at 100 broadway. i wanted it go head and address the continuance from the left time we had there were modifications the health department wanted us to make in the place am of the smoking and vaping lounge from up stairs to downstairs k with modification. egress we worked with d ph and mr. boba. we have a solution had fit the department of health requirements. we then went ahead and started working with plan to make the modifications necessary. we took the time to go head and address the modifications and worked with our architect who is here today. >> and made the modifications where the planning upon department was able to sign off and in compliance. secondly, what i would like to address the statements with community out reach and our neighborhood good policy. we sent out multiple notices. go head to the next slide. so on the first day we did the mailers sent out on april fourth the preplanning phase. we invited the neighborhood we have a list of all of the addresses the mailers were sent tochlt the

at 100 broadway. thank you. i'm hazel lee the development of the health and he stable community must be a balance including economic, culture, education. recreation and art. the whole of san francisco already are 200 plus cannabis stores and 300 waiting to prove. you need such condition bills store? in fact, a lot can order in the west side like say one person say is legally to take place over the west side. thank you. give me a chance to speak. good afternoon, commissioners i'm marlene tran. like hundreds here we oppose the upon marijuana dispensary at 100 broadway near several childcare if sillities and the school. i dopely care about the children and the youth because of i have been teach nothing san francisco for over 35 years. in the interest of time may i ask in chinese for those who oppose to raise the hands would you allow me. okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon will i'm [inaudible] catherine [inaudible]. i want to reminds one simple thing. morals before money. people before mo

this is the first show i ever saw on broadway and it is my broadway debut.circle moment for me. it meant that for other people and other young black girls who would come to see me or who would see my face and see me playing this role it meant that they could have a chance and they could see themselves playing a role like this as well. kind of affirming their hopes and dreams in a way that i did not necessarily have growing up. when the phantom first came to broadway it actually revolutionised the business. there was a spectacle that was never seen before. the whole package. costumes, the music, everything just came together in a package that, to me, is very hard to replicate. phantom happens to be my favourite show of all time and i have seen the show nine times, probably. i plan to see it one more time before they close. you have to be able to close out one's mind from other distractions at the moment you lose focus, mistakes can happen. the night starts on the day for me, usually. i am grateful and lucky to be doing what i love with this incredible group o

joe fryer now on the star "inspiring america." >> reporter: eight times a week, broadway audiences arewn away by a monsoon, jinkx monsoon. ♪♪ she's the first drag queen to play matron mama morton in the long-running musical "chicago." >> i wanted to show that we can play the roles that we're good at playing, no matter what we were perceived ass at birth. >> repporter: jiinkx is a qqueen wiith two o crowns, winning the reality show "rupaul's drag race" twice. that paved the way for the great white way. >> a celebration of a life dream coming true. >> reporter: and she is living that childhood dream while living her truth. >> this is who i am. this is who i was always meant to be. this is how i am following my dream. >> reporter: her run is so successful, it was extended by two weeks. recently "chicago" had the highest grossing nonholiday week in the show's 26-year history. ♪ the goddess or you ain't and boys i got it ♪ >> reporter: yet as jinkx sells out shows on broadway, drag queens are facing a backlash elsewhere. tennessee just passed a law restricting drag shows. other states are c

and the final curtain at broadway's - curtain at broadway's longest—running show. curtain at broadway's show. this is the first show _ longest-running show. this is the first show i _ longest-running show. this is the first show i ever - longest-running show. this is the first show i ever saw - longest-running show. this is the first show i ever saw at i the first show i ever saw at broadway and it is my debut. so it is a beautiful full cycle moment for me.- it is a beautiful full cycle moment for me. ,, ., moment for me. sitting halfway between the — moment for me. sitting halfway between the scottish _ moment for me. sitting halfway between the scottish mainlandl between the scottish mainland in norway, the shetland islands have a unique combination of cultures. and today the sleepy town of lau week is facing an invasion from a long dormant foe. the viking. —— lerwick. this is one of a number of viking festivals that take place in shetland every year. this one in lerwick is the biggest. it is best known for its night—time procession. ——up helly aa is best known for its night—time proc

