you can't have a trip curated in new york and broadway is not included. anybody can do broadway. i'm more of an activity guy. i can spend hours in a hot tub, or i am very open to, like, going on a jet ski. like-- are you the adrenaline junkie? i don't know if i'd call it "adrenaline." i mean, as long as it's safe. [chuckles] tom cruise. whatever makes me feel like an action star. yeah. curtis: i didn't make the connection to tom cruise. i thought that was like a big reach, you know. i want to jump off buildings. [chuckles] favorite movies. "when harry met sally" is a big one for us. that was very impactful-- - uh-huh. [chuckles] jared: --in our relationship. you know, like, for example, we love recreating movie scenes. it's like our thing. what about, like, where you would stay? i really like modern hotels. ashley: yeah. and i like being on the outskirts of new york. ashley and jared are not making this easy. we have our work cut out for us. curtis: i think we've got, like, a-- or at least i do. i don't know what you'll be doing. [laughs] yeah, it's not going to be as difficult f

yeah... ♪ >> byron: the story of imelda marcos, is now a disco/broadway show. talking heads frontman enlisting the help of fatboy slim and a group of actors who come from the area with the marcos story naturally, automatically. here is my co-anchor juju chang. >> juju: as celebrity djs go, fatboy slim is a founding father. he is about to perform a live set on a broadway stage. ♪ >> oh, there. >> that will be all right. ♪ ♪ don't stop me now ♪ >> reporter: but this isn't a usual night out at the theater. ♪ for one night only, dance music icon fatboy slim is turning broadway into a dance floor. ♪ for a stadiums, i'm told you're the most down to earth person there is. >> i couldn't possibly answer that question without appearing not down to earth. >> juju: the seemingly down to earth emmy winning artist helped launch back in the 90s. ♪ funk so rubber, check it out now ♪ >> juju: and produced the award winningly wacky music video starring the dancing christopher walken. fatboy slim's broadway debut could not have happened without another music legend, david byrne,

to me, sergio represents broadway., the words hispanic, latino, and latina were most common. now, some younger folk in particular are gravitating towards a new term, latinx. but not everybody is on board. - latinx. are you for it or against it? or you prefer other terms? - i don't really know really what it is. - that's honest. - i kinda moved to the beat of my own drum. you know, if it sticks, it sticks. i do my thing. - labels don't mean anything to you. - i don't like the names and titles and boxes and categories. never really been my thing, you know? - i'm with tony. i never knew the true definition. - but you know, hey. got the word latino in it, so rock on. you know? - hey, i love it. - i support it. - yeah. - you know, i don't understand, like, how did it happen? - so latinx represented all latin people, regardless of masculine, feminine. and then it has sort of a nongender. but a lot of people don't like it. a lot of people-- no, i like latino. leave it alone. some people say, i like hispanic. you know. - those

composer, which was the leap i made when "in the heights" made it from off-broadway to broadway.nent teacher. >> lin-manuel: i relied on teachers at my old high school to get sick five times a month and then i could pay my rent. so that was the biggest leap i'll ever take in my life. but i think the moment was kind of, i think the moment you realize you're a new yorker is when you can walk into your bodega and they just start making the order. because you are there every day. >> stephen: they know. john, what is your -- what is your sense of being a new yorker, john? do you have a thing you associate with really being a new yorker? >> john: yeah. some of it i think is, i was saying in the other room, something i didn't realize until today i think i have always been a new yorker, even when i was growing up in kansas city. >> stephen: what is that ineffable thing? >> john: okay. this is the substance of the show, really, and it's something i believe truly deeply. i think that new york city is the greatest social experiment that the world has ever seen. [applause] >> stephen: what a

he is a tony and emmy-winning legend, currently on broadway at studio 54 in "pictures from home." our friend, nathan lane is here tonight, everybody [ cheers and applause she is a california congresswoman and candidate for senate her book, "i swear: politics is messier than my minivan" is out now. congresswoman katie porter is back on the show [ cheers and applause and direct from the sondheim theatre on broadway, we're going to have a performance from the new hit show, "& juliet. you're going to love it. you're gonna love it [ cheers and applause we'll get to that. you guys, spring is in the air flowers are blooming birds are chirping everyone is stocking up on benadryl, and that includes my writers. you know, my writing staff, they write hundreds of monologue jokes every day just to get the 10 or 12 we end up using and sometimes, i think they throw in a few stinkers just to get their numbers up and meet the assignment [ laughter ] but just because pollen levels are through the roof, that doesn't mean we can tolerate laziness, which means it's time for another surprise inspection

