jack: claire, thanks. jack: new at five. an attempted child enticement that altoona police are checking out. two kids say they were approached at 5th avenue southwest and 3rd street. that's where local five's kattey ortiz is to explain what happened. from now on before and after school there will be extra police officers here at altoona elementary. police say two men drove up to two kids walking home from school, yelling at them saying they had candy and to get in the truck. obviously terrified, they ran back towards the school and alerted a crossing guard while the men drove off. police are actively investigating this incident and are asking parents to talk to their children about stranger danger. they say in this case ... the kids absolutely did the right thing. we'll have reaction from rents in the neighborhood tonight at ten. in altoona kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. jack: driver had brown hair, goatee, black driver had brown hair, goatee, black hat. brown hair and hat. white two door s-10 s

claire: they'll be back in court tomorrow morning at 9. of course we'll keep following this story and bring you the latest. reporting live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie/1shot: thanks claire. and make sure to stay local 5 every step of polsons trial. we'll also have recaps of each day up on our website that's we are iowa dot com. jack/lam in your local election headquarters, presidential candidate carly fiorina is having dinner, and talking with, the public in windsor heights. jack: here's a live look at the event now. it's the polk county republican women's chili fundraiser. fiorina plans to speak there around 6:30. meanwhile -- a group of iowans will demonstrate outside the event. we'll hear from them later tonight at 10. jack: if you missed out meeting carly fiorina toinght, you can catch her at a meet and greet in pleasant hill tomorrow afternoon. and then at a town hall meeting in grinell tomorrow night. jack: iowa's third district congressman was back in his home state this morning... touring a compan

jack: local 5's claire powell is following the trial and has more details. claire? claire this trial is moving ahead of schedule, bringing thirteen more witnesses to the stand. including the third shooting victim- who told the jury he was inches away from taking two bullets to his chest. more neighbors, pleasant hill officers and d-c-i agents took the stand to testify- all 13 wrapping up by 2:30 this afternoon.. some told the jury they spotted the same green ford explorer driving out of their neighborhoods on november 17th. including the third shooting victim matthew stephenson- who told the jury he was nearly shot twice after randomly seeing the man he identified as polson on a side street. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" patrol troopers who followed and arrested polson after the shooting also took the stand. showing "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. b

live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie/ots stephanie/ots plenty of in the metro this weekend for the i-m-t des moines marathon. ten-thousand athletes from around the world ran the moines last year. many of them will be take on the year... including philip lagat of his title. for the first time the race two days days-- with the 5k road race and kids run on saturday -- and the half marathon and marathon on sunday. stephanie: despite the record turn out last year, organizers say are actually local 5's jacob peklo explains. more than 10-thousand people competed in all of the events around the des moines marathon. this year, only about 82-hundred are on board, with around participants doing the joe anderson "there's runs that are color runs, there's fun runs. there's run like that that probably contribute to that." you wouldn't know it if you looked at the long line waiting to get inside the scheel's runner: "it's a fun race, it's very well planned. the race director does a great job with it. i'm surprised there's les

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`i have one, clair, i have one, i `want to get back to it. `to your child? `>> yes. `i look forward to kicking back `in new york and hanging on the `playground. `>> reporter: danes is no `stranger to intense roles. `>> why are you like this? `>> reporter: her portrayal of `teen angst in "my so-called `life" earned her a golden globe. `>> wow. `i thought it would be good to be `natural and spontaneous. `but that wasn't a really good `idea. `>> reporter: and she was just 17 `when she starred opposite `leonardo dicaprio in "romeo and `juliet." `>> saint dozen not leave. `>> reporter: as carrie matheson, `danes has won two emmys and `nominated for two more, her `"homeland" costar mandy `patinkin, who plays cia official `saul bear ren sen. `>> i'm trying to do good work. `>> you're not. `you're being naive and stupid. `something you never were before. `>> i want to ask you about your `patinkin. `you are the longest survivors on `the show together. `>> literally, yeah. `i love mandy so deeply. `i'm really annoyed we've been `antagonists, estranged from each `i miss him. `>