this is this is broadway 810 [inaudible]. broadway and this is building a. building b and building c. we can see from there we see this is the school play ground it is so close this is 100 brud way. so close to the marijuana center. and this is [inaudible] preschool. and also all of them is within a block. it is less then and there 100 feet. so -- our broadway building approximate [inaudible] 825, 850, 245 broadway and academy school and the preschool, we have almost 815 people. and the children and woman accounted for about 63%. and the thing is 32%. and -- we all than marijuana special so many marijuana use are come to our community. it is reaction to smoking marijuana. from person to person. or excitement or [inaudible] or panic or panic or unconsciousness or behavior and may even [inaudible] aggressive behaviors. and this aggress behaviors may bring anxiety, fear and panic to children and residents. and other unsafe ins debts robbery, and attacking pedestrians and [inaudible]. so -- not mention about the exhaust of marijuana [inaudible]. some -- diseases

first of all, welcome back to broadway. delightful to have you back.ing guest in the '60s. he was an incredible virtuoso. he was a pianist, wrote books, he also struggled with mental health and addiction and he would speak openly about it on live television with back on "the tonight show," was crazy. people struggle talking about it today. using it as fodder to make fun of himself and it was super shocking. the tagline on our poster is "anything can happen on live television in one night it did." the name of the show, "good night, oscar" because jack ma are used to sign off saying at the end of "the tonight show," he would say good night, oscar levant, wherever you are. it takes place, the whole play takes place in real life, oscar levant cocked a four hour pass from a mental health pure in a game show. for this play we switched it to "the tonight show." it culminates in this unbelievable appearance on "the tonight show." >> sean: he had such -- >> sean: not unlike this one. >> stephen: how long did they give you? >> sean: i'll tell you, a lot longer t

now "some like it hot" is a hit on broadway. reporter: you could say the movie has legs. in "some like it hot" -- >> i understand you are looking for a couple of girl musician. >> reporter: tony curtis and jack lemmon play two musicians on the run from the mob who disguise themselves as women. >> my name is josephine. >> i'm daphne. >> reporter: and wind up making hollywood history. >> fresh. >> reporter: the film came out in 1959. >> it's oscar night in hollywood. >> reporter: and 63 oscar nights ago it was up for six awards. >> jack lemmon was nominate ford im p impersonating a girl. i remember when he used to get arrested for that. >> reporter: but "some like it hot" did more than just make an audience laugh. you might not know that director billy wilder is said to have practically pushed the two men into the ladies room to see if they could pass for the real thing. >> this is from me to you. >> reporter: they. to ice histhtd a day spt igs. >> i'm sugar cane. >> yeah, i changed it. >> reporter: or that marilyn monroe, as suga

we're like, "he needs to see a broadway show. he's old enough now.ing you on stage. you're just in one that's inappropriate. >> i hope so i hope he would be okay seeing me on stage. we never know. we never know. yeah, so, we took him to "into the woods," which i thought was perfect. 'cause it's sondheim and i just wanted that to be his first one. and he loved it. >> seth: that's so exciting. >> yeah, he knew what was happening. >> seth: were you checking in with him constantly? >> yes, to the point where he was like, "i know what's happening mom. [ light laughter ] back off." >> seth: that's really adorable. because, as i was telling you backstage, my son, who's about the same age, went with my wife, and i think he was totally lost. so - [ laughter ] again, it's not a contest. people, you know, develop at different speeds >> did he like the giant >> seth: he liked the giant. >> they all love the giant >> seth: yeah, they all love the giant. he failed to answer any of my follow-ups about the giant he's like, "there was a giant. i'm like, "tell me more

