and then, backstage, and beyond. >> how long does it take to get the actors ready. >> well, we have a curtain. >> see the behind the glass that protects everybody from the noise. >> sights and sound backstage the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 srx for around $329 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. >>> ♪ >> people travel from all over, to experience broadway's talent, firsthand, on stage but what goes on behind the scenes is just as impressive. >> right, i got a rare chance to go behind the curtain of one of broadway's most beloved shows of all time, les miserable. >> it is incredible to be back home where les miss began it is really special. >> les miss fans are like equivalent of like trekies or star wars fans. >> huge news to broadway buffs that les miss is back on the great white way returning to the imperial theater where the show ran over 5200 times, between 1990 and 2003. >> this is completely new design from the original. new direction. a new set design, lighting design. everything

. >>> a magician goes backstage at the van warped tour to give performers -- >> a show of their own.>> yeah! >> see how he warped their before cutting away. >> rock, paper, scissors to do this? >> who grabbed the short straw? >>> beer pong slam dunk. >> yeah! >>> just like every year, lots of performers, a lot of bands at the bands warped tour, right, backstage with christopher james, he's a magician, and instead of performing. the performers get a show of their own because christopher james is a slick magician. you'll think so too. doing magic for the guys. like this is davy from the band vana, and he's a fan of cards. >> i want you to think about the card. >> okay. >> take a look. >> yeah! yeah! >> he freaks out. it was the five of diamonds. christopher's just getting started. look who is next. someone we'll familiar with. who is that? his band was performing at the warped tour. this trick -- christopher gets a top of people with this 67, wat this. >> oh, crazy. i bet we could go to the blog and find that moment. ? exactly. >> he has -- watch this trick he does with him. >> no, it

i went again into his dressing room and smelling the smells and seeing the backstage and being part of that, i knew this where i belonged. no question, this is where i have to be. >> people are discovering in part because of your book and the wonderful documentary. >> i had nothing to do with it. >> it was amazing. you had a lot to do with. it was amazing. people are discovering comedy wasn't your first love. you wanted to be an actress. >> we all are. any comic is a very good actor. look at don rickles, he's saying the same joke every night for 20 years. making it look like he just thought of. hey, that's acting. so kathy griffin wants to be an actre actress, sarah silverman. i'm going back in november to the national theater in washington and i'm doing a play reading. i want to go back. i've been on broadway three times, i want to go back. my bucket lisp three things on my bucket list, go back to the stage, mare are you a wealthy jewish man who is about to die, and his last thing is, give joan everything. and my third is go on a boat somewhere, have a boat. fabulous. >> why go back t

i was just backstage. >> do you watch what you eat? >> um, yeah.. but otherwise, i mean, i'm like big fan of the beignets, the fried chicken. you know, roscoe's chicken and waffles in l.a. that's like one of my go-to spots, so. >> jimmy: to -- to drive past and go to the gym? [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: i was on the cover of "people" magazine, too. i don't have any definition even in my face. [ laughter ] my baby -- my baby has more definition than i do. >> your baby is ripped. >> jimmy: my baby has more definition than i do. [ cheers and applause ] also, you're doing this documentary. is it "la bare"? >> "la bare," yeah. >> jimmy: and this is based off -- because you're doing "magic mike." you're going to be in the sequel, right? >> we're going to do "magic mike xxl." [ laughter ] it's true. >> jimmy: that's a great name. that's a great title. >> getting creative with it. it's going to start shooting in september, i think. >> jimmy: oh, really? so, then what? you knew strippers or you met strippers, male strippers that you researched?

a las 11 le tendrÉ un recuento de ganadores y todo lo que va a ocurrir backstage en premios juventud.se corto los listones que inauguran. >> el estadio, la nueva casa de los foreigners, estÁ listo para albergar. >> y faltan pocas horas para que se ponga a regar el balÓn en el fÚtbol mexicano. uno de los tÉcnicos que estarÁ en las guerrillas es el turco mohammed. dijo que tendrÁ cuatro capitanes para el torneo. lo mÁs importante sigue siendo el planteamiento. jugarÁn el sábado contra los esmeraldas de leones. esta es la programaciÓn completa. el sÁbado atenciÓn, veracruz santos.. >> el ecuatoriano eber valencia dejÓ su nombre en la historia de los libros del fÚtbol. >> el equipo inglÉs pagÓ 24 millones de dÓlares. >> en mi mamÁ dijo que siempre no! louis van gal dijo que el futuro del chcharito prestarÍa definiendo ahora. >> anoche se hizo la entrega de los premios de la selecciÓn estadounidense de fÚtbol, se quedaron con el premio mejor momento. a pesar de no haber saboreado las tienen el Éxito, los reinos de auckland son el equipo mÁs ganador. >> recordÉ que tenemos unas ideas de fin