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local 5's claire powell is live with the answers. claire: jack, it boils down to a difference in officer numbers. the waukee police department has 18 officers while des moines has nearly 400... and with the new technology comes the questions of department policies and how the video is handled after its taken. "theyre very expensive and storage but we've been fortunate enough to get the money through the donation and city supporting us" after a 14 thousand dollar private donation and city contribution, all 18 waukee police officers are now sporting body cameras. the cameras will record all officer interaction. but it's what happens with that video is what waukee is still deciding. "they put their body camera, dock it and once they do that, the information downloads to our server and is stored" but when local 5 asked what video is saved and who can review the video... we discovered some unchartered territory. "is it open to the public?? no, not right now. but that's subject to change.." so right now, if you wanted to go see any of the

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jack: local 5's claire powell joins us live from the courthouse with the latest. claire? claire: jack and stephanie, after 16 hours and two full days of deliberation the jury in the attempted murder trial for pete polson has still not reached a verdict. they had a lot of questions today too- asking the judge and attorneys to clarify what "intoxication" and "mental disability" means in relation to this case and if attempted murder necessitates premedatation or motive... but through the lot of evidence mention, 40 witnesses who've taken the stand including the three shooting victims. polson himself even took the stand last thursday and friday - testifying to the jury he doesnt remember the shooting, he would never intentionally shoot anyone and that he was denied a drug test from jail. all of these things are part of the lengthy jury deliberation... again they had multiple questions for clarification from the judge today including what intoxication means in this case and even a question about the attempted murder charges. "states asked if attempted murder neccessitates prem

the person they found looks like claire marie cocuzzo, but has not been positively identified yet. the 64-year-old didn't make it home to massachusetts after a week long hike in the white mountains. wmur's heather hamel reports dates she planned to hike caused the search to be delayed. reporter: claire cocuzzo always takes a two-week vacation in the fall, but her family thought she was going to hike the second week and that wasn't the case. >> it doesn't lend a positive note to the search. reporter: it wasn't until after columbus day that her family realized she hadn't made it out of the white mountains, nearly two weeks after she may have run into trouble. >> the family thought she'd come up during the second week, when in actuality she was will the first week of her vacation. reporter: fish and game was contacted wednesday, the same day her care was found near the garfield trail head. a ground search began and it was stepped up friday. by mid afternoon the medical examiner was brought in and taken into the mountains by atv. they found a body in the river that met the description

local five's claire powell has been following the trial since the start. she joins us live now with an update. claire jack and stephanie, after 16 hours and two full days of deliberation the jury in the attempted murder trial for pete polson has still not reached a verdict. polson is facing three counts of attempted murder, two willful injuries charges, intimidation with weapon, felon in firearm and two drug charges. with polson and both attorneys in the court room, judge jeffrey farrell questions- all jurys deliberation room. requesting clarification of what "mental in relation to this case and specifically if murder premedation or motive "possible for more clarification efficient mental capacity, intoxication as a defense causing mental , what is a mental disability claire in talking to the today, they told today, they told us they're surprised the verdict in this will return morning at 9 am. stay with us as a verdict is reach. local 5 news we stephanie: new at five now... stephanie: we're seeing dashcam video for the first time from the night a des moin

local 5's claire powell has more details. claire: last night, the owners of the coffee cup cafe in pella watched as their hardwork went up in flames. the morvant family and their sons had just bought and completely renovated the entire restaurant in june. and on facebook today, they wrote one word... "devastated".. .followed by floods of comments coming from caring community members... "when we reached the scene, tehre were flames visible through the roof already" by 10 p-m, 24 of pellas 28 volunteer firefighters battled the fire that quickly consumed pella's coffee cup cafe. "we knew it was too far gone to save it so we went defensive mode, knocked it down with aerial as quick as we could" they fought the fire for three hours, and this morning, the soaked shell is all thats left for the morvant family. while they said it was too difficult to go on camera at this time, according to a family friend, one of their sons had just moved to business and help during the grand "they feel bad, they were starting