. >>> and the broadway understudy getting the call, while she was stuck on a plane the race to get to the stage on time. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. a moment of joy today for five americans out of iranian custody and experiencing home for the first time in many years. even as president biden seemed to make clear the deal that secured their release may have changed little in the bitter relationship between the u.s. and iran. with the terms of the agreement, a prisoner exchange and a money infusion for iran's humanitarian needs under political fire in washington, president biden was here in new york today, speaking at the opening of the united nations general assembly, where he issued a fresh warning to iran. but the president also on a mission to rally world leaders to support ukraine in its war with russia. an appeal made directly to the gathering by president zelenskyy himself, in his first appearance before the u.n. since the war began. chief white house correspondent peter alexander has details. >> reporter: tonight, the e

oh, it's a whole new world for one broadway star. her big adventure started at 30,000ft. >> our very own understudy, danny, joins us now with the story. >> is there another mr. positivity that i aspiring to fulfill? >> andrew? >> hello. >> right famous. >> he's the original. >> andrew yeah. what do you guys remember when you got your big call from the network? like imagine if you got that call from abc, but you're on a plane , thankfully. hopefully the airline is sometimes extra nice to you. >> sometimes you feel so you just trapped actor michaela renfro. >> probably felt trapped when she got a once in a lifetime text on her flight back from italy. it was from disney's aladdin on broadway saying tonight they needed a bumper up from her usual role as ensemble and understudy to playing princess jasmine. >> all right, yo, yo. >> the only problem she was on a flight scheduled to land at 5 p.m. in jfk airport and curtain was set to open at seven an m, not enough. so at the suggestion of her boyfriend, michaela says she asked a flight atte

>>> a broadway understudy gets her very own magic carpet ride she went intefrom the vacation o broadwaye time. >> please send an updated eta when you can i may need you for jasmine tonight. >> oh, god >> reporter: she's currently in the ensemble of aladdin on broadway but also the understudy for jasmine. when she landed, she had two hours until curtain call the problem? rush hour in new york city so you're stuck in the air, and there's nothing you can do about that >> i can't just go up to the pilot and knock on the door and say, can you please drive a little faster? >> reporter: she asked if she could be first off the plane, but delta airlines did way more than that. >> you just relax, hydrate yourself with some water and leave the rest up to us. if he could land the plane on broadway, we have done that for her. >> reporter: they moved her to first class, switched gates so the plane would be closer to customance helped her book her own magic carpet ride, a blade helicopter that would get her from the airport to manhattan, surging a turning a normally 90-minute trip into one that was se

i mean, it's called "broadway rising." >> jimmy: "broadway rising." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, this cityah. >> jimmy: -- but on our show as a guest. and man, they got hit, you know >> they got hit so hard. and so many people lost their jobs not just the actors, and the directors, and producers, but like, all the restaurants in times square, and like the dry cleaners who clean the costumes up in the bronx. and so our documentary really celebrates that entire community. so it's a really special film. >> jimmy: jesse tyler ferguson, you're a good man, thank you for doing this [ cheers and applause congrats on the play go see "take me out" on broadway, now through june 11th. shawn mendes is going to perform after the break. you don't want to miss it. [ cheers and applause i love shawn mendes. ♪ businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. aaa relies on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide, so they can help get their members back on the road

seventh and broadway to be exact.marlee ginter explains why she is getting a starring role on a times square billboard. >> grace garcia wants to be in the spotlight when she grows up your >> i want to be an actress. >> reporter: she is getting her big break on broadway this weekend, appearing on the jumbotron in new york city's times square. >> it is pretty cool. i like being on tv. >> the 10-year-old girl performed with down syndrome and her picture is going to be featured on the big screen as part of an awareness campaign for the disease. >> i want them to look at my daughter and hopefully have hope to be able to see a little girl that can do pretty much everything that anyone else can do. >> her family is flying back to the big apple to see her debut firsthand. she is one of 500 people being shown during the saturday morning event as part of the kickoff for the national down syndrome society's annual buddy walk. >> times square is such an iconic place and having the kennedy up on the screen is a wonderful way to ra

maura cumming, president biden will hold a fundraiser on broadway, madison alworth has the story.polls, are we see that reflected in the fundraising ability as well? >> third-quarter campaign donations do not need to be announced until october 15 so we don't have the official numbers but what we hear is the biden campaign expecting to report less than they did last quarter and that is why the campaign is doing a full-court fundraising press in the final days. a constant performance happening tonight will feature stars like vindman well miranda, josh groban and sarah barela's, cito sally twitter $50 up to $7500, today's event part of the blitz of donor meetings to round out the third quarter of fundr fundraising. the campaign is expected to report that they raised around $43 million in this quarter, far less than the 72.7 million that they raise previously. this is a quieter fundraising time for an income that president but there seems to be growing concern as biden favorability slips, and recent fox news pulling a biden match up with leading gop candidates show several gop contend

a revival coming in january through broadway in chicago. what actually happened to somebody.e it's almost word for word in the play they wrote our wonderful pieces by michael phillips and chris jones. cory and i talked about how we felt how we could speak to i could do the visual and speak to the content and cory and i could talk about the people. talking about the complexity of the plays in the musical and how the iterations came out. it's lucky we work with such fabulous experts. which is exactly why we needed you to help us with introductions. different projects from different departments. we have time to work on the introduction of thi' book was wedon't know much about what was happening. we know about these women now. we need to set the scene. heidi stevensen two. about the different two or even three newspaper town. their p city news to pick up the lead ends up exactly chicago american i'm thinking eight in addition to neighborhood papers and ethnic papers. people are really fighting for attention. asss sensational as it could always