she's breaking barriers on broadway as the very first dra queen to play major mama morton, in the hipaclu is tracking more than 400 anti lgbtq bills under consideration and 40 of the 50 states here to discuss, jinkx monsoon herself, current kessel on broadway and headliner of th concert tour, everything a stake. james, i'm so glad you're here it seems right now that drag i all people are talking about and a lot of people don't seem to understand it >> well, it's like this, dra is an art form that was born i the lgbtq i a+ community so if you do not take time t get to know that community, of course aspects of drag are not going to make sense to you but we don't have to understan everything to know that it should be allowed to exist you know, like i don't understand every cultura aspect of every culture, different from my own. but nothing about me once to tell people to stop doing it because that is just peopl living their lives and being truthful to who they are. why do we think that we need t govern what other people d with their lives, if it has no effect in our own? and, that is wha

♪ >> reporter: a new demon barber of fleet street has set up shop on broadway.ve a razorback there? >> you are a risk taker, anthony. i never leave home without one. >> reporter: josh groban and stephen sondheim's "sweeney todd" ahead on "sunday morning." >>> and more. conor knighton takes us to snowy wisconsin and the biggest cross-country skiing race in the country. >>> rita braver profiles npr's ari shapiro, a journalist with some serious singing chops. >>> martha teichner has the story of one of our oldest black towns struggling to survive. >>> with seth doane we will head to amsterdam for a blockbuster exhibit featuring the art of johannes vermeer. >>> we'll have commentaries on the power of the unspoken word. >>> and the power of jim gaffigan to, well, lull you to sleep. all of that and more this sunday morning, the 19th of march, 2023. we'll be back after this. >>> he is a lifelong hunter, wildlife conservationist and a serious chef. lee cowan goes on the hunt with the "meateater." >> i got him. he is in the trees. >> reporter: here in the sawtooth mounta

they have the playbill. >> stephen: nothing like a broadway theater.ylar: people don't realize about broadway shows, it's so beautiful and the second that you step into the wings it's like a building from the 1800s substantively crawling with mold. but that's also the charm. >> stephen: the rats are unionized. >> skylar: we support the local rat unions. >> stephen: how did you discover musical theater? >> skylar: i auditioned for local production in my community of "godspell." >> stephen: we are really jesus christ superstar. "day by day" is fine. >> skylar: it's a little soft. jesus is a bit of a rock star. >> stephen: as he was. >> skylar: kind of a big deal. >> skylar: you don't get those abs from folk music. >> skylar: there is no mandolin in his workout routine. >> stephen: let's move on. you are starring in the cps drama, hit drama "so help me todd." who is todd and who is he so helping. >> skylar: he's a private investigator stripped of his license for his illegal activity and asked to go to work for his high-powered attorney mother played by th

and in six months i was on broadway so, when "stella" came, i was like okay, cool. you worked with were happy when it happened. [ laughter ] they were like, if he gets two out of three in a year, we're never going to want to talk to him again. >> i told them seven pieces >> seth: and was that a film while you were making it, you were like, "oh, this is going to be something that people are going to respond to, that is going to endure? >> i'm so embarrassed. i didn't know how the whole industry worked. so, you know, i grew up reading "us" magazine and seeing the paparazzi. the first day i came home from the movie, i thought that there were going to be television cameras in my apartment. [ laughter ] and i was like where is everybody? i didn't realize that the movie hadn't even come out >> seth: you had a voice mail from your pizzeria uno being like you're late for your shift. [ laughter ] >> exactly exactly. nobody knew. nobody knew. >> seth: another film you made "the best man," which became a franchise and now a show over on peacock. [ applause ] >> thank you, guys

