. >> reporter: meet 101-year-old thelma clancy. this house has been her home for more than 30 years. >> like many other people up here, i'm hearing from my insurance people they are going to cancel my insurance policy unless i did this and this and this. >> clean the roof, get the moss off. the real heavy work was in that next 70 feet. where you had to thin out the trees and remove the underbrush. and, the downed tree. >> reporter: if she couldn't make those adjustments, thelma would lose her homeowner's insurance. >> been 15 years or more since i did that. older people can't do it and it is difficult to find help. >> reporter: thelma, a long time member on the county's commission on aging knew who to help. after a lack of response, a deputy and the sheriff's office decided to step up an get others to step? >> i talked to my wife. and, we both kind of decided we would help if she would allow us. we have property ourselves so the machinery and the equipment to clear it. it was in our wheel house. >> reporter: and did they ever help?

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my has a problem do you care if i have a car you know i really appreciate what she did for me so thelma has to make a choice of what she's going to do she cannot stay here for ever because the properties for sale and the like most of the property up here. the state of florida is in transition we're going from a place where people could come live modestly live in trailers live in small quarters to a place where people come and live in big quarters brand new big quarters. we want everybody to be the norm i mean my term i like to use is manicured acres we want every town to be manicured acres so we're the ones make the rules it's not the government where the government so we're the ones that force these issues of we want how we want to control our neighbor what are unable to us with their property because it might affect our property so we make it difficult for anybody that is a little different a little special this special negative or special positive show people are special positive but they're special in this transition they don't want to get rid of the trappings of circus so they need

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highlight of my career. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we restaged -- you performed -- >> i played thelmatudied it once i got the part and fell in love with it. >> jimmy: as a kid, for me, it was one of my favorite shows. it was in syndication, i'd watch it pretty much every day for however many years it was on. >> yeah. >> jimmy: putting it with all those people coming together, that was one of -- i really -- honestly, one of the great nights of my life, i have to say. >> 100%. norman lear, he's 90-plus -- >> jimmy: 98. [ cheers and applause ] >> 98 years old and kicking it. i feel like he's more mobile than i am. and i'm 27. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's physically very capab capable. >> yes, sharp. >> jimmy: mentally very capable. inspiring, gives you hope. and also make yosfeel like a lump at the same time. >> that's what i'm saying, he's more mobile than i am right now. -- >> jimmy: good to see you. your dad was here a couple of weeks ago. >> i saw that, i saw that. >> jimmy: do you watch and you keep up? >> i don't like to see him on late night, because he's -- he embarrasses me. [ la

she says, "'thelma & louise. throw self off cliff." [ laughter and applause this one is from @mauricegosfield he says, "'fight club. you can't really say anything about this film. [ laughter and applause that's good thinking this one is from @jamespoyser. >> steve: what [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he says, "'almost famous. my homie is scared of a little mid-air turbulence, he admits he's a terrible driver." [ laughter and applause i didn't know you were such a fan of my movies, dude [ laughter ] now this one is from @israel >> steve: @israel. >> jimmy: this is actually the state of israel's official twitter account. >> steve: oh, okay [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so they played the game >> steve: god bless them >> jimmy: israel is watching hello and thank you for playing. [ cheers and applause so let's help them out on this 'cause i don't understand this one. i think it is a show or a movie. like an israeli show so i don't really know if this is funny or not but let's laugh at it. >> steve: all right. [ laugh

but in fact on "good times" she was thelma in "good times" on television, the norman lear reboot. that. >> and not obnoxious and not a spoiled kid. >> no. no. and a hard worker according to everyone who's been working -- i did the intel. i got a few like -- it was really good. >> you were talking to jamie about his role in "in living color" he knew he couldn't be the funniest in the room. that was interesting. >> that was such an ensemble cast. think of, you know, "snl" 2.0. >> yep. >> it was from a black perspective, and all of this genius they had the ability to pcome to light. it was amazing. >> yeah. it was a great -- >> an amazing show. a little on the edge. but still -- >> that's what we like about it. >> that's what we like. >> still talking about it. >> all right. thank you. >>> on today's "cbs this morning" podcast, listen to my complete interview with hunter biden about his new memoir "beautiful things." hear his parents' reaction to the book in which he addresses his battle with addiction. we'll be right back. - - i'm norm.. - i'i'm szasz. [nororm] and we e live in colu

good morning, thelma. hello, how are you, your royal highness? it's lovely to meet you.m horsey beach, near great yarmouth. she's being cared for by the rspca, who say they're hopeful she will recover — but that she will need treatment for a "number of months". some ketchup news! the united states is facing a shortage of tomato ketchup. heinz — which produces the most popular brand — says it's been unable to keep up with demand for sachets of the sauce. it's been driven by a surge in takeaway food during the pandemic. i suppose that is understandable. it is not a shortage of ketchup, but the sachets to put the catch in. . the earlier you said you look like that you like your chips. the other important question, sausage sandwich, red sauce or brown sauce? neither. marmalade. that's really messed with your head, hasn't it? what?! you are a maverick. my grandfather used to have marmalade with bacon. like, just... normal marmalade? with bacon. like, 'ust... normal marmalade?— with bacon. like, 'ust... normal marmalade? not marmalade? normal marmalade. not onl at m marmalade?