. >>> what do a major star, a love of broadway, and a group of motivated teens have in common?ay tuned to find out. >> and much more next on "teen kids news." ♪ >>> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm jessica. here's our top story for this week. >> reporter: it's the building block of life itself, but too much of it can be very bad for your health. now there's a nationwide effort to protect us from something we love to add to our food. cheryl has the story. >> reporter: salt is everywhere. it's about 3% of the oceans. our bodies need it to survive. and we love its taste. >> my favorite salty foods are probably chips. potato chips. >> onion rings and french fries. >> french fries are my favorites. >> i really like pretzels and chips. >> ooh. i'd have to say potato chips and french fries. >> my favorite salty foods, probably salt and vinegar chips and also crunchy seaweed. >> reporter: the problem is too much salt is unhealthy. >> too much salt overwhelms your body. you eliminate salt with your kidneys. however, there's only so much your kidneys can do. all the e

that was broadway. then i want to move on to my second place which was the lawrence street school for coal alreadied children located a few blocks north, and unfortunately, i do not have an image of it. this is where my great grandfather and great, great grandfather goes to the school and my great, great grandfather goes to the lawrence street school. i know a lot about my great grandfather because of the very lengthy eulogy that this man, george downing, wrote and published in the "brooklyn citizen" at the time of my grandfather's death. he said my great grandfather, thomas white, he was a white man from northern england and says absolutely nothing about philip's mother, but from looking at philip's death certificate, it says she comes from jamaica. she was elizabeth stehle, undoubtedly black. she was the one because of my great grandfather was labeled colored. i don't know where they meant. i don't know whether she was slave or free or if they married or how they ended up in the united states, but tho

one is broadway. another is lawrence street, which is parallel to thompson street north of houston in the third is -- that they lawrence street school. in the third is the african theater which was located on mercer street. and i want to show two things. one the way in which distance and proximity still obtained in this area and the other is i think i see away what i'm talking about what happens at certain places to point out some of the moral values underlying the happenings. so what happens i'll talk a little bit about the weight of the first of the way to get started downtown gradually starts to those of the very things they were creating, commercialization and the city. so they came up to the village, to st. johns park and broadway and at a certain point of course they move north of bleecker street and so there was that phrase, you know, above leaker street and that's where the upper 10 do as call lived and they were also in the bronx street lafayette place area. so i want to read now a little pas

the only trouble spot is construction on the southbound 13 broadway off-ramp. also along 680 but the bay bridge looking fine. we'll have a check of 680 coming up. right now, back to you. >>> well, the tower for the new bay bridge is going to get a little bit taller today. >> you may be wondering where elizabeth wenger is. she is not doing traffic here. she's on treasure island to explain what's happening to the tower. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, the tower is growing by about 15 feet later on this morning. it's going to grow to 495 feet of its total 525-foot height. caltrans provided us this computer animated video. you can find it on their website if you want to check it out. kind of cool stuff. unlike the previous four tower lifts which were comprised of four individual sections, this latest lift is just a single segment that will sit atop all four independent legs. the section known as the grillage will evenly distribute the weight of the 480-ton cable saddle so the section if you're wondering why it's nicknamed the grillage it's due

at that time, and nobody was interested in-- on broadway, certainly-- in a grumpy, hour-long play byebody never heard of. and so it was done in berlin in german on a double bill with beckett's krapp's last tape. and i think that fact, which got picked up by the new york times, you know-- "young american playwright has to go to germany to have his first work done, and not even in english"-- i think that instantly made the play producible in new york city, because six months later, it was done off-broadway in english on the same double bill and ran for four years. so i quit my job delivering telegrams for western union-- [laughter] and settled in to be a playwright. now, do you speak or write german? no. no. it's a very strange language. do you speak it? no. no. you know, the verbs are at the ends of the sentences, so you can go along, you know, for a page and a half, not knowing what anybody is talking about, and then, all of a sudden, bang, at the end, there's a verb. but you had this-- this added advantage of sitting there the first time you watched it and not being able to say-- or

