tonight -- claire danes, from nbc's "the carmichael show," comedian, jerrod carmichael, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, featuring the 8g band with brann dailor. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to a new poll, hillary clinton is beating new york. and there's only one way you can blow a 10-point lead in new york. oh, no, hillary, no! [ laughter ] no! hillary clinton's campaign is reportedly trying to anticipate what specific personal attacks donald trump may use if they face in the general election. and after considering his options, he'll narrow it down to these -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] narrowed it down to those. bernie sanders said today that none of the ideas he's proposed in his campaign are radical or unrealistic other than, of course, the idea of a 74- year-old jewish president with a $2 hair cut. [ laughter ] house speaker paul ryan to

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. >> after attending the culinary institute of america, claire owns the restaurant which is open for dinner and serves farm to table. >> obviously we're in the country so we have a lot of great farmers. we can get all kinds of different vegetables. >> yelp is a popular customer review site. but when it comes to the would, the site says yelpers report this location closed. >> they were like we just want to let yelp know the would restaurant is not closed. we're sitting here eating dinner. >> she says she tried to contact yelp to correct the information. >> i called the number and it rang once and clicked off. then i was like let me look for an e-mail address. i couldn't find one, so i started panicking. how am i going to put this fire out? >> even though there are photos not closed, claire worries about the accuracy of the information online. >> i would like you to call yelp and see if they will answer the phone and ask them why they would list a restaurant closed. to me, it's a simple phone call. >> we did call yelp and they call this an interesting case. in fact, so interesting they

senator bernie sanders is in wisconsin this hour holding a town meeting in eau claire. today the sanders and clinton campaigns feuding over a debate, or proposed debate. the clinton campaign accusing the sanders campaign of rejecting three new york

>> my name is claire. i'm from bismarck, north dakota. >> jimmy: hey, welcome, claire. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, welcome, welcome. thanks for coming here. what was the title of the song you were given? >> my title is, "a cat did my taxes." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. "a cat did my taxes." very comical. >> very. >> jimmy: did you have any trouble coming up any inspirations with the song? >> well, i hate cats, so that was a thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: perfect, you're doing good. are you a dog person? >> i'm a dog person. >> jimmy: yeah, me, too. [ cheers ] and so this is it. so this is "a cat did my taxes." what instrument will you be playing? >> i will be playing the guitar. >> jimmy: hey, beautiful, the guitar. [ cheers and applause ] well, take a seat over there. get ready for -- [ cheers and applause ] get ready for this. now, ladies and gentlemen, here to perform the world premiere of the soon to be classic, "a cat did my taxes," it's claire! [ cheers and applause ] â™

. >> six years later in august 1984, 14-year-old claire huff was found murdered on the same beach. claire's best friend kim jamer had been with her a few days earlier. >> i think about her just about every day. she was my best friend. >> the cases grew cold until 2012 when advanced dna testing blood was linked to a convicted rapist named ronald tatro, but the other dna, a microscopic amount was linked to a man named kevin brown. he was a former criminalist in the san diego police lab. rebecca brown insists her husband was wrongfully accused. >> my husband didn't do it. i knew they were wrong. >> what possible connection could a mild mannered criminalist have to a violent convicted rapist. did the police get it wrong. >> richard schlesinger is joining us live. good afternoon, first of all thanks for joining us. was there a dna link to the two suspects on barbara? >> there was -- there was no dna on barbara. the first victim. there was two hits on claire huff, the second victim, and that's where this case got so interesting because of the link to the guy who's the police criminalist.

