. >>> a devastating loss for the broadway community. the bronx. an out-of-control car crashes into a busy store front. >> a day at the ball game turns tragic for one fan. cbs 2 news sunday morning starts right now. >>> good morning. sunday, august 30th. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. straight ahead. first vanessa murdock is heir with the forecast. >> another nice day, a hot day. maybe best bet north and west of the city. not an all day washout. [no audio]. a day with increasing clouds, slightly warmer temperatures and slightly more humid than yesterday as well. coming up, a chance for a heat wave as we start september. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thank you. >>> our top story this morning, broadway is mourning the death of the first african-american actor to play the lead role in les mis. >> this is one of the last photos of kyle jean-baptiste posted online before his last performance playing the character jean valjean. he was preparing for a new role but a fatal fall cut it short. ilan gay gold has more. >> reporter: his death is a

especially outof broadway, our major thoroughfare.y thought their smaller homes would offer them refuge from a storm. little did they know that the storm would increase in ferocity. one gust was estimated in the neighborhood of 120 miles per hour or more, with a max storm surge of almost 16 feet. and by the time they realized that they had better leave their place of residence and move into the interior of galveston, it was too late. this is a panoramic map called a bird's eye map of galveston in 1885. it was drawn by cook. it gives us a pretty good idea of the physical layout and the buildings in galveston at that time. you will notice that the port of galveston, the harbor, is at the bottom of the map. and the gulf of mexico is at the top. you can also see the wood bath houses and a hotel here. the beach front. really, there wasn't much distance between the beach front and the city itself. broadway was and still is the major east-west thoroughfare through galveston. the city had stoutly built brick buildings north of broadway. but s

for broadway to dim the lights in his honor. live in midtown, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> ilana, thanks. >>> from broadway to the internet, tributes are pouring in from famous stars: >>> police in new jersey are investigating a deadly shooting. a man was shot and killed at this home on passaic street in hasbrouck heights. there has been an arrest but the bergen county prosecutor is not reletting the -- releasing the name of the suspect or the victim. >>> police released a sketch of a manthey say beat up a -- manthey say beat up a 67-year- old man. the suspect came up from behind and started punching him in the face shouting antisemitic remarks. this happened on 44th street and ninth avenue on thursday, june 23rd. the victim suffered swelling to his face and head. >>> police near buffalo say a woman killed her infant daughter then kept the body in her apartment for months. investigators say someone visiting her found the body on thursday and called police. prosecutors wouldn't say how the child died but they say evidence shows it

on twitter people are pushing for broadway to dim the lights in his honor. live in midtown, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> from broadway to the internet, tributes are pouring in for kyle jean-baptiste. kristin chenoweth tweeted: josh groban wrote: and actress deborah messing tweeted, quote: >>> police in new jersey are investigating a deadly shooting. a man was shot and killed on his home on passaic street in hasbrouck heights. the bergen county prosecutor is not releasing the name of the suspect or the victim. >>> a sketch of a man that beat up a man. the victim told police the suspect came up from behind and started punching him in the face shouting antisemitic remarks. it happened tuesday, june 23rd. the victim suffered swelling to his face and lead. >>> two people are injured after a car slammed into a bronx store. now the driver it is facing criminal charges. in the store surveillance picture, you can see it happen at the bottom right. produce went flying and shoppers ran for their lives. two people could not get out of the way. a woman in he

both directions estray, broadway you can -- both directions of the freeway.t looks like it will be a little crowded in burlingame. at 4:49 let's go to steve. >> cage goes in the water. you're in the cage. shark is in the water. our shark. that is where they live, sal. >> i know. >> that is where they are. >> i know. >> and there is a lot of food out there i might add. there is a ton of food. >> as long as you are not one. >> exactly. >>> we have mostly clear skies. patchy fog on the coast. san mateo coast. that is it. and it seems to be going parallel to the coast. 50 gz and 60s -- 50s and 60s on your temps. teaspoon should cool off a little bit. not much of a breeze, west, southwest. fairfield. water temps came down. look at monterey 61. bodega bay 58. that is it. that is it. there is pretty good moisture source streaming toward southern california. we are waiting for a system in the pacific northwest to dig down. ignacio category three. it looks like it's going to the north and east of the islands. and then it will weaken as it moves north. right now it's f

