carnegie hall needed leaders to save it.n my own small way, maybe this city or this country needed a small leader who would make sure that the ballet opera orchestra are not going to disappear like soviet union disappears. no more. there is a problem outside these walls, but i have thought in 1980, and especially 1990, '91, i will make it like a vatican. i did my utmost best to make this kind of scenario work, and it did. >> rose: riccardo muti is here. he is one of the preeminent conductors working today. he has led some of the world's best orchestras including the vienna philharmonic, the philadelphia orchestra. became the tenth music director of the famous chicago symphony orchestra in 2010. here's a look at a performance of beethoven's fifth. ♪ ♪ muti will lead the chicago symphony orchestra in three concerts at carnegie hall beginning january 30. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. gratsi. >> rose: is that the happiest moment for you when you were there with a good orchestra with music an

burger told us he wrote the musician a letter after seeing him perform at his first carnegie hall concert. >> it is good to know you have been interested in my music for such a long time. i suppose i'm not as innocent as i used to be, but who is? the muse sick still the most important thing. and i don't think that will ever change. thanks again, love billy joel. >> well tonight, was the 68th time he has seen billy joel in concert. >>> so you return fan mail and you get a fan for life. it is nice to hear. it is nice to learn, you know,

carnegie hall needed leaders to save it.n my own small way, maybe this city our country needed a leader who would make sure that the ballet would not disappear. no more. wait a second, there is a problem. i thought in 1988 and especially in 1999, i will make whatever it takes. , -- i dider happens my best to make these matters work. ♪ charlie: riccardo muti is here, when the preeminent conductors working today. he has led some of the world's best orchestras including the he became atlan's the 10th conductor of chicago orchestra. a look at the performance of beethoven's v. ♪ charlie: he led in a three concerts but beginning january 30, i am pleased to have you back at the table. welcome. is that the happiest moment for you when you are there with a good orchestra, music and composers you like leaving them? riccardo muti: this is a good question. people feel happy on the podium. that to conduct a great orchestra in front of the public that knows what they are listening, it is a big challenge every time. you cannot be completel

but next week he'll be celebrated at carnegie hall.uee hotel in west holiday. >>. ♪ ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪ >> in 1970 bill withers was in his early 30s and still working as an aircraft mcwhen mechanic he wrote this song. ♪ every time she goes away. >> let me tell you how lucky i was. that was the b side of the first record. >> "ain't no sunshine". >> now the one they put on the b side is a throwaway. and the disc joke jockeys, tur over. and life has never been the same since. >> ain't no sunshine hit number three on the charts. >>. ♪ lean on me -- >> his follow up record, lean on me, went to number one. and he has a string of six hits. but in 1985 withers record his last album. he put down his guitar, quit his career and has not sung in public for 25 years. >> there aren't many artists who were as successful as you were who just walked away. >> there is more fuss made over me now than it was then. in fact when i played carnegie hall the big question was, could i play a place that big? i was playing clubs. when i was curren

. >> it was a at carnegie hall, which is historic to have a premiere there.f you do that they will show the episode, first episode of the season. then they had a q and a and a couple of performances, this is new music thaw will see in season two. >> ♪ >> they ain't got the money is the name of the song. >> yes. >> it is not about the money but about the power. because they have so much money but it is in the about that. >> look at the gabby. >> you are so beautiful, the best part of the song is shake it, shake it. >> so she came out on stage and she, you know, did a little shaking. >> that is quite a bag of money. >> go, gabby. >> so she was like best friend, so it is great to see her do her thing. >> then after this, you have the after party. >> um-hmm. >> and so, the manager, and there is all of the great music you love on empire, he is biggest guy behind it all putting it together, executive producer of music on top of the carnegie hall. >> they have a rooftop area. mariah carry was there. >> yes. >> and, so then i just talk to tray buyers. i had to say he

