helen has launched an employment agency for senior citizens. well received, creating new job opportunities. >> we've been to a very interesting place. and i'm very excited to bring you there. it's called churches at renter. i wanted this like a showcase. if i say they must bring other people. this >> this is a rehabilitation hospital built within a residential area. it focuses on care for the elderly, joining forces with nursing homes and welfare facilities. helen has opened a cafe, called chatters, on the second floor of the hospital. chatters opened three years ago. the hospital cafeteria used to operate here but was unprofitable. then helen came up with this idea. the employees are mainly in their 50s and 60s. the oldest is 71. chatters' biggest appeal is that it offers wholesome, homemade meals at affordable prices within the hospital. business is booming. helen wanted to provide a workplace which seniors could run themselves. >> this is what chatters is about. so i created chatters. ch achl hchl c-h-a-t-t-e-r-s. the c stands for caring. h

>> helen mckendry: we did, yeah. split up. >> pelley: and the family was really never reunited. >> mckendry: no. we never were. and i always said that the night they took my mother, they should have come in and took the whole family because that's what they did-- they destroyed the whole family. >> pelley: now, helen mckendry is the leading symbol of the good friday agreement's painful compromise. justice for some families was sacrificed to make peace for everyone. a code of silence around unsolved atrocities kept that peace. and it worked, for most, until boston college pried open the past. ( bell ringing ) in 2001, the university did what the good friday agreement tried to avoid. in a secret effort called the belfast project, researchers for boston college recorded the details of the troubles in oral histories with 40 aging fighters from both sides. >> ricky o'rawe: i thought it was a great idea. it gave us an opportunity to leave a testimony of what happened, personal testimony of what my involvement in the i.r.a.

. >> helen hunt is actress who will try just about anything. when we fund out when we met her at the beach for this sunday morning profile. if there was anything that signals helen hunt determination as an actress her latest role forced her to swallow about half the pacific ocean. >> but not like that. it's big and scary. >> and humbling. >> so humbling. it was fun all i can say it was a lot of fun. >> helen hunt waves big and small ahead. >> you can find meals on wheels served all sorts of places to all sorts of people. even cowboys at home on the range. scott simon. >> learned that a cowboy cooks just have to improvise what he finds along the trail. like the time he had potatoes but no cooking oil. >> sell me a bottle of scratch that one of the cowboys had. i bet you can bake with it. i knew it was a keeper. >> the joy of cowboy cooking later on "sunday morning." tracy smith decodes a message on a mirror. barry peterson follows two women. steve hartman talks to enemies transformed into friends and more. but first here are the headlines for th

the helen miren rule. she nailed it. >> i nailed it. >> seth: nailed it. well done.o have you in my head now >> i'm in charge now. >> seth: you are in charge now. congratulations on all of your success this year with -- >> what's up? >> seth: she touched me first. [ laughter ] the first time we met was at the espys. i was hosting and you won the female athlete of the year. probably the biggest night of your life, to win an espy. i mean, you probably still remember it. >> maybe the olympics might have been a little more important. >> seth: but i wasn't there. >> oh! >> seth: and it was really fun. one of the things we did was we shot espys promos together. >> yeah. >> seth: and we pretended to be at prom. and this is me and you and carmello pretending to be at prom. and what i thought was fun about this was you mentioned that you never went to your actual prom. >> no, that was legit. that was like my first prom. >> seth: that was your first prom. and i think carmello had also never been to prom. i remember sitting there, because the whole time you guys were talking ab

this is just really a big, community win and a celebration for us all. >> to learn more about the helen diller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org. >> good afternoon everyone and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of april 7, 2015. madam clerk will you please call the roll. >> thank you madam president. supervisor avalos. president breed. >> here. >> supervisor campos. >> present. >> supervisor christensen. supervisor cohen. >> present. >> supervisor farrell. >> present. >> supervisor kim. >> here. >> supervisor mar supervisor tang. >> present. >> supervisor wiener. wiener not present. supervisor yee. >> here. >> madam president you have a quorum. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen will you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag to the united states of america and to the republi