"i cant say its been hard to forget claire/tvu reporting live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: the latest abc republican presidential poll local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: the latest abc republican is out, and it shows donald trump remains at the top with 32 percent. ben carson is holding at second place with 22 percent, while marco rubio was the only other candidate to crack double digits, earning 10 percent of the vote. stephanie: donald trump is back in iowa and he's speaking tonight in burlington. here's a live look at the action. trump is speaking right now at the burlington memorial auditorium. this is his second visit so far this month. stephanie: while donald trump was in burlington, his while donald trump was in burlington, his campaign bus was not...so where was it? chief political correspondent amanda krenz has the answer. amanda intro : in the heart of newton iowa, right outside of chris christie event... is this big blue bus... it used to say trump... it's not piece of art that says and means something different. nats of christie.. insid

local 5's claire powell has been following the trial. she joins us live with more. claire/tvu the prosecution wrapped up their case this afternoon with 37 witnesses... showing more marijuana and drug paraphanila scattered and hidden in polson's home an ex girlfriend and friend of polson took the stand for the defense explaining how erratic polson would get when he would injest meth and that he did in fact injest meth the night before the shooting took place. she (billi jo bailey) saw him just 6 hours before the shooting took place - never was violent before but asked him to leave on nov. 16th. -found digital scales, 20+ pounds of marijuana, meth residue, money counter, dirty spoons, edibles, all indicative of drug trafficking . they'll be back in court tomorrow morning at 9. we'll have more on this story tonight on local 5 news at 6. reporting live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. jack: new at 5 tonight. are under a burn ban. jack: due to recent dry weather, the iowa department of public safety's fire marshal issued burn bans in these twelve cou

where is-- was's the relationship between carrie and qlar claire? >> what dow find in her that -- >> my stock jokey answer is we're both fake blonds, you know. i mean we are very different. i mean we are, the differences are more obvious than the similarities. we both love our work that sounds ridiculous. but you know, we both have this, you know, this gift of being deeply attractive to our respective lines of work. although there is a lot of role playing. a lot of travel. >> and very into our world. but and i think i have a kind of linear focus in general. i can be quite driven. and i can be very hard on myself. >> really? >> and i think she's also those things too. so but and we're both pretty earnest. we both care a lot. like a little too much. >> rose: a little too much. >> yeah, yeah. and you know, what is so-- i love that she is such a protagonist and that she kind of drives the action forward. has's such a-- that's very, very unusual, to have that chance as a woman. >> rose: and to be that. >> to be that. to be the -- >> you're not that in re

claire? claire: jack and stephanie over the past four days the jury has seen 40 witnesses prosecution brought in 37 over the first two days with dash cam video of pool since, rest after the november 17 shooting special

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late.she knows. 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..." "saver"? "saver," anyway? 22,000... ish.

i want to hear what you have to say, claire.tack. and i think that's a political ploy. i think that's a game that's been played since the 07s and it's getting old. >> you know we like hillary personally. >> look, guys, i'm just looking for balance. you guys just crawled all over steve rattner this morning. >> poor steve. >> it was all gang on and i just think that there are times when the other position is -- doesn't have a chance to forcefully come forward and i can't be on every morning. >> okay. so let me -- >> it's really early. look you're not free at 6? >> exactly. no, only 8:30. >> we watched hillary clinton's evolution on the latest tpp. and some might say that she would sometimes say things just in order to get elected as opposed to truly believing in them. is that not a fair concern? it's a question. >> i think my point is, mika, that i think it's a fair concern, i think it's a fair question but in the context of that conversation, i think it would have been helpful to the bring up the fact that the exact same thing ha

