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they featured benny anderson and abbah from 15 years of the musical "mamma mia." >> from the red carpeto prestigious theater a wards, many of the best known faces associated with faces on the british stage. >> even without stars like him, it's been a booming year for theater with ticket sales well over half a billion pounds up since last year. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my tv show. >> one of the productions helped boost audience numbers, charlie and the chocolate factory. and the a ward show opened with a number from the stage adaptation of the world classic. ♪ thus it was another musical close to the comedy, book of mormon from the creators of south park that ended up being one of the big winners. ♪ ♪ >> the winner is the book of mormon. >> it took four a wards in total including best new musical and best actor in a musical. >> it's one of those things you've never quite seen on stage in a musical. south park audiences get their feel. bobby lopez and park is brilliant. golden age music. it's joust a really good time. mormon is a really fun night. >> best actor went to rori for

i know one of the issues that the commission considers when reviewing shadows is public benny want to emphasize we've spent well over a year and a half doctoring extensive outreach including a circulate and circulating an exhaust park survey throughout the dog patch neighborhoods hosting over 6 community meetings and for this community what dog patch community wants to see for the area and contributing over 61 thousand dollars towards the formation process for the green benefit district. i would love to come back to address you better because there's a tremendous application thought the city and i've been work or working with the staff on this project. if the green benefit district is approved by ballot in july and august latest september there are about $400,000 annually that will grow as projects like this come online it will be going to maintain and capital improvements to enhance the free park and homemade park. but we're proposing on the end of 19th street it will be fully public with a plaza that will compliment the soft space. this g d d is run by a board from the community. th

. >> stephen: you, benny goodman, mitch miller-- those are the original police. >> glenn miller. >> stephenmillers. obviously, i'm a huge fan of the police. i love the pro-authority message that name sends. ( applause ) listen, but you've got a new project now. >> i do. >> stephen: that takes you back to your childhood, the town you grew up in. it's called "the last ship," and it's a musical that starts this summer in chicago and then comes to broadway. tell folks about the story of the last ship. >> i was born in the shadow i a shipyard in a little town on the northeast coast of england. >> stephen: i think we have a picture of what the shipyard is like. >> one of my earliest memories is a giant ship at the end of my street. >> stephen: there it is. >> pretty surreal environment to grow up in. i didn't want to work in the shipyard. the shipyard was dangerous and toxic and pretty unpleasant, so i did everything i could to escape. >> stephen: okay. >> so i wanted to be a singer. i wanted to sing songs in the world. i wanted to be paid extravagant amounts of money. ( cheers and applause ) i w

example for that, we start community homes that we have partnered with the city of san francisco and the benny hoff foundation to open a vacant con vet to have mothers an children who were homeless. >> that's a perfect example of the cooperation among private agency, an organization, a business, if you will like sales force, a family to our care and the city and county of san francisco. everybody got together to make this possible. >> i think it is part of a unique model, certainly, to have that blending of people. does that -- it seems to me that that's unique also to san francisco bay area where so many different cultures and so many faith backgrounds come together and really the government at the local level does, doesn't it with a certain amount of openness to nonprofit collaboration. >> that's true. we're very fortunate to have a number of faith based agencies, you know, a community, catholic charities . >> we're going to hear a little bit more when we come back right after this break. thank you so much for being with us. >>> good morning and welcome back if you're just joining us i'm dr.

. >> before edward snowden, there was benny who helped develop some of the early technology being used in the collection programs. he says 9/11 was a turning point for the agency. he left his job, and bake a whistle blower. >> with 9/11 everything changed here. and some of them said this is a gift to nsa. and what it meant is now we can just about get any kind of budget we want, and built our nsa so much larger and get more contracts and more money. and do so many more things and that's exactly what they did. >> when you have private conversations with members of the agency, what you hear is 9/11, 9/11, 9/11, 9/11, 9/11, 9/11. >> can you give the best argument how these programs work to protect americans in. >> 9/11, connect the dots. >> we need programs that connect the dots. >> but it didn't stop 9/11. >> we didn't have the programs. >> i imagine there are some people who are so flightily, and scared, that they feel that whatever the government might do including denying them their own civil liberties is there to protect them from the boogie menh are lying underneath their bed. on al