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helen, celebrated her 102nd birthday at prospect park health and rehabilitation center.elen and her friend were treated to change and ice cream and a special birthday serenade. from all of us at "action news", helen, happy birthday. >> she looks fantastic. 102. >> yes. >> well, gorgeous accu weather weekend, here's cecily tynan. >> if you have a week even birthday party take it outside. storm tracker six live double scan showing that we have dry conditions, a couple of sprinkles, near tuckahoe right now but generally things are clearing out very nicely. so lets go live on sky six and take a look at sky six from temple university. what a great looking shot of the sky line and broad street all a glow under partly cloudy skies. pretty warm conditions. still 65 degrees in philadelphia, down from a high of 74 degrees today. allah even town 56. leading 53. wilmington 54. millville, 62. sea isle city, 58 degrees. satellite six is showing cloud, we're going through the day and you can see except for one sprinkle, right there cape may county skies are clearing out very nicely, an

we caught up with helen mirren. >> the painting belongs to her family.ustria, who will fight you to the end for something we believe is ours. >> this is a story about maria altman's struggles, i suppose, to get her family pictures back which belonged in her family. >> the problem was that they had become iconic pictures for vienna. although when they were originally painted they were thought of as being decadent art and in fact the nazi regime really didn't approve of him. so they were put aside. but as time went on, of course, he was recognized to be the great artist that he is. >> they destroyed my family. they killed my friend and they forced me to abandon the people and the places that i lost. i won't let them humiliate me again. >> 100,000 people have now been reunited with their paintings that were stolen during the nazi era. how much of an outrage is stolen art? >> it's not just stolen art. the art becomes a symbol of a stolen life and stolen memories. >> the film shows a flashback of the nazis sweeping into austria in the late 1930s and the growi

. >>> helen mir rin saying women need to be liberated from being sexy and beautiful. >>> hello and welcome. a white police officer in the american state of south carolina has been charged with the murder of a black man. the charge came within hours of investigators seeing a video of the incident. walter scott was shot in the back repeatedly while apparently running away from the officer. the fbi and the justice department are jointly investigateing the incident which follows a series of high profile killings of african-americans by white police officers. we have this report and warning, you may find some of the images disturb disturbing. >> reporter: it was a video hastily recorded by a passerby. it's led to a police officer being charged with murder. on the eighth shot 50-year-old walter scott fell to the ground. watch again. he appears unarmed and is running away. mr. scott had been stopped for having a broken brake light. he died here the latest killing of an african-american man by a white police officer. the police man, michael slager 33 said he felt threatened. he explained his actio

helen: yo creo que para el partido republicano es muy importante llegar a una reforma migratoria.ro no imposible, el partido republicano gracias a su favor, va a ser tema de campaÑa. la manera como se maneja jet bush creo que es el que tiene mÁs claro como lo quiere hacer. yo creo que estamos viendo que el partido en tÉrminos generales estÁ llegando a ese punto donde va a abrazar algo que es importante si me permites con lo de hillary clinton un problema que tiene. segÚn la encuesta de abc, sÓlo un 4% no estÁ decidido sobre ella. mientras que los candidatos republicanos hay un 14% que no estÁ decidido. para jet bush tienen margen para crecer. hillary no tienen margen para crecer para ella captar mÁs votos y poder ganar puede ser mÁs difÍcil que para un republicano. jorge: porque tantos hispanos siguen votando por el partido demÓcrata y no por el partido republicano. >> porque histÓricamente en la Época de chÁvez, y el proceso laboral los demÓcratas desde hace 60 aÑos estuvieron mÁs a la vanguardia de los derechos de las personas de escasos recursos. eso estÁ cambiando. hay un crec

helen aguirre ferre: you're absolutely right about that. it will be interesting to see if jeb bush runs for president, he married a mexican and he did peace corps. he met her in mexico city. it will be interesting to see how that plays. i was fascinated to see how we presented at cpac, the conservative oppac in the republican party. 25 or 30 people walked out but the rest stayed and he got applause. and he had been pro-immigration reform. but to me says something that we have reached a tipping point and things are beginning to change in this country but that needs political well. -- political will. i will tell you something, a couple of weeks ago, what did john boehner do? he passed the homeland security bill. vote up or down and it passed. the world as we know it, continued. and i think that is a lesson that maybe others are going to notice, that the bread continues to be sliced. dahlia walker-huntington: it is interesting that you talked about jeb bush because his name cannot you mentioned in conjunction with that cannot be mentioned in c