. >> this dispensary is on broadway. we are close to the theater, we are across the street from the courthouse square where quite a few events happen. the peninsula was really like a desert, you saw businesses in the south bay, but not really along the peninsula. they are trying to chanhat to make downtown more inviting. >> pretty quick and seamless. there is a no touch door. come on in. >> there are glass windows. it's bright inside. you may not know exactly what's inside. >> was there a certain intent behind the design? >> yes. the intent was to keep those walking by guessing. >> it's a dispensary that just opened up downtown at its part of a pattern to revitalize the downtown area. >> walk on over here with me. >> for one, it looks different. they have an art installation inside, a clean aesthetic from the outside. >> when anyone walked by you didn't automatically know it was cannabis. we created an inviting environment for people to want to come in. >> that's to match what redwood city is trying to do. the city plann

and being back on broadway, you forget, i started here.orget how energizing and how you look forward every night to meeting new people and that energy and what that does to you. >> stephen: you have an opportunity to make that connection in a different way and express the character in a different way? >> samuel: i'm playing a different character in this play. i originated this character 30-some years ago at yale. >> stephen: here we go. you were in this play. you played -- >> samuel: i played boy willie and john david washington is playing that character now. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> samuel: and the character i'm playing now is this character, doaker, who was played by carl, who was a really good friend of mine at the time. >> stephen: so this is 1987. >> samuel: yeah, long time ago, long time ago. >> stephen: was this play still in development? was august wilson there working on the play with y'all? >> samuel: yes, we started previews at yale, yes, he would come in with new pages during the day and we would rehearse them and learn them and

you follow broadway closer than anybody i know?endance of suburbanites, and some argue because it's a lack of hits, and maybe broadway got by on novelty in the pandemic, and tourism is easier to predict. >> it's a shame for new york city. we need that. it brings in a lot of revenue. >>> look at the markets here as we head out. we are around session highs. energy leads the gains as crude oil continues to climb. we are around $92 a barrel. and arm is selling off today, but still obviously had a strong start. it's off the lows of the day. of course, the big event of the week will be the fed decision on wednesday. we are not expecting any major changes from fed chair powell, but the tone will be important and so will the dots on the forecast of where they think the rates will be going next year. >> yeah, and we are in an ear earnings vacuum, and it's about pmis and housing this week. >> yeah, we will wait to see about government shutdowns and student loans, and it's a little early to tell if it will drag our economy down. >> well said.

his broadway show, it's fantastic. an additional two-week extension of its run. please welcome back to the show our friend mike birbiglia. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> so good to see you. >> seth: it's so good to see you. i saw you last night my mom and i came and saw your show and it was fantastic. >> thank you so much it's been such a blast and i insisted on taking a photo -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- with your mom. >> seth: you did, yeah >> i was sort of the patty of the scenario and the bruce. patty and the bruce. >> seth: yeah, i just -- because again, we just showed this, right? >> right >> seth: you sure you want me to show it? >> yeah, i think it's -- >> seth: all right [ laughter ] >> i mean, she's pretty happy. no, no, she's happy. she's happy. that's - >> seth: we got it at a wrong moment >> okay at the side by side, i mean - >> seth: it's like you can't tell her apart [ laughter ] you also -- so you've been doing shows like this for a long time. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: and i've been coming t

she is now starring on broadway, alongside samuel l."the tonight show." >> i finally made it here! >> jimmy: we're so happy to have you here. [ cheers and applause you know -- i'm really -- i'm so excited that you're here because i was reading up on you. and there's an article where they asked you, name five people that you would ever have at a dinner party, living or dead >> mm-hm >> jimmy: do you remember what you said >> i do remember a few i remember my future husband, which is now my husband, so, hey. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah >> martin luther king. and i think i might have mentioned you, jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm on the list >> which i'm a little salty. >> jimmy: why? >> because you just had -- broke bread with john legend, ain't bring me nothing [ laughter ] what's up with that? >> jimmy: next time you come on, we'll get chicken and pancakes >> okay, thank you >> jimmy: all right, we'll do it i want to say congratulations, by the way you did -- you just -- you're married. you have a husband your future husband