>> benny. >> jimmy: i see. >> benny's my manager and partner for many years.on, kiddo. >> jimmy: you're comfortable enough that he can call and yell at you. >> oh, yeah. i yell back. [ laughter ] if i have to. >> jimmy: do you have a title for the album yet? >> i do. i have -- i'm behind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's a good title, by the way. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] >> i have a few different titles, and that'll be added to it. i have a few different titles. i don't know. >> jimmy: can people help you with this? i'd love to know what your titles are. maybe we could narrow them down. >> i could tell you now or i could tell you later. >> jimmy: either way. you can tell me later if you want but right now we've got all these people that can help. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have to go through it in my mind. >> jimmy: you're among friends, first of all. >> one of them -- should i do this? [ cheers and applause ] it's taken forever. it's like one of those things. okay. so one of them that i have which i think some of my fans

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that's benny the bull, chicago's mascot, waving the team's flag on top of the willis tower, getting everyone fired up for the playoff game on sunday against the wizards. >>> we end this friday with memorial service for 8-year-old lacey holsworth better known as princess lacey. the little girl, a huge spartans fan, especially koes to center adrian payne. she actually die aid week ago. she had been battling cancer. >> yeah. sad to see her go. she's a cutie. >> craig, thank you so much. pressure it. >> you're welcome, betty nguyen. >>> good friday. do you have a good forecast for us? >> not for everyone. >> uh-oh. >> but for a lot of us. so, you're going to be happy. but if you have friends down there in the southeast, they won't be. we're getting drenched this morning. almost looks like a tropical storm coming on shore. it's not. it's a plain old rainstorm. it will have soaking effects with it. we could see river flooding. we have flood watches through much of the area. alabama, georgia, south carolina, north florida, central florida, an umbrella day for you. we could get drenched the next fiv

bennie hinn early on got into a fair amount of trouble with theology creativity it which open revelation led him to wonder if each member of the trinity have their own trinity. that came up benign and it became awkward. it was in his book good morning spirit which sold many copies so in some sense he walked at bat but he immediately felt like people were laughing at him and it'd just been kind of what he wanted as a playful moment other people thought of as not following the sort of rules of orthodoxy. >> host: any of these church ideas past 30 gospel ideas been exported to canada, europe? >> guest: absolute and one of the genus levels of the prosperity gospel is when you ask is this an american phenomenon it's hard to tell because almost immediately send indigent eyes. it takes on a local form almost innately. there's a canadian version. it's a little more staid. hands are lower, left laughing, a little dancing. it's fabulously adaptable so a nigerian prosperity gospel there is ukrainian prosperity gospel and in english prosperity gospel and a filipino 30 gospel that is largely catholic

benny on drums. lauren on the keyboards. mark on guitar and sam's singers and horns with us.ited to have you. let's play a little "hold on, i'm comin'." ♪ ♪ don't you ever feel sad ♪ lean on me when times are bad ♪ ♪ when the day comes and you're down ♪ ♪ in a river of trouble and about to drown ♪ ♪ just hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ i'm going my way, your lover ♪ if you get cold i will be your cover ♪ ♪ don't have to worry because i'm here ♪ ♪ no need to suffer, baby, because i'm here ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you ever feel sad ♪ lean on me when times are b bad ♪ ♪ when the day comes and you're down ♪ ♪ in a river of trouble and about to drown ♪ ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' ♪ hold on i'm comin' [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, sam moore. >> thank you. i'm tired. >> sam, you can't be tired. >> i'm tired. >> we're just getting warmed up, man. >> oh! >> we're delighted to have sam moore. be sure and get his records and be sure and listen to the magnificent song about dr. martin l

if bennie off children's hospital and the two hospitals formed an alliance to jointly conduct researchoffer comprehend sufficient medical care. >>> here is a leave picture and they are there for four and a half hours and alex savage has more on what you can expecting if you are -- you being expect if you are headed to the game. >> folks have waited all off season here and the giant and diamondbacks will be doing this and it will be perfect cut and we are here with senior communications and you must be excited and the fans are too? >> yes, we have been here since seven this morning or any time this season, what can people expect. >> wewe have a whole new deck where fans can sit and watch the game and we have a number of different places where they will grow food at at&t and a million different promotions this week in particular we have fun things going on. >> do you want to mention that so fans know what to expect? >> we are overtime using metal detectors and we will not have them at any gate today. we will start phasing them in at different locations. >> i appreciate that and i want to