the temporary implementation of ideas was extremely compressed 8 weeks for the broadway production.logies in a state of permanent stress. i was drinking. yes, in my consent, i understood that this would be the task of blood. well, having signed up for this , there was no time for such reflection, and for the revitalization of the team itself. we just had to release it within the time frame that was supposed to happen. of course it did. all that was supposed to happen was the scenery that became possible there, and a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of cool and interesting things, but on the other hand, such a sharp deadline. uh gives a certain nerve, a certain drive and a desire to accomplish the impossible, but it also benefits the work. it seems to me that for 8 weeks the turnkey project at the same time at the mdm theater was casting actors , dramatic choreographic and vocal rehearsals, scenery was mounted, their machinery was launched, lights were installed, sound was adjusted, costumes were finished. there were pr campaigns. no one slept, everyone sang and danced around the clock. i wa

institution which is broadway.ver the eradication, the eradication, the eradication of members of my community and my art form. i go and i perform on broadway to standing room only. we get standing ovations every night and then the people stay at the stage door to meet me and have signatures and photos afterwards it's like, what's going on where there are some people in the world to get that i'm just a human being living my life doing what i do my best, and there are some people trying t blame everything wrong with ou country on me. >> do you see because drag thi are celebrated in places lik new york, standing room only people are there to get your autograph -- do you see a direct correlatio of backlash to who you are i other less progressive states? success in new york -- does not mean failure in tennessee? >> it's just this idea we've been conditioned to believ that somehow me having the sam rights as every other citize of this country is somehow taking away from other people. we hear a lot of religious freedom a

>> you can do anything on broadway. it's not her story.o go see the britney spears musical? >> i'm in. i make no apologies. i like this new thing they're doing where it's just play pop music through these characters. i was glad to see the winks about phantom. it didn't make sense to me that they were gone forever. frank, thank you so much. great to talk to you. >>> coming up, former president trump's comment on staying in the 2024 race even if he is indicted. is indicted ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ realtor.com (in a whisper) can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you're staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to each their home. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq

broadway san jose's launch party. at the san jose center for the performing arts with live performances. from the 2023-2024 season musical at 6:00 p.m. this event is open to the public with free food and drinks. for more information. visit broadwaysanjos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >>> welcome back. we promise the sun will come out again some day. and today, while we wait for the sun, we are highlighting an nba legend as a bay area bridge builder. kareem abdul jabar. he sat in with student photos today and spoke with the students and donated signed copies of his book from the harlem renaissance. >>> coming up, we will tell you about the bay area chefs getting a big >>> in a state where cannabis is legal, california still has a significant illegal marijuana scene. coming up at 5:00, our lauren toms rides along as four busts were made in one single neighborhood. that with liz cooke and ryan yamamoto coming up at 5:00. >>> the james bea

. - [narrator] today, tria's taking portraits of dancers, rehearsing to broadway music at a dance academy that used to be a prison. (shutter click) (tria speaking in foreign language) - that's nice. yeah. beautiful. (shutter click) (energetic music) - [narrator] photography is embedded deep inside cuba's dna, going back into history. (man speaking in foreign language) photographers came from all over the world to chronicle the revolution and its aftermath. - okay, re, you can have it. come on. - [narrator] among them, acclaimed new york photographer, elliott erwitt. - this is fidel and me. for at it's worth. looks like i was looking at a cigar. maybe it was a lull in the conversation. - [narrator] in the early 1960s, elliot was shooting for magnum photos in what was then the soviet union. when he was given a rare chance to visit cuba. - and that was a unique opportunity to get pictures of them. and in particular, get pictures of che. che guevara was certainly less available than castro. i think he was busy doing other revolutions so. (birds chirping) - [narrator] today, one part of cuba s

murray: here in new york, on broadway, off-broadway, in europe, in concerts.e the cast can discover him. just for fun. >> stephen: that is a hell of a fle oh, i'm sorry. did i put my oscar in your scene? i didn't realize he was there. i didn'twant them to be there. >> f. murray: he has been in trash cans, drawers, suitcases. people get into bed and they go, whoa. >> stephen: is that an oscar are you just happy to see me? but you're on stage. well, this is a broadway stage. where is oscar? is oscar here? >> f. murray: are you saying -- >> stephen: i am asking you if oscar is here tonight. >> f. murray: i don't know. >> stephen: mark, that is my stage manager. is it somewhere out here? >> f. murray: he says it is. >> stephen: do we do this -- the youngest one goes and looks for it? is there a trick? may i? i'm not joking. hold on. no. hold on. warmer? [audience shouting] >> turn left, turn left. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> stephen: wow. i will deliver him right back to you. >> f. murray: oh, it's all yours. >> stephen: f. murray, thank you so much. oh, m