something that has never happened on broadway.ould expect. for starters, they ripped all of the seats out of the theater's ground level. ♪♪ >> it's a broadway show that looks more like a nightclub. >> my jaw hit the floor. >> amazed the tony winner, one of the stars of "here lies love." ♪ here lies love ♪♪ >> a disco musical that turns the floor into the dance floor. there are seats on the upper level. those are the ground are standing surrounded by performers as the stage shifts. it is an immersive experience centered on the rise and fall of imelda marcos. >> what is it like for you going through the audience among people? >> it is fun. it is thrilling. >> the story is quite serious. imelda married ferdinand marcos. in 1972, he declared marshal law. ferdinand marcos is played by jose. >> it is a personal story. i was a marshal law baby. i was born in the philippines in the '70s. >> his family escaped to america in 1979. >> what does your family think? >> they see their son play the man who made them leave the country. >> especial

i'm not a singer like the singers you see on broadway.ve ever heard, you're nowhere near that do you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> so, i know i can sing funny patter songs, and i know i can do the comedy involved but it's not like they're putting on a new musical and they go, you know, "you know, can we get that rosie o'donnell? [ laughter ] "because that voice is so soothing." >> jimmy: "people really" -- [ laughter ] yeah, no, yeah but you crushed it there and i -- you know what you're also crushing it on is tiktok. >> yes >> jimmy: tiktok loves you >> i love tiktok you don't stop, right? >> jimmy: tiktok, you don't stop >> exactly >> jimmy: but how'd you get involved with tiktok >> my daughter, who is 20-years-old and was very bored during the pandemic. >> jimmy: yeah >> and her name is vivi. she's very beautiful, very smart. >> jimmy: hi, vivi >> and she told me that i had to do one with her and i'm like, "i'm not going to dance. it's going to look ridiculous. and so, i did it just, you know, because i'm a mom. [ light

get tickets at broadway san jose while supplies last. the bay area event calendar is brought to you by broadway san jose. >>> california could be taking a page out of amsterdam's cannabis book. a bill to legalize marijuana caf÷s is headed to the governor's desk after clearing the state legislature. assembly member matt haney introduce the bill to allow amsterdam style caf÷s. that means dispensaries can also serve food, drinks and offer up live entertainment which have been illegal under state law. back in february, he said he hopes it will promote safe consumption and boost tourism. >> we see from places around the world like amsterdam that people will come to a caf÷, smoke cannabis safely and legally with others or consume it however they do, drink coffee and eat a sandwich and that will create thousands of jobs, bring people here from all over the country in the world and be a huge boost to tourism and hospitality. >> if the governor signs the bill, it would take effect in january. >>> this is reported to be non-human remains. what you

it starts at 14th and broadway. it is. it starts at 14 on broadway.t's sort of snakes around clay street. but yeah, perfect. people can find it. they can if they line up there, they'll be good. just look for the crowds. yeah hey, joe hawkins, appreciate the time tonight. thank you so much. have a great time this weekend. all right. thank you all. and see you there. all right. sounds good. take care. thank you. bye bye. okay. let's bring in mark and find out what the weather is going to be like for everyone for oakland pride. yeah, that's right. heather, nice forecast as we head into sunday. yeah, lots of sunshine. 72, maybe the lower 80s. so yeah, it looks like the warming trend will continue. perfect timing for the parade in oakland on sunday. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. you can see san francisco, 7180s up in santa rosa and napa and a few 90s out toward fairfield and in livermore, a touch warmer primarily for your sunday forecast. but most neighborhoods tomorrow about the same as today could be a little bit warmer. here's the breakd

. >> yes >> seth: then "mean girls" was a musical on broadway. >> yes >> seth: and now "mean girls thers and applause yep. >> seth: and you're starting soon >> and we're starting march 6th. we have an amazing cast. i'm super excited about this cast renee rapp from -- [ cheers and applause "the sex lives of college girls" and "popstar" is going to play regina george. >> seth: that's great. >> and angourie rice, who you may know from "mare of easttown", "senior year. >> seth: oh fantastic. >> she's going to play cady. jaquel spivey, who was on strange loop in broadway tony nominee is playing damien auli'i cravalho, it's just an incredible cast. >> seth: and also, don't sell yourself short >> and also, me and tim meadows -- are going to be back [ cheers and applause >> seth: well, i do want to give you credit like, you and tim had parts in the original film that you couldn't age out of. where as - >> teachers work forever i do want it to be like -- i want it to be like when gilligan from "gilligan's island" was at a trade show and you'd be like, "oh, he looks so old in his little hat." [

her new film, "sell/buy/date," inspired by her broadway show, is available now on demand let's take anot just us everybody on both sides of this debate is sex work empowering is it exploitation there's no way to win. so, sarah jones, we've pooled our money, which is really the last of your money and we're getting you off the grid >> wait, narida, i really appreciate this. i'm sorry i have been such a mess and now it seems like overnight, everything's a [ bleep ]nado even though i still don't understand exactly what's going on >> have you seen the tweets? what, do i need a bodyguard now? >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friend sarah jones, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. i'm so happy to have you here. >> i'm so happy to be here >> seth: so you were here in 2016 for your broadway show. this is the film adaptation of it, but it's a very novel way to adapt it, because it is a film about the reaction to the fact that you were going to adapt your play into a film. [ light laughter ] >> did everybody follow? there's going to be a test >> seth: okay, go

