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the i team charlotte huffman first reported on this case last year. she was in court this morning. she has an update in the iteam exclusive. >> reporter: barbara laborman was trusted by vulnerable seniors, and now she's in handcuffs for running a conspiracy to pray on the people that she was supposed to help. >> in one could be more disappointed or disgusted by these actions then this court. this is why people don't trust lawyers. >> reporter: iteam first exposed lieberman in a special report last fall. >> do i know you? my name is charlotte huffman with cbs-3. >> lieberman work with three others to pose as caregivers who offered legal and in home services to the elderly and then took control of their life savings. >> miss lieberman was the quarterback of this team of scam artists. >> reporter: together, prosecutors say, the the group stole 3.8 million-dollar from at least 16 victims, used money to pay off six digit credit card bills and buy things like this bmw, and a luxury condo in florida. >> power of attorney, transferred money in tour own bank account even executed wills, for

the i-team shall hot huffman first reported on this case last year. and she was in court today and has an update on this i-team exclusive. >> reporter: barber lieberman wore handcuffs and orange jumpsuit in court facing a very different life than the one she's used to. >> do i know you? >> my name is charlotte huffman i'm with cbs3. >> i-team exposed lieberman in november. prosecutors say she and three others stole $3.8 million from at least 16 victims and used the money to pay off six digit credit card bills and buy things like this bmw and a luxury condo in florida. >> authorities say the women offered legal and in home services to the elderly then took control of their life savings. >> miss lieberman was the quarterback of this team of exam artists. this is why people don't trust lawyers. >> reporter: how do you sleep at night. >> lieberman tried to hide from our cameras last fall but today there was no place to hide. >> i am truly sorry. >> lieberman gotten years in prison. she's eligible for parole in 3.5. she also agreed to pay $3 million in res

in my best charlie rose i will say it's a pleasure to have felicity huffman at our table.ppy to talk to you. >> happy to be here. >> king: i got the series and intended to watch one episode or maybe half an episode because i wanted to get a sense of you and before i knew it i waved all four that were sent to me. i was blown away. >> that's such a good sign. >> king: i don't know if it's a good sign, i'm such a tv junkieyzirÑ but i was so excited about what i saw on the screen. i never seen anything like that, john ridley wrote it, we'll talk about that. it's so:l far from law jet scavo that i liked in desperate housewives. were you attracted to this role because it is so opposite and different fromrr>> no,me originally. it's always the script. if the script is compelling, if it's on the page it's on the stage. great writing makes your job as an actor easier. i read the script and i had to think is this like law net. i mean she'svlynnate and i wanted to make sure they didn't want to get in through the storytelling. oh there's law net about a police officer and there she is

"eyewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman is live in south philadelphia with some do's and a don't's for us, charlotte. >> reporter: chris and jessica in south philadelphia in the only do they put lawn chairs to reserve their spots in the street, they park in the middle of the street. but when it snows, there are some rules to follow. >> what is winter without a little bit of snow. it is awesome. >> reporter: with the snow comes snow etiquette. city of philadelphia requires you salt sidewalks as soon as light accumulation develops. clear a 3-foot patton sidewalks within six hours, after snow stops falling and refrain from and blowing in the street. and not only, hazard to pedestrians but illegal too and carries a fine of 50 to a hundred dollars per violation. police and l and i are not actively patrolling for people blowing or shoveling snow in the streets but tell us, it is officers see violators they will ticket them. >> did you know thaw are not supposed to be blowing it in the street. >> no. i'm trying to keep it in the area that is safe away from the street so handicapped ramp i

iteam reporter char lieutenant huffman has more. >> reporter: are it was here inside basement of the west oak lane home where fire fighter joyce craig became trapped and died while fighting the fire last december. the iteam on tane deputy fire chief richard davidson's analysis of the fire department's response which found real training deficiencies within the department that contributed to craig's death. a among them after craig's mayday call from the basement the standard roll call procedure was in the done to account for any missing fire fighters and their locations. philadelphia fire fighters union president, joe shoely. >> these fire fighters in the street if they knew somebody was down they would be doing everything this they could to get to that member immediately there would be no delay. they would have been in there to get her out. >> reporter: report also found delays in response times from various responders. >> it took 18 minutes for ladder eight to arrive on location which is a serious cause of concern for everybody involve. >> reporter: other problems, include inadequate