he played with the philharmonic on carnegie hall. during that time he saved up a lot of money. so what's the problem, he died in 2013 at the age of 96 with a $4 million to his name, and no will. i tracked down down a former coworker of his to find out more about this mysterious man who left so much behind ending if anything away. i went to the home of a friend who he played with for over 20 years. >> he had a lot of money. you know i he had a? because he didn't spend a mcnichol. he was a frugal person. >> if it goes on client, it will go to the authority of new york city and the man had an administrator's office. this happens more than you think so we have in our studio kurt who is an expert. >> thank you for having me. so it's more common than you think. today over $42 billion of unclaimed money. >> there's a website you can go to write. >> absolutely. unclaimed.calm as well as a missing money.com are two great resources to go to to find out if you do have a claim. if you file the claim and paperwork. if paperwork. if your claim for someone who has passed away and maybe as a l

but no doubt the highlight was a sold-out concert at the world-famous carnegie hall. [ middle eastern folk music plays ] they played traditional folk songs and western classics, ending with a crowd favorite, ravel's "bol\ro." the next time you complain about having to practice piano or flute, remember, in some parts music. it's the sound of freedom. [ music ends ] [ cheers and applause ] [ bat cracks, crowd cheers ] >> one of the most influential players in all of baseball history was jackie robinson. robinson, on april 15, 1947, became the first african-american ballplayer to ever appear in a major league baseball game. he has since been inducted into the hall of fame, and his number, 42, has been retired by every single major league baseball team. i'm matt with "teen kid news." >> mother nature may have pulled the greatest prank of all time. countless stories of people seeing a huge creature swimming in loch ness. that's a lake in scotland. and for years, people have tried to prove that there really is a loch ness monster. well, one man claims he's discovered "nessie," as she's fond

at carnegie hall. >> i did, i did, twice.ce. >> our choir performed once. >> he still has time. we love you man, continued suck sees and thank you and all you do. tell your choir director and all of your guys, thank you so much. thanks, buddy. >> thank you. >> you got it. >> my man. >> we have girl choirs here as well, that are, part of the arts. love to see young people involve in the arts. >> he had five minutes notice to do that for the pope on saturday night. he was just outstanding. >> andre bocelli loved it with everybody else. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a record weekend for apple. why the new i phones are still in demand. >>> big news about the treatment of breast cancer in younger woman, what doctor says may not work. >>> and their big hit is we are family but it wasn't very family-like saturday night when the the sisters banned the youngest sister from singing for the the pope. >>> we have two round of heavy rains in the next five days or so, i'll break down both threats, how much rain we will exp

burger told us he wrote the musician a letter after seeing him perform at his first carnegie hall concert. >> it is good to know you have been interested in my music for such a long time. i suppose i'm not as innocent as i used to be, but who is? the muse sick still the most important thing. and i don't think that will ever change. thanks again, love billy joel. >> well tonight, was the 68th time he has seen billy joel in concert. >>> so you return fan mail and you get a fan for life. it is nice to hear. it is nice to learn, you know, guys like billy joel are nice guys. >>> as we look at the golden gate bridge, we have clear skies. 65 degrees at concord. oakland, 62. in livermore, 65. in san jose, 65 degrees. santa rosa, 58. here is what is happening. high pressure finally reasserting itself over the west coast as it boots that low aside. it will take the mild weather with it. so we are looking for things to warm up this week. by midweek, temperatures will be about 100 degrees inland. beach hazards because of a long period southerly swell that will really affectsouth and southwest facing

. >> reporter: some pianists dream of carnegie hall, but dotan negrin dreams even bigger. steve hartman, "on the road," in the catskill mountains. >> pelley: and on that note, that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hey! let me help with that. [000:29:41;00]

. >> reporter: some pianists dream of carnegie hall, but dotan negrin dreams even bigger.he road," in the catskill mountains. >> pelley: and on that note, that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> i see you two together. >> ben and jen back together? seen a marriage counselor. >> been public about making to sure they're working things out for their family. >> plus, food network chef giada with a million dollar settlement in the divorce but without a prenup, who gets what? >> and being able to influence people. >> the new class action lawsuit that claims jessica alba's honest empire is deceiving consumers and self proclaimed emergency treatment. >>> and remembering joan rivers on the one year anniversary of her death. also, we're with a young super bowl commercial star. the surgery to save mini darth vader's life. >> there is risk. >> his courage and his