i agree more with steve than with helene.as so disappointed in that rollout and everything that followed. hillary clinton, if you meet her in person she is engaging she's warm she is charming, all these things but the american people are not seeing that. i don't care, but after 25 30 years of public, living on the public dole and i'm sorry for -"aq! language, i'm so wound up you don't just get in a scoopy do van and go out into the hustings and say i'm here, i'm one of you, i'm with you and i'm going to listen and you have four people sitting around you. she has to let this inner ayatollah get out of her head. >> i thought she created a bunch of opportunities to be unscripted and spontaneous, then didn't take them. the first day road trip, that's a good idea. that is different. then there was no unscripted moment on the road trip. >> one of the things we do in this town -- presidential races are marathons and we judge every 1/4 mile. >> 1/4 mile? sooner than that. >> this is the beginning of a long process. she is not going t

women cannot serve on juries when women helen churchill. trying to get divorced. how those powerful. she came to oklahoma territory to establish residence and actually get a divorce. she wrote the 1st novel that was written about oklahoma territory called oklahoma romance. they describe the book as a love story complicated with the land claim. and then we have a rich history. we claim an author who went to school at the university of oklahoma. many people have carried it with them. very own feelings. of course the wonderful satirist. one of my favorites what i what i see when i look at the face of a $20 bill. recalling a road trip commemorating the trail of tears. her own journey of self-discovery. probably talking probably talking about women's rights and him and ago. principal chief of the cherokee nation who wrote her memoir fought so hard for his rights. she made she made a statement once that when she just assumed the role a principal chief because the chief had to resign to accept another position. people were fine with that. she she was challenged to a degr

off screen helen plus creations every cowboy cook, and mystery in a mirror that's this sunday morningon cbs-3 at 9:00. >> still ahead, are you in need of some cash? well, who isn't right? some could be waiting for you. our jim donovan will tell you how to claim it. also ahead, laughs at the white house correspondence dinner. hear from some of the jokes and also from the commander in chief. as politicians and celebrities enjoy night out in washington. >>> and cool on saturday, but some warmer weather is on its way. happy to hear that. carol comes back with the details when we return. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today is sunday, april 26th. good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:30, let's sends it over to call or for more on today's forecast, sounds like even nicer than yesterday which wasn't bad. >> yesterday wasn't bad weather wise, today better, well, we just dropped one agree,

how about helen in illinois please helen. >> caller: hi. this is helen and i'm a retired lady and i wanted to know would you make money in the stock market, is it better to take some out and put it somewhere else or lose it? >> okay i think that's a great question because my mother when i used to go gambling with her. let's take the winnings off the table and go buy a nice cashmere sweater. you should take some winnings off the table and some describe how big a move and our goal in life is to play it well. many goals in life but the goals in the financial life is to play with the house's money. that should be your absolute goal at a minimum, if you can do it it would be fantastic. diversification is a spice of life. a spec stock and a geographically safe stock. i'll held you find the best of each on tonight's special show. stay with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. # #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney@cnbc.com. >>> tonight a nov

helen mirren. >> isn't she great? >> jimmy: oh, my god. and that woman is immensely talented. >> jimmy: yeah. we played beer pong, i think, on the show. >> yes. exactly. >> jimmy: she's the best like that. >> talented with that kind of stuff, too. and a potty mouth. >> jimmy: does she really? >> yeah. unexpected. >> jimmy: yeah. she sneaks one in there. not ready for that. the most fun human being in the world. >> i love her. >> jimmy: "woman in gold." can you explain what the movie is about? >> yeah, the movie is about -- it's a true story. in 1998, a woman named maria altmann, who's played by helen mirren, decided that she was going to sue the austrian government because the painting -- the gustav klimt painting "the woman in gold," the most valuable painting in all of austria -- was hanging on the walls of the belvedere, and that was stolen off of the wall of her home by the nazis in the 30s. and it's a true story about -- she and this young lawyer, who i play, who took this fight all the way through the supreme court and beyond into au