the restaurant bar is on the 300 block of broadway street. detectives say that the man opened fire at around 12:45 this morning. two men were shot to death. four others injured. two of them critically. and we just got through talking with a manager at the time here. he said that there are about 10 to 15 people. they were inside the restaurant and bar, playing xbox games, all members of one family and friends when the shooting happened. officers. say they have not made any arrests. no information yet on the suspects. this area near jack london square is not a high crime area but there were two other shootings in the neighborhood overnight around the corner from the broadway crime scene one person shot and taken to the hospital. an hour and a half later on the 200 block of washington at a nightclub. and 11 p.m. another victim was shot on the 2700 block of favor street and went to the hospital. so detectives don't know if any of these three shootings overnight were related. no arrests, no suspects in any of the cases at this time. but here on th

we are standing on fourth and broadway, the corner here. the shooting happened inside that club there with the red awning called sweet jimmie's. crime scene investigators are still here. i spoke with a detective and he told me right now they are interviewing witnesses downtown. he says this was before 1:00 a.m., a man got out of a car and tried to get into the bar. for some reason, they denied him access. that's when they say he pushed his way in and started shooting inside. there were about ten to 12 people inside at the time. a horrible scene. two people shot and killed. four others wounded. two in critical condition, two in stable condition. two of the victims were women. motive is unclear at the point. detectives not releasing a lot of information about the car involved, yet or how many people they are looking for. in the meantime, a couple other shootings at the time investigators were here processing the scene, they heard gunfire around the corner as another club was letting out. we are told one person was shot, non-life threatening i

how are you going to get a singing and dancing larry bird on broadway? magic be on broadway. >> jimmy: yeah. >> people are saying that they respect how we play. neither one of the -- neither one of us will be acting in it, trust me, or singing in it. >> jimmy: what does larry think about it? i mean, he's got to be like -- >> larry was nervous. you know what he said? he said, magic, i can't believe a hick from indiana is going to be on broadway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that. >> so it's cool. he's excited. he's excited. and it takes a lot to get larry excited, you know. >> jimmy: yeah, he's the quietest dude in the world. >> exactly, exactly. >> jimmy: i'm excited about that. i want to see how they're going to pull that off. i'll be the first one there. >> it's going to be interesting. will the actors be tall? 6'10" and 6'9"? >> jimmy: that's what i'm saying. there's not that many tall broadway actors. >> no, no. >> jimmy: not at all. >> exactly. ♪ ♪ sink a three-pointer ♪ i'm going to sink a three-pointer ♪ ♪ i'm gonna dribble the ball i'm going to

now chris rock is rocking broadway.fers this sunday profile. >> chris rock! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. you know, women are just like the police. they can have all the evidence in the world but they want the confession. >> reporter: he is brash. >> my house costs millions of dollars. don't hate the player. hate the game. >> reporter: he is brilliant. >> that's right. you don't like gays, you're going to have a gay son. you don't like puerto ricans, your daughter is going to come home with one. >> reporter: and often a bonfire of profanity. >> i mean, they don't grade fathers but if your daughter is a stripper, you (beep) up. when i'm talking to young comics i tell them don't curse. i swear i tell them all the time because the money is not cursing. i'm doing fine. i have a big house. but ray romano would laugh at my house. ray romano would be like, are you kidding? you want me to live in that? >> reporter: because the real money is in clean. >> the real money is in clean, baby. >> reporter: fear not. chris rock

her mother who was a broadway musical comedy star named jenna de. we worked on this book together. it is going into editing, and it will be out next summer. that is also a terrific book, although having not all that much to do with me, what one and put together was just coming to reach to get interviews with people who don't give interviews. amazing, amazing stuff about baseball and america and lefty's incredible life from dirt-poor in california in 1908 until he died in 1989. yes, i am working on something. thank you for that question. >> we have an opportunity. here we are in the land of spring training to bring you that. one of our best selling books of remark is a book called the chicago cubs, our team, our dream. i grew up in chicago. it teaches you about life. i've always said that. thank you very much for coming. has been a tremendous pressure.

