incredible humans on broadway. >> do you at times feel like you're pretending on broadway?'re writing songs? >> i don't want to fake anybody out and make them think i'm a great actress. what i want to do is come and do my best work and work really hard at being great at honoring the craft. ♪ heartbeat >> that hard work paying porch during her first week as lead actress the show bringing in more than a million dollars i theater. >> this show is just becoming comfort food for people, and they really love the story. >> hello, jenna. >> reporter: the show, based on the 2007 film "waitress" starring keri russell. >> how's the bad husband? >> excuse me, i feel like i'm going to be sick. >> reporter: it's a very musical movie, though. there are movies that just sort of sing a little bit, and this to me is one of them. >> reporter: the indie film written and directed by adrienne shelley, who would also star in the film. shelley was tragically murdered in 2006, right before the release. >> reporter: we get to carry on her legacy. >> reporter: another example of the sisterhood behind

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stretch of broadway through town. you can find at any given time stolen cars, drugs, prostitution, human trafficking. just so much that goes on on broadway. >> just a half a mile from broadway's red light district is the sedgwick county jail. most of the 1,150 inmates here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. vegas walker arrived fresh from broadway. >> i've been robbed before, i've been jumped on, i've been maced. there's never a dull moment on broadway. >> somebody always getting stabbed, fighting shooting. it might sound weird but it's kind of like an adrenaline rush to me. >> walker says she has been a drug dealer on broadway for much of her young life and it was a confrontation with a man on that street that led to her arrest. she is charged with aggravated battery with the intent to cause great bodily harm. walker has pled not guilty but admits to stabbing her alleged victim but only in self-defense. >> i guess he don't have a spleen or a pancreas no more. and he

the audience of a broadway show, it's only in new york city, broadway tends to be expensive, do you thinkwin over one voter? this is the plan? >> harris: i just don't understand why the left seems to be so tone-deaf about one thing. a lot of people from different quarters of america, who didn't necessarily check the i'm a democrat or republican box, a lot of independents voted for this president. they go to broadway shows too. who's he anticipating the audience is going to be? by this ticket of gear leading to the left. >> david: and his films do worse and worse every time he has them come out, so he's down to it trying fill a small room. >> trish: i have a feeling it's not going to get tremendous amount of support. the new york theater crowd may go mama but a lot of people come in through other parts of the country. they're going to be a tough ticket source for you. there is a little cheap shot on the tomahawk missiles, let's not forget those missiles went over there because the assad is massacring his own people. even if you are michael moore, you should want al-assad out. he was right,

to drive seven blocks north on broadway is really a terrifying and astonishing feet. the complexity of it is terr horror show. it could have been exponentially worse. >> sandra: what we know right now is one person is dead, 12 others injured, although there are reports that there were many others, many more than that injured in all of this. this all happened at about noon. can you tell us a little bit more about what happens now? they've got someone in custody, what is the process by which they're going to go about determining if this was an accident or intentional? >> here's how it goes from here. now you see the extremely robust and while running machine of the nypd's investigative apparatus kicking into gear. along with the terrorist apparatus. they will decide who is individual is. they will do a deep dive on his friends, acquaintances, ml, past involvements, claims to allegiance, if any and who exactly he is from both his kind are garden maiden names to what he had prerequisites morning. that's extremely important to decide if this was terrorism related or if it

the intersection between broadway and 7th avenue. car plowed into 7th avenue and ended up on broadway. across thet square. one report saying that car was speeding, but will keep you up-to-date. nbc.ate ead according to a quick check on the markets, a little bit of a rebound. treasuries, in particular saw a big drop in yields. we are ending up with a 10 year yield at 2.2%. that is a massive drop. it is interesting to see if that will continue. stocks, a little bit of a rebound. nasdaq up .5%. let's get the details from abigail doolittle. here are the biggest point boosts. the nasdaq in particular. bestook is on pace for the day since may 1. it is more of a dead cap release or a rebound from yesterday's well-off. it makes sense that these are the top names of the year. the two let's look at day chart where we see a nice boost higher for walmart after the company beat earnings. rning.issed ea they like the two day chart to show a big move higher, the fact that e-commerce sales were up acquisitionet.com .ill will walmart be able to take