all lanes are open. [ inaudible ] we do have a couple of off-ramp closings much they are at broadway, both directions, on-and-off ramps can they are working on getting them open. it should be a nice commute. it was a rough weekend for people on the peninsula with the main arteries shut down because of construction action that happened on friday night on a project with pg&e and electrical tower was damaged. they had to shut it down at 9:30 on friday night. it opened saturday afternoon. they had to close it sunday night again to get the work done. they say it went smoothly and they are pleased with the work and c.h.p. said there were a couple of people driving through the closures and ignores the cone so c.h.p. was this to parole and tell people to get out of there and go around but nothing major, no major problems. for all of the people who were coming up with plan "b" for the commute, you do not have to rely on it you can use highway 101. >> great news, amy. it is now 4:32. great oakland international airport this morning, southwest airlines has launched an internal investigation afte

. >>> broadway goes hip-hop again. it's opening night for one of the most talked about broadway shows in years. we're live on the red carpet for "hamilton." >> and the brooklyn boys baseball team that stole our hearts when they couldn't afford to go to the championship tournament is heading home. we'll let you know how they did. and lonnie quinn here with a nice thursday. >> it's been good a few high clouds over the area but now i'm watching some rain getting close to philadelphia. will that come to our area? we'll talk about that in just a bit. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," the stage is set for tonight's first republican primary debate. and it's a big stage. it needs to be. scott pelley here live with that and more. scott. >> reporter: it is a really big stage, dana. there are ten participants in tonight's debate. but that's only just a little over half of the 17 republicans who are running for the nomination. our major garrett is out in cleveland where the debate will be held tonight. he w

league to officially dim the lights on broadway in his honor. traditionally, they only do that for an actor that is considered a broadway legend but maybe think an exception should be made in this case. ida siegal, news 4. >> ida, thank you so much. >>> today, flags are flying at half-staff in remembrance of an atlanta braves' fan who died inside the stadium. >> he was a father, a grandfather who dearly loved his family. >> a moment of silence was held for gregory murrey, who fell from the upper deck at yesterday's game against the yankees. his son described his father as a lifelong braves fan. >> greg was a season ticket holder with the same seats for over 23 years. the night greg passed away, he was doing one of his favorite things, watching the braves play. >> investigators are still trying to determine what caused murrey to fall. >>> mayor de blasio on the defensive about quality of life issues. the vow that he made to new yorkers today. >>> plus, the race is getting tighter. the one-time underdog now gaining on hillary clinton in the polls.

the freeway is back open but ramps on to and off of broadway are still closed. cornell bernard starts team coverage live from burlingame. there's another close hour storm? >> reporter: pg&e just told us it will need to close all lanes of highway 101 tomorrow night from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. on monday, to restraining reenergize power lines which were knock down in that construction didn't last night. this is what is left of the electrical tower which now sits smack in the middle of the broadway overpass. and you know, last night, left hundreds of motorists stranded. highway 101 was deserted saturday but detours around the closure were painful, lasting hours. she was late for a flight to india. >> we need to be there actually 15 minutes ago. kind of bad. >> reporter: peg'ing crews removed the crumbled piece of metal which used to be an electrical tower after construction equipment slammed into it on friday night. shannon was having dinner nearby when she heard the tower falling. >> almost signedded like either a bomb went off -- i at first thought a plane crashe

the freeway is back open but ramps on to and off of broadway are still closed. cornell bernard starts team coverage live from burlingame. there's another close hour storm? >> reporter: pg&e just told us it will need to close all lanes of highway 101 tomorrow night from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. on monday, to restraining reenergize power lines which were knock down in that construction didn't last night. this is what is left of the electrical tower which now sits smack in the middle of the broadway overpass. and you know, last night, left hundreds of motorists stranded. highway 101 was deserted saturday but detours around the closure were painful, lasting hours. she was late for a flight to india. >> we need to be there actually 15 minutes ago. kind of bad. >> reporter: peg'ing crews removed the crumbled piece of metal which used to be an electrical tower after construction equipment slammed into it on friday night. shannon was having dinner nearby when she heard the tower falling. >> almost signedded like either a bomb went off -- i at first thought a plane crashe