claire counties. if a terminally ill person dies a natural death and their doctor is willing to sign the death certificate, the body generally does not need to come into the morgue, but the case just called in has many unanswered questions. patty consults dr. spitz about the sudden, mysterious death of jill moore. >> i have a case i want to discuss with you. >> this was a 44-year-old woman who died suddenly. she had been to her dentist within the past few days, had fairly routine dental work done, and was sent home. she just went in for a routine cleaning. jill always had problems with cleaning so they gave her a couple shots of novacaine. >> over the course of a couple days she started to develop pretty profound jaw pain and that progressed to a headache. >> i woke up at 7:00 in the morning on saturday and she was laying by the front door. i'm like do you want to get up? she said, my head is killing me. just let me sit by the front door and let me see if i feel better. about five minutes later she ju

claire: i'm actually kind of nervous. you're gonna be great. and remember, if you get into a jam, just do the impression i taught you. [ as christopher walken ] hey. you can hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that. okay, relax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just trying to make me feel good about myself.

[car horns honking] remember how claire was beaten up? i think the killer tracked her through her license plates, then tortured her to get the other names. call me. what's wrong with you, following a cop? trying to get yourself shot? - i'm just worried about you, detective. - don't. just back off, okay? you and your preppy friend over there. - you're cia. i met plenty like you in the green zone. so why are you worried about me? - because of the man you're chasing. he's dangerous. - he saved my life. what was that, an accident? - no. just proves he still has good instincts. - do you even know him? - yeah. i was his best friend. - then why do you want him so bad? - because he used to kill people for his country. now he just kills them. his victims... the ones that we know of. for some he deserves a medal. for some, the chair. - why are you telling me this? - 'cause we want you to know who he is. he's an incredibly dangerous, incredibly gifted man who's been almost destroyed by the things he was made to do. he's always looking for someone to

they're not all clair huxtables. >> hinojosa: but they're all very powerful women. maybe... you know... >> they are respectfully written. >> hinojosa: hmm. >> you know? and this is the power of art. this is the power of theatre. this is the potential of film. this is the potential of all of it-- a truthful, faithful portrayal of a human being. it begins with the writing, it's carried through by the director who holds a vision, and as an actor, you become incorporated in that. >> hinojosa: how hard is it these days in, you know, commercial media? >> ooh, child! ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: so it's hard. >> i don't know. i don't pay much attention to them. i just do the work that i do. >> hinojosa: but you're lucky, right? >> i'm very fortunate. >> hinojosa: because you... you get the calls. you... you continue to be able to work. >> i'm very fortunate, i'm very fortunate, yes, i am very fortunate. but i... i think a certain way. you know, the way you think is very important. if a writer is thinking in limited terms, it's reflected in the writing. august wilson's sister

stay wit us as we follow the trial, reporting live - claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: thank's clarie. and again make sure to stay local 5 every step of the way through polson's trial. day up on our website--that's com. stephanie: a newton couple charges connected to a sexual assault of a juvenile in august. the jasper county sheriff's office said the incident happened at a home on highway f-48 in newton. police say michelle wortman and berlou barnard were watching a young girl in their home at the time. the report says the girl's mother knew barnard was a registered sex offender. the girl claims that he assaulted her and in a few cases her mother walked in and stopped him. she failed to report any cases of assault until august 13th. that's when the investigation was started. both barnard and wortman were taken into custody today. jack: some iowans are looking past the presidential candidates and focusing on local elections in 2016. jack: presidential candidates are in the metro preparing themselves for the next two debates. but a local group is asking for yo