. >> reporter: some pianists dream of carnegie hall, but dotan negrin dreams even bigger. ♪ ♪ steve hartmanill mountains. >> pelley: and on that note, that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> what's in the water? a health warning about this north bay river running green and turning toxic. >> violence at a bay area whole foods. a security guard accused of roughing up a shopper. the witnesses who say the guard overreacted. >> and a strange accident at the beach. the wind so powerful, it sends a kite surfer flying out of the water and into traffic. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. a bizarre accident at ocean beach. a windsurfer picked up and carried on to the great highway. kpix 5's betty yu tells us the man ended up under a car. >> reporter: san francisco police have shut down the southbound side of the great highway from lincoln to sloat where this accident happened this afternoon.

. >> reporter: some pianists dream of carnegie hall, but dotan negrin dreams even bigger.on the road," in the catskill mountains. >> pelley: and on that note, that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 deputies in sterling, virginia, are trying to find the person who pulled the trigger and killed a parkview high school student. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. it happened at the end of the first week of school in loudoun county. our peggy fox tells us the sheriff's department is searching for up to three suspects of >> reporter: the victim was 17- year-old danny centino miranda killed this morning at 8:30 as he stood on a corner right behind me. the sheriff said he was with a group of students waiting for a school bus. >> it's kind of scary. >> terrible, absolutely terrible. >> reporter: it happened east of sterling boulevard on east cornell dri

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perform in new york city, here's your chance. jerry seinfeld will be onstage on november 4 at carnegie hall. it is a benefit put on by the it will raise money for the meditate new york initiative meditation training to 10000 average new yorkers for free. tickets went on sale yesterday and start at $150. you can still get them. >> thank you anna. >> ben: we have more to, with "good day new york".

cast of empire and minds behind it walked red carpet on saturday night at carnegie hall. a lot of fun to talk with them all and try to get some information a reports that you're going it see lion and much more of cookie that is not true. they aa sured me also lee daniels says that he wasn't quote unquote sour grapes about them not getting more emmy nomination after he posted video on social media where he had kind of cursed out people with hashtag emmy nice guy over. he said it wasn't about emmys at all, and if i a also spoke with brian about why the smash hit didn't get more emmys and why people love it so much. >> this show was really juicy, and a i think that'ses what people look forward to. drama no matter how good your show is, it is rare to get emmy nominations the fist year. yeah, a thing you have to earn over time. >> that was -- a best response i got on that. everyone else was like we're grateful we have with public reaction but interesting take on it. he's been behind so many smash hit tv shows including 24. no i if couldn't get harris howard there we have a pic

. >> some dream of carnegie hall. but dotan negrin dreams even bigger. >> pauley: coming up. >> don't get nervous do you? >> of course i do. >> really? >> pauley: mo rocca with steven colbert. and later, old movies. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who explored their treatment options by getting a comprehensive second opinion at cancer treatment centers of america. call today or go online to schedule your second opinion here. learn more at cancercenter.com i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can do easily. new benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. new benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. >> i have enjoyed watching obama's signature piece of legislation unravel like a loose burrito in a backpack. >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: that's steven colbert when he was hosting his late night show on comedy central. now, look who's talking with us about hi

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jennifer: carnegie hall turned into the lions den this weekend. steve: the cast of "empire" hits the red carpet for the premier of season 2. what fans can expect when the show returns later this month. jennifer: and the hollywood action star who will be replacing donald trump as the host of celebrity apprentice. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wi-fi available. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two yea