cornell bernard reports that broadway is currently closed to on and offramps are closed on broadway. so we'll be sure to keep an eye on the situation and bring you details. >>> weatherwise, part office the bay area enjoyed some much needed rain this morning. drizzle in spots in the bay today. this the skyline trail where hikers did not mind the precip. >> i'm loving it. my dog loves it. >> areas in the south bay and peninsula saw a little rain today. we're taking a look at now conditions outside. great live shot from sky 7hd, showing the skyline there. and after a gray start, we're finally seeing sun in most spots. won't see anymore sprinkles this weekend but the cooler temperatures may stick around. let's get the latest from lease a argen. >> you hey have felt the cool breeze in the afternoon but dew points have certainly still been up. so that means it feels sticky out there. the relative humidity has been high. when you see them here in the 60s, that means it's uncomfortable so a live look outside, we have high cloud, but the winds will be ramping up and we'll be looking at a smal

from the cast of broadway's "amazing grace," they're here tonight.grace," ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] broadway comes to you here. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this is fantastic. they're good. hey guys, do you ever go online or watch tv and you see some weird, random thing on your screen, something that's just like accidentally funny? well, we ask you to keep an eye on stuff like that and actually take a screen grab of it and send it to us. we got a ton of great ones in. now we want to share some of our favorites. it's time for "screen grabs." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ makes me wanna screen grab ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: our first screen grab was sent into us by lorrie myers in baden, pennsylvania. she was online looking at a a dessert menu and saw this -- oh, we got bush's homemade pies for $3.99. a la mode for only $150. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, pricey. >> jimmy: well, man, you want ice cream on that, it's going to cost you. [ laughter ] our next one was sent in by courtney phelps in iowa city, iowa. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that

online, there is a push to have broadway dim the lights in his honor. live in midtown, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> from broadway to the internet, tributes are pouring in for jean baptiste from some famous stars. kristen chenowith, r.i.p., love and hugs to the family and the cast of les miserables. singer josh grobin wrote, he was just getting started. so sad. my condolences as well to his family and cast. and deborah messing tweeted this is so unspeakably tragic. thinking of his family and all who loved him. >>> police in new jersey are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened a home on passaic streak in hasbrouck heights. there is an arrest but the bergen county prosecutor is not releasing the name of the suspect or the victim. >>> two people are injured after a car slammed into a bronx store. now the driver is facing criminal charges. >> in this store surveillance video you can see it happen. look to the bottom right, as the car barrels in. produce goes flying. and shoppers run for their lives. >> but two people couldn't get out of the way. one s

this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: officials also said the broadway overpassing will be closed until about noon today and there should be or could be is some residual delays as a result of that and let's get the latest on try to we have machel and your forecast. >>michelle apon: looking at traffic this morning you can even see the traffic is still delayed over here if you are traveling in this area you may want to leave early before the rush hour even begins if you are travelling across the peninsula, track and moving westbound right before the toll plaza moving smoothly this morning the drive times into the city should take about five minutes looking at the san mateo bridge traffic moving westbound on 92 delays over here but again as to continue through this area and across the peninsula you may see some residual delays because of the berlin the enclosure over the weekend. >>michelle apon: track of will and southbound nice and smooth you may see just a little bit of patchy fog otherwise mostly clear skies within because the illiterate of cloud cover

. >>> a tragedy for broadway. the death of a groundbreaking actor. kyle jean-baptiste fell four stories to his death from a fire escape in brooklyn, new york city, on saturday. he made history this summer becoming the first black actor to play the lead role in broadway's "les mis." he was also the youngest to ever do that. >>> dr. albert sacks made famous by awakenings, died. he was a celebrated neurologist who books explain the strange workings of the human brain. robin williams played him in awakenings. sacks died of cancer. he was 82. >>> the new york giants lost a pre-season game to the jets. but the worst fumble wasn't on the field. it was in the booth. the play called pour bob papa to hand the cake to analyst carl banks for his birthday. automatic first down for illegal use of hands. >> hey. >> fumble. >> wow. >> can you do the five-second rule? >> sure. >> cake that didn't hit the ground. >> dig into that bad boy. >> a cake is a cake. it's still a cake. >> i'm with you. sheinelle, thanks. >>> dylan is back with a quick look at the national for