the delorean, it is headed for broadway.ning when we all came in. >>> plus, we'll tell you about the new report finding that americans are in greater debt than ever, especially millennials. i'll give you some tips about how to dig yourself out. >>> first, the major winter storm that's on the move right now that's hit the west coast. yosemite national park had to shut down. want to go back to ginger in santa monica. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: yeah, george, it's looking at the santa monica pier, ponding on the beach, on the roadways and we've been just battered with the heavy rain, now we're on the backside of it. but the flooded advisories have moved south. oceanside, san diego, involved for the next couple of hours. higher elevations, snow, two to three feet in the mountains. they've been slammed. mudslides and landslides still a possibility. look at those images. yosemite had to close because of so much snow. inoperable and thankfully a lot of people did heed the notice that there were going to be blizzard condition

and tomorrow, maybe you'll go out on broadway.on the lips for singing like a nightingale. today you scored it does not shine. and tomorrow, maybe you’ll go out to broadway today, you’ve scored , you’re shining, and tomorrow you can go out to the door, well , under lyubonka i kiss you for what you eat man i hope you got to know these beautiful girls. tanechka hello. hello kolya stunned, i think, my god, a girl is coming. wow, sweetie. i didn't know my daughter and i'm looking at my dress. it is the only dress that was made to order for me, and thinking where the girl got such a dress, the second one, she turned and saw her daughter. i saw it, i think it looks like ira a little bit like, well, what emotions did you experience, tell me. well, you know, i just got overwhelmed. and i'm happy with pleasure. i am grateful to my daughter that she did not pass me at all what will happen. here you are, such a beach of willpower, she wanted with all her might and apparatus, but let's first leave . memories so, in the eighty-fourth year , at

i love singing so much, i got to the broadway a couple of times, like a told you but that's very broadwayit is, even if it's like rat packy, that kind of era, all that stuff is golden, just a bunch of bangers. >> kelly: yeah. [applause] i'm just saying you and michael buble and me and jesse. >> oh, my god! come on! >> kelly: i think this is a great idea! i was like this would be a really great movie. throwing it out there. st. patrick's day is tomorrow, do you celebrate? you get into that? >> i do. i have a lot of irish blood in me. irish people in the audience? all right, good. >> kelly: yeah, i found out, 27%, 23andme, thank you. >> you didn't know you were irish? >> kelly: i did but i didn't know the percentage. >> we have a good bit of irish and my family blood and my grandma was super into st. patrick's day, we grew up in ventura, california, and everything patrick stay there's a st. patrick's day parade and my grandmother was a part of the irish-american club and i don't know why or how they got their hands on this, but they had a float and that float was like a big, you know, truck

this is european, then the musical is completely off broadway.how it went on broadway brought to moscow, we e and put on a wonderful show. it was 20 years ago. yes, more than 20 years ago. i last year we celebrated the music as it was and then she was born. ah, theater star. today is the brilliant anastasia stotskaya. in my opinion, the number one today in the musical genre. yes , at the end of last year , philip kirkorov hinted that he could also shine in a dramatic role on the stage of the theater of nations, let's wait and see. in the meantime, philip successfully realizes his acting talents. as chairman of the jury show-mask each issue a new complex image and in each of his appearances kirkorov reminds that he is not just a showman, but an artist with a capital letter yes wow and i can’t know without it, it’s like without a loved one. this is your air, this is your life. it's all yours, the stage is my everything. although. today, perhaps, i may have argued with myself, because the family in the first place is my children. this is my everythi