hey, dude, you're back on broadway. play that you did your broadway debut 15 years ago. >> fifteen years ago. yeah, i was just six months out of school. it was a terrifying experience. we were there -- it was a new play. the first time it was done in the states and, you know, i just did everything i could not to get fired. that was my entire experience at the time. [ light laughter ] it's actually -- not much has changed in 15 years. >> jimmy: is it easier to do the same job, basically? >> well, jimmy -- >> jimmy: fifteen years later? >> i know it's hard to tell up close, but i've aged a little in 15 years, and so i'm playing a different role this time. >> jimmy: i was going to say, you should just redo everything you've done. >> well, if they ask me to -- that's not a bad idea. go on tour. well, actually, it's the third time i've been here, right? so what happens the fourth time? do i get younger? >> jimmy: the fourth time? you get younger. you get younger. >> i can tell, you look phenomenal. >> jimmy: it's like benjam

here is a look at the play on broadway. >> we look into it. >> it's still there. i don't know, i mean i know they're there. let's get out of here. you guys need a week in -- >> i'm all right. i was just thinking how lucky we all are, you going off to california and me going off to the loony bin. >> the best place. >> huh -- >> we can go to florida and california. >> insane blue birds that got committed. >> let me dance with the telephone pole. >> hello john the baptist. that's who you are, john the baptist. you called billy and you prepared the way, the way for yourself. it will be fun -- >> billy, come here. i've got all my music. >> ringing out how i feel. >> i ring, i roll. i'll sing, i'm cool. >> people, help me. >> charlie: joining me now is ben stiller who plays arty. also joining me is the playwright john guare and the director david cromer. i am pleased to have them here at this table. how do i begin this. tell me what this play's about. >> the first thing that comes to mind is dreams, dreams of being something you're not aspiration to be something, to be

you're on broadway now, you're getting crazy rave reviews for this play.ou -- enjoying it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i know it's a lot of work. every time -- we get any actress from broadway, they come on -- it's a lot of work. i mean -- >> it is, you know, but -- but, you know that going in. you know -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- anyone who thinks it's going to be an easy ride is very, very mistaken. >> jimmy: do you get to go out and enjoy new york at all? >> i mean, i do. i don't really go out after the shows that much because -- >> jimmy: you don't go to clubs or anything? >> oh -- i don't go to clubs anyway. why? why? why? >> well, cause they're like -- it's horrible. absolutely horrendous. like, you know, as the only -- somebody was asking me about dancing, and because i dance in the show and i took a lot of lessons for it. and, but you know, i don't dance in clubs and dancing -- if frank leto music came on in the club, then if brotherhood of man started playing, then i could probably dance to that. i would tear it up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so then -- >> but an

and i saw this off-broadway in new york. this was so amazing. this is fostering creativity in teaching, and i think everyone should go to performance. this looks like the most beautiful wildflower meadow. this is very proud, and i am proud we helped to bring us along. >> i did have a meeting with the neighbors, i think this is 1945 -- this was a very interesting meeting with them last night. this is one of the homes approximating the property. and i was a little bit late. i was there but i was missing the meeting that was scheduled for the planning commissioners and others involved in the project. they had the prospective parents night, and this was 30 years too late. i like what they did their and this is very nice. commissioner moore: i was wanting a status on the eagle. i have an e-mail from members of the public and i think that this is an issue that the historic preservation commission is looking at, and i would like some kind of a status. something that would be indoors, not that this is something that will come before us. but they were lo

