edge to me, so i didn't understand what the mainstreamg thing is. and they made it sound like it was something bad, you know? so that -- that bugged me. >> jian: middle of the road. >> yeah. but -- >> jian: you don't self-identify that way? >> that's all right. johnny carson was right down the middle. (laughing) >> i mean, that word -- johnny said one thing very important. he said, there's new york and l.a., but you know where it counts? the middle of the country. >> jian: you -- even as one of the most celebrated comedians, you said, i'm not concerned with getting laughs if i can move the audience. that's what's important to me. why is poignancy equally, if not more important, than getting laughs? >> because it's such a -- it's such a deep emotion. the laugh is a, you know, i love getting them. obviously, that's the goal you -- you -- you know, you pan for all the time. but i sort of know that that's probably gonna be there. but if i can -- well, if i'm moving you, then i'm touching you in a different way, and it -- it means you're feeling something. a laugh is a spontaneous, weird kind of thing that happens to our bodies that's a

-- that's -- if you think about it, you're hearing or seeing something that makes you look silly for a second and makes you make a sound like (laughing). however people laugh. it's a chemical, strange thing akin to a sneeze of some -- i don't know. it's just a great thing that t if you can -- if i'm making you think and i'm making you have an honest emotion, then that's harder to do in some ways. buand if you do them both at the same time, you've really got something good. >> jian: m-hm. >> and that's what i feel about, you know, having seen the movie just the other night with the -- with the p audience. >> jian: monsters university? >> monster's u. was really funny. it's -- it's amazingly well made. but there's a couple of remiernts when these two guys will -- when you watch the movie -- and i say two guys. it's not even monsters. they're two friends who findmome each other, and there's a very poignant scene by a lake late at night, and now they're in

the real world, they're not in the safety of the monster world, and mike realizes who he's not going to be. and his friend tells him who be and who he is to him because they're pals. audience was loosing it. >> jian: yeah. >> and it was fantastic. he canat's why the pixar movies are so good, because they don't take their audiences for granted. they don't just throw it up there and think, oh, we'll do something silly and they'll love it.and th they -- they always take the harder way, and that is to make you feel something. >> jian: it's really nice to have you here. >> thank ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless.

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based on casanova's memoir, histoire de ma vie. it -- it clocks in -- i understand the memoir, at 3,700 pages. >> m-hm. >> jian: not exactly a slim novella. >> no, it isn't. >> jian: and you've read it twice? >> well, parts of it probably more than that. but i've read it a couple times, yeah. >> jian: why? why so fascinated with this? >> well, i -- it wasn't so much because i ever had any fascination for casanova. it really came about once we started doing this. michael sturminger who -- who wrote the piece and directs it, the script, as is michael's want at times, was -- came in a bit light. it was unfinished, and we worked on it really absolutely through the opening and entire run of the show in vienna, which was a long fivee. you don't do operas for months and months.

so we did five shows in vienna, which -- we got it open, and it seemed to go pretty well. then we did sydney, which was not going so well. and after that, i thought we really needed to work on it, so i then went back to the source material a couple of times. was -- was this, then, a vocational mission for you, or did you actually become consumed in this memoir? wonderful storyteller. and he lived a very rich, interesting life. he did so many things. he was a priest, he was a soldier, he was a spy, he was an alchemist, he was a kabalist, he was an occultist, he was a charlatan, he was a freemason, he was a libertine, he was a ro --. it -- and, of course, the big obsession of his life,

obviously, was women, but i think, even was smart about that, because he said at some point that he was a victim of his senses.he, >> jian: hmm. >> so... >> jian: so he wasn't just a ladies' man? he's what you've called a polymeth. >> yeah. very much so. >> jian: not unlike you, arenai. >> maybe in some ways, but i always just do things. the things i actually study seriously are outside of the realm of what i do, because i've studied many things quite seriously in my life. but -- but forms of artistic expression, i just do it. >> she's a ros >> you think so? >> and he'll get back from his honeymoon to find himself the laughing stalk of paris. >> well... >> yes.ebud.