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

the claire month hotel. developers and city of oak are in talks to build new condos in the claire mont hotel and spa. it would be marketed towards people who want to downsize now that their kids have grown up. we asked people who live next to the property what they think. >> i think it would would look better than a parking lot. >> i think it really destroys the heritage of this site. i really do. it's -- the clairemont is gorgeous. it's historic. i think putting condos in here is a mistake. >> maybes are concerned about the traffic. if the plan is approved, construction could start in two years. >>> the republican party is trying to stay unified and hillary clinton deals with a confrontation. we have the latest from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump left rnc headquarters thursday with a wave and thumbs up. >> it was a good meeting. they wanted to discuss unity. i like discussing unity, too. >> reporter: trump announced he would no longer honor a pledge to support the republican presidential nominee

because i'm trying to help you, claire. you say be more helpful and i'm trying to be more helpful. >> you can tighten the strap. >> okay. >> just a little. what is that toggle? >> oh, it's a nursing bra. >> oh, my god. are you still nursing rachel? >> no! it's from when she was a baby. but it's very comfortable. >> it's not comfortable to see. now, let me see this. it's very often a fit issue. why do these have so much -- oh, claire! it's like geppeto. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: come on! >> i mean -- >> jimmy: you had a good face too, like -- >> right before it was like, are we going to go for this? she's like get in there. [ laughter ] like, if you're going to do it, get in there. >> jimmy: it's superfunny. go check it out. it's out this weekend "the boss." i got to be honest i'm a little nervous. >> i don't get nervous a lot. i'm pretty freaked out about crushing you. [ laughter and applause ] no! will i die? oh. my power. >> jimmy: lip sync battle is about to go down, you guys. >> i'm slightly having a heart attack. [ cheers a

claire, i don't think you're grasping the magnitude of this package, valued at over $250. sweetie... if you don't use them, then all our money just goes to charity. and so what am i supposed to do? somewhere between dropping off alex at orchestra and picking up luke from practice-- oh, and burning a bunch of dvds of the talent show,

and there was a lot of backlash over kiley's company. >> here'sshow marie claire courted kiley. i started wearing wigs and now everyone's wearing wigs. and here is the twitter flash, alert george washington and you're also the first person with lips,right? last night the18-year-old was super chatty on snap chat ssowing off this straight from the run way look on the may cover. only when publications switch up your words for hype, damn. no tan amy baldwin and haley nearly became paparazzi road kill. despite that, the daughter of a very proud steven baldwin says that she and kiley are having an impact ii hollywood. >> we're in a group of young people that are definitely changing the industry. >>> up next, are george clooney and julia roberts exclusive for danger? >> and this threat of death. >> you've got to get out of there. selma and louise ride again. we open the "e.t" vault and flash back to the stars 25 years ago. again. >>> and kloe kardashian tells us her secret to losing 35 pounds. >> i earned it.s. t 'vreiv aew re clinpcagins r teetpe 1yesruin lyiohathfaes teetn e stwaedne

senator bernie sanders is in wisconsin this hour holding a town meeting in eau claire. today the sanders and clinton campaigns feuding over a debate, or proposed debate. the clinton campaign accusing the sanders campaign of rejecting three new york debates that the clinton campaign proposed. clinton's press secretary brian fallon saying this -- "the sanders campaign needs to stop with the games over the course of the last week we have offered three specific dates for a debate in new york, all of which the sanders campaign rejected." let's talk more about this with our panel. cnn's chris frates is with us, and he's with the sanders campaign eau claire, wisconsin. and host of reliable sources, chris, begin with you. did bernie sanders talk about this at the rally? he did make a big mention of telling the truth. was that an inference to something in particular? >> well, he does make that reference quite a bit, fredricka, and we've not heard bernie sanders talk about the debate so far, but as you can see behind me, he is still speaking, but we did get a statement from the s

(claire) what? in a voice mail, no less. unbelievable--and by that, i mean believable. why isn't nana coming? i don't know. something about her new boyfriend whisking her away on a cruise. i just got my gift. (claire) what boyfriend? carl the cruise ship captain. it was in her holiday newsletter. oh, i can't read that whole thing. no. yeah, after two pages about the bird she rescued... and by the way, i don't think you can say you rescued something if it dies. it died? she wrote a poem about it. a little too free with the free verse for my taste, but fine, we'll call it a poem. i stopped reading after she talked about suing her book club. oh, i stopped reading after "dear friends, family and others..." i'm sorry. who are "others"?