in james madison: a life reconsidered, we were chatting backstage, and, mrs. loved gridlock. >> you destroyed iraq as you're destroying this -- >> you know, james madison would actually have thought this is a triumph of the republic, though, that we have free speech. i'm not sure he would have put up with it for quite this number of minutes -- [laughter] but he thought in general it was a good principle. one of the things i took away from the madison book was his firm commitment to limited government. he honestly believed that the constitution gave the congress certain rights, certain responsibilities but that we shouldn't go beyond those. and when he saw government, alexander hamilton moving the government in another direction, he sounded the first political party. he took the lead in doing that with the idea that when the government is going in a direction that you don't like, you need to plant your feet firmly and protest. and i think that he didn't see the end of the republic as passing legislation, but as each of us taking a firm stand and keeping the gov

>> chino y nacho. >> les tengo muchas sorpresas aquÍ, desde el backstage.os jÓvenes y maity, te cuento que pronto voy a decir tu secreto. en minutos. en minutos. vuelvo con ustedes al estudio, los quiero. >> ¿en serio que vas a decir el secreto de maity? no puede ser. >> yo no sÉ si es que me estÁ pegando un poco de jomari pero esa camisita que traÍa orlando es la de fiesta en amÉrica. >> que nos cuenten un poco el chisme. >> esta es la Última moda en rÍo de janeiro. >> tÚ sabes que llegaste a miami, ¿no? ¿te diste cuenta? >> traigo la alegrÍa, la samba. >> orlando, nada mÁs te falta cantar... [canta] >> eso, orlando! >> yo estuve allÍ como media hora y me di cuenta que romeo canta de maravillas pero no quiere darle una entrevista a nadie. >> pero apenas estÁn llegando. >> gaby, willy. chismes! >> yo ayer vi que estabas baile y baile con romeo santos. >> con la mÚsica de romeo santos. >> bÁjale a tu odio. yo me voy entonces. >> a lo que nos preocupa a todos es cÓmo va a estar el estado del tiempo. ¿cÓmo van a estar las condiciones? ♪ que llueva, se caiga de

we'll take you on a vip backstage tour of the grand ole opry. thing we do when we get in is we have to check in and find out where our dressing room is. where am i at tonight? as a member off mailbox so the fans can send mail to us here. not everybody that plays at the grand ole opry is a member of the grand ole opry. to date there are just over 200 members. that is list of every member past and present. there's 19 dressing rooms. well, actually's only 18 because there's not a number 13. >> hello there! >> you never know who you're going to run into. what is y'all's favorite thing about being here at the opry? >> oh, porter, roy acuff and standing in them big tall shoes. >> look who we have here, mr. rickey skaggs. this is the green room. during the flood of 2010 this is how high the water level got. this is the infamous circle here at the grand ole opry where the legends as well as the new artists stand to perform. thanks for spending time with me backstage at the grand ole opry. hone to see you in nashville soon. now it's time to it this stage

rattled, jim retreats backstage. >> i was shaken, obviously. shaken. but physically i wasn't really hurt. little lump on the back of the head. >> the crowd boos the attacker as security escorts him offstage. the audience wants jim back and they let him know. >> i was in the dressing room downstairs and the whole building was shaking. the audience was asking for me to come back out. >> welcome back, jim jeffries. >> the show must go on. jeffries triumphantly returns to the stage. and the audience goes wild. in true comedic fashion, jim makes light of the attack. >> what many of you don't know is that i employed that bloke for when gigs are going badly. >> even if i'm a bad fighter at least i've got some type of courage. if you've enjoyed my show, like some of you have, right? and you want to see more of me, i'll be getting my head kicked in in the alleyway. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. >> jim leaves the stage to a standing ovation. later, after doing a second show, the comedian watches the tape of the assault with the police. the reality o