[applause] >> marcia: amazing show. >> stephen: there is a lot of beautiful things on broadway.e meaning for the people who would go see it as that show. did you know when you were doing it that you are part of something... well, that had real cultural and human weight to it? >> marcia: i didn't know it internally because i hadn't been in the original show which was at mark taper forum in california and i was cast into the broadway show. so i didn't know it externally but i knew it internally because in my own life, i'd had -- my first boyfriend had died of aids. and all around us in new york people were dying of aids. the community was showing how to stand together and how to get medicines at the right price and how to support each other and how to live with aids. the gay community was just stunning and i live down in the west village and as we were doing the show, people would come up to me in the west village and they would say "are you marcia gay harden?" and i'd say "yes, i am." and they would say "i just want you to know i took my parents to see this play and then i told t

she beat that show to broadway. and yet, not revert all over the place but at least people know what the front page was in the front page defined that air of this woman just faded away. >> i think she frittered away by choice in some ways. i think her popularity when she went to continue working she probably have not told by trish. cheap i didn't the same work opportunities after that but she did become a hermit and she went and hid in florida with her mother, right? >> i was able to go to jacksonville, florida, where she spent the last couple of decades of her life tickets fasting because we of course checked the "chicago tribune" like how come nobody knew about this? the tribune tower there was nothing in after maureen watkins. when we moved to one predigital building nothing in after maureen watkins. we have a list of famous people, famous people who came out of the tribune newsroom. nothing about maureen watkins. >> and her obit was never published in the tribune either. she didn't even get an obit. >> in fact,

, bringing your resume to broadway.ve a lot to get used to. but broadway is another place that i can actually speak about my life. this is a journey through my life, musically. there's a lot of humor, a lot of things you didn't know, a lot of things you already know about me but, man, to be on broadway is a true, just a dream come true. >> michael: if you need any advice about new york, we're all here for you. [laughter]. >> michael: we got you. but you're a rock star, you're a songwriter, you're an author and now you're a broadway star. what's next? >> i don't know. what? i don't know. the heisman? i think i passed that. >> michael: i want one of those, too. >> i know, yes. [laughter]. >> oh, well, we can't have everything. >> george: thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. thank you all very much. >> george: talking to my angels is available tomorrow. and coming up chef judy joo is here to rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be

small miracle that managed to convey on stage all the unique experience of back to the future to broadway successfully went to london and even received the lorenz olivier award for best musical there. the story was adapted for the bobil theatre, who wrote the script for the first film almost 40 years ago with landtheos. so the musical is very close to the original on there is also a delorean on the stage. on which mcfly travels to the fifty-fifth year and meets his parents marty everything there. he also likes to exclaim a difficult case, and duty does not part with the phrase, holy saints, of course, in the era of reboots and remakes, there was a great temptation to film back to the future four. after all, the film has a huge number of fans. and they would have gone to the cinema, if only out of curiosity, but fortunately the authors of the trilogy decided not to experiment on our favorite characters and took a less risky path on the one hand, the musical allows dive into nostalgia for cult classics, and p. the other does not pretend to become its replacement or continuation, by the way,

irving shaw became the author of jazz standards, which broadway still adheres to, he comes from a smallf the united states, god. bless america. for her, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman, the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisenhower, and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating in an all-star concert at carnegie hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101. it still remains a mystery how a self-taught person who didn’t know how to read music created phenomenal music, but it’s irrelevant, irving berlin is a man who changed the world of musical culture, you see, i knew that jazz came from tolochin, here i am... somewhere i felt, and now this column of ours has confirmed to us, you see, your arshen soul told you that he is our vitebsk, yes, no, in fact, once again we should be proud of our belarusians, because even in the jazz of free world music , which in principle is considered to have been invented by african americans, somewhere we still

we have another broadway show. >> currently in a broadway show. >> currently in "book of mormon". >>tor, a jell-o shot magnate and a pro real estate walk into a bar? >> i just had bad luck. >> reporter: they talk fantasy football. on any given sunday, monday or thursday bars are packed with bills fans. these days it's a member of the fantasy football league. >> who came up with that? >> mike and did. we spent about three weeks going over every possible rule setting, scoring setting to come up with the absolute goodest and stupidest league settings we could come up with. >> reporter: the league came together in 2012. >> who is the reigning champ in this league? >> it's great to talk about myself. i have the highest winning percentage in the league right now. >> reporter: the crew's draft can get -- well, interesting. with members picking players both in person and virtually. >> i feel great about myself right now. >> i was backstage of one of my shows once, and i did the draft during one of my broadway shows on purpose because they know how talented i am and menacing in football. so i

