make it my own and i got excited to do an accent, i decided to do a british accent, which started as an rpng and morph into a character accent. the off-broadway run for me was two months of a rehearsal in front of an audience. it was amazing and exploratory and i learned a lot from it. charlie: how many appearances did you make? how many appearances did you make during the two in the half hours of the production? jonathan: i do like -- i have three numbers. it is nine minutes of stage time. when we were off-broadway, i watched the show every day. the way the public theater is set up, is a column where you can enter from the audience and i could stand there and so perfectly watch the stage. every night when we are off broadway, i would leave it. goould leave the stage and stand and watch. the show is still evolving and finding its power and the performers were still discovering some big things. the room where it happens, leslie's big number, it is almost like i watched through the course of the two months, and that it ran for two months, i watched that number become a production number beca

and i put in, i decided to do like an accent, decided to do a british accent which starteds alike an rp standard thing and morphed into like a character accent. so all of that, the off broadway run for me was kind of like, like two months of a rehearsal in front of an audience. and it was amazing. and it was exploratory and i learned a lot from it. >> rose: how many appearances did you make in the-- how many appearances did you make during the two and a half hours of the production. >> i do like three, have i three numbers, yeah. >> rose: how do you fill the time in between. >> it's nine minutes of stage time. and when we were off broadway, i watched the show every day. because the way the public theater is set up, there are like, it's a where you can enter from the audience. and i could stand in the vam and still perfectly watch the stage. so every night when we were off broadway, i would leave it, i was like i can't believe i'm in this show. i would leave the stage and go stand in the vom an watch. and it was amazing. particularly off broadway because the show was still he vofling and

in june of 2011, the report says rp, or reporting person, is concerned about prince's cocaine habit. an a his habit and she was advised to report it. but officers were unable to investigate. since information is a year old. and she did not specify prince is in immediate danger. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >> prince's autopsy which includes toxicology results, is still pending. and investigators are trying to figure out where he got the pills that were found at his home. and who may have provided them. >>> now, to a disturbing health alert now. there is a new studies out that says medical error is the third leading cause of death in the u.s. doctors at johns hopkins school of medicine says those mistakes caused 250,000 deaths each year. and you might think this is a slam against the doctors. but researchers say it is not bad doctors. but system failures which are the culprits. >> by message error, we are referring to patients falling through the cracks, a fragmented health care system, diagnostic error, medication dosing errors errors are not included in national statistics. doctor

rp who always comes to play, find still in for the third goal of the half, the hat trick. 6-2 terps. rambo finished the game with four goals, giving maryland an1-7 lead. terps win, advancing to their third final four in the last six seasons. navy gets on the board early. comes around the net, top shelf for the goal. mids up 1-0. fifth for a seeded reason. nice move around the net. the final 11-10, brown. baseball, the nationals enjoying the miami marlins' weather. right now they have a two-game then, joe ross will get the start. on the other side, jose fernandez will start for the fish. he is 5-0 all-time against the nats. first pitch 7:15. in sterling, virginia, one of our local coaches doing her part in the fight against cancer. george mason's lacrosse coach sat in the chair for a quick buzz, shaving it all off for pediatric cancer. a kid ise minutes, diagnosed. she made it a mission to fight for the cure. >> it's liberating. for a woman to shave her hair, you are so connected to your hair as a woman, so it's so nice to release from that and focus on other things. i'm excited. it means i'm a person who instead of having to go through chemo

an entire department because of chief of the research and planning and assessment department reads the accommodates we want doctor connor i have the honor and like to call up the assessment department rp a will you please come forward. >> (clapping.) >> it is with great honor to the research department the rp a works tirelessly to provide the teachers and others with the acknowledge of instruction and planning for power actions and outcomes for students as a team they've taken on many chaejz challenges related to the redesigning the the report cards a shift to the common core and new assessment and new intern assessments and new student game system to name a few in addition they've been recognized outside of the district with the core partnership and the research and practice partnering to senior we are a study force for the guidance and support they continue to depend able to our stakeholders in in addition they're really nice people congratulations (laughter) >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> thank you to the entire department and families that came to honor us this day. >> thank you to the team for all your hard work. >> (clapping.) >> i know everyone is wondering how to a take this pictu

an entire department because of chief of the research and planning and assessment department reads the accommodates we want doctor connor i have the honor and like to call up the assessment department rp a will you please come forward. >> (clapping.) >> it is with great honor to the research department the rp a works tirelessly to provide the teachers and others with the acknowledge of instruction and planning for power actions and outcomes for students as a team they've taken on many chaejz challenges related to the redesigning the the report cards a shift to the common core and new assessment and new intern assessments and new student game system to name a few in addition they've been recognized outside of the district with the core partnership and the research and practice partnering to senior we are a study force for the guidance and support they continue to depend able to our stakeholders in in addition they're really nice people congratulations (laughter) >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> thank you to the entire department and families that came to honor us this day. >> thank you to the team for all your hard work. >> (clapping.) >> i know everyone is wondering how to a take this pictu