at broadway center on broadway creek -- walnut creek. we start with of that walk and the idea is to raise money to rescue more of these little guys and you can hear the kittens in the background. we are at 90 -- we are raising $90,000 we hope and we are at 75% of our goal right now. we hope to get more donations in. >> they always say don't go on camera with animals or kids because they steal the limelight but can you blame them? that kitten is adorable. that's the one meowing all morning long. dogs and cats are available at this event. >> yes. there will be 15 rescue groups with a variety of dogs, cats, birds, and possibly a few other critter -- critters. there is a community event after the walk. free for the public and very fun for families. you can bring your friendly pets we will have a best- dressed pet contest. we have great demonstrations. the walnut creek k9 unit will be there with demonstrations. there is a dog wash, lots of wading pools to keep their polls cool. this one really wants to talk. [laughter]>> that walkathon, we're

she puts her head down and just does it. >> reporter: ferris is breaking barriers as broadway's firstead actor in a wheelchair. >> i don't really talk about my disability that much. i just kind of live my life. >> reporter: ferris' muscular dystrophy has not held her back from her acting dream. a theater major in college, now 25, her madison's broadway idealogical debut is generating all kinds of buzz. >> it enhanced the performance but in the end didn't take it away at all. >> no one could have played the part better than her. >> reporter: even though madison admits to a few butterflies before auditioning with the oscar winning field. >> she is just the loveliest human being i've ever met. >> as mother and daughter, they enter upstairs with her dragging the wheelchair. >> i told maddie, if one day i say duck, it means the chair is coming flying at you and i've done the best i could, you know what i mean. >> reporter: to tell a story and send a message. >> the visual of what maddie brings is exquisite. >> reporter: at the end of the show, everyone around me said, does she really need

i was like, "i'm more famous than broadway grinch."was like, "i guess i'm more famous than broadway grinch." and i went and i stood next to them. and then i realized that i was standing in front of a historic bank, and they'd wanted a photo of themselves in front of the bank. [ laughter ] like they wanted me to take the photo of them. it was like a real up then down. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: they -- they probably walked off and they were like, "who does that guy think he is, broadway grinch?" [ light laughter ] "silicon valley" cast, one of the great things about the show is, you guys know each other in real life. you're friends in real life. you knew -- i think you all knew each other beforehand, pretty much? >> yeah, a lot of us knew each other. and we're really good friends. and we hang out when we're not shooting. >> seth: so because you hang out together as a cast, people then must recognize you faster because oh, you're all in context. it's like, oh. >> yes. yes. it happens much more. there is a thing recently like at t

why broadway?ause people on my side of the political fence need to start reaching the people who go to see "cats" and "the line king." so i'm planting my flag in a place where middle america shows up. >> in the summer, that's true. >> and that's why i'm doing flit the summer. and we need -- we need -- we need to sponsor nascar things. we need to see climate change things on the hoods of chevys that are racing around the track, you know. we need -- i did consider the ice capades or disney on ice perhaps. i'm just saying -- i'm being funny, but i'm not. because i really do believe that we need to reach people where they're at. 8 million obama voters voted for trump. i probably can't convince the vast majority on the way on the right. but i think we can hold our hands out to the 8 million obama voters that voted for trump. remember, it was just 10,000 visits in michigan, 2,000 votes per precinct that we lost. well can do this. and going on broadway is one way i'm going to attempt to reach out to middl