she has just completed a year as composer in residence at carnegie hall, all >> people prer as a bookatever civilization, whatever period, difficult to put your finger on it. >> what better test for such a person than species 20 million years old. >> this is about as timeless as you can get. >> meet -- a timeless art. more fill as time as cycle or circle. i've done a lot of performances in this room. >> the first impression of the downtown manhattan's face where she's lived and worked all these years. time doesn't exist. >> you've been in this loft how many years? >> since 1972. >> never mind what's popular or commercial here she does what she's always done. peer inside herself. >> did you ever care about getting famous, getting rich. >> my concern was really the work. i wanted to follow my own path in as honest a way as i could. i pretty much have done that. >> sheer here, she just plays and plays until the music finds her. when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need in a developing country. thanks to customers like you, walg

i was trying to pull it down demand at carnegie hall. everyone tight lipped but more cookie played by traj henson not true one of the producers assured me. we have trond arntion jones as cookie lion assistant. miss america crowned in atlantic city last night. attack a look. >> your new miss america is -- georgia. betty beat out 51 other get competitors to win the crown. another big news item of the morning was it that vanessa williams she performed at the pageant for the first time in more than three decades and, of course, she and 1994 had to give up her crown because of a now photoscandal. >> miss america in 1994. first time she went back to the pageant. head judge and she also got a heart felt apology. >> for today's organization if i want to apologize to you. and to your mother miss helen williams. i want to apologize for anything that was said or done -- [cheering] that made you feel any -- for miss america you are, and you always will be. >> i like that guy. >> who was he again? >> he was a chairman i think -- >> like a bobbackerer

. >> and then they went to carnegie hall in a little bit, i'll recap the vip party and everything elsething in the philadelphia away. fox 29 with power 99, q102, wdas and mix 106 hosting an empire premiere party, at harrah's, philadelphia, you are invited. >> all you have to does rs vp at fox 29.com by september between the second. you must be at least 21 years old. >> that is a a casino and is there alcohol. >> we want to you come on your own empire, a tire, do you like how that rhyme. >> i will go as cookie. i have some leopard skin pick out president. >> i will be luscious. >> why not. >> here's quincy, he will be there. >> guys, you know i'm an eagles fan and panthers fan. i'm here with the panthers and work out with them coming up next. >>> we love photos through facebook and twitter. look at this tweet, he is ready for eagles, eagles nation. check out the the the pant, you can see pig skin pants, it is so cute. and looking at griffin, probably griffin, he is ready with his game face on. griffin being a dog and everything, his game face looks like his regular face but he is lookin

they played all around the world including carnegie hall in the oldest is just 10 years old. please meet 9-year-old mickayla, 9-year-old tyler on bass, 10-year-old brendan and on cello, 9-year-old justin members of the esteemed -- a group the joyous string quartet and in a moment they'll play for us. before we do that, justin, i want to ask you. you've been playing violin since you were 3 1/2 -- >> whole le. >> since you were 3 1/2. how did you get interested in it. >> my dad introduced the cello to me then i loved it and i met my friends, so it was fun ever since. >> okay, so you've been playing for that long. you've all been playing together for awhile and practice three times a week, one hour each time. who is the best musician of the four? >> me? >> yeah, i knew you were going to say that. >> how did i know you were going to say that? how did i know? also, when you play, you guys are really in the body language. everybody is going to see it and don't you got a headache. >> yeah, sometimes we shake our head too much so sometimes we get dizzy. one time i shook my head too m

. >> ron perlman is quitting the board of carnegie hall.ong the leaders of that institution. earlier this week perlman wrote a letter accusing the artistic director of a lack of transparency and the board failing to provide oversight. less than a year later, the whole thing has blown up. who you are saying hi to? >> people. >> just waving. >> just waving. >> may soon be easier to get from los angeles to las vegas. china's crrc signing a deal with u.s. partner express west to help build a high speed rail link between the two cities. estimates suggest that the project could be worth $5 billion. the deal comes days before china's president will be here, make his first visit to the u.s. >> look like a nice train. like a magnet train? >> those two cities -- >> they can go back and forth. >> should be joined together. >> you think? >> the vast moral waste land that -- just kidding. >> that is las vegas? >> or l.a. >> or l.a. >> i love l.a. -- >> if you're on uber now, there's -- you can click vegas. >> come pick me up and take me to vegas. there