and fun to celebrate helen's milestone.the staff. >> she looks good. >>> a big night for some local high school students. father judge high school is holding its judge thon tonight. they're cutting a rug through tomorrow in an all-night dance marathon. kids staying on their feet to raise money for the kinney center for autism support at st. joe's. the boys of judge are not the only hitting the dance floor. girls from saint basil saint hubert nazareth academy and little flour joining in. they're getting a work out sean sean. >> dawn now we have more on the firing of craig berube. ron hextall talks about his decision to let the coach go and the phillies on five game losing streak. go ahead and make it six. the nationals get healthy while the phillies continue to stink. that's next in sports. >>> as we told you earlier craig berube has been fired by the flyer. general manager ron hextall said he came to the decision last night after saying on wednesday he was unsure of the coach's future. he obviously new from the get go go. b

i do think as helene says it's the arrogance of it.s something that the e-mails, the idea you never admit guilt you never say you're sorry, you kill the messenger. >> they have this whole say that say it's a hatchet job masquerading as a book. it is a standard play book. >> it is a standard play book. the idea you have to fight ten times harder. that it's old line about bringing a knife to a gun fight? i think that doesn't wear well in presidential politics and particularly doesn't wear well when it's something people are already concerned about. >> doris eight years ago democrats were hammering publically about this. this time they are doing it privately. i heard an earful last night from various democrats, some who work in the clinton campaign that said why is she still taking foreign donations? why is the foundation -- they narrowed it down, now they are going to take them from european countries in canada. they got rid of some of the despot states. >> i think what still boggles the mind, why doesn't hillary deal with this herself r

she told prosecutors that she felt one encounter for him with helen newsome was enough! in up upper marlboro brad bell abc 7 news. autria: a business on maryland's eastern shore is extremely busy after wednesday's gyrocopter landing on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. alison: it's one of the nation's largest manufacturers of gyrocopters and business is booming! reporter: at the bay bridge airport, it's not unusual to see small or even smaller aircraft. gyro planes are sold here and they're selling fast. >> good afternoon. thank you for calling. reporter: since the incident in d.c. on wednesday, the curious have been calling. >> it is extremely popular now. reporter: but there's a difference between these models and the ultralight unregulated aircraft useed in that stunt. >> that particular aircraft was something that was put together with some parts that you could have gotten at a home depot. the only thing that was really unique would have been the rotor blades on top of it. in fact, that other aircraft is prohibited from flying over congested areas and this aircraft ca

helen was rescued after 10 hours but most of her friends were not.the clothes on their backs to a hail of gunfire and explosions. they're being scattered like refugees. >>: >> reporter: this man fled with his four months also son the agassi said that this is the shooter said if you could recite as a segment of the grind they would survive if they could and then they shot them. but said that there were dozens of bodies was one building that said the pullout now the red cross is coming to do the final batch no one else's allowed in when the final bodies are removed this whole place will close down. >> reporter: and right now crews are still on the scene of a massive fire at the ge appliance park we first told you about the fire yesterday on kron 4 morning news this video from yesterday the fire is under control but crews are expected to be on the scene throughout the morning monitoring high spots. nobody was hurt in the blaze but one building was completely destroyed 18 different fire department's response to to the fire, and the cause is still under i

thank you. >>> let's bring in the panel, matt bai, helene cooper, amy walter, perry bacon.did we learn from the republican party on this issue? >> lots of nervousness. you saw mike pence, jeb bush, good politicians, people who won a lot of elections, all this week had to change and move their position on the issue and jeb bush in 48 hours. you learn the republican party always had the evangelical wing which focuses on abortion, gay marriages, versus the business wing. those groups are usually not in conflict. there is a real conflict this week and you saw the business part of it won and evangelicals are angry, this is a weakening of their movement more broadly. >> amy, i'll tell you, i've been hearing this for some time. they feel a lot of republicans pay them lip service and when the going gets tough, the first part of the republican constituency gets abandoned is evangelicals. >> ted cruz, you saw his strategy. here is the point. the tipping point has been reached and the tipping point is done, which is this is not an issue in which republicans can win. they could a few y