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how about broadway? that is what liberal filmmaker michael moore thinks will work.ails coming up, don't go away. e medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. >> i don't care because he doesn't give a [bleep] those republican leaders, and president trump, don't give a [bleep] liz: tom perry, not shy about using vol garities to slam trump and his agenda. during a rally yesterday, perez refused to say trump's offensive.ying his name is too >> our most important power is not the mr. in the white house, i can't mention his name. it the power of all of you. liz: bringing in our political power panel. good to see you. first you robin. squaring and cursing your -- swearing and cursing your way back to the white house, dems and perez, came off a unity tour. showing how divided they are, even bernie sanders would not say he is aligned with the democrat party here, is a independent at these

how do you do that and fill a broadway house. >> there is the technical level of things.ut in a very technical way where is there time to swallow that stuff and let it go down and make the sound. >> stephen: yes. once you've drained that out there's tons of room to send sound and lot of resonating space for the noise so it's a great time to sing after you cry. in a more artistic sense -- ( laughter ) ( applause ) i think it's something i always try to struggle with each night is not sacrificing any of the beautiful music. they've written the beautiful scores and i want the music to be heard and not sacrifice that too much for the emotion, but also not sing ago pretty song and you not feel at the motion. so it's a balance on how much to sack ties on either side of that. >> stephen: do people on the front row need a poncho. >> usually, i have no control. there's a lot of spit, a lot of snot. ( laughter ) >> stephen: go see it. i'm not joking. >> however, i used it to my advantage only one time. there were these four foreign teenagers who sat on the front row in a double dat

>> yeah, i mean this is my first time doing broadway.heater before, but this is, it's just a massive space. there's so many people in the audience. and every night is different. i mean it truly is. the thing that i find the most entertaining is like -- some, on some nights, there's like commentating that kind of happens. >> seth: okay. audio commentary? >> yeah, there's this one moment -- yeah, there's this one moment in the show, spoiler alert, but not really, but i, i hit somebody in the face, i slap somebody. and so i do that in the show. and i give it a good one. and i just hear "oh, my god she slapped him." [ laughter ] and i'm having this moment where i'm trying to be really upset and really pissed off and storm off and, just likr, they're just saying exactly what just happened. >> seth: yeah. i like that there's this certain age person who lives in new york that feels if they pay a certain amount of money, they will say what they want, and you will just have to hear it. >> yes, absolutely. but i enjoy it. i enjoy it so much. it's

coming ingher broadway debut.t time i saw the marquee, i completely lost my mind. >> reporter: hit singles like brave may have catapulted sara bareilles to the stop top of the charts. for the nominee, this is where her childhood dreams are coming true. >> there it is right there, starring sara bareilles. >> her name bright under the broadway lights. >> to be as cheesy as i can be. childhood fantasy coming true in a way i never would have imagined. >> reporter: do you feel like a broadway star? >> oh, my god, no, no. crazy, stop. >> reporter: you never felt like a pop star either. >> i'm just a schmobie from the sticks. >> reporter: all a piece of humble pie from the current lead actress to one of the hottest tickets on broadway. waitress the musical. ♪ sugar, butter, flour, don't let me down ♪ >> she plays jenna, a small town waitress full of big dreams in search of a new life, better life far from her abusive husband. ♪ ♪ it's not easy to know >> reporter: for 3 1/2 years she worked tirelessly to bring the show t

not played broadway before.ed because it's one of the plays that has closed. >> good to see one before the broadway show, before the broadway, tonys. what would that one be? >> i would have to see "dear evan hansen" or "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". >> thank you. >>> we will learn this year's winners at the 71st annual tony awards. tony winning actor kevin spacey is the host. watch it june 11th at 8:00, 7:00 central. >> an inside look at gala where celebrities put fashion in the spotlight. >> reporter: met gala is unlike than any other. the stars align here on the red carpet or in this case the ivory and blue carpet. coming up we'll take you behind-the-scenes as design vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> that's serena williams debuting her

show, before the broadway, tonys. >> i would have to see "dear evan hansen" or "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". >> thank you. >>> we will learn this year's winners at the 71st annual tony awards. tony winning actor kevin spacey is the host. watch it june 11th at 8:00, 7:00 central. >> an inside look at gala where celebrities put fashion in the spotlight. >> reporter: met gala is unlike than any other. the stars align here on the red carpet or in this case the ivory and blue carpet. coming up we'll take you behind-the-scenes as design,,,,, >> anybody you're looking forward seeing in there? >> everybody. >> gwyneth paltrow attended her first met gala after for you years. not making it this year kanye west but kim kardashian surprised everyone with an understated look. also not in attendance donald trump and his wife. they haven't attended for years. they were regulars for years. and donald trump proposed to his wife on the night of the met. >> one of the most fascinating red carpets. i may not understand w