beautiful on broadway. what else is on broadway these days? don't get me started. rosanna: thinking about our softball game last week. the whole of the cyclones. rosanna: roseanne had -- we won last year against john franco who is in the met's hall of fame. greg: he had issues like that, he was drinking and ran off the field in the second inning and the first 5,000 people to get there get these things, bobblehead speech during two. rosanna: there will be some people there, boomer and kern will be there. the daily news was there. stop breaking them. they are very delicate. greg: these might survive the trip home. >> hello. >> meteorologist: your choice didn't last long. >> meteorologist: i am just guessing. we need to whether to hold out. we could see some storms. rosanna: i don't know what position i have. >> meteorologist: we do need a bad boy, stuff like that. we will see what ines is doing. let's get you going. it is pretty warm and sticky around the tristate region but looks like we have a threat of some storms out there and if they do get doing they could put

i can be on broadway. >> a princeton university student reminds us that all lives matter. >> i wouldike to tell you what black is. black is beautiful, just as white is beautiful, just as every other color you see is beautiful. black people are human just as people of every other color are human. >> that's what's happening in our world up next. >>> welcome back to our world with black enterprise. in the world of hip-hop radio, there's one morning show crew that's head and shoulders above everyone else as far as popularity and power. of course we're talking about new york's power 105, the breakfast club. in 2010, radio personalities dee they were offered a chance to form a brand new radio show together on new york's power 105.1. before long they collectively accepted the opportunity, branded themselves as the breakfast club and quickly developed a reputation for getting the most out of every guest. >> how y'all doing me like that. >> i can't help but think that. >> the world's most dangerous morning show, right? >> the breakfast club. >> why do you think it is that celebs are so scared

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cayeron sobre el puente de broadway y sobre la carretera 101.ue pudieron trabajar con los agentes y con la comunidad para hacer el Área segura. afortunadamente nadie resultÓ herido. pusieron manos a la obra para cortar la electricidad de los cables mientras los automovilistas cercanos tuvieron que permanecer dentro de sus vehÍculos por hasta cinco horas. una vez que los evacuaron un tramo de la 101 estuvo cerrado en ambas direcciones hasta las tres de la tarde de hoy. los retrasos marcaron la jornada. >> estamos tratando de llegar al aeropuerto pero los carros no estÁn andando. >> aunque porque no le afectÓ el trÁfico? >> porque yo trabajo acÁ cerca en el hotel y como vengo caminando. beatriz: hay que prepararse. maÑana domingo desde las 10 hasta las cuatro de la maÑana del lunes van a cerrar el tramo en cuestiÓn en la 101 para terminar con los arreglos del cableado elÉctrico. en tanto que siguen sin circulaciÓn las rampas de la calle broadway en y del boulevard. contigo ramÓn de regreso a los estudios. ramÓn: mire usted. se suspendieron las vis

unlike broadway not a pipeline of pedestrian safety improvements project from my prospective looking at the data for kerney is should be a top priority for pedestrian safety emergency this graph is showing really gary the pedestrian safety record on kerney with others high injury corridors in chinatown and elsewhere in the city as you can see curry is on the far right has a far worse think records than the other high injury corridors in chinatown itch higher than other high injury corridors in the city a very significant issue and priority so i'll briefly share some of the top trshtdz on curry street we saw conflicts with a number of loeshgsz locations you have double turn lane if you have experience crossing goons against two lanes of turning vehicles is it can create a situation that cross pedestrians have not visual and a number of distance a number of high volumes of vehicles conflicting is crossing pedestrians we've observed pedestrians violations and another important contributor the fact that kerney so relatively uncongested we saw in general the intersections were operating f