miss an opportunity next week to join them in conversation in a new program offered by broadway sf.nd if you're a fan of figure skating, even better, because this unique chat will be moderator by none other than the bay area's favorite olympic champion, kristi yamaguchi joining us live now to talk about this and more is kristi yamaguchi herself. hey, kristi. >> hi, kristin. how are you? >> i'm good. it's been a while. so good to see you. i know you've been busy. okay. so this event is next wednesday at the curran theater in san francisco , part of a new series. tell us about it. >> yes, it's a new series called unscripted, hosted at the curran theater. and this is going to be the first one. and it's really exciting because it is with so many 40 niner legends, steve young, ronnie lott, harris barton, brant jones and dwight hicks. so it's going to be a fun, modern conversation by me. you know, i'm really going to let them banter and tell us some great stories. give us some insights of you know, maybe those tidbits we don't quite get from sideline interviews lose post game. so it shoul

to the usa where the week opens at the high level of the un general assembly abaidan performs on broadway and also a double russian victory at the world wrestling championship. what about a unique crab that can be caught all year round? names here from the sea will fetch crab traps and unload the flooded streets of khabarovsk onto a chair first snow in altai and waiting for the return of summer in moscow so the military infrastructure of ukraine was attacked by drones again this night, kamikazes tried to shoot them down, but to no avail. this is footage filmed in the danube fortuna district in the south of the odessa region, a series of powerful explosions also occurred in kharkov krivoy rog and in the area of ​​a military airfield in the khmelnytsky region, and the lvov authorities confirmed a hit in a warehouse, where the detonation of ammunition began and a fire that still cannot be extinguished the scale of destruction is such that it is customary to hide it the ukrainian authorities are unable to understand the comments of local residents in the hangars, where nato weapons and shells

mirai mathieu and others. world music stars irving shaw became the author of jazz standards that broadways day, he comes from a small belarusian town and wrote a song that has become the unofficial anthem of the united states, god bless america. for it, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman and the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisen. and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating with an all-star concert at cornegy hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101; it still remains a mystery how he did not know musical notation self-taught created truly phenomenal music. but there is no doubt that irving berlin is a man who changed the world of musical culture. look. section of people who changed the world, believe me, you will learn so many interesting things about who lived on our belarusian land, which of our compatriots really changed this world for the better, but i wanted to speculate on the topic of how it is there, well, people say, how irving

god bless miko on broadway for the day's grand finale. the festival. i think this is my third pride because i went to san francisco and then copenhagen. two stages. how are you feeling, my girl? transforming the streets into a dance party. it's so beautiful to be here with our community dancing and having a good time. it's full of joy, full of laughter and full of tasty bites . what is good? the atmosphere is really nice. the people are fantastic. this year's pride even got its own beer. one was created specifically for this. the proceeds from drake brewing's pride hazy donate to oakland pride 2024 something many say they are already marking on their calendars. my first time out in oakland, pride and it's been magic from beginning to end. i've been having an excellent time out here. yeah, yeah. such a great pride this year. they also had a really big bar crawl on saturday , another big fundraiser during the pride weekend. so it'll be really interesting to see how they try to outdo themselves during pride 2024. julie yeah, such a nice thing to see such

. >> for revelers, the route will begin in downtown oakland on broadway and 14th. >> and wrap up on broadway between 20th and 21st following the parade will be the festival featuring 3 stages with performances by deborah and diana ray is george smith. the 3rd is vice president of the oakland pride board. he says this weekend's events are not just about celebrating, but standing up for the rights of lgbtq+, people. >> you know, everything going around, you know, all the negativity, states and things around the country. hey, we want to bring it home to open it and prove that we're safe space, a viable community. organizers say everyone is welcome and it's a great opportunity to support the rights of all people who live in oakland. why open plays beautiful town. we want to show off right now and a showoff. our businesses and i it not profits. everything's going to be that's going to be a great celebration. >> well, the pride parade is free. so that's a good thing. and that will run until noon. but afterward is the pride festival. that's actually a ticketed event. people have to keep that in min

last week. 14 year-old roxanna ramirez, jimenez last seen just after 8.30, wednesday morning on broadway near oakland, technical high school. police say that she's 5 feet tall. she weighs about 100 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. jimenez was last seen wearing the outfit you see on your screen there, a green hoodie, green pants and dark shoes. she's considered at risk due to her age. oakland, police are also looking for this teenage boy, 17 year-old joseph eyes near gordon was last seen around 7 friday night. >> walking on east 11th street not too far from clinton park. police say he's about 5, 540 pounds, brown hair and eyes. he was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, black t-shirt and black sweatpants. police say he is at risk due to his age. anybody with info on his whereabouts is asked to call oakland police. >> also new at 6 governor newsom has signed a bill that classifies child trafficking is a serious felony here in california senate bill 14 also categorizes trafficking under the state's 3 strikes law for re offenders and that could lead to increased jail time for convict