my whole team have been talking about you backstage. >> jimmy: oh, really? please. [ cheers ] i'm happy you're here now. >> you've got some of my lipstick on you. >> jimmy: oh, no. i like your lipstick on me. it's fantastic. please. >> oh, you do? then, i'll put some on the other side. >> jimmy: okay, thank you. very good. perfect. [ cheers and applause ] let's get serious. >> it looks good. >> jimmy: let's get serious. thank you. >> i kind of like it. >> jimmy: i don't mind it. yeah, this is really cool. [ laughter ] let's get right into it. "america's got talent." it's an audition for talent. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you know about this because you yourself have auditioned for stuff when you were first starting out? >> oh, yes. i've done many, many auditions. >> jimmy: you have. >> and been rejected many, many times. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and now all i say is, "ha-ha, shame on you." >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah! now you can make people stars. yeah. but, you answered a thing in the paper. it's called -- >> "the stage paper," yes. >> jimmy: yeah. in new york city

the people backstage. i was like looking in the mirror before i came out here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how could he not? >> exactly. >> jimmy: with a face like that. >> so i'm sorry. what were you going to say? >> jimmy: i don't know what i was going to say. i do know you have a lot of friends or comedians, obviously. who said the funniest thing to you when you came out of the closet? of all your friends. >> well, i know you're going to think i'm just saying this but that's what we were just talking about backstage. i'm like, well, jimmy texted me something so funny. and this is not the best outcome. i don't remember what it was. but i remember thinking that's a good one. but spade called me with a very funny message. david spade. and he said, "todd, listen, i know i'm your friend." he goes, "i shouldn't even have to say this." he goes, i don't care. he goes, i know a therapist. he can help you. [ laughter ] and then he goes, "listen, maybe i can make this work for me." he goes, do you know any -- maybe, you, me, and do you know any black people? maybe we could w

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i hope the guy got a high five or backstage pass or something. he made that great video. >>> the person who posted this video made a new friend. >> let's go. let's go, let's go. >> that friend is that cow, and that cow is happy to see him. >> come on. >> this is many mesa, arizona. the guy says he's in a wheelchair and thinks it was something about his wheelchair that made the cow said, hey, let's play. this cow is acting like a puppy. that's something you don't see, but cows have the friendlyist eyes. >> woah. >> some criticize the video saying he's antagonizing the video making the cow run faster than it is built to, but the cow didn't want to chase him, i don't think he would. i think he was just having a good old time. i don't know about that, but i don't think this is agitated. >> no, just a little cow exercise. getting some lean beef. >> not agitated. two black bear cubs. ♪ the person who shot the video lives in wizler, have a beautiful backyard, and the cubs come to the backyard. they are not alone. that's why the person is in the house sh

backstage she is the most down to earth pleasant person to be around and about to go on stage in fronthat because sometimes you hear people meet people and it's a disappointment. so nice to hear. >> a katy perry fan, you've been outed. for years he liked to work out to her so now it's out. >> roar, dan, roar. >> oh, my gosh. >> still to come -- finish. >> happy birthday. >> thank you very much. today is my 43rd birthday and i'm very happy to spend it with you guys and later with my wife and last night with katy perry and my wife. good run. >> karaoke with huey lewis. >> probably not. >> we'll be right back. >> i didn't know you were such a fan. ♪ it's a german luxury sedan. but it's still an audi. ♪ the audi a4. performance with the right attitude. get exceptional offers on the audi a4 during the summer of audi event. visit audioffers.com today (sfx) rings sound design. at petsmart's% biggest sale of the year!s save on a wide selection of your favorite brands all at low prices and our unbeatable price guarantee! and, save 25% on new milk-bone® brushing chews™, clinically proven to be a

finally, you'll come back to the backstage area and into the studio.memorial day cooler scooter championship. it's so worth it. [ laughter and applause ] of course, since safety -- since safety is sexy we'll be wearing these beer helmets complete with ice cold beers. hey, roots. can we have a little cooler scooter race music? higgins, you want to get us started? >> steve: all right. gentlemen, ready? >> ready! >> steve: set. go! >> oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey old man. [ laughter ] >> oh, no! no! oh! yeah! scoreboard! yeah! ha! >> jimmy: ah! [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hugh jackman right there! "x-men: days of future past" is in theaters friday. we'll be right back with jimmy page. ♪ ♪ this is a steak? [sighs] let's make this right. stay low and spread out. [yawns] nicely done. [crunch] cheezy. that's it. sprinkle it on top. enough! ah, check please. [clank] ♪ ...awwwwlright, bird! hay daaaaaaaayyyyy!!! download hay day for free. guess the mcmuffin doesn'tthe think hashbrowns matter. it's ok, hashbrowns... .