love and revenge: two of your favourites. >> no, i can't. >> what? >> really, i can't. >> why not? >> it's too easy. it is. she's seen nothing; she knows nothing. she's bound to be curious. she'd be on her back before i'd unwrapped the first bunch of flowers. any one of a dozen men could manage it. >> jian: back to casanova. this isn't your first time playing a seducer, of course. you -- your turn as valmont in the 1988 film version of dangerous liaisons effectively made you a global star. has playing these characters, john, given you any insight into the art of seduction? >> no. i wouldn't say that. it's -- valmont gives you a lot of insight into emotional

cruelty and cowardice. and, of course, he was -- oddly enough, i just directed it in paris last year -- >> jian: yes. >> -- withng, french cast and with an actor who was 48,000 time better than i would ever have dreamt of being. >> jian: and fusing the 18th century with the modern day, i u understand? >> yeah. i did it in a -- to me, it made perfect sense, but i did it almost in a rehearsal sewithout set -- with kind of rehearsal costumes and all actors on stage the entire play.tting and i'm -- i'm very,d of this production and that group of actors. but i think the thing is, once you do -- once you're kind of set in people's minds a certain way, there are people

who see you as if you bore a resemblance to that character, which i certainly did not. i -- the only character i could think of that i was a very -- even a little bit like was lennie mice and men. >> jian: have you ever phoned it in, honestly? >> yeah. but not -- you know, y in ofif you get to a set and you already have doubts about the material and you speak withou - the powers that be about the material and say, you know, could we just make -- you know? in other words, do you mind if i rewrite this? and they like it like that, and their idea of directing is kind of, could you make a happy face? could you make an angry face? could you shout?

could you wave your sword? i'm not very good -- at -- at giving them fruitful things with that kind of direction, but i do do by best. but that is kind of phoned in, meaning it's nothing you could have possibly ever have thought of. but it's what they want, and -- and, you know, it can't be forgotten, especially in movies. you're -- you are essentially a character in someone else's dream. >> jian: great to see you. >> lovely to see you. >> jian: thank you for this. >[ female announcer ] if shaving gets you bikini-ready, beware of razor bumps. discover bikini zone. stops irritation, redness, & itching. bikini zone -- the aftershave for every bikini. bikini zone -- have youbags, wrinkles,ed or dark circles? discover sudden change® under-eye serum.

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♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i miss her and i love her. >> a pregnant woman gunned down and killed outside her home. police say she was an innocent victim and tonight they are searching for her killer. good evening, everyone, i'm diana rocco. natasha has the night off. >> doctors performed an emergency c section saving the baby who remains in critical condition. the shooting happened in broad daylight on the 1500 block of adam avenue in frankford. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has more. >> reporter: 26 year old meghan doto wanted to name her unborn child carmine before her life was cut short on a sunny sunday morning. >> one of the rounds traveled down the street and struck the 26 year old woman in the right side of the face. >> a dozen shots were fired from

this intersection about a block from where she was sitting while watching a neighbor's seven year old daughter. she immediately went down and was rush to the hospital by police. she didn't make it and doctors had to perform an emergency c section. >> you cannot let your kids play outside no more like you got to be careful. you got to be watching them 24 24/7. >> lost all the way around much it's a shame that it happened. >> police questioned three different people during the day sunday but no arrests have been made so far. investigators are still trying to determine why the shots were fired in the first place. >> she was not the intended target. she was just unfortunately at the wrong place when the shooting occurred up the block. >> she was well spoken. she had manners. >> in the meantime, a neighborhood mourns the loss of one of their own. >> i miss her and i love her. >> police say the suspect likely fled the scene driving a white ford crown victoria with tendon windows. if you know anything about this crime, you're asked to call police. we're outside of police headquarters, matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> an investigation is underway night in newtown square after a pedis covers a body there. police were called to gradyville road near spring ton says voir afternoon today. officials haven't released any information about the victims identity. >> a 50 to us season dollars reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest in the deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers. corporal byron dixon was killed during a shift change late friday at the blooming grove barrack. trooper alex douglas underwent surgery and has regained consciousness. the men were shot as they left the barrack about 35 miles east of scranton. by order of governor corbett, state flags will remain at half staff until dixon's funeral. >> turning to weather it is text nick klee still summer but starting to feel much more like fall out there and we're in for a chilly morning tomorrow as we get ready to head back to work and school.