it's now scheduled to open on broadway this summer. >> give it up for contemporary color!ning, weapon tossing, and dance to the pop music of nelly furtado and st. vincent. >> i thought, oh, this is just gonna be highlighting their talent and putting people together who would never normally be together. and it wasn't until i saw the show and i realized, this is -- this is not about that at all. what it's really delivering is this message about inclusion. that's what this is about. they kind of revealed it. >> but isn't that extraordinary that you can start doing something with one thing in mind, and yet it has a life of its own? >> i trust what i do and what other people do that way that it's going to deliver what it wants to say. but someone else looking at it could go, what are you talking about? you don't know what you're doing? you don't know why you're doing it? you don't know where it's going to end up? i just kinda trust it, yeah. >> he has a small studio in his new york city apartment where he tinkers with lyrics and new ideas. much like he did all those years it s

for a dangerous conditions as you make your way home radar still showing we have some rain near broadway. this is going to be a little more than a quarter of an inch of rain as we peak into kind of close to oakland. those lows. tonight, we're looking at santa rosa up to the north, at least at 41 miles per hour. so at least it's not going to 41 we're not concerned black ice, but it's still going to be cold. as you wake up in the morning, 6 o'clock hour, you could be dealing with some fog, but temperatures will warm up. so we just got to get through this evening. and of course, we'll update you on tv and online. thank you, well, all the snow, great news for skiers and snowboarders ease borders looking to hit the slopes. >> into the summer, mammoth mountain announcing it will remain open for, quote, winter operations through at least july with no from closing date. they say this is the longest extension. they've announced this early in the season with the best spring conditions. the eastern sierra has ever seen. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors were able to snap an 11 game road los

for the pbs "newshour," i'm jeffrey brown on broadway. is much more online, including a list of four things you should know about the epa's proposal to limit so-called forever chemicals in drinking water. be sure to join our own william brangham who is filling on "washington week" tonight. he and a panel of journalists will discuss the ripple effects of recent bank failures and the growing political divide over support for ukraine. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on pbs. check your local listings. geoff: and watch pbs news weekend tomorrow for a look at how the rising cost of veterinary care is creating hardships for pet owners. >> this is dobby. dobby came and injured. she's had to have her hips replaced. hi! >> an injured dog arrived in an animal control truck. the owner suspected it was hit by a car when theyere out of town. >> he broke the chain and was wandering around. he was surrendered because they couldn't afford. >> it does happen often. it seems like the only option. i know i don't have money to take my dog to the vet and t

the broadway exit. when we talk about those winds, let's get into some video from earlier this morning about i would say the last half hour. you can really see this is the gas station nearest. >> those flags are really kind of just flapping through the wind. and i know, john, that they're going to be getting some high winds. will there's a good look for and when it comes to just exactly the rain and the weather on the roads, you can see all morning it's been like this. we got here around 5 o'clock. it started off just a tad bit. we're a knee. and then it really just got into it. we haven't seen major backups about a half hour ago. we did see one back up here in this area on highway 101. but since it's really cleared up, so traffic does appear to be moving. but if you are heading out this morning, you're really going to want to take some patients. those rain boots, your coats and an umbrella. i guess that would be up to you. but i can again attest that mine has flown away. but that's the very latest burl

it is now getting a new broadway at tatian starring one of today's biggest stars jessica. the story for our arts and culture series canvas. >> it feels like you are incredibly exposed as an actor because you are not able to hide behind anything. >> in a dolls house, jessica takes on a famous character in a new way. in a strip down no props or period costume production envisioned by director jamie lloyd. she recalls an early meeting to talk about his approach. >> he mentioned something about props. what do you mean? it was very difficult for me to imagine. the play begins with her eating cookies. in the very first scene her husband asks her you look healthy. have you been eating cookies? and she said no i would never do that to you. there is just no cookies. i said to jamie, i don't understand how to do this. we say in the very first scene that i am not honest. i swear that i would never do that to my husband and the audience is just saying that i have. we are not given the opportunity to do that now and he says he will do it in the acting. >> i saw that clipping with my fa