unlike broadway not a pipeline of pedestrian safety improvements project from my prospective looking at the data for kerney is should be a top priority for pedestrian safety emergency this graph is showing really gary the pedestrian safety record on kerney with others high injury corridors in chinatown and elsewhere in the city as you can see curry is on the far right has a far worse think records than the other high injury corridors in chinatown itch higher than other high injury corridors in the city a very significant issue and priority so i'll briefly share some of the top trshtdz on curry street we saw conflicts with a number of loeshgsz locations you have double turn lane if you have experience crossing goons against two lanes of turning vehicles is it can create a situation that cross pedestrians have not visual and a number of distance a number of high volumes of vehicles conflicting is crossing pedestrians we've observed pedestrians violations and another important contributor the fact that kerney so relatively uncongested we saw in general the intersections were operating f

antwan: coming up next, the big opening of "hamilton." >> coming to you live on broadway. stay tuned, lots of good stuff. >> only good start. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) i ride the highway... i'm going my way... i leave a story untold... he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken, you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. two wheels a turnin'... feel like a kid again with dunkin's new oreo and chips ahoy flavored coolatta and iced coffees. classic cookie flavor in every sip. america runs on dunkin'. >> a lot of things happening tonight. it's the official opening night broadway. >> we were on the red carpet for all the excitement. >> it's opening night here at the musical, "hamilton." the present. i had a question for the stars walking the red carpet tonight. if you could pick a historical figure, who would you choose? >> elizabeth taylor. >> what would you say? >> ben franklin. >> why not? >> no clinton. >> why is that when max. >> i love h

marriotted huge, jw and ritz-carlton and broadway was 99%. it was full. an early days in terms of the , it did what they wanted it to do first off. >> down what, 10% over the last couple of weeks? where do you go from here? $64,000is clearly the question to the overall group. of thee peak, the index six operators we have now down 58%. horrible. but things are starting to shift, and we are thinking we may be in the midst of the early phases of inflection. all of the bad news, whether it is smoking bans, visa restrictions -- there are several other factors -- are starting to soften from a regulatory perspective. the sequential change is not as bad. as he looked into the second half, you have got these guys that will fully wrap phase two. if the early results of galaxy phase two and broadway hold in terms of attracting new visitors, that could be a good thing. you end up with macau being more of an economic lay on china -- play on china. >> they don't attract as many with more resource coming up. that could be a boost. thank you. coming up next, reaction to

again, everything reopened, the only thing shut down right now is the off ramp to broadway avenue. here had in burlingame, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> no props for mike during your traffic report. >> i have something for you guys. >> first let's get a check of your weather. great today, highs if the 70s and # 0s. in san jose 82, 72 embarcadero, napa 85, 76 oakland and livermore 87 degrees. >> now to something something. >> you're not going to love this, but a better situation. look at our overhead shot from oakland coliseum area, this is across the southboundel 80 at hegenberger and there is still cleanup going on and they're checking out whether or not there has been leakage into the soil as far as that fuel spill is concerned. that continues to be jammed in both directions. this is our live shot showing you that big is over on the shoulder a number had of folks there, a m this of cars. folks are getting by, slowing, though, in the area and that adds to the build up. no you we do have the san mateo bridge westbound that tow truck not in lanes, no incident on the span itsel

the broadway off-ramps are closed until noon today. mike?yes, leyla, we have a real street for you, we will open up the weather window and check out sun rising over the going going but it will change back to the normal color when the sun is up. we are going back-to-school today. we will find out where our first students are heading. emeryville, emory unified school district, 7:00 sunshine and 60 and comfortable 75 at 3:00. we will head over to millbrae where the school district is starting and mostly sunny and 60 this morning at 7:00 and cooler a sunny 72 during the afternoon hours and a lat stop, 9,300 students of alameda unit survived school district, sunshine and 63 warming to 75. sutro tower shows the cloud cover that is starting on roll in, the freezes are going to be fastest along the coast and the rest of us are slower aiding the warming but nothing out-of-control. september starts cool and grave with a chance of drizzle the next couple of mornings but the holiday weekend we will have a temperature boost and it will feel like summer.