. >> on broadway you were in new york for a few days and you didn't come, that was kind of messed. >> could only send you my schedule -- >> if i i could only send you. >> oh, man, mark, i want to see the show and i'm going to. the couple's honeymoon is still on hold until mark's wrap up his role in jersey boys. >> cam, thanks a lot. >>> meanwhile, tonight on the big bang theory the boys get a big shock when the secret project they're working on disappears. laurie metcalfe, we got to latest on the new series. >>> that's right, like mother like daughter. in the prequel, laurie's real-life daughter zoe perry is young marriy cooper, mm to jim parsons' character in the prequel "young sheldon." >> metcalfe, who just got a tony nom for "a doll's house part 2" is psyched about her daughter's co-star. >> hi, this is anne and i'm very excited. >> the little boy they cast is absolutely adorable. >> "big little lies" fans know actor ian armitage as "ziggy." in the "big bang" spin-off, the 8-year-old plays a young prodigy already navigating high school. >> we saw so many wonderful tapes that so ma

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. >> 45th and broadway near times square. i retweeted a couple pictures we're working to bring you here. we see a car up on the sidewalk and a couple people on the sidewalk being tended to. people tweeting that times square is just awash with emergency responders. >> times square went nuts says josh. people are screaming and running. the place is swarming with emergency vehicles and cops, people injured. if you've ever been to times square, here is a picture that we have from one of the tweets. you can see that car is up there on what they call the bollard poles which are supposed to keep vehicles from getting on to the sidewalk. >> right. >> and immobilizing vehicles. if you've ever been to times square, here is a live picture coming into the control room. if you've ever been there, a lot of people and cops. police officers all over the place. so they didn't have to go far. and mike, you saw a lot of tweets starting, what, just after 9:00. >> yeah. probably just after we went on air for the 9. i am seeing another picture of

. >>> well, you don't need to head up to new york to see some of broadway's most talked about shows.immel center for the performing arts in philadelphia is excited about six productions premiering here. and here to tell us more is fran angla, the director of philadelphia programming. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what can you tell us? this is always fun to hear the shows. >> we have six brand-new productions including disney's "aladdin." the revival of "the color purple," gloria estefan's life story "on your feet," a great array from the most romantic shows from "phantom of the opera" and "les miserables" and "waitress," a wonderful musical created by sara bareilles. one of the great things we have coming for next season is if you subscribe in '17-'18. you are guaranteed tickets -- >> wait! >> to "hamilton," the amazing broadway hit that we're excited to bring here in '18-'19 and we haven't announced the dates yet or the dates of the run and we had a tremendous respond, you are guaranteed your tickets to "hamilton". >> that's brilliant. >> we do what we can. it's

t how is working together -- >> when i was on broadway i saw on your twitter you were in new york fort come. that's messed up. >> if i could only send you my schedule. >> if i could only send you mine. >> oh man. mark here's the thing i want to see the show and i want to. now the couple's hone moon is still on hold. they plan to make the honey moon part of their one year celebration. >> cam, thanks a lot. >>> meanwhile, tonight on the big bang theory the boys get a big shock when the secret project they're working on disappears. laurie metcalfe, we got to latest on the new series. >>> that's right, like mother like daughter. in the prequel, laurie's real-life daughter zoe perry is young marry cooper, mom to jim parsons' character in the prequel "young sheldon." >> either i'm playing her or she's playing me. >> you know the bible says forgiveness. >> mom. >> i'm sorry >> metcalfe, who just got a tony nom for "a doll's house part 2" is psyched about her daughter's co-star. >> hi, this is anne and i'm very excited. >> the little boy they cast is absolutely adorable. >> "big little lies"

