. >> is that jack carter? >> i think it is. >> what was it like being the girl in the rat pack?> i was the one who would pick up the crackers and the jelly beans and answer the door. i always told them the truth. that's why i think they liked me. >> did it ever get romantic? >> never. i had a crush on dean for about 15 minutes. >> she liked sinatra, too, and discovered how helpful he could be. >> a couple of times when i went on the road with my show and there were some union problems at whatever theater we were playing, and you don't mess with the union when they've got them so many i would call frank. he would say i've got people. next thing i know there was no problem. >> she looked about a know on her rat pack days at a time when hollywood stars were not so perfect. >> they were human beings who were so primitively talented on all levels. and they loved the mistakes of the moment. >> they didn't like perfection. they didn't like to rehearse. they didn't like to be aware of what was happening so they didn't look ridiculous. they loved looking ridiculous. they knew they were i

. >> oh, is that jack carter?ink it is. >>> what was it like being the girl in the rat pack? >> i was the one who picked up the crackers and the jelly beans and answered the door. and i always told them the truth. >> did it ever get romantic? >> never. no, no, no. >>> i had a crush on dean for about 15 minutes. >> she liked sinatra, too, and discovered how helpful he could with. >> a couple times, i went on the road with my show and there was some union problems with whatever theater we were playing. and you don't mess with the union. sto i would call frank. he'd say yeah, i've got people. the next thing i knew, there was no problems. >> mcclaine looks back on her rat pack days. >> they were human beings who were soal ented on all levels. and they loved the mistakes of the moment. >> they didn't like to rehearse. they didn't like to be aware of what was happening so that they wouldn't look ridiculous. they were very aware of how smart they were. >> does that happen in hollywood now? >> in my opinion, no. even if t

. >> oh, is that jack carter? >> i think it is. so what was it like being the girl in the rat pack?the one who would pick up the crackers and the jelly beans and answer the door, and i always told them the truth. i really did. that's why i think they liked me. >> did it ever get romantic? >> never. oh, no, no. i had a crush on dean for about 15 minutes. >> she liked sinatra, too, and discovered how helpful he could be. >> a couple of times when i went on the road with my show and there was some union problems at whatever theater we were playing, you know, you don't mess with the union when they've got -- i would call frank. he would say yeah, i've got people. next thing i knew, there was no union problem. >> maclaine looks back on her rat pack days as a time when hollywood stars weren't so perfect. >> they were human beings who were so primitively talented on all levels, and they loved the mistakes of the moment. >> what do you mean by that? >> well, they didn't like perfection. they didn't like to rehearse. they didn't like to be aware of what was happening so that they wouldn't lo

council member muriel bowser, businessman christian carter, council member jack evan, rita jo lewis, at large d.c. councilman vince orange, frank sewell and sandy shalal. rounding out this list octavia wells and d.c. council member tommy wells. only one republican is running for mayor currently, james siness and the libertarian candidate is bruce majors. again the primary is april 1st. you got a whole lot of news coming your way tonight. >> including a checkup on the healthcare website. >>> but first the 911 call after dethe adly train deratement in new york, here's your world -- derailment in new york. here's your world in 90 seconds. >> train derailment. we got about five cars off the track. >> the preliminary information from the event recorder shows that the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per hour. >> by now the struggling healthcare website was supposed to be fixed. there were 375,000 visitors to healthcare.gov by noon today, about half the number of users that can now handle the site each other according to the technology team. >> we believe this website is and w

jack lemmon, walter mathau, jimmy stewart. >> like those who came to watch, hollywood park will soon be only a memory. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, 48 hours. for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. for all of us here on cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org target security breach. promising news for commuter the new labor deals aimed at keeping bart and a-c transit running. and... a fresh coat of pain and more. the work to get candlestick park ready... f what could be its last nigh the national spotlight. kpix 5 news is next. new fallout tonight from th, big bank is limiting spendi- fo holiday shop >>> new fallout tonight from the target security breach. now a big bank is limiting spending for millions of last- minute holiday shoppers. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm juliette goodrich in for ann notarangelo. our don knapp is at a target store in fremont talking to shoppers

carter children now. what are they doing? did any pursue politics? >> well, jack, the oldest son, did run for the u.s. nate as the democratic nominee in nevada a couple of cycles ago. and he lives in nevada. and his son, who is the oldest carter grandchild, jason, is running for governor in the state of georgia. he's currently a state senator. chip lives in the atlanta area, jeff and amy both live in the atlanta area. so three of them are sort of close to home. and jack's out in nevada. >> and could you also comment about the grandson who made news in the last presidential campaign by unearthing the romney video that changed the direction of that campaign? >> this is a child who was in the inaugural parade. but he feels in his mother's womb. he is chip's son and he -- he's master of the internet and uncovered candidate romney's speech about the 47%. so he got in the news as a member of the carter family. >> do we know hisf grandparent'' reaction as a result of that campaign? >> i think they were pleased. >> one more video, six minutes left in the program. this is plains and the carter's life there afte

carter, tonight and not 5:00 p.m.. >> now a financial stability oversight council discussion on cyber security and financial markets. the council, created by the dodd-frank law, includes jack and and thernanke, heads of the fdic and the consumer financial protection euro. this is 45 minutes. >> [indiscernible] i apologize. i did not realize the microphone was on. openld like to call this meeting of the financial stability oversight consul to order, and before we go to our regular order of is this, i would like to take note that this is the last meeting for two of our members, chairman bernanke and german g -- chairman gansler. chairman bernanke he will be at the january meeting, but this is actually chairman gansler's last meeting as chairman of the council. i would like to thank them for their dedication and service. i would like to thank chairman bernanke for the leadership of the fed during a period of time when his leadership made an enormous leadership difference. in the aftermath of the financial crisis, his boldness was critical to of hurting a great depression. with respect to the council's immeasurablemade cut emissions in so many areas. i would like to thank chai

carter monday night at 9 eastern live on c-span. >> here are some programs to watch this weekend on booktv. at 4 p.m. eastern, jackcashel talks about his book, "if i had a son: race, guns and the railroading of george zimmerman." then at 7:45 p.m., film maker m. knight shyamalan offers a solution to current education problems in his book, "i got schooled." tomorrow at 8:45 a.m. eastern, newt gingrich talks about his most recent book, "breakout: pioneers of the future, prison guards of the past be and the epic battle that will decide america's fate." then at 6 p.m. eastern in light of the ongoing battles over the federal budget in congress, we take a look at several books that have recently aired on booktv about the u.s. economy. and visit booktv.org for this weekend's television schedule. >> while visiting idaho, booktv took a trip over to kellogg located about 36 miles away. the town was founded in the late 19th century by prospector noah kellogg. we sat down with julie whitesel weston who recalls the history of the town. >> kellogg, i remember playing in the park. i remember skiing in the mountains. i remember g