. >> is burlingame 101 and the broadway exit open? leyla gulen has the latest on that. >> a lot more, good morning, everyone, at 5:00 a.m. take a look at this, san jose, we will draw a sickle around this to see what we are looking at, we have an accident blocking all but one lane. remark is stacked and packed coming away from 880, because of the four car wreck and it looks like one lane is getting you by as you head past old bayshore highway. as we slide over to the east bay we have a sig-alert jackknifed big rig blocking would lanes with the sig-alert in affect until further notice. what everyone really wants to know is on the peninsula, northbound and southbound highway 101, good news, has re-opened and the bad news is broadway off-ramps are shutting down until noon today. we will keep you updated. >> thank you. much more quiet weather-wise and good morning, everyone, the visibility on live doppler hd shows unlimited visibility until the peninsula coast where we have a few clouds this morning. from the east bay hills, the bay lookin

little stage on broadway, before broadway, of course. things like elephant man. i saw that up there, like i talked about williamstown, that's a little theater that houses i think probably 100 people. then you want to see it on broadway. the ticket prices go way up, right? that theater houses about 2,000 people. why not see these stars so much closer. also, these shows it's really for the artistic value, not the commercial value. not just adaptations of movies and flashy musicals but shows with super quality. i have to tell you, we have so much more information on partner in the aisle. some people may be curious about this. what we're doing is doing a giveaway online. you can enter to win tickets to red velvet and the 25th annual spelling bee in bucks county playhouse. >> center on the aisle. steve, thanks for coming in. let's go back to kerry. >> thank you. next, a check of the forecast plus that breaking news we've been following out of brooklyn. >> reporter: a house party gets out of control in brooklyn and sends nine people to the hos

he's been called broadway's dog whisperer. we'll bring you the story of bill who not only rescues animals in need but he trains them for stardom too. >> and she's starring in a funny and charming new film called people, places, things. the always delightful regina hall is in the house. well, this saturday is nbc and telemundo's big clear the shield shelters event when shelters will cut the cost of adoption fees in a nationwide push to find homes for pets in need. >> today, we have little doughnut. and her handler kelly. who come from the liberty humane society in jersey city. doughnut is a 7-month-old chihuahua mix. and was found as a stray on the street. who would leave this dog? to adoption doughnut, you can visit libertyhumane.org. very playful and frisky dog. >> very sweet, too. >> love dogs. all right, we'll play with doughnut in a little bit. as many september issues continue to roll in, some of our favorite stars are strutting their stuff on the covers. >> here are the power women winning big. the week's biggest winners

. >> i prefer to dig up and put it back the way it was, broadway is broadway and not a dead end 3. >> we talked about that option. it will be considered by the task force. that is a big endeavor and like every other option comes with pros and cons so we are going to look at what those pros and cons would be. >> not everyone is on board. tim tompkins of the times square airlines told the daily news', quote, sure, let's tear up broadway. we can't govern, manage or police public spaces so we should just tear them up. that is not a solution. is the surrender. the mayor's taskforces scheduled to come up with its findings by october 1st. and mayer says the nypd will be looking out for any harassment or other illegal behavior in the meantime. that is the latest in every time square this morning. send it back inside to you. juliet: lucky you getting the oxide story. it is 5:10. 21-year-old college student who took a selfy after for climbing the brooklyn bridge is charged with trespassing and reckless and agent of fear is that in new york history to face those counts. was arrested in tennessee

the ramps are close and because of that traffic is backing up in both directions for approaching broadway in burlingame and this is the anticipated back of that we foretold things will be slow here in fact there was a riot, the from 92 competitors wanted heavy all the way up to broadway fuselage the back of the sunglass that far north which is the nimitz freeway southbound accident that left a diesel spills on the roadway and the reason why the right lane shut down look at what is done to the northbound ride as we now added nine minutes to the track time for the american mantra of san leandro into downtown oakland in the northbound direction now over 30 minutes with our second accident of the morning got the bomb at mckean if you're born to have this morning to the san mateo bridge if you're out of the house not any time the next couple of hours airborne to be facing at least an 18 to 19 minute drive times. >>darya: the new video into our newsroom in the aftermath just after they put this fire out this is a lafayette elementary school no school. >>darya: installed in the building next to

