to note about supplies, i was speaking about the cold ocean about this that many of our customers of multiple supplies. we could ask some of our customers to shift the supply mix that they use rather than taking our wonderfully felt it was significant enough situation. potential emergency agreements with other agencies. lots of different ways to meet the need. it also gets a point which came up a few months before but right now peoples -- resort looks like it's full to the brim. i think about 97% full, but that is intentionally for this kind of situation so we have a water skier, nearby, just in case

claire: come on, everybody! we're gonna be late for manny's birthday! let's go! let's go! let's go! go! let's go! i'm ready, mom. you sure, honey? yep. then take a quick peek at your feet. oh! come on, luke! are you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out of the car and push you? would you relax? the restaurant's like five minutes away from here -- ohh, free lotion. stop stopping to smell the roses. manny's present. ohh, you are such a pritchett.

especially claire. it's my favorite holiday. ever since i was a kid i loved scary things. if there was a new horror movie in town i was the first in line. "one, please." [chuckles] then i met phil. "two, please."

claire: honey, do you need me to move the car? oh, it's not in the way. okay. oh, no! iron cross! going down! oh, god. phil... you okay? yes. i am. i am okay. honey, why do we keep this car? it's a classic! no, it just sits here. and the seatbelts don't work. the doors stick. it leaks fluids. we haven't put fluids in it in 10 years. well, i'm gonna fix all that anyway. and then, uh, it's gonna be haley's car. oh, we're not giving this car to haley. it's way too easy to fit a mattress in the back. remember? oh, no. we're selling it. what?! mm-hmm. unless you don't think you can. seriously? you can't.

you know, i'm just recalling me grumbling about giving up my mg roadster when you and claire came along. great car. no backseat. isn't it funny? the stupid things that we think-- she was my baby. (under breath) are so important. i guess all told we had about 50 chickens. maybe 115 head of hogs. let's see, 55 cattle. oh, you know what'll be fun? let's see if i can remember all their names. there was... (to the tune of "twinkle twinkle little star") ♪ albert, lisa ♪ ♪ steph, and mike ♪ gloria! no, gloria! gloria! mm! no. i do not want to hear one more story. i am going to take a nap now. okay, yeah, sure. whatever you want. this day's about you. mm. just one more thing-- no, no one more thing! i just wanted to take a picture, you know, to commemorate our special day. okay, fine! take the picture! no, not here. the lighting's terrible. i was thinking we could take it... (singsongy) in your new nursery! (groans) (gasps) no, cam. no. but, gloria, come-- somebody has to tell you this. no. you try to control everything. you take over people's lives! it's always too much with you! you know, may

the key is, i let claire think she's in charge. i hide what i want in something bigger and more expensive. then when she rejects that we "compromise" on what i wanted all along. i call my method "the trojan horse." you know how i got lily? i asked mitchell for triplets.

you or claire? >> well, she got electrocuted at the end of her first season. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> my second season. but i don't know. i mean she's not here. >> seth: yeah, i feel like this is the time -- >> everything i do is done in toronto during the winter. so i feel like i win that competition. >> seth: yeah, you do. so she gets to kind of go all the way around the world. >> yes, basically warm. >> seth: the show is very graphic. it's very gruesome. it's also incredibly beautifully shot. i would argue it's the best cinematography of any show on television. and some of the things that are the most beautiful are the murders themselves. they're equal parts gruesome. i should say, if your kids are up, why are they up? [ laughter ] it's way too late for them. but, so these are actually some of the -- so this is a guy who -- that they replaced his head with a cello. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah? >> well, actually, they just tilted the head back and put the cello down here. >> seth: right, of course. my way would be a waste of time. [ laughter ] here's a judg

it opened on claire mount street and the pennsylvania power and light tower is not as risk of falling over, david henry will have a live report at 12:30. >>> 28 people are arrested in a joint operation targeting prostitution in newcastle, delaware these are photos of some of the people taken into custody, the arrests were made on delaware route 9 and u.s. route 13. many of the people charged have been released on bail. two brothers will be arraigned today on charges of robbery and aggravated assault and theft marple township police are one of to suspects that broke into a home in broomall yesterday afternoon, a 17-year-old was attacked and the the suspects got away with money and jewelry from a safe, a fourth suspect is still at large. >>> police are trying to catch a taxi thief in philadelphia they believe that one person stole eight different cabs over the past week, this is new surveillance over one of the crimes in progress a man broke into a parked taxi and drove away with it last monday seven other taxis were taken between june 7th and monday. they were stolen in various areas i

claire: come on, alex. it's time for your cello lesson. how's the tutoring going? are you familiar with the term "throwing good money after bad"? are you familiar with the term "dunphy, party of one"? because you will be. girls. haley's coming along really well, mrs. dunphy. good. good. well, the key is to take a lot of little breaks so you don't get frustrated and want to quit. got it. i was talking to david. come on, sweetie. i'm just saying -- she's never gonna get a job, and how do we know the right middle-eastern businessman wouldn't tre

clair drive less than a mile from iris mall. originally, officers responded to calls of shots fired. it's not clear whether there were shots. >> preliminary investigation shows that our victim was involved in some sort of physical altercation with some suspects. during the altercation, a shot was fired, the suspect fled and our victim collapsed. police found a well preserved 1970s cadillac that they believe belonged to the victim. >>> we want to show you new video in hopes that you can identify a group that beat and robbed a man that man passed a group while walking down street there. then the group turned around and ran after him and attacked him. they got away with this iphone, his wallet and $30. if you know any of the attackers, call police. >>> a problem here at forestville road on the outer loop of the beltway guys. >> i think we want to try to go to melissa and get a look at the accident on the beltway. melissa. >> yes, again, we're talking about breaking news on the outer loop of the beltway at forestville road. his is o

clair episcopal school. >> a lot of the children if they had been in that corner, it would have really hurt people. >> the motorcycle driver is in critical condition right now. >>> a man is dead after being hit by a d.c. street sweeper. the 73-year-old died after being hit while cleaning the roadway here. he was hit around 10:30 in the morning and later died at the hospital. three people were on the scene after the accident. no charges have been charged. >>> ahead we could find out what's next for the budget in prince george's county. the county council chairman mel franklin said the override avoids the 15.6% increase next year. baker hinted the next step could be a court battle. franklin says, quote the prospect of a county executive suing would be self-destructive and self-defeating and irresponsible. >>> job buts in the montgomery county schools next year, last night, school officials voted unanimously to practices a $2.32 million budget. the plan cuts funding for textbooks. and delays the second year technology rollout to provide classrooms with chrome book laptops. officials hope

. >> hi i'm claire with ss maid, our office will be hosting 30 interns this summer. >> incredible opportunities. >> we are with the department of environment, we are going to have six youth this summer. >> six youth working on the environment. thank you very much. >> with erns and young with 140 summer jobs for college students in san francisco. [ applause ] and we've also committed $5,000 to support the initiative as well. >> thank you. jobs and finances. thank you very much. >> mr. mayor, my name is johnson representing breed, we are pledging 50 jobs this summer. >> wonderful. 50 jobs. that's a breeze. we are up to 637. there is a few more. okay, here you go. >> mr. mayor, thank you for hosting this event. on behalf of starbucks we would like to hire an additional 70 jobs. we couldn't be more clearer. thanks for your partnership with united way. >> thank you, another good flop. >> good morning. my name is cat arena, with the san francisco business community this year, we woo like to pledge ten jobs. >> this is a market on market. >> excellent. >> good morning, my name is monica, i'm here to p