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good enough for broadway? >> best moment of that, when ron comes in on the sax in that first rehearsal. it sounded like a duck that was dying. >> it was broken. in my defense. >> our producer's camera started shaking as soon as ron started on the sax, from laughter. listen, i'm not one to talk. >> can i just say, the person who has the toughest job here, for real, was bianna golodryga. >> absolutely. >> it takes real heart to do what you did. i'm incredibly impressed. and i haven't let the audience see the final product yet. >> it is a bit disconcerting when our producers said, we don't have to do this if you don't want to, after watching that. >> a little late at that point. >> we endured. and tomorrow, you'll see the final show. >> you will. >>> we'll be right back in a second with somebody who does have talent, j. lo. stick around. isn't the unique features !that keep him engaged. or the adorable hand crocheting. or the cute sounds for hours of play. it's knowing that they provide all the fun... ...he can p

now, they are the toast of broadway.has been the scene outside the eugene o'neil theater since march, as people line up for "the book of mormon," the hottest ticket on broadway. it has already grossed $32 million, is sold out for the next five months, and probably will be for years to come. and that is music to the ears of its two creators-- trey parker, on the left, and matt stone, on the right. were you surprised it's been so successful? >> trey parker: yeah. i mean, we thought it was good. we thought the songs were really good, but we didn't think it was going to like this. ( laughter ) >> elder price: ♪ hello. my name is elder price... >> kroft: the musical is not just a satire of clean-cut, earnest mormons with unorthodox beliefs. it's a playful send-up of all organized religion. >> elder young: ♪ hello. my name is elder young... ♪ hello. ♪ did you know that jesus lived here in the u.s.a.? >> kroft: it's the story of two mismatched missionaries, played by andrew rannels and josh gad, who are sent to africa to prosel

at that time, and nobody was interested in-- on broadway, certainly-- in a grumpy, hour-long play by somebody 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-

there was some discussion on ways to manage those issues, on broadway.e talked about the policy as well which is why i mention it at the summit and asked to go on record. i began the conversation around how we manage the space outside of nightclubs that is a shared space and they feel that they can handle this to a point and then their liability. we will continue to follow the discussion but the chief was great and open to coming up to specific guidelines. that was a great start. he is fairly easy to meet with and i expect to do that regularly. i wanted to mention something called city deck. the mayor's office is putting together a big database of the neighborhood merchants association. the up reach issues are to know exactly when an applicant comes forward, what to counsel them on in terms of outreach. if we had a good list or something to give them, have them identify their neighborhood organizations and when they will open. that would be the obvious way to do that. this is still being compiled. if you google it it will be founder something. if someone

tavis: that you're going to broadway. don't you hate people like that?ome guys have all of belloc. -- luck. super heavy, it is impressive. how did a group like super heavy happen? >> like anything that happens in my universe or in my head, it is triggered by, i was up in the hills of jamaica where i co-own a house with a friend of mine and his family. in jamaica, the sound systems are important. every village has a sound system. there was a moment where all three neighboring villages were playing music but different stuff. they started to sink together. -- sync together. then there was the heavy dub bass. i thought it would be interesting to fuse together blues with jamaican music and some eastern influence. that is how it started. le cdalicerggda . -- mick jagger. we thought it would be a good experiment. we said, who should we get to work with us? they all start to become a reality. i called it jos' stone. the d the last part of the puzzle was damian marley. and we wanted to have this jamaican feeling but with somebody who is a great lyricist and a thi

they tried to catch a man on foot on broadway in the district.e pulled out a gun so the police started shooting at him but they missed a man and woman in their 20s were hit with stray bullets. >> we are responsible for every round that is discharged and as you know an object in motion stays in motion until making contact with something. >> we want to make sure we do the analysis both quickly and thoroughly before we offer what we think were the activities that occurred in the unfortunate injury of the pedestrians. >> everyone is expected to survive. no word on how many officers fired their gun. if the suspect shot his as well or where the victims were hit. police also won't say who the suspect is or why he was wanted, just that he's now under arrest. >>> freedom is said to be knee for the two cal grads held in iran since 2009. they could be released this weekend. now their lawyer says authorities are close to signing release documents. the signatures of two judges are needed to show that bail has been posted. the foreign ministers says it would b