meteorologist justin drabick is in the weather center for us tonight with more. hi, justin. >> hey, diana, that's right. we'll break out those jackets and hoodies tomorrow morning again just like today temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s to start off your monday but today, obviously on the cooler side. felt more like fall with temperatures struggling to get to near 70. coon even make it to 70 in philadelphia. we didn't hit 70 degrees in millville and in dover, delawa delaware. this is the coolest day since we've had since may 29th. we had high temperature of 60 degrees. right now we're at 59 at the airport. 50 in allentown. 45 degrees in mount pocono. look at the suburbs. quakertown frick this hour. already down to 49 in pottstown. chilly air mass in place because high pressure remains right on top of us and that means clear skies, cal and winds any heat we had today from the will escape right back into the atmosphere. here's your morning temperatur temperatures. 40s for the suburb. low 50s for the city. near 50 degrees towards the coastline in atlantic city. millville a low of around 50. see a lot of sunshine tomorrow. we do rebound nicely though.

mid and upper 70s for the inland spots. low 70s at the shore. 60s in the poconos. temperatures stay the cool side for the neck seven days. i'll break down that full forecast in a few minutes. diana. >> thanks, justin. power outage at six flags great adventure leaves riders stranded today. officials at the park say a fault thee transformer was to blame for the problem. no injuries were reported. six flags says visitors were removed from the attractions within 20 minutes. >> all of a sudden everything just shut down. and we're like, okay, we're stuck here. how do we get off? >> rides were reopened little by little as power was restored. a boil water advisory in effect for residents in kennett square, chester county. a water main break happened last night on east south street and as a result all residents are being asked to boil their water tonight. there are no signs of contamination. this is just a precaution. after two days of negative tests the ban will be lifted.

a 10 year old boy is recovering after being hit in the head with a falling brick when a wall came tumbling down in north philadelphia. l and i was called to the 1500 block of north 26th street sunday afternoon to investigate. we're told the wall was left over for a previous demolition because it was supporting the home next door. 10 occupants of that home are now displaced and receiving assistance from the red cross. >> top leaders in great britain held an emergency meeting to plot the next move in the fight against islamic stream mist group isis. it comes just one day after a britt turn aid worker was shown on video apparently being executed. cbs news correspondent brian web has more. >> reporter: the brother of david haines spoke out today demanding justice against the terrorist who's killed the britt turn aid worker. >> my family and i agree with the government that we need to identify those traveling to fight for isol and on their return to the uk face consequences of their actions. >> reporter: 44 year old

haines was apparently beheaded on video by a masked man who condemned britain's back of the us military. it was the same method used in the deaths of two american journalists james foley and steven sotloff. bright minister called the killers monsters. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> reporter: u.s. continues to drum up support and supplies for middle east countries for the fight against isis. secretary of state john kerry said it's too early to say when countries are on board and he stressed the us is not looking to put soldiers in syria. >> we're not looking to put troops on the ground. there are some who have offered to do so. but we are not looking for that at this moment any way. >> reporter: the killings may not be over. a second aid worker alan hemming snatched from a refugee camp on the syrian border is being

threatened with execution if great britain doesn't back down soon. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lasting tribute to fallen plymouth township police officer bradley fox in his hometown. officer fox was gunned down two years ago. sunday on what would have been his 37th birthday, his widow lindsay and they're two children were on hand as a portion of route 263 in warminster, bucks county was named in his honor. his father talked about how much this means to the family still grieving. >> it's a bittersweet situation. we couldn't be more honored, um, brad was a great man and every time some like this happens, it's such an honor. >> the family then got into their cars to the first to drive on officer bradley m. fox memorial highway. the king of prussia volunteer firefighter holds annual/11 memorial run.

money raised will go towards continued improvements to the city's 9/11 memorial. it will be donate the to the zachary g wallace fund. the four year old who died in 2005 after suffering from an undiagnosed blood disease. >> emotional three day journey came to an end today in center city philadelphia. hundreds who pledged to walk 60 miles for the susan g. komen three day accomplished their goal taking another steepest find a cure for breast cancer. to thunderous applause and cheers from the crowd it was why trial much and elation teams of walkers, dressed in a sea of pink, crossed the finish line. >> my first year i walk with my aunt had had breast cancer and asked to us walk with her. she walk the whole 60 miles and then in january she passed away. so every year we vow to come back and continue the journey. >> after three days and 60 mil