. >> i was backstage and i was saying -- it never gets old. [laughter] >> where is the money -- >> we will give her a few minutes to finish. >> [inaudible] >> it looks like more than 2. >> we have had our fun. >> backstage. >> you destroyed iraq. >> it never gets old. >> it never changes. >> in "james madison: a life reconsidered," you said he would've loved gridlock. explain. >> you destroyed iraq. >> james madison would have thought it was a triumph of the republic. we have free speech. i am not sure he will put up with it. he thought this was a good principle. one of the things i took away from the madison book was his firm commitment to limited government. he honestly believed the constitution gave the congress certain rights, certain responsibilities and we should not go beyond those. when he saw government, alexander hamilton, moving the government in another direction, he founded the first political party. with the idea, when the government is going in the direction you do not like, you need to plant your feet and protest. i think it an

. >> seth: you were mentioning backstage, '86. you've been in l.a. since '86.> seth: that's a big year. are you -- [ applause ] as a red sox fan, i'm trying to blow through '86. >> my buddy is a really big red sox fan, and for his 50th birthday, i got him an autographed picture of bill buckner. >> seth: that's great. >> look it up, google it. >> seth: they don't know, these kids today don't know. and one of the reasons you moved back thought, was to indoctrine nate your son with new york sports news? >> yeah, i mean, you know i moved back because i wanted to raise him here -- the culture and the schools and just the lifestyle. but really, not a small part of that was wanting to raise him as a mets fan. which i have absolute guilt over. i really do. i feel bad for him. like, i feel like he's becoming a mets fan. he loves -- daniel murphy is his favorite player. >> seth: that's great. >> yeah, i feel bad for him, though. >> seth: it's hard. any parent, i mean, you never know what team you're gonna introduce them to how they're going to do over the course of their

up, but i heard you say this backstage. to check. is it true you just invented a sport? >> fred: i did. i did. it's a kind of a -- it's called "statue sport" and competitive statuing. so, you just sort of -- you're very still. and you compete against other teams from other cities and for as long as you can just kind of -- you're, you're in a pose, and then the arena -- >> seth: so if i went to a statue sport, i like that you have sport in the title of your sport, by the way. [ laughter ] >> fred: yeah. yeah. >> seth: so, if i went to a statue sport match, i would watch two people walk out? >> fred: no, they're already in position. you rented the arena, and they're already -- the teams are already in position. >> seth: okay, for all i know, they're just statues. >> fred: well, that's up to you. you vote on who you think the statue is. and so, everyone in the arena -- >> seth: how does the voting work? >> fred: it's a little box. a electronic box everybody has. and whatever city you're from, like you know, you're from st. lou

. >> stephen: i gave you a fruit plate backstage. that's all you get tonight.know that slavery happened and i'm against it. jim crow, bad. you also talk about recent practices like redlining neighborhoods, not allowing black people to move into those neighborhoods. black people being basically cheated in their mortgages and having their houses taken away from them. >> well, we have two problems. any time you say the word "reparation," people think you're talking about people who are long dead. in fact, there are people who are alive who have been disadvantaged and injured. the damage doesn't go away when we don't talk about it. new things happen that are compiled on top of that damage, so segregation in a city in chicago, a northern peoples state bank don't think about northern cities as being segregated, but segregation in a community like chicago creates a community of people who are ripe to be plundered when people are peddling bad loans. >> you say from colonial days up until now, a great deal of wealth in the united states has been built on the backs of di

backstage what is going on, lots of negotiations, lots of talking, but it seems the division is not justolitical, it is almost sectarian. the shiite parties say maliki is the one to lead them out of this crisis. his opponents say this is partly his fault. and that is what has lead to the current impasse. and the kurds say pretty much the same thing, but now they are talking about independence, and they say we can't be part of an iraqi state that doesn't respect our rights and has a strangle hold over us. so it looks likely when the session meets on the 13th, that they won't get another agreement, and it will be postponed yet again. nobody is hopeful that they will come to an argument. >>> meanwhile the white house is asking congress for emergency money to deal with the grower immigration crisis at the border. mike viqueira is live at the white house this morning, and mike, the white house some say is bowing to political pressure to address the crisis. >> there is no question there is a humanitarian crisis, and yes, at this house, we understand the white house has officially sent its requ

and -- the thing that i kept hearing from people was that you were backstage before the show tellingthat you started your own cult. [ light laughter ] >> fred: i did. [ laughter ] >> seth: again, you can say, "i didn't and i made that up. you have me dead to rights. thank you for letting me be myself." did you start a cult? >> fred: i did. i'm telling you i did. [ laughter ] it is called the "butterscotch cult." [ light laughter ] and -- what you have to do if you want to be in it, is you've got to be really into butterscotch and -- and you have to tell other people about butterscotch, too. and the ingredients and how it's made and -- and -- and to look like butterscotch as much as you can. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. i've got to be honest, i was a little worried. when you hear someone starts a cult, you think of it in a more negative light. this sounds like a pretty soft cult by all. >> fred: well, the taste of butterscotch is pretty strong -- [ laughter ] -- you know, in huge amounts. that's the thing. you've got to have a lot of it all the time. it's pretty much all you can eat. >