tonight -- kyle chandler, from "casual" actress, michaela watkins, a performance from broadway's "comerom away," featuring the 8g band with matt frazier. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i am seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump visited the jewish holy site, the western wall in east jerusalem today. he also said the wall was the reason israel doesn't have any mexicans. [ laughter ] melania, how big is a mexico? [ laughter ] president trump said today he never mentioned the word "israel" as the source of intelligence about isis during a meeting with russian officials. dude, nobody said you did. [ laughter ] that's like if your wife said, "are you having an affair?" and you said, "i am not sleeping with jenna." [ laughter ] president trump was given an official welcome -- oh, sorry. president trump was -- one more time. [ laughter ] okay, great. will -- wally, will you admit there's a mistake on that cue card? >> yes,

we begin with the writer of the broadway musical "dear evan hansen." ben platt. >> the first 12 and 15 minutes when you get to see evan and get to see him give his first monohog you get how deep a hole''s in and how in need o a savior he is so you understand how he falls into this. >> rose: we continue with cynthia nixon on broadway and the little foxes and in a film called the quiet passion, she plays emily dickinson. >> i think people who don't intend to come twice come sand see it one way and then come back because the rules are so different. because you see us in the first way, it's impossible to see us in the second way. >> rose: the urban pen exhi pigs at the metropolitan museum of art. we talk to jeff rosenheim. >> he understood the page of the magazine and how a picture would sit in, inc. h in the magazine and demanded it stop traffic and by doing so he applied all the training and art to the challenge. i mean, she was basically a vogue photographer for over 60 years. most of his pictures in the show were seen there and, yet, he was able to mak

you know, did a little film and tv here and there but coming back to broadway and coming back to broadway play. i know alison was on and-- and john benjamin hickey and this incredible character written by john, it is a joy, man. >> stephen: how did you find out you were nominated? >> well, you know, the met ball was fun, it was the night before and everybody came kept coming up and good luckk good luck. and i'm like i am going to try not be hungover for the show. i thought they were talking about good luck for tomorrow night, for the show. i didn't realize they were talking about the nomination. one thing lead to another, i woke up at like noon the next day. my phone was like vibrate on the floor and i found out from my friends, you know, that i was nominated. >> stephen: now i understand that you are-- , now as i said,e you in 24 legacy on foxment and your mom is a cop, right? >> yeah, she served on the force for about 28 years. in washington d.c. (applause). >> stephen: get any advice from her? >> yeah. >> stephen: of how to be an officer with a beat. >> how to keep the peace, she actua

busy broadway in oakland is getting a two-way protected bike lane.cially opens this morning at 11:00. get going on your bike. the lane starts at broadway and goes uphill from there for about three blocks. the lane comes with oakland's first functional bike traffic signals. nice improvement there. >> all the rain we had in recent months taking a toll of highway 37 in the north bay and now there is talk of adding tolls to fix the highway. they report that a meeting last week, transportation agencies discussed several options. one is a $5 toll charge to cross the 12-mile section of highway. that would generate nearly $10j billion. >> you talk about rising sea levels. there's a special meeting to discuss the threat from rising sea levels. in the bay area, scientists predict that could threaten billions of dollars worth of inf infrastructu infrastructure. some lawmakers have called san mateo county ground zero for impacts because of how many assets are located at sea level. >> good news for commuters this morning. the average price of gas is down more tha

the singer al jolson came with 50 broadway stars all the way from new york to harding's home in ohio where they parade down main street and started singing songs in harding's praise. i think of that is really the first time we had celebrities in the modern age who were very interested in advocating for a candidate. it's really with the advent of television in the 1950s that celebrity politics becomes a national kind of episode. isenhour is such a nature to encase because isenhour was someone who was not really interested in politics. he wasn't interested in politics and it really wasn't interested in celebrity. he had been a military man his entire life. in fact he refused to run for president in 1932 but he allowed his name to be entered and nominated so he spent most of the 1952 primary campaign overseas in paris where he was supreme commander of nato. this made for an adjusting story to me because he had a presidential candidate who is off site who wasn't dissipating in his campaign. they were supporting isenhour forbade republican nomination and they relied on people like clark g