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. >> i want to know who benny and veer ron -- veronica will torment?y want it to be morrell vent to kids -- more relevant to kids. they use jiloppi. >> that's true, they are out of date and good on you for calling that. >> just say that's true and move on. >> i wish i could move on. i could move on, but you are still here. >> andrea, this is a bizarre way to end a series. why do you think they did this? >> especially a series that wants to reach out to kids. why would they kill off the beloved main character? i think they will make the women gay. i think the direction this country is going and will archie is following the wave. >> or he can become a ghost archie and just float around and act like paul mccurio and annoy people with a weird ghostly stench. >> one last question, doesn't a morbid comic hero who dies defeats the point of the comic, comic death? >> it is traumatizing to children which i find offensive. there are other ways to have handled this. joe app, how do you and your friends -- joanne, how do you and your friends react to the death of

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. >> in a radio interview, mississippi congressman benny thompson called clarence thomas a uncle tom. >> now, all of a sudden government is the worst thing in the world, since a black man became president. >> monday night on the house floor, new york democrat charlie rangle dished out similar vin dicktives. >>> racist statements can ruin lives and damage reputations. recent bundy. >> i've wondered if they were better off being slaves or better off under government subsidy. >> while those men paid varying costs for their statements, thompson and rangle's statements went unnoticed. >> i think it's troubling when the only supreme court justice being called an uncle tom. we should be just as offended by that language. >> when blacks were asked what is most important to you, race is registered only 2%. it's the so-called leadership that keeps the fires of racism fanned in the public's eye. >> a poll from last july also suggested a media presents a distorted picture of racism. it found that 41% of blacks consider blacks racist. and a smaller percentage considers most whites racist. >>> firs

. >> bennie told us she chose a career working for the city, rather than the auto industry, providing a more stable retirement option, or so she thought. at 71 he received 885-dollar as month in pension, but now that in jeopardy. >> the city is trying to kill us all off. all the people that's retired because they aren't going to take care of us. >> since retiring in 1997, brady has suffered serious health problems he undergoes die allsis is twice a week, and a couple of years ago he lost his eye site. but he never lost the memory of the detroit he once loved so fondly. don't give up. see, they always say abandon ship, no, no abandon ship here, we won't give up, we will keep pushing. >> but that hope seemed to have gone off course, the city experienced record low temperatures this past winter, the river froze over, and the plan aimed to avoided fiscal melt down could prove to be financial break down. that's a lot of money. >> a lot of funds. yo i are looking at anywhere from two to $300 a more out of a paycheck. a person getting 800-dollar as month on pension, and trying to run this ne

. >> another racially charged story from congressman bennie thompson, mississippi democrat.lam radio program to say he thinks mitch mcconnell is, a, quote racist. he said the republicans are only against obamacare because president obama's an african-american and said this about clarence thomas. >> and uncle tom, clarence thomas -- >> brother -- >> you said that, i didn't. >> and he went on to suggest that it's almost as though justice thomas doesn't even like black people. he doesn't like being black because every decision or color had something to do with it he went against it. you caught one with him. >> he doubled down on the comments. i asked about the uncle tom comments what he said about clarence thomas. listen to what he said. >> calling him an uncle tom, though, isn't that a racially charged term? >> for some it is. but to others, it's the truth. >> because, you know, looking at that, and hearing that kind of language, that certainly wouldn't be, you know, appropriate if it was coming from somebody who was white. >> but i'm black. >> so it makes it okay? >> well, i

i think you're aware of justice benny thomas. he's still yet to get an answer as to why his name appeared in any of the documents. >> what did you think of what greta saying this is just as much of the republicans slow thing process down for almost a year, and they're only now getting around to sort of forcing the issue, are they really interested? do you fear this is going to go nowhere? >> i do fear it's not going to go anywhere. but i don't know that it's entirely a republican-democrat thing. i have met with congressman dave camp. i think he's a sincere guy and doing a very methodical, procedural approach to it. if anything, the republicans are concerned that they're overpursuing it, but they're just not making enough aggressive moves. but in this environment, i don't think you're going to get any answers until you're the bad guy on the block. >> hang in there, george, out in cincinnati, ohio. i want to bring your attention, we had a big run-up on the dow today, 180 points. the reason was something interesting out of the feder