after that, the show is expected to head to broadway. still to come tonight, five overdoses in just 24 hours. what we're learning from police in the east bay. also a new uc berkeley poll suggests a majority of california republicans want donald trump to win the party's primary nomination. but first, west coast rap is up next. in just 90s, the california high school football team that is now cancer showing its friday game due to a rising number of covid trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. for fans of my sourdough jack, this is for you. 100% beef seasoned as it grills, hickory smoked bacon, and melty cheese on my original sourdough bun. and for my imitators... better luck next time. try my sourdough jack today. nice west coast rap. several players have tested positive at esparto high school. the football program says now t

>> sure we have been featuring hot chicken longer than anyone on broadway 15 years.took our time to perfect it. we just launched out a new brunch menu this last weekend. we do a nashville style eggs benedict spicy holidays sauce, cheesy hash browns on the side. full underground breakfast, but berry waffle, sausage, pancake, bacon, eggs any stivment hot chick chicken sandwich staple here we have been doing it a long time on broadway. varied levels of heat. that one is hot. that one is incredibly spicy. >> pete: nashville is known for hot chicken you have been doing it how long. >> longer than anyone on broadway. 5 years. >> pete: what makes it differential. >> our sauce is proprietary underground. we do everything we can in-house here. >> pete: there you go when you are in the area, coming out here check out nashville underground. now you know the chef jp thank you for your time. >> thank you so much. >> pete: smells great, do you want some food. >> yeah. >> pete: they are getting hangry. get them some food now. >> nicole: he had me at spicy eggs benedict. >> griff: i

and when that power ended, and they began to let me go abroad, and my dream was, of course, to see broadway a special in new york and went to broadway for all the performances and had a dream someday. maybe i'll play the door, idiotic completely dream, because it's impossible. it's unrealistic, and we had it so it's what is called transferring, in my opinion, yes, people don't know how to dream. and as we see, what we dreamed about came true, what we dreamed about. you came true amazing, this cube, by the way, it is magical, it also fulfills a wish. maybe you can now voice what you dream about for yourself in 20 years. i would like to be in the same form in 20. what is now and not only in the external vocal form? fortunately , my voice sounds like 35-40 years ago now, so in my opinion the best voice in the world, because who else and who else in this heat, i still don’t know. today i feel better at a party, better voice of the world, better ballet. well, we agree, yes, in 20 years. this is amazing. we are just here. it coincides absolutely too. i would like something that we are doing now,

>> if he could land the plane on broadway, he would have done that for her. >> well, there's the flightt in first class. the pilot switched the gate so the plane would be closer to customs and then they showed her how to book a helicopter taking that traffic out of play. with just an eight-minute chopper ride into manhattan and a quick subway ride, mikayla made it to the theater 40 minutes before show time, got the costume, the makeup and took the stage. the flight attendant had a ticket waiting for her when she raced to the theater right behind mikayla. they did it. and i am exhausted. bravo to everyone involved. >>> our final low to artificial intelligence proving it really can replicate human behavior, even when we wish it wouldn't. this was the scene the other night in austin, texas, near the campus of u.t. those are some 20 driverless ride share cars getting jammed up with each other creating gridlocked traffic in the area. no drivers. the company operates the chevy bolts and reports it was a crowded, challenging environment, but no injuries or damage. what's the fun of a traffic j

and we were so excited but when we got there, we also had tickets to our first broadway show, and wet live" to go see -- >> okay, wait a second i left "saturday night live" to go see "cats." >> jimmy: "cats. [ laughter ] "cats," wow. >> i mean, we had fun. >> jimmy: you've got to go everyone's gotta see "cats" as well >> but, yeah, no, probably one of the dumbest things i've done >> jimmy: it's molly and will. >> they were just crossing and going -- we were all eating. i got to eat with everybody. i don't know if it was just like tins with spoons and -- >> jimmy: that's the army. "saturday night live," we have catering [ laughter ] >> yeah, so, i got to eat catering with everybody. and it was, like, john goodman was there. but the only people who really stopped and took a picture was will and molly i mean, they made a point of it it was so nice of them and then, who would guess, years later i would play his wife - >> jimmy: that's right >> -- twice in, you know, two movies and then he produces our show. he produces "dead to me. >> jimmy: and christina -- >> christina is also his wife