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>> i went to rehearsal last week. >> i have never done broadway before, so this is my debut. >> i'lln may. had the jonas brothers not broke up, we wouldn't have this album. >> absolutely. if you are going to listen to any one of our albums, we think this is the plumb bluchl you should listen to this is the most quintessential jonas brothers. >> it does have this retro '70s feel to it was that the intention >> we definitely pulled from a lot of inspiration we pulled from the bee gees with our father we are a band of brothers that sing together in harmony but also a band. but this one does a good job of embodying where we are as fathers, where we are as husbands, and just brothers. >> i enjoyed the video from "wings." ♪ you are the wings that need t fly away ♪ >> reporter: music video for wings off the new album featured one "lotus" star who happens to be a super fan >> she's a long-time fan and said some things about the band, what it means to be a fan now in her adult years. so we were all like, what if we gave her control and let her take the lead here and do whatever she wanted. sh

don't want any confrontation between the united states of the russian federation wearing fever of broadway, the correlations for the sake. for the interest of the people over united states and russian federation rushes defense ministry denies us just came in contact with the drone and claims sharp maneuvering caused a crash. but according to pentagon spokesperson de defense department has a video of the collision that it could eventually declassify and release to the public. d, w. washington correspondent michelle la, christina sent us this update. this was a very significant incident, and one of the indicators is that it took hours for this to become public and both sides. the u. s. and russian side are currently talking to each other. that's at least what the americans are saying and discussing at very high levels. what exactly happened, the united states at this moment in time, resorting to fact finding rather than condemnation that highlights how high the stakes are. after all, this is a direct contact between a u. s. military piloted drone with no pilot on board and in russian fighter

." >> yes >> seth: which is currently on broadway in previews right now >> yes >> seth: are you goingt out >> no, but i just heard that maude apatow is on the show. >> seth: yeah! >> and she's playing audrey too. >> seth: yes >> "little shop of horrors" is like my favorite show. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i have a dream about playing seymour. i actually played -- when i was 17, i played that role at aberystwyth art center which is the town i'm from and it's one of my real dream roles. ♪ suddenly seymour ♪ [ cheers ] >> seth: there you go. that was for you that was for you >> thanks, guys. yeah, i'm judging by your taste, because that was not my finest [ laughter ] >> seth: we do want to beg you just remember the next time you're on, please don't use your time here to audition for broadway stuff >> yeah. yeah, sorry. [ laughter ] >> seth: did you do a lot of shows when you were 17 was that - >> yeah, that's when i -- so i started acting when i was about 15 i was quite late to it really. and that was one of the ones i did in youth theater it was an amazing thing for me, acting, becau

hillary and chelsea clinton wer seeing the broadway show some like it hot, which is already funny, whensle near them. it might be the fourth time inside the theater, so is this person paying for tickets just to poop there. >> i'm thinking that older people go to the theater. i thought they were saying moulin rouge and nobody caught on that [bleep] was hitting the fan. >> apparently there was a turd at the broadway show and also i the aisle. i am referring to hillary clinton. thank you. applause. >> i actually know what happen. >> they were in charts first, they thought it was a regular review of the play, but then they realized it was a copy of the 2016 campaign strategy. >> all right, pab, did you put some hard thought into what might be behind this? this segment is called poo detective. you have to solve the crime. >> it is a mystery, on one hand the theater said this is an isolated event within their number to source, see what i di there? said no, actually this has happened four times. so was the first source just fo of crap. >> the source is the pooper. why would you say it only hap