claire danes... internet sensation pewdiepie. featuring jon batiste and stay human. ♪ ♪ and now, it's time for the late show with stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, thank you very much. thank you, jon batiste. (cheers and applause) thank you, humans. wow! thanks, everybody. folks, you know, thank you so much. i'm glad you guys stuck around. something i want to talk about. the iowa caucuses are just a scant four months away, meaning the presidential election is just around the corner from the corner we haven't gotten around yet. but the campaign is already in gear. that gear? neutral. but... (laughter) this is a very big day. you might not know it but it is the day all candidates have to report to the federal election commission on how much money they've received in the past three months. and the big news is that vermont senator and rooftop bee keeper bernie sanders took in a whopping $26 million. i had no idea. i had no... ( applause ) yes, i agree. it's extremely impressive. i also want to point out the same people cheering are t

at the supreme court, we turn to claire danes and the new season of homeland!ack in a moment. ♪ charlie rose: claire danes is here and homeland has returned to show time. the new yorker praises her isformance and says that she a stand-in for the post-9/11 psychology. .he is a sadistic bully i spoke with her about her career and the upcoming season of homeland. and, other things. homeland is back. >> for a while. it still feels very electric and vital. charlie rose: where is kerry? >> she is actually happy, amazingly. no, but she is in the private sector. she was very disillusioned by what she experienced in season four and she felt betrayed by her mentor and friend. working for a and isent billionaire the head of security for the firm. she has a lovely boyfriend who is a lawyer and they are living together. things are going well and she is very connected to her baby. about five minutes of domestic lists. -- bliss. charlie rose: she is back. >> yes. in the first episode, the loss is progressive. -- her boss is a progressive philanthropist. so, she, she protests

stephanie: thanks claire. and make sure to stay local 5 every step of the way through polsons trial. we'll also have recaps of each day up on our website that's we are iowa dot com. stephanie: and a newton police officer was found not guilty of domestic abuse yesterday. police arrested him after a fight with his fiance back in august. 29-year-old dustin hamell was accused of slamming his fiance's arm in a door and pushing her while she was trying to get into their child's room. the victim had bruises on her arms. hamell was on paid administrative leave until the investigation was complete. jack: new surveillance video shows the moments after a metro teenager allegedly beat his grandmother to death. 17-year-old noah laprei faces a half million dollar bond and may be tried as an adult... in the brutal murder of his 79 year old grandmother rachel pray. it happened saturday night. neighbors say laprei went door to door covered in blood, asking to call police for help after beating pray. he then went to a nearby gi

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i am joined by claire. her cook book and this is what i consider bedtime reading. tell me about how some of your recipes are informed by the work you have done at shay pennys. >> yes. it was about finding the best flavor. making things not too sweet. >> and very clean ingredients. >> clean ingredients. >> local. fresh. you are not going to cook with strawberries in the middle of december. >> never. >> tell me about what you are making. i know coconut and egg yolk. >> egg white actually. sugar a little honey and vanilla and a pinch of salt. >> you are not advocating a huge chunk of chocolate cake. your desserts are perfect and the right size to have. one after dinner. you don't want us to over indulge. >> yeah. i think bakes gets a bad name because it's so sickly sweet or you have too much of it. i think having the perfect little treat at the right time of day is what you want. this is basically if you can see in there, this is a nice sort of thickness. and then we are going to scoop it. >> almost like a tapioca pudding. >> exactly. you let it cool a little bit. thi

our part, hopefully something other agencies will think of or would like to have" from johnston, claire extra survellence in a place already lined with police. "fairly effortless on our part, hopefully something other agencies will think of or would like to have" from johnston, claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: pleasant hill police want to know who broke into some cars tuesday night and stole credit cards.... and they need your help. so take a good look. surveillance video shows two men walking into the walmart on east 14th. one of them tried to use the stolen cards but failed. both walked out of the store with one man carrying stolen merchandise. police are asking if anyone who recognizes these men to call 515-265-1444 jack: in political headlines now. jack/2shot: the latest quinnipiac poll of iowa republican voters is out. stephanie/2shot: and there's a new republican front runner. ben carson is the top choice for iowa caucus goers, leading donald trump with 28 percent. here to explain what that means for the race is chief political correspondent amanda krenz. amanda:

claire danes plays carrie mathson. we spoke with emmy winning actress did the show's longevity and her role in its success. so, "home land" season five is back. >> yeah. we are old! we get around for a while. i can't, like, believe how many years in we are but it still feels very electric and vital. >> reporter: so where is carrie now? amazingly. >> i'd like to you meet my head of security, carrie. >> she is in the private sector and she is working for benevolent billionaire, philanthropist and she has a lovely boyfriend. >> who is a lawyer? >> who is lawyer in the same firm and they are living together and she is very connected to her baby. yeah, there is about, you know, five minutes of domestic bliss. >> reporter: what do you love about her as a character? >> she's just so incredibly dynamic. she is so many things. >> reporter: vulnerable? smart? >> vulnerable, smart, assertive. >> reporter: promiscuous? >> promiscuous, brave. kinds of a super hero. >> reporter: sure. she seems to be smarter than everybody else. >>

. >> reporter: the rebuilding of allison and claire's home hasn't really started yet. >> the waterline about five feet. it was just a waterline throughout. >> reporter: the couple escaped through this bedroom window. when they came back, this is what the inside looked like once the water receded. >> it's a nightmare. >> reporter: is this something you think about every day? >> yes, every day, because i'm making a phone call or checking an email. >> reporter: with the help of volunteers, they cleaned out their home, started repairs on the house, gutting out the inside, but that stopped the day fema told them they had to elevate their entire home or build a new one higher up. >> three years later you are going to demolish this and build a new one. >> right. >> reporter: rebuilding has been a struggle for them and hundreds of other families. new york city estimates nearly 1200 of the roughly 1900 construction projects have been completed. and about 60% of families who applied for reimbursements received their money. >> we're going to constantly work on resiliency, but a lot of folks final

claire: migrants crossing from serbia into croatia are stopped in their tracks. tensions run high in the balkans with winter drawing near. those making the migrants rh is to reach their destination. to reachs to reach their destination. >> we ask the police sent us here they said, we contacted them and they committed a mistake. itsre: hungary extending border policy from croatia. the new destination of choice, slovenia. many have found themselves stranded in croatia over recent days as slovenia limits daily intake to 2500 migrants. there was a five-hour delay before this train was given clearance to leave croatia for slovenia on sunday evening. those progressing further to the border with austria count themselves among the lucky ones. >> everything give to people. claire: croatia and slovenia say they will not stop migrants crossing their territory as long as austria also keeps its doors open. the anna has placed -- th queues's border are moving. genie: just elected the first female mayor of:. saturday. the neck that made her the most prominent victim yet in the

[dramatic music] - claire never made it to the summit. i know she died at st. jude hospital here in odessa, but i don't know what time she-- i don't know how long i have. - then we must work quickly. how do we stop the explosion? - well, based on the size and the trajectory of the explosions, there were at least six separate bombs, maybe more, all detonated simultaneously, and we have to find them. - and what time was the explosion? - 11:14, which means all these people are going to die. maybe we don't find the bombs. maybe we call in a bomb threat and warn them. - no, i told you. we must try not to step on butterflies. we must find the smallest thread to pull, the one that unravels the least. the smallest thread. we only have three hours. - and i've got to get to the hospital before claire-- - noah. - stevens.

reporting live claire powell lcoal 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: gregg says mcginn is being paid 80 thousand a year. and the division itself is funded by a portion of the 55.8 million dollars appropriated every year by the state legislature. jack: new at five. police near dows, iowa, pull over a driver they had no idea was also a wanted murderer! a state trooper stopped a car going 98 miles an hour on i-35 sunday morning. turns out it was burley blankenship, a 34 year old man from ohio who was wanted for killing his mom. she was found stabbed in her home in cleveland, ohio, on saturday. he's sitting in the hamilton county jail until ohio investigators can come get him. jack: and a followup to a big fire you may remember. back in 2008 barton solvents north of des moines had an explosion so big smoke could be seen for miles. it was caused by electricity. well, today-- the it's reached an agreement with the company over this incident and another one at the company's headquarters in kansas. there was a failure to identify hazards related to