it happened near broadway and third street before 1:00 this morning. christie smith is live on the scene with the latest information. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. within the last 15 minutes or so, busy broadway reopened at fourth street. it had been shut down since 1:00 this morning. oakland police just left a couple minutes ago. there are family members of the victims still on scene but too distraught to talk to us about this but had to see for themselves. here is what we know, homicide detectives say before 1:00, a man got out of a car and tried to go into sweet jimmy's bar. he was denied access. he barged in and started shooting killing two men, wounding four other people, including two women. investigators telling us it doesn't look like anyone inside returned fire. right now, investigators are talking to witnesses downtown trying to come up with a suspect description. a very busy night for opd. this shooting plus two others overnight. nonlife-threatening injuries. they heard gunfire erupt around the corner. oakland pol

the broadway design plan, this is for a streetscapes designed for the broadway tunnel. we are working with the community development center on this. the first workshop will be wednesday, may 4 from 4:30 to 6:30. i just realized i don't have the location in my notes. we'll get you that information. do you know where it is? i will get you that as well. it is the first of several workshops. i wanted to attend a conference the last few days. it took place in boston this year. there were about 5000 attendees. there were some sessions of the regional planning. the staff also attended some interesting sessions about social media that has become a very interesting issue among planning agencies. we heard a word of caution and words of support for that. there is increasing interest from the public for us to do that. we have to be careful about the legal implications as well. it was interesting to note, talking to my counterpart about the issues facing boston. knowing that boston was in many ways similar to san francisco, it is almost the exact same size geographically. i had some

broadway is where people behave in a certain way? used to being the kids in the corner, like flipping off the crowd. >> so no comments like that? >> no. >> we've been waiting for that. >> we've been waiting for that. right? >> yeah. >> we've been doing previews for -- how many? 25, 30 previews that we've been in every single one and we saw one lady walk out. she walked out. >> she was a good walkout. she was pissed off. >> she threw her program, stormed out, looked like -- i'm leaving, get behind me. >> that's the way to walk out. >> people have forgotten. >> the producers -- well it's that oh "i never walk out" thing. you should get your producers to go in there and get somebody to do that once a performance. you can still maintain your integrity. >> i always ask people to sing a little bit of a song that means something to them which means you have everything you have ever written or you could both together harmonize to phil collins who stole your oscar. that you should have won for "blame canada." ♪ you will be in my heart ♪ ♪ you

it happened near third and broadway and just a few blocks from police headquarters.wo victims were killed and two more in critical condition in the hospital. there is no information on the suspects yet. an hour later, there was another shooting two blocks from the first scene, one person was hit in washington near broadway. that victim is in stable condition. right now police don't believe the shootings are connected. we'll have more in a live report in the next half hour. >> here in san francisco the red cross is helping people displaced after an apartment fire. the fire broke out in powell and green streets at 12:30 this morning. no word on how serious those injuryies are. arson investigators are on the scene and trying to figure out how that fire got started. there are reports it happened the entrow way. five children are displaced by the fire. >> san karlos city council will consider outsource aring the fire service to help balance the budget deficit. council member expected to consider two recommendation. one have the fire department team up with redwood fire de

david ward, the owner of the newly opened bar on broadway spent less than two minutes at his club late monday. he released a statement says at no time were they patrons of sweet jimmies. they were attempting to rob someone outside. when they failed, they began shooting. several people ran inside sweet jimmie's get to away from gunfire. six people shot, two of them killed. >> this is one of the safest areas in the community. it doesn't affect the businesses directly as much as it affects it clients. people don't want to come to a place they think they are going to get shot. who can blame them. >> reporter: business is thriving in this tough economy. >> it's a shame. fight that is used to happen with fists is happening with guns. >> reporter: business owners say some clubs attract an element that brings violence with it. many businesses closed because of it. some say it's a part of living in an urban area. >> i live in a nice part of san francisco where somebody got shot down the street. somebody working down tone. it's the dangerous nature of the world we live in. >> reporter: police sa