here's a neat slide claire found from the agency that runs san diego's facial recognition system. the other issue is this technology's likely to be disproportionately employed on groups already subject overpolicing. people of color 1.5 to 2.5 times more likely targeted than expected presence in the population. to be targeted than expected by the presence in the population so i think that tells you a substantial part of the story right there. now, personally as a computer scientist, i was interested in asking whether the technology itself could also be discriminatory and two of my anecdotes got stolen by the previous presentation but we heard about the hp webcam that couldn't recognize a african-american facial recognition and also the google labelling of african-americans as gorilla as. and these are all very interesting anecdotes and consumer reports followed up on the webcam examples and couldn't validate the results. so there is questions on those -- those situations. but all three of the situations are a result of facial recognition algorithms, the same technology that law enf

she says that she is a believer, because her own dog daisy caught her cancer six years ago. >> claire, you say that your dog caught your cancer? >> yes, i was working on the cancer detection project, and working with the dog, and she started to behave slightly different among me and staring at me, and looking into the chest. it led me to a lump that was checked out by a gp and then a specialist, and i had a diagnosis of a very early cancer. i was told that had my attention not drawn to it by daisy, my prognosis would have been very poor. >> dr. guest started the medical detection dogs in 2008. medical assistance dogs paired with diabetics to sniff out sugar levels that change. why don't we have dogs that detect cancer? >> well, we have several that do, but it is not proved accurate. the treatments are improving all of the time, but sadly, the diagnosis is not. >> reporter: rob harris is training the dogs to smell prostate cancer. >> this is lucy, a labrador cross irish spaniel. >> they take eight urine samples from patients and only one has cancer, and it is the dog's job to sniff it

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. >> here'sshow marie claire everyone's wearing wigs. fir18- super chatty on snap chat >>> up next, are george cs loon trading laughs for hig dar? >> george's kidnapper is a man who lost it all in the market, why? said it will be perfectly safe . >> and we're hearing that george, julia and-that's actually going to be julia's first tim >> still ahead tonight, on the road again with thelma and louise 25 years later. i look back with the stars on the set. >>> plus, the new single mom squad. drew barrymore after her split and gwyneth paltrow's co-parenting tips. >>c kinds of yucky germs. but not all disinfecting wipes... are approved to kill the same number of them. lysol wipes are approved to kill more types of germs than clorox. don't pick just any wipe. this cold and flu season >>> go backwe so ab >> it's important that you be able to co-parent and vacation as a family. so what advice do you have especially for your close girlfriends going th

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66, a pair of sixes from claire chase park -- and her pooch, claire, welcome to the show. my first time having you on his weather watcher. what you have to say this -- this fine evening, through the increasing overcast, the full moon appears wrapped in gauze this evening. there you have it, we're seeing more and more clouds floating to the area. today pretty good-looking blue sky, you did have a few wispy high clouds thickening up but overall, it's a pleasant evening out there, 68 right now. high temp was 73. do the math there, 10 degrees above what should be your high this time of year which is 63. you've got to like that they. my headlines look like this, just what we were talking about. going to be a warm day friday and i think we're pushing 80 degrees out there. but i want to take an umbrella, maybe not when you walk out in the morning but take it anyway even though it's not raining, not a washout, right now the rainfall amounts we pick up out of the system would be less than half an inch for most a couple folks could see more than half an inch. not a huge event but i

he's attending in wassau and eau claire hoping for last minute votes. bernie sanders says hillary clinton accused his campaign of lying about her and demands an apology. here she's angry when asked about donations from the fossil fuels activist. she says the campaign was lying about her. she told a rally in wisconsin we were not lying. we were telling the truth. >> it's been a rough week for donald trump after misspeaking on his abortion and foreign policy as some would say. could this be an opportunity for ted cruz or john kasich to gain momentum in the race? good to see you again. thank you. >> how you doing? >> good, thank you. let's listen here together to how the candidate reacted to what trump said about punishing women for having abortion ifs abortion was illegal. let's listen. >> the pro choice movement said that's where you look at clinics or whatever. you don't they this on women. it's tough enough for them. end of story. >> we know that there have been a lot of complaint that is the media has been focused on. is what's happening this week giv