from mount claire to temple mind would go link. we are all argue ting for temple hopefully they win: well, they certainly are going to win we claim that victory. tim potentially does plan to bus thousand dollars of students here to independence mall for a national l tell violated pregame show. all eyes will turn to lincoln financial field tomorrow night where we will cheer on the cherry and white. natasha grown cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thanks so much. temple fans out there show us your spirit get 84 camera ready use #cbs3. >>> philadelphia police officer is hospitalized after getting hit by a van that was driven by a fellow officer. near have it fifth and pine a plain clothes office was hit by a uniform officer driving a van as all of them pursued a status expect on foot. injured officer suffered a fractured foot and toes. before the suspect started running he took a baseball bat to an suv that suspect ses in custody. >>> on alert tonight thieves are striking the area between 7th and 13th and washington and shunning there has been

where -- what is the relationship between carrie and claire?u find in her -- >> my joke answer is that we are both blonde. charlie: we want to go beyond that. >> of course. the differences are more obvious than the similarities. we both love our work all stop that sounds ridiculous. we both have this gift of being deeply attracted to our respective lines of work. there's a lot of role-playing involved in both. a lot of travel. but i think that i have a kind , of linear focus and can be quite driven and very hard on myself. i think she is also those things and we are pretty earnest. we both care a lot. like a little too much. i love that she is such a protagonist and she drives the action forward. that is unusual to have as a woman. charlie rose: to be that. >> to be the answer. charlie rose: you are not that in real life? you cannot do what you have done without driving. >> that is true also thank you for saying that. i men's that in most fiction out there, and most projects, it is really not the woman who -- charlie rose: and therefore, it is

i'd give you a a a on that app. >> they are helping me cross the street here, thinks claire bowman and helen knicks. we will get out of the street here so we will continue to be safe. bolt of them have been working as crossing guard in cherry hill township for the last 50 years. tonight you will get an award. can you talk about why you have have this position, why you love it, how you are still doing it at age 87 and 88. >> well, it started out that they needed crossing guards and my husband was cherry hill policeman. he came home and said we need a guard. i said don't look at me. i said call helen. she said i'll try it. >> reporter: helen obliged. >> i got on to it. i like it. i love the winter. i like the cold weather. it is just for anybody who likes the outdoors. >> reporter: fifty years later they have still been doing it. they have been best friends for 80 years now. >> right. >> reporter: you work at different schools. claire is here at mann and helen you are across the way at russell knight. >> over at old carriage road and folcroft. >> reporter: how do you stand it. we don't l

claire, did you ever find that tupperware i lent you? sweetie, for the hundredth time, i gave it back to 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. yeah, just eat your eggs, jay. - (jay) ohh! - oh! (cameron) oh, ho ho ho! grandpa got told! - (jay laughs) - look at them.

underwood, doesn't mean she's evil like claire unitwood. >> fewer than 1 percent of our health centres do any, facilitate fetal tissue donation for the patient but fetal tish few -- >> my time has run out. i just want to say, say this, it seems to me that the apology you offered was like what, some criminals do. they're not really sorry for what they've done. they're sorry they got caught. >> larry: yes, the floor recognizes congressman duncan's attitude as a [bleep] one. and would like him to yield the remainder of his time. thank you. >> also, if it pleases the chair, i would also like to suggest that congressman duncan go jump up his own butt hole, thank you. >> boom. duncan wasn't the only one showboating. check out representative jason chaffetz of utah. >> i need to show this last part. this one i don't understand. that is the reduction in the breast exams and the red is the increase in the abortion. that's what is going on in your organization. >> larry: okay, i want you to understand what they just showed you. that chart makes no sense at all. did you see, they're comparing the