now to philadelphia's fairmount neighborhood charlotte huffman is there with what penndot is doing. what you can expect in the morning and with some snow cheap up it at the time. charlotte? >> reporter: chris with this being one of many snowstorms so far this winter, people are really getting sick and tired of waking up to scenes like this. their cars completely covered. sidewalks they've got to shovel and that's when tensions between neighbors can start running high. but there are a couple of things that you can do to prevent that. while kids enjoy what's left of the snow day people like timothy spain are hard at work. >> it has to be thee feet wide. >> reporter: getting ready for the morning rush hour. >> i have to come and make sure that people that walk all along the way can be safe. >> reporter: why not do it tomorrow morning? >> because it's going to be cold and it's going turn to a sheet of ice and you can't shovel ice. so doing it now to get ahead of. >> reporter: those who don't clear a 3-foot path by required by the city or caught shoveling and blowing snow in the street r

timothy hutton and felicity huffman.ome more. you were off in vegas. >> it was an illness, an addiction and i got myself help and now i am recovered. >> raising those boys by myself in public housing. a white and her two white kids. do you know what those people did to us day after day. i'm here trying to do what i can for matt and your feelings are over hurt over what i say to reporters. stop saying my name. >> wow. i think we ought to take a break. felicity huffman, tim hutton you guys got a lot to go through. >> sorry i yelled at you, darling. >> thank you. >> you know we hear that those people those people those people a lot of people will say, boy, a lot of prejudice there. >> well, yes, i mean i think if you asked barbara if she was a racist she'd say no. she would say i'm a realist, i'm a pragmatist but i was talking to tim about it earlier and i think because it's not so obvious, i think that is sort of the new face of racism and racial prejudice. >> it's the most charged subject in america. the creator john ridl

. >> felicity huffman is here. you know her from her image award-winning role in "desperate housewives or go her latest project takes her back to tv and those of us who watch it are very happy about that. she plays a woman seeking justice after the murder of her son. it is called a transient exploration of expertly -- phase, race and gender identity . i'm pleased to have felicity huffman at this table. welcome. i'm so glad to talk to you. felicity: i'm so happy to be here. gayle: i intended to watch maybe half the episode to get a sense of it. before i knew it, i had watched all four of them that were sent to me. i was blown away. felicity: i was so excited about what i saw on the screen. i had never seen anything like it. gayle: ryu attracted to this role because it was so opposite and different from "desperate housewives"? felicity: i love the script, and then i had to think, is this like lynette? i wanted to make sure the legacy of lynette didn't get in the way of john ridley's storytelling. you don't want to sa

. ♪ >> felicity huffman is here.ou know her from her image -- any award-winning role in "desperate housewives." and her oscar-winning performance in "transamerica." her latest project takes her back to tv, and those of us who watch it are very happy about that. she plays a woman seeking justice after the murder of her son. it is called a transcendent exploration of race, and gender , class, and addiction. in my only imitation of charlie rose today, i will say i'm , pleased to have felicity huffman at this table. welcome. i'm so glad to talk to you. felicity: i'm so happy to be here. gayle: i intended to watch maybe half of one episode to get a sense of it. before i knew it, i had watched all four of them that were sent to me. i was blown away. i'm just such a tv junkie, but i was so excited about what i saw on the screen. i've never seen anything like it. john ridley wrote it. it is so far from your character on "desperate housewives." were you attracted to this rule because it was so different from her? felicity: i

the guest, "desperate house wiefbs" felicity huffman talking about her new show.t with william h. macy. h. stands for hall by the way. we talked about what makes a successful marriage. >> i read that you two spend once a week, that you take half an hour to speak, 15 minutes for you, 15 minutes for him. does this sound familiar to you? because you're looking at me like what are you talking about, gayle. >> no, no. my husband is like should we talk about it? >> talk about it. >> when we first got married an episcopal minister brad hamm who's a wonderful guy sat down with counseling. we haven't been about it as good as were the first bunch of years with werer married. he taught us that we sit down and for 15 minutes you sit down and we listen. if we can't fill the whole 15 minutes then we sit in silence. and then we cross tauk. i don't interrupt and say, what do you mean or i -- >> is it supposed to be about problems or whatever you -- >> just where you are. it's called again, you're going to need an insulin shot. it's called meeting in the garden. that's what brad h

for the i-team, charlotte huffman, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> members of the philadelphia police departmentablished a trust fund for officer wilson's family. you can find information on that plus any developments in the investigation on cbsphilly.com. >>> happening today search teams will gather to look for a missing teenager from newtown square, delaware county. meantime we're learning the fbi is now involved in the search effort. hundreds of volunteers spent the day friday, looking for 13 year old cayman naib. last seen at his harrison drive home wednesday evening. "eyewitness news" spoke to his parent, they say i left the house after a school progress report arrived. it showed he had some failing grades. >> we think he, you know, panic, and decided to take off in the middle of the storm. >> we don't know whether he went to wayne, we don't know if he hopped a train to philly. we don't know if he got his directions mixed up, ended up in malvern, we don't know. >> cayman last seen wearing gray jacket, black ski pants hiking boot. his family is asking for volunteers to come it a command cent