when i saw it, i saw it off broadway and when it was on broadway -- >> i know you did, it was great.pril 9th, hbo, colin quinn, "long story short." tres mountains performs next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest features members of pearl jam and king's x. so here tonight to play their song "holes in the road" from their debut album, please welcome tres mountain. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ over the hill and far away it looks so strikingly the same ♪ ♪ been going on before we knew there's always something you can do ♪ ♪ just like a steering wheel you're in control nothing you can do ♪ ♪ about the holes in the road don't let the world keep you down ♪ ♪ don't let the world keep you down, no don't let the world keep you down ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just take a look in my backyard i like to hang on to the junk ♪ ♪ how much there is to throw away always attracted to the funk ♪ ♪ just take the steering whee you're in control ♪ ♪ nothing you can do about the holes in the road ♪ ♪ i want the peace that passes all understanding ♪ ♪ don't let the world keep

when i saw it, i saw it off broadway and when it was on broadway -- >> i know you did, it was great. this april 9th, hbo, colin quinn, "long story short." tres mountains performs next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ curtis: welcome back to geico radio, it's savings, on the radio. gecko: caller steve, go right ahead. steve: yeah, um, i just got a free rate quote on geico.com, saved a ton, and it only took me 5 minutes and 12 seconds! steve: i was wondering, is that some sort of record? gecko: that's a good question. let's have a look. curtis: mmmm, not quite. someone's got you beat by 8 seconds. gecko: still, i mean, that's... that's quite fast! steve: well, what if i told you i only used one hand? anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest features members of pearl jam and king's x. so here tonight to play their song "holes in the road" from their debut album, please welcome tres mountain. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ over the hill and far away it looks so strikingly the same ♪ ♪ been going on before we knew the

>> rose: welcome to our program, there is a new play on broadway called "bengal tiger at the baghdad zoo" t stars robin williams, written barragive joseph and directed by moises kaufman. >> i said to moises after i read this play, this makes godot look amish or you could say a heavily armed "our town" but it is an idea that the play really kicked me hard. and it was like i went w and if i'm going to come back, why not take a chance with something this powerful. >> rose: we continue with alexandra styron and her memoir of her father, the novelist william styron. >> i feel like my father's story is a really extraordinary one. and he had this incredible success and this great rise and this really tragic fall. and though he wrote about his depression, that book came 20 years before his death. and he didn't write another major novel, he didn't write a novel at all in those last 20 years. and there was a story there that i felt like needed to be told. and his legacy deserved it. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the author and journalist james stewart, his new book "tangled webs" is a

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. >>> new this morning, a deadly overnight shooting that happened near broadway and third street. christie smith is there live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. the scene is still active here this morning. i just spoke with a detective from oakland police homicide department. right now, they are interviewing witnesses downtown. here is what happened. it was before 1:00 a.m. a man got out of a car and tried to get into sweet jimmie's bar. he was denied access. according to the detective he tried to push his way in and started shooting. there were ten to 12 people inside the bar at the time. a horrible scene. two people shot and killed. four people wounded. two in critical condition and two in stable condition. two of the victims were women. the motive at this point is unclear. detectives aren't releasing much information about the car involved. he tells me there were a couple people in the car, not just the shooter. this is still a very active investigation. meantime, while this was going on around the corner investigators telling me there was more gunfire as

a man was denied entry at sweet jimmy's on the 300 block of broadway. detectives say he opened fire at 12:45 this morning. two were killed, four others injured critically. officers have made no arrest and have no information yet on the suspect. police say this area near jack lodged square is not a high crime area. there were two other shootings in the neighborhood overnight. around the corner from the broadway crime scene one person was shot and taken to the hospital an hour and a half later on the 200 block of washington at kimball carnival nightclub and another person was shot on the 7200 block of favor street. so no arrests, no suspects in the three shootings. at this point they are still trying to figure out if any of the three could be related. sydnie. >> sharon, thank you. sharon chin in oakland. >>> right now in san francisco, dozens of people have lost their homes after an overnight fire that sent three people to the hospital. elizabeth wenger is in north beach, where arson investigators have just left the scene. elizabeth, good morning. >> repo