. >> so i'm going to go backstage and say thanks. has she ever made you a scarf? >> jon: no.en here 16 years. baby alpacka. i once had a guy that looked like i guess lizard skin. it was made like a ball, found it under his desk. >> jon: that's really nice. i know who that is. that's... beth. she makes beautiful scarves. sometimes she makes hats. >> it's a gorgeous infinity scarf you can wrap around your neck and keep you warm forever. >> jon: the scarf is a very delicate thing to pull off. >> knitting in general is a very delicate thing to pull off. >> jon: you're talking about making it. i was talking about wearing it. >> for man, it's complicated. >> it's complicated. >> you can throw a scarf on with pretty much everything. i could be wearing a scarf right now. >> jon: i was thinking to myself, it's the one thing missing from your outfit. [laughter] do you like a gentleman in a scarf, because a generalman in a scarf, unless he is, what is the opposite of that, a short jew. let's say he's a short jew, you don't pull it off as dashingly. it's a dashing accessory. >> it gives

excellence in broadway theater with a look at the past tone s, ward winners and nominees who invited us backstage it's the original dream and to be here all these years later is a blessing and a gift, and i just am thrilled. >> keep your head up, girls. it's going to be fun. that's what i would have told myself. ten years ago i didn't see all of this happening. >> we open the curtains to one of broadway's brightest lights, director kenny leon. >> when you do of television and film you're used to doing one, two, three minutes at a time, but when you do a broadway show you are doing two hours continuous, so it's another art form. we remember the ride with ar i parker and blare underwood who appeared on "a street car named desire". >> are coming out of my mouth with love and respect for this material and if it's upsetting people, great. if it's making people come out of their seat, great. >> plus david allen grier blade mean villain and finally alicia keys sees how sticky's broadway producer could be. >> there's something from doing something for the first time that has no constraint on my brain. ho

. >> also tonight we are backstage at the espys just minutes after michael sam, the first openly gay football playerou, brght the entire house to tears. >> when you've been hit with emotion like that, it is crippg.lin >> there were several poignant moments like that one. and host drake, he just killed it. >> i think i'm the first rapper to ever host the espys, which is pretty incredible. >> and siegfried & roy invited me inside their home over 2e7b years after the incident that left roy partially paralyzed. >> there's been so many different versions that you hear. >> all wrong. >> his health today. and wait until you see their three new white lion cubs. >> brought you and the little ones together. you are roy again. >> now "entertainment thtonig," bringing you our take on today's top stories. >> hi, everybody. well, kevin mcenroe, son of tatum o'neal and volatile tennis great john mcenroe, busted for cocaine possession. >> we have jack osborne here tonight. jack, you have been both the son of an addict and a star, and you've had to overcome your own battles with addiction yourself. >

joining us today what is it like to work on live international television when next we take you backstage with us he's used. to u.s. agents who are working deep inside the german government have been caught which has heightened tensions between the two countries even more the german reaction to this was to expel the cia chief in berlin from his post this is the kind of story that makes people who hate u.s. foreign policy the share button on facebook and get all excited it makes me feel that merkel or at least some elements of the german government are actually fighting against foreign meddling but i would say that you should take this story with a huge grain of salt yeah they just had one cia asset out of the country and this could be a sign of change but there are still twenty plus u.s. military bases currently operating in germany in fact the bow holder base is one of the largest ones outside of america territory with thirteen thousand troops permanently stationed there so basically if merkel really wants to reduce foreign meddling in germany she is going to have to somehow get a massiv