just like if lincoln ever comes back, he's going straight to broadway! now, you'll notice there's some confusion as to which jfk they're actually expecting. let me clear that up for you right now. i don't know. depending upon who you ask, everyone from princess diana to jfk jr. were rumored to be appearing. you can read all about it in samuel beckett's classic play: "waiting for who ya got." so why are they still waiting? untreated mental illness. but also, they're following michael brian protzman, a former demolition expert. i don't know why "former." did he accidentally leave something un-blowed-up? protzman makes wild predictions using a bastardized version of the hebrew numerology system known as gematria. and i would describe protzman using a bastardized version of yiddish: "schmuck." [applause] schmuck! you putz! originally, protzman crunched the numbers and predicted jfk was going to be resurrected on november 2nd. when neither of the johns f. kennedy showed up that day, protzman changed his prediction, because according to the julian calendar, mo

they went down broadway between 14th and 21st. dozens of groups and sponsors participated , bringing colorful floats and fans and flags. congresswoman barbara lee walked through the streets, sharing how she plans to protect the state's queer community. i'm going to continue to fight against all of these amendments that they're putting in into our bills that are filled with hate, such as banning the pride flag at federal buildings, such as denying health care to transgender individuals. so i'm going to go back and keep fighting through the appropriations process, which is where i have to do my fight on hate against hate and making sure that we stop these bills. and after the parade, people went to pride fest, oakland in uptown, where they could support lgbtq plus vendors and businesses. we now know why a video game awards ceremony set for fort mason in san francisco last night had to be canceled. organizers of the roblox award ceremony say shortly before the presentation a, quote, potential security concern was discovered . us park

this is on broadway and you can see we're close to the theater and we're also across the street fromuare. that's where quite a few events happen and this attracts a lot of people. now the ceo told us that the peninsula was really like a desert. you saw cannabis businesses in san francisco and in the south bay but not really along the peninsula. he's trying to change that. and if you noticed, it's part of efforts you are seeing to make downtown more inviting. >> pretty quick. pretty seamless. have a no-touch door. come on in. >> reporter: you walk by the new business in town, called juva. there are glass windows and it's bright inside and you may not know exactly what's inside. was there a certain intent behind the design? >> yes. >> reporter: okay. >> yes. >> reporter: what was the intent? >> the intent was to keep those walking by guessing. >> reporter: a dispensary that just opened up downtown and it's part of a pattern you are seeing. efforts to revitalize redwood city's downtown area. >> here, walk on over here with me. >> reporter: doug chloupek is the ceo of juva. for one, it l

the broadway show -- excuse me, the broadway fundraising event should bring out names like leslie odom yeah, the whole cast of "hamilton" basically hanging out there, yeah. let's talk beyond the fundraising, let's talk about the branding here, right? president biden selling bidenomics, now trying to trash republican version of it with maganomics. i think the blunt takeaway here is the white house has struggled to make that term, bidenomics, resonate with the american public. it's been in the ether for several months now, yet the polls don't indicate the public is buying it. what's the latest that you're hearing from inside the white house about why that hasn't stuck to this point? >> well, it's part and parcel if you think about it, it's part and parcel to why this fundraising blitz is so important, right? because the white house feels as though it has these accomplishments. he's been able to buck economic forecast for a recession, right? he never lets us in the media forget about the fact that he's been able to dodge that, right? inflation has come down some, as well. the job market i

in the heart of broadway, a unique clock originally had no hands on it and later appeared, but at thek did not become interesting myths or legends. they say here on the central square under the asphalt the unique paving stones have been preserved. it was brought here in soviet times from the kiev castle, see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. the kindest, that's the maximum of the boiled hands of the younger ones, the broadest song of marshin, the brightest joy of madshina, the most bitter tears of the youngest, the most passing hour without dorovich again i repent. they became a wounded fighter, they didn’t notice two , they didn’t attack, not the whole country of families is on the hook, i ’ll tell you, son. my lord, my family, my heavenly barefoot and look at the soul of the forest tyrants with the fear of the hero in the sky hotel. fellow countrymen, non-native, with gunpowder, i’m wasting my own native breed, hut my family , my god of my death, pirate hey, fresh for the porn near the road is good and the food is good at all sorts of prices and they go from the

this dispensary is on broadway. to the street from the courthouse square. where quite a few events happen and this attracts a lot of people. the ceo told us the peninsula was really like a desert. but not really along the peninsula. he's trying to change that. and if you noticed, it's part of efforts you are seeing to make downtown more inviting. >> pretty quick. pretty seamless. have a no touch door. come on in. >> reporter: you walk by the new business in town, called juva. there are glass windows and it's bright inside and you may not know exactly what's inside. was there a certain intent behind the design? >> yes. >> reporter: okay. >> yes. >> reporter: what was the intent. >> the intent was to keep those walking by guessing. >> reporter: it's part of a pattern you are seeing. efforts to revitalize redwood city's downtown area. >> here walk unnerve here with me. >> reporter: doug is the ceo of juva. for one it looks different. they have the art installation inside and he wanted a clean aesthetic from the outside