charlie: people wondered when hip-hop would come to broadway, because rock had come to broadway.fluential with that as well, the heights being a watershed moment for hip-hop music and latin american actors. i listened to the heights, i have chills thinking about it. i told them that there is something from the first moments of that album -- [singing] -- the need to communicate is something that has always moved me greatly. i saw a show when i was a teenager called, -- "death poetry jam." pen.e is blood in the they put something on the paper and there is an urgency and a fire in their belly to get it. it came full circle when i was listening to a rehearsal, listening back and learning my part. i said, we sound like that. i can hear that need and what we are doing. charlie: i hear all of the desire, energy, preparation, to do justice to the text that you are given. how much of it was important to know aaron burr? you not only play a character. you play the narrator. you were there at every moment. role, butas a larger burr is also the continuity. leslie: one of my favorite gifts so

on your right, the damage left behind by broadway. in order to get it fixed, the chp had to completely shut down 101 mean mill brae and deanza boulevard. and now another closure that's coming. >> reporter: certainly a big improvement this evening. that is of course, that 101 is back open. pg & e has a number of crews out here working on the transmission lines. we are hearing there will be another closure tomorrow night of 101 to restring overhead high tension power cables of the temporary overhead tower. that being from anza to broadway from 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night to 4:00 a.m. something to keep in mind. according to pg & e about, 9:30, a third party contractor for caltrans working on the broadway inchange with an excavator hit a high voltage tower. it collapsed. 101 was shut down. huge back-up. traffic had to be rerouted as pg & e worked on the repair. >> there is a lot more going. on significantly more power going through lines. that's why it was such a complicated process to do so. to make the safe and do so well. >> now, that br

. >> acceso ramÓn, buenas tardes, me encuentro muy cerca a la rampa de la calle broadway pegado a ladores estÁn tratando de levantar la torre de cableado de electricidad que se vino abajo anoche. las reparaciones continÚan. el panorama que se viviÓ en esta zona en la jornada de ayer fue realmente caÓtico y los autos en la carretera 101 estaban atascados con miles de vehÍculos tanto la direcciÓn de la 101 hacia el sur como al norte. una situaciÓn realmente muy difÍcil pero ya reabrieron ambas direcciones de la 101 cerca de las tres de la tarde. el problema se originÓ ayer a las 9:30 de la noche cuando una grÚa gigante impactÓ contra una torre de alta tensiÓn y esto resultÓ en que cayeron varios cables electricidad y afectar al autos torres. esto fue sobre la autopista 101 y por suerte no hubo heridos pero si hubo demoras de muchas horas para los conductores. el trÁfico fue cerrado cuando los trabajadores. >>las tareas de reparaciÓn continÚan y lo que sÍ estÁ cerrada son las rampas de la calle broadway y la rampa del boulevard ansa en la zona de burgildale. >> una pregunta: las labores

. >> take the old thing back and put it where it was where broadway is broadway at not a dead end 3. >> we talked about the option, that will be considered by the task force. that is a big endeavor and like every option comes with pros and cons so we will look at what those pros and cons would be. >> reporter: not everyone is on board. tim tompkins told the daily news', quote, let's tear up broadway. we can't govern, manage or police public spaces so we should just can't come up. that is not a solution, it is a surrender. kerry drew, "good day new york". juliet: jean simmons's home is being searched for a child born. police emphasize neither he nor anyone in the family is a suspect. los angeles please add taskforces investigating internet crimes against children. housing has been cooperative. the publicist said the police visit was connected with the crimes that may have occurred when simmons was touring with his band. and said things for your support. couldn't be more horrified, law enforcement is on. >> judge bugger admitted to a double life. this site ashley madison was hacked, 30

african- american to perform the role on jean valjean on broadway. he fell from a fire escape in clinton hill brooklyn friday night. no word on a decision on whether or not to dim the >>> new at 6:30, we have reports of a peeping tom on the prowl in manhattan. and a man spotted watching people from a fire escape. cbs 2 steve langford reports the site has prompted one resident to take action. >> a primal fear for residents of new york walk-outs. realizing that upper west side building where a woman here reports seeing a man, pants unzipped, on the fire escape, right outside her back window, three times. >> we got the note here on thursday. it was kind of shocking. >> reporter: a note from a woman posted on the front door of the building, warns fellow tenants to keep their windows locked because she writes i have caught some guy standing on my fire escape, watching me, with his pants undone. >> that is really weird. and kind of unsettling that someone has been on the fire escape. so we have locked it. >> we buzzed the apartment of the person who wrote