. >> jimmy: you were telling me backstag because you thought it might have been you, maybe, beca >> uh-huheeping habits. ever since i was a kid, i've always had these crazy sleep issues. so when i landed and saw it, i was like, "oh, crap! was it me? did i do it while i was asleep on the plane?" but there was no wifi, so it definitely wasn't me. >> jimmy: no truth to that at all. but you said to me earlier that you sleep shop. and i just nodded. and i said, "yeah," and i walked away. and then i go, "what the hell was he talking about?" [ laughter ] what does that mean, sleep shop? >> well, it means -- i used to take this pill to help me sleep. and then, i guess when i was asleep, i'd take out my ipad and i'd just start shopping. and these packages kept showing up at my house. and i was like, "oh, my god! identity fraud or something." but then i'd look up the history in my ipad. "oh, nope. i bought this." and the things that i would get were just crazy. like, i got like a full marie antoinette portrait. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how would you even find that? >> i -- it came! i did! it's -- >> j

karen, you did so much work backstage. [ laughter ] >> it was fun, though, wasn't it?one. >> good night. >> good night. ♪ >> a massive fireworks display lit up the skies over the philadelphia museum of art. chopper6hd captured the magnificent display, a fitting way to cap off a week-long demonstration of america's 23th birthday. friday night, jim is off. i'm monica malpass and the big story on "action news" tonight is 4th of july celebration a day of fun turned into a night filled with fireworks and music across the region. the ben franklin parkway was packed with hundreds of thousands of visitstors for the annual philly 4th of july jam. the weather was perfect for this free concert and fireworks display. and a perfect night for stroll ago long the jersey shore. atlantic city boardwalk packed with folks soaking up the last few hours of the 4th of july. but the celebrations will continue into the weekend at the shore. and we have your 4th of july celebrations covered tonight. "action news" reporter sharee williams is at the parkway with the wawa welcome america fans and

>> this is what backstage pass is all about. >> are you okay?ou want to do? >> all right. we're going to get ready. >> where are your parents? >> not here. >> you want to say hi to them. >> hi, mom! >> we got them, mom. they're okay. >> all the way up. come on. all the way up. >> this is what the guys sing when you see them. >> these two are going to get front row seats. al, back to you. >> wow. they almost exploded. >> they will when the band gets there. >> hoda, thank you. carson, thank you. mr. roker, qui >>> 8:34. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look at the radar, which is starting to dry out, especially up in marin county, a little cell south of sonoma county. as we continue throughout the morning hours, though, i can tell you, we are going to continue to clear out of here. by about lunchtime, maybe a residual shower or two, but most of this activity will conclude. beautiful sky leftover. take a look at san francisco, fabulous start to the day here. looking beautiful in the oakland hills, same for mt. hamilton

>> aquÍ seguimos en el backstage de premios juventud conectados con ustedes.es de que estÉ aquÍ. >> asÍ es. no se puede perder esta visita porque pueden estar aquÍ, en la casita de despierta amÉrica y nos tienen que escribir al email que ven en pantalla. >> asÍ es. conciertoda@tv.univision.com para que disfrutes aquÍ con nosotros. >> aquÍ los esperamos. ¿te gusta farruko? >> claro que me gusta. vamos a ver a todos los artistas en premios juventud y aquÍ, en la casita, siempre estamos levantÁndonos muy sonrientes. quÉ rico comenzar el dÍa así y bien informando. como les hemos venido contando, autoridades mexicanas rescataron a mÁs de 450 niÑos retenidos en una casa hogar en el estado de michoacÁn. se produjo tras la denuncia formulada por un grupo de padres. los menores vivÍan en condiciones lamentables y eran vÍctimas de diversos abusos fÍsicos y psicolÓgicos por parte de los directivos y empleados del orfanato. >> dentro de los cuales destaca el ser obligados a pedir dinero, ser obligados a pedir comida en mal estado, dormir en el suelo entre plagas y la proh

. >>> backstage at the grand ole opry celebrating a milestone. back in the morning and we'll see you at 7:00. >>> cbs this morning starting at 7:00. >>> some bay area companies are topping your money news this morning. >>> here now is kcbs radio reporter jason brooks. >> a big deal in the online real estate business as san francisco-based trulia is bought by sill low. >>> burling game-based virgin america has filed its ipo papers, says it hopes to raise as much as $115 million. no word on when we will see that ipo. virgin america operates its main hub out of san francisco international airport, operates about 22 airports across the u.s. and in mexico with its fleet of 53 airplanes. >>> stock market is off to a flat start this morning. the monthly jobs report friday. let's look at the big board and see how we are doing early going. the dow dropping over 35 points. the nasdaq is down 11. the s and pis giving up four points. juliet and brian, back to you. >>> jason brooks thank you so much. >>> candlestick park has hosted really final sporting event