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.

kylie jen ser dwrasing the covers of at least three different magazines, add week, paper and now marie claire but she's hitting a roadblock with her cos metatives website which has been revealing customers' personal information online. as many as a million customers may have had their information compromises . she's also coming under fire for her recent comments to marie claire saying "i started wigs and now everyone's wearing wigs." jenner said "publications switch up your words for hype." that is what she was quoted assaying. > i'm trying it one more time. hey, siri, is jon dead? i don't know how to respond to that. so the silent treatment from siri. >> siri's not cooperating with you today. >> no, fail. this pimple's gonna last forever. aw com'on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. let's be clear. clearasil works fast. take one of those pillows they smell really fresh. what if we told you we washed these sheets 7 days ago. really no way downy? downy fabric co

de matina,amin welcome, claire. what is your organization, how does it work, and is tom helpful at all? claire: a little bit of context as well. it is a fairly new organization that has been around since 2012. it was founded by kim cook and chef tom cooley keough -- colle cqiuo. leahy andor senator for my last five years on the hill i worked for chellie pingree, who is very unique. she came to congress as an organic farmer and sees issues as nonpartisan, low hanging fruit that should be embraced. when she came to congress and they ran her washington office she really challenged me to find the policies that were going to be impactful for local farmers and were going to be meaningful to consumers. we came up with a great bill, we , ate the local food act comprehensive piece of legislation that was going to do all of those things, but not too quickly. we made some really good strides in the last farm bill but what we found over and over again was despite an enormous changes in the marketplace and things my panelists ha

his wife halle here was at the university of delaware to accept a symbolic beau biden claire. it will be granted to scholars who work in oppressive countries so they can move to an american university and work free of danger. the knew institute of international education established the claire thanks to a $1 million gift from an anonymous donor. >>> a bald eagle found with electrical burns was released back into the wild in newark today. officials are not sure if her ailment was related to those other birds that were found disoriented or dead near dagsboro sussex county. two of those eagles were nursed back to health. both of them also were released last movement wildlife officials are still trying to determine the cause of the illness. >> ♪ >>> some impressive moves inside a darby school today. dozens of students at park lane elementary showed off ballroom dancing skills. the fifth graders have been working with dance room classes in philly since january to learn everything from swing to salsa. >> ♪ in your flus >> nova nation has been showing off their pride by sharing p

bernie sanders just finished a rally here, in fact, at the university of wisconsin at eau claire. we're seeing the mud-slinging that started before they even hit the ground here. the clinton campaign saying that the sanders campaign has rejected three proposed dates to have a debate in the empire state. spokesman brian fallon shot out this statement to reporters saying, "the sanders campaign needs to stop using the new york primary as a playground for political games and negative attacks against hillary clinton." now, the sanders folks fired back very, very quickly. they're spokesman, michael briggs, responding with this statement saying, "unfortunately the dates and venues she proposed don't make a lot of sense. the idea that they want to debate in new york on a night of the ncaa finals with syracuse in the tournament no less is ludicrous. we proposed other dates they rejected and hope we can reach agreement in the near future." this spat back and forth when exactly they will face-off continues, but it's important a little here, poppy, to remember how we got here. after a big swe

[laughter] >> claire: thank you so much for doing this, henry. i just really needed a friend with me tonight. >> henry: are you kidding me? i mean, guess how much i'll be able to sell this for when you go viral. [laughter] >> claire: just hope i don't screw up. >> henry: hey, you've got this. okay, stop worrying. somebody's out there having fun. >> ♪ get ready ♪ for a miracle... >> claire: yeah. >> ♪ let if feel ♪ a little magical... >> theo: this is cool. >> ciara: yeah, you know what. i don't think i ever told you, when you went after mark protecting me like that, that really meant a lot. thank you. >> theo: ciara, you gotta know i'd do anything for you.