bennie tate, pastor of rock springs church, of his 25 years of outstanding leadership and service to his community. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for other purposes the gentleman from arkansas wish to be recognized? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> today i ask the members of this house and all americans to lift up arkansas in their prayers as we recover from the storms that devastated much of central arkansas on sunday evening. mr. cotton: 15 people lost their lives in these storms and many more saw their homes and neighborhoods destroyed. the communities of mayflower, vibrant thriving towns were particularly hard hit. i want to thank the first responders and all those on the ground in arkansas who continue to assist with rescue and recovery operations. we are deeply grateful for your service. i know my sorrow and grief for the devastation and loss of life i

night when you asked your question, i didn't know if you got the answer you were looking for, and benny asked about cultural identity. the most important part of that issue is finding who you are within. and we are all fragmented people. it is matter of pulling all those fragments together and being aware of the wholeness of yourself. i would also say to look for a writer who has really a beautiful name with cultural identity and hearkening back to haiti, being very much an american in many ways. there are people who have done it very successfully and that is who you are and the very same, where writing comes from. is there all of that contradiction inside yourself so you are blessed. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> good evening. so gillian royes, a pleasure to listen to you tonight. shortly after graduating with my nsa in fiction i got an agent and was told the fiction i am writing will lessen the patois in order to appeal to the masses. i was actually torn over it and confided in a friend of mine who is a jamaican author and told me that is the way to do it. you got to sell to t

on larry king now benny leave the baby on his sports obsession for me it was such a coincidence that this jersey that has since been banned was the one that they warn the national championship game the only national championship and i think is a good way to kind of sum up the culture of that time period the era and i think the spirit of that team and opening up about his love of polish dancing this is happy that smile. plus you people in dealing with call you up it all the time everywhere if i'm walking around if i'm going far out if i'm going for ronald like the ron people are always like out of brotherhood or if i'm with my kids they're like i'll bet a steal of a big all next on larry king now. we're going to larry king our special guest is danny pudi you don't wave you in the known . cambone him as odd but in the idea of these socially awkward pop culture savant on n.b.c.'s community for the last five seasons he's a diehard marquette basketball fan recently directed e.s.p.n. thirty for thirty short film entitled untaught which you can. find on e.s.p.n. dot com the thirty series tw

benny is on the line. are you with us? caller: yes. first of all, i think he is doing a fabulous job. i think he is very courageous are standing up against the koch brothers. thatime you have people have so much money and so much power, they go into underdeveloped countries and by barnes for a penny on the dollar. n and sell itback i back to the underdeveloped countries for 100%. i think he is a fabulous job. host: a tweet from senator harry reid himself -- the kochs want to say false and misleading things about obamacare, but we are not allowed to criticize them for it? atlanta, georgia -- caller: yes, how are you doing? is about the most honorable man i see up there right now. you have people like the koch brothers another billionaires around the country that are trying to buy and sell the united states at the expense of middle-class and poor folks. these are the people actually paying the taxes to run the country. you know? it is like they are playing around. harry reid is standing up for the american people. thank you. host: let's

and in fact, there are a couple of members of the congressional black caucus including congressman benny league's response was good, but they should have the power to go further. he wants the league to hold people more accountable. what's interesting is who is holding the congressman accountable for some of the crazy things he said on nation of islam radio. listen to this. >> this man doesn't even like black people. he doesn't like being black because every decision where color had something to do with it, he witness against it. >> how offensive is that? justice thomas? can you imagine? he doesn't even like being black? >> that's a congressman. >> yeah! that's absolutely insane. calling him an uncle tom and calling mitch mcconnell racist. very often the democrats who say it's the republicans who are racist, but, listen to these comments. this is jaw dropping. >> he also said that president obama has been treated a lot worse than bush and clinton that he saw up close and personal when bush was called stupid every day of the week, called loser by the majority loser, it's hard to -- a war m

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