while we were having problems on the broadway corridor, a lot of people were looking for someplace else to go, and i think a lot of them found this. that is what is getting us to what it is slowly evolving into. you are saying there is a difference between the conditions that might get this on broadway to polk and it appears much calmer. absolutely. supervisor avalos: thank you. supervisor chiu: can you repeat anmar: can you repeat any past problems at koko's? >> bear with me one second. i am going to work off memory. most of this up and our report is reflective of the new location. it speaks to what kind of happened when the building is empty. in the last seven months, -- supervisor mar: my question is as there were operating their business, you do not recollect any problems? supervisor avalos: any member of the public that would like to comment on this item, please come forward. >> good afternoon, supervisor. my name is lori martin turs, ani am here with my business partners. we're here to so we mets transfer our license to a new location. we are committed to our community. we provide

and broadway. if that line does well, we could consider this for the future. we would like to see the e line for 2012 and 2013. we have light rail and a street car that goes out to the wharf. this is the one that goes from caltrain to the wharf. if it does real well, we proposed a shuttle between the ferry building and the war. if you know the situation is full by the time gets to the building. this would-be to augment those tourists and give them the car to complete the trip. a couple more lines will show up. the 22 fillmore will be a popular line for the america's cup. similarly to the masonic, connecting the metro and getting it out to the city center. in addition are the -- we need extra service on the weekend. especially the peak weekends. they are proposing to run extra long trains. where we start to need help is in the marina through downtown san francisco corridor. golden gate transit is doing something new. the bus would pick out the -- and drop-off in san francisco. it is not supposed to

broadway in bakersfield, i like it. >> and food. i love it. thank you so much, ryan. >>> here's an early morning look at headlines and entertainment. attention kate middleton fans. you won't be seeing much of her for the rest of the year. england's "daily telegraph" reports she's basically in princess boot camp. her husband prince william is said to be insistent that kate is properly prepared after his mother's unhappy start in royal life. and while she learns about government, national institutions and dealing with the media, her appearances will be limited. >>> wikileaks founder julianne saa assange is getting a taste of his own medicine. a publisher is releasing a draft of his autobiography without his approval. >>> and promoting his upcoming film at a recent wrestling event, hugh jackman took what was supposed to be a playful poke at a wrestler. now the wrestler tweets that jackman actually broke his jaw. i guess he didn't get the memo that he was supposed to movie punch not knock the guy out. i guess he's been in too many of those "xmen"

police say 20-year-old jesus rodriguez pointed a gun at police on broadway early saturday morning. an officer fired at rodriguez but missed and instead hit a man and woman in their legs. tonight's meeting is at 6:30 at gene parker elementary school at broadway and powell street. >>> the bay area air ql management district has declared today a spare the air day. hot temperatures and light winds are combining to produce poor air quality. this is the way it looks right now in san jose. you are encouraged to use mass transit and cut back on pollution causing activities including using gas powered lawn mowers. rosemary joins us now with more. >>> the hot temperatures mixed with the smog, we've created unhealthy air out there. some of the most unhealthy air is for the sensitive folks in the eastern part of the bay area, inner eastern to be exact. if you suffer from asthma, lung disease, limit that outdoor activity especially when it's very hot. the rest of the bay area looking at good to moderate air. the hot weather will continue for all of us we'll be five to ten degrees above normal t

he plunged into broadway.ee he was not prepared for the spotlight. >> you can even see with mitt romney, so much of a better candidate this time than he was last time. this is not for novices. this game is tough going. >> he has a srit years ago of running against ted kennedy ran for governor of massachusetts which is not easy. he has been there, as you say. >> romney looked sharper than perry. perryville looked a little dumb. but what the wise guys in washington think is notot necessarily what large numbers of voters think. i am a little leery about these judgments that are already saying that perry is clueless and -- there is something about running that is unappealing. >> are you suggesting primary voters are not listening to people like us? >>>> that is exactly what i am saying. >> we should never admit that. i think what has been said is correct. romney is polished. in the end republicans are going to have to decide whether they want authenticity or electability. that is where -- it often is a choice. dem

he pointed a gun on broadway early saturday morning. officer fired at rodriguez and missed and hit a man and woman in their legs. tonight it will take place at jean parker elementary school at broadway and powell. >>> city of oak slant rolling out red -- oakland is rolling out of red carpet, we are here to talk about the big debute of money ball and of course brad pitt. >> reporter: angelina jolie and brad pitt will be fresh off the hills of the london premier but they will be here in downtown oakland. we want to show you the preparations that have gone underway. it looks like a miniature -- miniature baseball stand has been put up and the turf and a pitcher's mound and this is of course a movie about baseball, billy bean whom the film is about is expected to be here as well. brad pitt play the bean. he became a revolutionary gm when he began using computer generated analysis to draft his players. other stars in the movie who may have an appearance, this is obviously a very exciting time for them. they can't remember when the last big m