philip kearny was born at number three broadway at the home of his maternal grandfather. this building right here, number three broadway was one of the most exclusive addresses in the city of new york. though he was born there philip kearny, it was june 1st, 1850, and it was during a terrific that crashed on lower manhattan. a lot of people took note of that, that this child born would lead a stormy life, and he did. but he grew up at this cottage in newark, jersey, spent a lot of his boyhood there. and that's where the house where his mother died and his mother died at a very he was about eight years old, i believe, and she had him with reading tales, king arthur in the round table and telling stories of his ancestors who fought and various battles and kind of an inspired him as a youth. his father, philip kearny, senior, was one of the founders of the new york stock exchange, a very wealthy businessman in office, wall street. he wanted his to become follow in the family business. philip kearny, from that very young age, wanted to become soldier. go to west point. well k

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even though the escape, the very worst of the abuse, the rapes cost o a dead sea brother broadway. and be using a child and to them from the dormitory on the 3rd floor, brought him down to the basement. and that's where you talk to grow your group after we finish with dan, i had the year the whole cio version. they were like the butterfield. i could never sleep because i always knew there was something there. somebody, i could hear somebody moving her own or just it was the worst part from you was always waiting every night just like there was somebody there that's gonna grab you. that's no place to be for any child. ah, we all came home with a dark secret generation after generation. well see, dance is an infamous school. it was only one of dozens. in a little over a century, 150000 children attended these institutions. ah, 4000 of them lost their lives. the last residential school closed down in 1996. i think the children when you eliminate all their knowledge of their history, their culture, then you're basically killing the people that grew up on these lamps. that knew the land

uh, notre dame, de paris and i brought the first broadway musical. get through european performances, then the musical is completely from broadways. that's how it went on the eyebrows, we brought it to moscow and staged this wonderful performance. it was 20 years ago, even 20 plus years ago. yes, last year we celebrated a musical, and then she was born e star. today is the brilliant anastasia stotskaya in my opinion , number one today in the musical genre. x at the end of last year, philip kirkorov hinted that he could shine in a dramatic role on the stage of the theater of nations, let's wait and see. in the meantime, philip successfully realizes his acting talents. as chairman of the show-mask jury, each issue of the new complicated image and in each of his appearances, kirkorov reminds that he is not just a showman, but an artist with a capital letter. a-a scene, and i can't do it without you know, it's like without a loved one. this is your air, this is your life. it's all yours, the stage is my everything. although. today, perhaps, i may have ar

who dared to a huge production, made according to broadway patterns, daily screenings for a thousandth a large orchestra and vocal artists with choreographic training, their followers russian musicals monte 300 graf orlov anna karenina performances, interesting and loved by the public, but they are compromised in small sets with breaks in the playbill , the artists sing live, but do not be afraid of anything under an instrumental soundtrack. i'm with you the industry's strongest challenge, entertainment is a joy for the brain to stamp the foot of familiar music. this is a certain pleasure that the human brain experiences. they wanted very much with the girl, the story was with absolute happiness with hope with joy at the end mikhail mironov, the author of the play and director of the musical, don’t be afraid, i was with you nikolai fomenko at the premiere, when i realized that this is how i transplanted that someone there, and i myself ran away, because i am a coward and sit next to a person. whose pain is the heart to let go in a year, but on the stage we somehow treat this with love.

i love you. >> wput her at centerstage, but this trend extends well off broadway too.the pandemic baby boom. >> even in my own social circle, seemingly everyone had a baby these past two years. >> this was unexpected, for many years birthrates have been trending downward, but especially when the economy was weak. >> and all recessions in recent history, birthrates have gone down pretty dramatically. people delay the children until times are better. >> what is so interesting about the pandemic recession is that instead of birthrates falling, they actually went on to rise. it is not a big increase. people say it is a blip, which is true, but it is surising that instead of seeing a massive decline, we have seen a slight increase, which surprised all of us. >> possible reasons, stimulus checks and other government supports made the recession less financially painful and people's priorities changed. >> i got pregnant when i was on the iud, but i think under normal circumstances we would have taken it a little bit differently. >> amy and sheldon were using birth control. the