one woman who came from new york boys helen churchill. she was trying to get divorced in new york and that was a working. her husband was very powerful and so she came to oklahoma territory to establish residence and actually get a divorce. while she was here she wrote the first novel. that was written about oklahoma territory called oklahoma romance. i love the way "the new york times" describes the book as a story complicated with a land claim. and then we have a rich history of memoirists here. we have the author who went to school at the university of oklahoma. that desire reminds us many people have visited our state and carried it with them. she still has very fond feelings for oklahoma. of course the wonderful satirist and one of my favorite essays is what i see when i look at the face of the $20 bill and she recalls a road trip commemorating the trail of tears because their own journey of self-discovery. we are very proud talking about women's rights a moment ago. when the man killer, principal chief of the cherokee nation wrote h

>>helen, are you still here? >> radio just does not capture the sadness, the isolation of it all so i just started recording it. president clinton: anybody home? john? maria? >> ♪ so set them up joe i have got a little story ♪ >> i have nothing to ask him. he is yesterday's news. who was next? -- is next? president clinton: white house hold please. white house, please hold. hello, white house. no, would you like his voicemail. >> i feel bad for him, it looks like he has nothing to do. >> i am a little bit worried about him. this morning, for example, he came into the oval office for our meeting and i said, esther president you are wearing pajama bottoms. -- mr. president you are wearing pajama bottoms. hillary clinton: i would like to be here more but i feel that bill has everything under control. president clinton: wait. >> i think his legacy is going to be the natural environment. al gore: improving the green spaces of our country. i have heard him to spend more time on that -- urged him to spend more time on t

. >> here in war inch ton, pa there is lady hine me, her name helen.on the dominican republic national team. want to battle her coming up. i know who is going to win. do you guys know. >> very good. >> adam levin attack on stage. how the front panhandled this situation, we'll look at that, in the middle of the concert. >> yikes. >> he had an injury. >> he got hurt from a woman in high heels? >> oh. >> yes, you can't be doing that. not this day and age. >> they have security. i wonder? >> right. he should have bigger bodyguards. >> height ends security at the next concert. >> exactly. what are we doing? >> talking about rain. >> rain. >> yes, make it rain. number not very high today. moosly four out of ten today. because it is yucky out there. damp, chilly, raining sometime, sometimes it is not. then it looks like it will rain. but it is colder than yesterday. >> chillier than yesterday. high of 49 instead of 69. that's too's hi, breezy, cooler, goes us to up 25 miles per hour, tonight down to 39 degrees. so, when will this chill get out of here? we'll

love, helen. i would call my book living it up with "national review" so that no one would confuse it bea serious historical work and add to the title the words a memwar which would allow me to include in it a number of nonmagazine related trips and adventures that had come my way in the six weeks vacation i took every year. some of them such as exploring of ankara walk -- the ruins of an kara -- ruins of angkor wat. flowing down the river, landing this was landed in the middle of saulsbering in a hot air balloon and hunting in mozambique much has been written about bill's sensitivity and diplomacy in managing the brilliant but combustible founding editors of "national review" and of his other pulemical and intellectual skills. but in my opinion his genius as editor has been underrated as a major factor in the success of the enterprise. it was in his role as editor that i worked most closely with him and could evault his -- and could evaluate his effectfness. what was of paramount importance to hi

helen titus said she had hid in a wardrobe but the terrorists found her. >> shoot them, shoot them. after that, they give us a lecture. >> reporter: she said the gunman spoke swahili and wore no shoes. they gave them a religious sermon. she said they shot them in the head one by one, she survived by smearing the blood of her friend on her face. helen was rescued after ten hours but most of her friends were not. >> many of the students say that they fled with just the clothes on their back. escaping through a hail of gunfire and explosions. this was a thriving university with students from out there kenya. now they're being scattered like refugees. >> there were bullets everywhere. and students were running out. >> reporter: this man fled with his 4-month-old son. he said the gunman asked students to recite the koran. if they couldn't, they were killed. the survivors still reliving the trauma she lost her best friend. >> they've been removing bodies all day from this university. they say that there were dozens of bodies in just one building that they had to pull out, now, the red cro