for the iteam i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also dan ago roid plan to donate to the memorial fund for officer wilson's family. he made an announcement to the philadelphia flower show today. >> encourage listeners to step up, and match the the contributions that have coming in. we will talk to the corporate office in toronto to make sure that happens next week. >> reporter: officer wilson leaves behind two children age nine and one. >>> black madam murder case is now going to the philadelphia jury. prosecution and defense wrapped up closing arguments this afternoon. page victoria winslow is charge mountain the 2011 death of the british tourist. she performed a buttocks enhancement procedure on that woman in the hotel near the airport. winslow testified in her own defense and claimed that she safely gave those silicone injections to celebrities. >>> act a or harrison ford is recovering from surgery to repair broken bones he suffered in the plane crash in california yesterday. cbs news correspondent susan marquez has more. >> reporter: crews partially disassemble

coming up this half hour a conversation with emmy and golden globe winner felicity huffman. and staying power. >> they take elizabeth palmer through their lasting friendship offscreen and a new move where they reinvent themselves. that's ahead. >>> the "denver post" says wring ling brothers and barnum & bailey circus will end its iconic elephant act. they plan to remove asian elephants from their traveling sir was poormss. this comes after degreeing concern about how el familiarities are treated. 13 elephants traveling will be relocated to the company's conservation site in florida. >>> and i love this story. "the new york times" looks at the discovery of the oldest known human fossil. a jawbone dating back 2.8 million years was found in ethiopia. it predates the oldest human fossil by 4,000 years. it blends primitive and modern features and sheds light on primitive evolution from which few fossils have showed up. >>> "daily news" says singing duo hall & oates is suing. they want to stop them from early bird from selling hallulin' oats. >>> mark zuckerberg revealed his one r

. >> last, but tallest, jared huffman of california. >> thank you. i attended this speech, but i might well have joined my colleagues in not attending but for the fact that every day there's something outrageous going on on that floor. i get myself into a truancy problem pretty quick if i started not attending every time i had frustrations and concerns. i am pro-israel by any measure. i have consistently voted to support israel and the u.s.-israel leadership. i have family in israel. my eyes are wide open on iran and the current regime in iran. i do not want them to have nuclear weapons. i understand the threat they pose, not just to israel, but to broader security concerns. i feel like we have to give the informatics prop consulting track a -- problem-solving track a chance. what we had was netanyahu telling us not to try. knocking down a strawman a deal that does not exist, certainly not informed he characterized. there's a real danger when we say we will not pursue it to the medic solutions anymore. i want to add one more thing. to hear it from a

. >> last but tallest, jared huffman of california. >> thank you, john. i attended the speech, but i might well have joined some of my colleagues in not attending it but for the fact that almost every day there is something outrageous going on on that floor upstairs. i get my stash i would get myself into a truancy problem quick if i started attending every time i had frustrations. i am pro-israel by any measure, consistently voting to support israel, the u.s.-israel relationship. i have family in israel. my eyes are wide open about iran and the current regime in iran. i do not want them to have nuclear weapons. i understand the threat they pose not just to israel but to broader security concerns that we care about. but i feel we have to give a diplomatic problem-solving track a chance. what happened today is we had prime minister netanyahu telling us stop trying. do not even pursue a diplomatic track with this government. he did a great job of smacking down a strawman deal that does not exist, certainly not in the form he characterized. i think there is

. >> and last but tall as jared huffman of california. >> and two john.he speech by might well have joints of my colleagues in not attending it but for the fact that almost everything around you there's something outrageous going on in the floor upstairs and i would give us of into a truancy problem pretty quick if i started not beginning every time i had frustrations and concerns. look i am pro-israel by any measure. i have consistently voted to support israel to support u.s.-israeli relationship and i've traveled to israel. i have family in israel. my eyes are wide open about iran and the current regime in iran but i don't want them to have nuclear weapons. i understand the threat that they pose not just israel but to broader security concerns that we care about. but i feel like we have to give the diplomatic problem-solving track a chance at least to succeed. and i think the danger in what happened today is we had prime minister netanyahu telling us stop trying don't even pursue a diplomatic track with this government. he did a great job of smacking do