it runs up broadway about three blocks between keith and brookside avenue's toward tunnel road.s an area that often has cars whizzing by on the way to highways 13 and 24. now the cars won't be intermingling with bike riders. there's also a wide median strip for pedestrians crossing broadway. >> we have pedestrians on the sidewalk, cyclists in their lane and cars. this is a situation where segregation is a good thing. >> reporter: he writes about transportation safety. >> someday if we have enough of this, you can let your children ride a bike by themselves and not worry about them getting run over. >> reporter: it was funded by caltrans street improvement funds as part of an agreement. officials say the area has been reconfigured. neighbors we spoke with who live next to the new path say they are more traffic backups overall if it favorable reviews. >> definitely safer for the kids. there are more kids who walk to school now. because of the bike lane. >> reporter: advocates are hoping the project will serve as a template to serve and show how other streets can be made safer for

she's now back on broadway and nominated for a tony.." ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: young lady. there you go. now, just for the people out there who may not know, i just reminded them in your intro right there, that "roseanne" is coming back. >> it is coming back! ( cheers and applause ) i know! >> stephen: how long is it between seasons, then? >> between -- oh, wow, 20 years. i don't know. >> stephen: really? something like that? >> well, my son's 23, and he was born on the show. >> stephen: how did that come about? how did something that's gone off the air 20 years ago come back like that? >> john goodman went on "the talk" and they did, like, a 30-second parody. it went well. then when he went on to one of the anchors on the show asked john if he would consider doing a reunion. he said, of course, i would. and that got sarah thinking. sarah made calls to everybody. everybody said yes. so it came together really fast. >> stephen: so this coming fall? >> well, we're going to tape it in the fall, so i guess it wi

and b, because women had never done this on broadway before. not just in one part but two. >> she's so great. the little foxes is on broadway now. and her movie "the dinner" is in theaters. that 15-minute sequel to "love actually" will air this thursday night during the red nose schedule. >> check out our web extras at today.com/sunday. dylan's back with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie. we're going to see wet weather up and down the east coast down to the gulf of mexico. heavy rains continues through the southeast by tuesday. in wednesday, still unsettled in the eastern third of the country but the western two-thirdses looking pretty good. spotty showers by the end of the week still unsettled. then we dry out by the >>> good morning. i am first alert meteorologist, krystal klei. highs today still below average, and 69 degrees in center city, and may be able to sneak in a spot 70-degree temperature. and 68 for allentown this afternoon. tuesday the icons. mostly cloud to partly cloudy conditions out here. low 60s along the

i play hamilton sometimes on broadway. i have a guy who seems to know you.ants to know if you'll go with him to prom. >> no kidding. now, hannah and michael are both into theater. they've been part of their own school production which is awesome which is why this particular tn

it's a great show. >> stephen: you're currently starring in "groundhog day" on broadway.reat show. >> stephen: you're currently starring in -- ( applause ) but here's the thing, as if people may not know. as you're nominated for a tony, beautiful performance, everyone blown away, but might be more blown away if they know what you're working through. can you tell the people what happened three days before opening night? >> three days before opening night, i'll try to make a long story short -- >> stephen: you're all over the set, jumping, flipping -- >> i'm pretty much on the entire show, running around as phil conners, the weather man who's stuck in time. it's a very active show and one part of the show towards the end where i'm running around saving everybody's life. i've learned my lesson and saving everybody's day, catching cats falling from trees and all sorts of things. running from stage left to right. last part of the number, full tilt, leapfrogging over somebody, landing -- catching a woman falling off a ladder then catching a cat falling out of a tree. so i didn'

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