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. my company adver-- used to advertise with that newspaper.

th claire: okay, henry, help me.

i covered claire mccaskill for years when i was reporter in kansas city. i was shocked to see her play first the sexist gender card, then devolved into this whole thing i guess you can't criticize and women and all women on board. >> i've been critical in the past about playing gender card because i think you should vote for somebody based on qualifications and not on fact she happens to be a women. having said that in this particular case i think there is something to be said for the fact that women have a higher standard, not just hillary clinton, but all of us have higher standard we have to live up to than men, sometimes in terms of qualification. see study after study shows that that is empirical data that is out there i can point to. what is going on right now, bernie sanders raised a good point for democratic base. i don't think she is qualified because she voted for the war. i don't think she is qualified because she voted for wall street. they are salient points, in the democratic primary without saying unqualified. harris: how is that gender comp

. >> reporter: claire is among the millions of americans who thinks they have a penicillin allergy. >> i started saying it since i was little because my mom told me that when i was a baby i had an allergic reaction. >> reporter: at 26 she is now getting an allergy test to find out for sure and here's why. >> 10 to 15% of the u.s. population thinks they are allergic to penicillin but in actuality, less than 1% are truly allergic to it. >> reporter: you heard that right. less than 1%. >> when we're children and we have this added to our medical record then over time as we get repeated infections, we don't address the issue again. >> reporter: for claire the alternative antibiotic for a minor dental procedure was more expensive and it led to >> it was a nightmare and i ended up having my stomach messed up for years and i thought maybe if i wasn't allergic to penicillin i could have avoided it. >> reporter: it precludes various types of penicillin. >> was the reaction unknown. >> reporter: this allergist at mass. general in boston have developed an app to identify patient who should get t

swagger there fromro claire? >> of course i do.f co >> not the only one with birthday this week.s today is claire's first birthd birthday! >> yay, claire. >> aww.ww >> do we have more about clairer >> yes. we do. it's her birthday. bda happy birthday! >> aww.w. >> she's a big fan of mini min mouse.mo >> the birthday letters that wah the birthday outfit it looks like. >> her personalized shirt.so somebody loves you so much. >> she's adorablena y. >> um-hmm. um-hm >> cheeks for days. >> have a super day, claire., happy birthday. >> happy, happy birthday.da we love your pic that's for sending it in. hope you have many more fantastic birthdays and continuc to wear that outfit as long asga you can. >> she's a love. s's a >> so cute. so cute. go to our facebook page fox5ox d.c. send in your pictures on ii and we'll try to get them on o air. r. >> cutie, cutie, cutie.ut. >> we may have to do a specialal five-zero birthday shout out. >> under five. under not five with another digit. dig >> maybe on friday.n fri maybe on

>> claire good: yeah. >> pelley: meet alecia good. daughter of claire and paul. a senior airman armed with what had to be the biggest smile in the air force. >> pelley: as you are with more than 100 other tables at the event, people come by. what does it do for you? >> paul good: it gives us a sense of that she didn't lose her life for nothing. >> pelley: in 2006, alecia good was on counterterrorism duty near the horn of africa when her helicopter collided with another. she was 23. her daughter tabatha was two. >> claire good: tabatha just recently went through her mom's wardrobe and the first thing she did was put on her uniform and she looked just like her mom. it was cute. >> paul good: she realizes that won't be forgotten and she tells people, "my mommy's a fallen hero." >> mike anderson: not a day goes by that i don't think about my son. he was mike jr., he was my only son. he was my firstborn. >> pelley: mike anderson, senior, has been coming to the event all 11 years. >> pelley: when you see that new family come through the door at the next meeting, what d