she is making her broadway debut. >> she is. roxie hart from "chicago." >> she's going to show you a few moves, i think. >> going to show you a few moves. >> come on, george. >> i know this is your secret wish, elizabeth. you want to go on "dancing with the stars" next season. you're going to get a little head start. >> she'll show us a few of her moves. >>> we'll also talk with the latest couple booted off "dancing with the stars," wendy williams and tony dovolani. they were kicked off last night. and they flew all night long to be here in our studio. >> she had the most grueling routine. >> she has been going coast-to-coast. and she'll be here. >>> a new controversy. parents pushing their kids to get into sports earlier and earlier. some as young as 18 months old, going into training. >> look at this little girl. >> she is pretty good. she looks like she's having fun. but for a lot of these kids, it's just too much. the training is too hard. the hours are too long. we're going to get into that debate coming up. >>> also, the man launching a food revolut

i am hearing broadway -- felicia. how do you fund the program? >> we are fortunate to have funding for 19 of my 21 years from the green community foundation. they are the biggest, largest foundation in the bay area, probably in the whole state of california. but they have been giving me program funding, but i do a lot of the grant writing. so, corporations, wells fargo foundation, individual donations, just county grants, morin housing authority, they provide it. >> you go out and find any bone that is are buried so your children -- now, how many children are in the program? >> actually, 100 children per year. >> 100? >> yes. and we start at age three. it is important to get them early so they can be -- you have to start this process really early. i found that out working in morin county. many families provide that is all enrichment and professional training to their children at an early age. so, this was what the performance does is, focus on that. especially with children in the low income areas who are not able to finance. >> well, that is imp

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police just opened up broadway street to traffic between third and fourth street. this whole section of the street had been closed for five hours because of a fatal shooting that happened in front of this sweet jimmy's bar. just a short time ago police left the scene and turned off the lights. there is a sign out front explaning the police place is shut down. six people were shot here early this morning. two men and two women were injured. it happened just already 1:00 this morning. police say that is when a car full of people pulled up to the bar. one of the men got out and tried to get into the bar but was denied access. that's when the man pulled out a gun and started shooting. between 10-15 people were inside the bar when this happened. police have not made any arrests yet. they are still looking for one black male shooting suspect and the rest of the people who were in the car. a sergeant told me earlier police are not ready to release a suspect description or vehicle description just yet. right around the same time that this shooting happened, police also res

we're on broadway.rious. >> it's like the "honeymooner" with drugs. it's about relation ships and drugs. >> you play a wayward addiction counselor. >> i'm a good addiction counselor. >> we did our best to find a clip we could show. here it is. >> here it goes. >> are you into the traditional beverages. >> i brew my own. want to check out my fridge? >> do you take vitamins for your hair? >> my hair? >> i am embarrassed. i feel like i'm losing a little bit in the back. >> yoe, c, can we get to the ma at hand? >> what is the matter at hand? bark, base of it. in ten weeks, james brown. >> yo. >> i love that the play is so dirty that you can only show a shot that has nothing to do with the play. that 45 seconds could not be in the play. i'm fine. >> this is tough for you. >> i'm fine. but a play about hair? i already saw that hair movie. is he doing that again? how is it going? how is this job holding up for you? >> i'm doing okay. >> i was worried about you. a serious guy. you had the great show on sundays.