we read it just last year where 455 vallejo, there was a rockslide that affected properties on broadway and montgomery. at rock slide occurred because of blasting that occurred back in the turn-of-the-century that left the rock week. 100 years later, the weak rock cannot stand there anymore and it fell. this slide is a long sansome street, where the city chose to protect sansome street and the cars, and they built this catchment wall. the sole purpose of this wall is to catch rocked that falls from private property. >> and every year or two, we get a call saying that rocks have fallen down the road and spilled over. this is the famous slide where we had a building at the top fall down this hill. this is the 22 street building. this was a watercolor done in 1945 by david mandel which -- by david mandelowiz. this building started gradually falling and sliding down. >> they had to replace the street right there. and in the process of jack hammering out the old st., they weakened the rocked. then the rockfall occurred. it undermined the building. once the building was undermined, it could n

before you bring it to broadway. he plunged into broadway and you could see he was unprepared for the spotlight. >> even you can see that mitt romney is so much of a better candidate this time than last. this is not for novices. the statgame is tough going. >> he ran for governor of massachusetts as a republican, which is not easy. he has been there, as you say. >> i agree, romney looked sharper and quicker than perry. perry even looked a little dumb. but what the wise guys in washington think is not necessarily what the large numbers of voters think. i am leery about these judgments that are already saying that perry is clueless and romney is -- something about romney that is unappealing. >> are you suggesting prairie voters are not listening to people like us? >> yes, that is exactly what i am saying. >> we should never admit that. i think what has been said is correct. romney is polished. in the end, republicans are going to have to decide whether their 1 authenticity or in electability. it often is a choice. demo

here gave their opinion, the chief said the offer to shamir one of the drug still going down near broadway and columbus, the suspects of the men took off running and then turned and pointed a gun at them, one of the officers fired one round and then injured two other people involved in this believe that the bullet hit both the woman and man those of the community spoke about the incident this evening. >> i want to find out why are the bystanders' been hit in a criminal is not being hit? >> it is absolutely unfortunate that any time anyone else's injured especially when they're just try to enjoy the evening but the alternative of having a suspect out there with an alternate to weapon like the assault pistol, i'll take that every time versus having up to as they may as 22 rounds spread along the broadway corridor. and >> this is the area where the shooting happened early sunday morning the suspect in this case is just 20 years old and faces multiple felony charges. i talked with a number of business owners and the community in the all voiced their concerns they hope that there are law orderi

it happened shortly after 2:00 this morning on the 400 block of broadway in north beach. ann on the police shooting that injured innocent bystanders. >> police confirm that two innocent people were accidentally shot at 2:00 this morning on broadway on san francisco's north beach. it started as police were trying to catch a wanted man on foot. they say he pulled out a gun so the police started shooting at him, but they missed. a man and woman in their 20s were hit with stray bullets. >> these people were complete bystanders that were not involved with the incident. >> we did speak with two women who were eating pizza nearby when they heard the shots. >> everyone came outside and they were like, i heard a shot. >> there was a lot of confusion and it looked like an officer had been shot. >> there was one cop on the ground. and then eventually got into his seat and he stumbled off. >> police will confirm there were injuries to the bystanders and everyone is expected to live. the officers involved are on paid administrative leave as the investigation into what happened continu

on broadway. that's where officers found a wanted person. police say he first threatened them with a weapon and ran away. the officers fired at the suspect who was not hit but two bystanders were hit. the suspect is in custody. police are not saying much this morning. >> more bay area headlines, family and friends not giving up hope of finding the body of michelle lay. volunteers will search for her this morning. they say they want to bring her home for a memorial and good by. her former friend has been arrested for her murder. >> we know what caused an explosion and haz-mat situation in palo alto, a 9-year-old child was playing with pool chlorine tablets. the tuesday explosion forced an forced evacuation at the apartment complex. >>> the crater cause the by the san bruno pipeline explosion will be filled in next week. the blast left a large hole in the neighborhood that remained unfilled while the investigation into what happened was completed. >>> some jobs were added, but more jobs were lost in california last month, the unemployment rate

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