the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of the recording of the night. the suspect headed north and again leaned out the window to fire at the pursuing officers. the suspect then turned eastbound on to turkey into oncoming one way traffic. officers paine and o'malley saw the vehicle traveling up a high rate of speed on to oncoming traffic. officer pain is a specialist. they are more heavily trained in these types of situations. knowing the information, he attempted to halt the suspect by firing at the suspect. the round, but officers hearing the shot at the suspect had fired at them. officers o'malley and paine, knowing that officer eleiff was a single unit, decided to pursue the suspect. the suspect continued into oncoming traffic until he turned north on webster and the east oneddy, sot on buchanan. during this pursuit, officer you lift prop broadcast the suspects route while driving, holding the microphone in one hand. once in large rally, the suspect drove along the block calling for residents o

there is some roadwork in the southbound lanes of 880 still between broadway and 16th embarcadero. but other than that, you're pretty good to go across all your approaches towards the bay bridge. the bay bridge itself looks great. no metering lights. no delay right now heading into san francisco, although we still have the high wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. it's the only advisory issued this morning. san mateo bridge is fine, the right side of your screen the commute direction westbound 92, about 13 minutes between hayward and foster city towards the high-rise and silicon valley commuters, westbound 237 so far nice and light. you can see a couple of headlights there on westbound 237. cruising towards san jose. and mass transit off to a great start, as well. bart has all their trains on time. ace train number one off to a great start and muni metro, caltrain, also report knowing delay. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a video of a 6-year-old getting an airport patdown goes virals. this morning we'll tell you how the tsa is responding to the criticism

dos de los cuatro carriles del norte, las autoridades piden usar vias alternas >>> entre la salida broadway >>> en el lugar hay trabajdores y cuadrillas >>> los inmigrantes se preparan para cruzada por la separación de familias. fernando con más información >>> inmigrantes le piden al gobierno que frenen las deportaciones de personas. >>> llamé a la policía por pelea con mi pareja y me entregaron a inmigración >>> mi familia, tiene deportación >>> el congresista reyes quiere que barack obama frene las deportacones >>> queremos que use la discreción de sus poderes para frenar esto. >>> dicenq que tienen que hacer cumplir las lyes >>> los republicanos de la camara preparan medidas para aumentaseguridad fornteriza. >>> continuara en mayo en washington para ir a florida >>> entre las ciudades están chicago y new york >>> barack obama proclama la celebración y el día de chavez, barack obama dijo que el legado de chavez es profesor que parendamos, además dice >>> estudiantes de ockland salen a la calle a protestar por los despidos de maestros. los estudiantes alegan que no se puede aprender con c

. >> reporter: robin williams on broadway. and later bill geist on hollywood's walk of fame.a deliciously different way to waffle. how'd you make these, dad? secret recipe. really... [ male announcer ] new eggo thick and fluffy waffles. >> it smells like burnt rubber. (screaming). >> osgood: that's robin williams as mrs. doubtfire. to his long list of distinctive roles, you can add one more. this past week harry smith went to broadway and sat williams down for some questions and answers. >> reporter: robin williams has never failed to make an impression. first as a manic extraterrestrial. from mork and mindy to mrs. doubtfire. >> good morning, vietnam. >> reporter: from good morning, vietnam to good will hunting. >> if you ever disrespect my wife again, i will end you. >> reporter: mr. williams has loomed large in our on-screen consciousness. >> and the way to have that whole thing, the two male cats have the amazing thing walking around going, that's mine. mine. >> reporter: we never not think of him as a stand up comedian. >> thank god men weren't aren't like that. mine now

there will be quite some time before they reopened broadway.ill they were investigating this seen another shooting took place two blocks from here. here's video we shot while they were here, they heard shots fired over there, they came over there they saw one person shot. apparently in the ankle, non-life threatening we're not sure ignore our investigators did the shootings are related. i can tell you there are some people being talked to, they're not described as suspects but witnesses. hopefully we'll get more information on this case. i put another phone call in to get their spokesperson to give misinformation. we tried to talk to family members we came over, to see if they knew anything, if there were inside. they can set to rise to walk away from us, don't talk to us. all we can say is we're family members of a deceased victim. more information as i get it. >> mark: we will check back with you shortly. >> darya: seeming in on the area of a fire that left three people in the hospital, dozens of the place to live. this fire broke out after m

. >> los queremos llevar a broadway para que conoce a un a jeanette d, brilló y anoche debutó en otraguna otra. >> y aprendí mucho de estar ahí, por tanto tiempo. >> y en realidad me preparó para poder llegar a este momento y hac a ser la estrella de este show. >> qué está luciéndose. >> el sabor latino tampoco falta. >> has hecho mucho colaboraciones con grandes como gloria esestefan. >> cómo ha sido el cambio de los dos. >> bueno, viví bastante tiempo en miami y trabajé con los estefan y fue una experiencia maravillosa. estuve ahí contestando teléfonos por buen rato. hasta que por fin alguien me escuchó cantar. >> (risas). >> no. >> en un pasillo y me dieron la oportunidad de cantar en los coros. >> y esta recomendación tiene para quiénes sueñan con llegar a grandes escenarios. >> van a ver muchos nos hasta que te llegue el sí, pero el sí te va a llegar. >> univisión. >> (♪). >> boda real, boda del siglo, tal parece que la boda fue adelantada de fecha le han dado un toque de diversión que rompe con el protocolo pero te imaginas a la reina isabel. >> pero a pesar de la similitud es u

up next, ben stiller takes on broadway.t" first,s hiis "day" o twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. >> announcer: this portion of green week is brought to you by nissan. innovation for today, innovation for tomorrow, innovation for all. >> ben stiller is best known for his comedic roles on the big screen like zoolander where he plays a model who can't get enough of the spotlight. now he's on broadway playing a zoo keeper and a songwriter making it big in a play called "the house of blue leaves." nice to see you. >> nice to see you, matt. >> big history here. you made your broadway debut in this play when you were 20. 1986? >> yes. >> your mother ann was in the same play when it debuted in broadway back in 1971. >> it was off, off broadway a place called the trucking warehouse theater. >> you remember rehearsals? >> i remember as a child, a little kid being around it and the playwright, there is a home movie of us going over the script, pretending to ask me for notes and i was 6. >> i have a feeling at 6 you gave him notes

southbound right around broadway. all that coming right up. let's get back to the news right now. >> thanks very much, gianna. it is 5:00. >>> the search on now for two dangerous dogs in north san jose. the pit bull mixes mauled a woman and killed her beloved husky. kiet do joins us now to explain, this is the third dog attack in the city in recent months. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those vicious dogs are still on the loose and animal control and san jose police are actively looking for them now here at cataldi park. this is a huge and vast park that measures about 33 acres. so at that hour of the night, no one could hear the woman's cries for help. this happened at about midnight on thursday. dawn wilson was riding her bike with her dog shadow. the husky mix was off leash when two dogs and pit bull and pit bull mix came out of the darkness and attacked him. they went for shadow's throat. the woman tried to stop it but they bit her, too. shadow is about 12 years old. didn't stand a chance. after half hour, he was severely i

i see cheetah revera on broadway. as american as the lee's, the kennedys. none sound american to me. i am not a shamed. jose can you see. i pledge allegiance to this country. land of commercialism. if i can win gold medals. if i can sign my life away. ain't no language. this is my country too. i believe in free dom and diversity, need to get the hell out. [applause] >> i have one more performer. can you believe that? i am so excited. he is a very kind man to be here. he's a total icon. tales of the city. his book that was made do a city. he's here on his book tour. thank you very much. well, i would not have missed this evening for anything. you and i both know these things can be boring. not tonight. i like to read, since i'm back home from a tour. i would like to read the chapter that my editor wanted me to remove. i have to set it up for you. michael toliver is 55 years old. they have gone to florida because his mother has died. and they have been out to the rest home, to the bear bar in orlando. they meet a black bear, that is a husky african-american g