we begin this evening with a broadway musical everybody is talking about "hamilton" joining me is leslie odom junior, he stars at aaron burr. >> we are stepping inside these people's shoes and we're learning about ourselves by talking about d so that is i think one of the most powerful elixirs of healing in the land. i honestly think that. i think if we could find a way-- i think if we could fine a way to because the pain is real t is deep and it is historic. >> rose: also this evening a nurx hbo series called show me a hero that is produced by david simon and stars oscar isaac. >> you're going from only 0 to 60. and you are going from the youngest mayor in america at the time of a big city to almost political pariah in his own town. and that to me is-- the lone- liness that i felt watching you do those scenes. >> lesley odom, jr., david sigh son-- sigh upon and oscar isaac when we continue. >> funding for charl-year rose is provided by americ >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia n

the original choreography that george did, so we're doing different selections from the original broadway production that stephanie mills was in, it's wonderful, we have great cast members coming back, like dede bridgewater, sink if you believe in yourself, the character of glenn dark she will be sing -- glenda, she will be singing with us. it's great to see george in his element. and another individual, timothy graphreed. it's just wonderful to be able to pull from their wealth and large amount of talent and experience they've had with broadway. >> what's it like to work with all these people? these wonderful memories 69, just the excitement and energy production. >> for me, it's surreal. i was adopted and my father that raised me, he's deceased now, but he used to tell me about his experience in san francisco when he was in the army, going to see stephanie mills in the wiz, so when the movie version came out, i tried to watch it as much as possible, but he talked about the experience, the actual dances and performers on a broadway stage. so it's interesting, george fazon and the other h

the best of the broadway shows ahead of the upcoming broadway week. >> remember you can track weather conditions on the go with our free accutrack weather alert app. >>> crews are getting creative in efforts to put out wildfires out west. they battle the flames from inside then hike back to safety. in washington state the national guard is on the ground. flames near chelan burned 1700 square miles. 100 fires are burning in washington and idaho. >>> happening today, get ready to be dazzled on the great white way. broadway tickets go on sale at 10:30 this morning for some of the top shows. there are 2 for 1 deals on aladdin, kinky boots among others. and it's for performances that run from september 7th to the 20th. get them. >> i remember when kinky boots was first coming out, meteorologist bill evans, who we go to right now was going around the studio going kinky boots, kinky boats. >> the best. >> you got to go to broadway. i could go every night. >> the best. >> it's awesome. >> here we have low clouds and lots of humidity over the area this morning. these clouds will burn off. they

it has been a hit off broadway. president obama and first lady have already seen the show. >>> the next 70 years later, japan remembers the atomic bombing of the hiroshima. >>> a violin worth $5 million shows up after being stolen more than three decades ago. >>> japan remembers the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombing of hiroshima. it was the first time a nuclear weapon was used. the bomb called little boy killed 40,000 people. the mayor called world leaders including president obama to ban nuclear weapons worldwide. >>> here a lost and found story. the new york district attorney is set to announce the return of a rare instrument stolen. this stradivarius violin went missing in 1980 after a violinist, from roman totenberg. it is worth $5 million. it will be returned to the late owner's daughter. >> 35 years. >>> let's get to the forecast. no dog days of august these days, john. >> this is the dog days of summer. it was in the 70s for a lot of the weather watchers. good afternoon, mary and chris. good afternoon to

in 2003 the broadway revival of big river was also performed with american sign language. >>> love it. >> very cool. >> a breakthrough in treating alzheimer's? it may not stop the disease. still ahead, a new therapy claims to slow down the symptoms. >> when you watch the nfl on cbs. we'll give you a sneak peek. >> first dana tyler is here now with a look at what we're working on for cbs 2 news at 6:00. >> reporter: a toddler on a walk with her parents on a shared path in manhattan is struck and injured by a bicyclist. cbs 2's hazel sanchez is working on that story as police search for the cyclist. also emily smith working on a story at 6:00 about what's one of the best kept secrets in >> it's new york's lawn bowling club. here i am giving it a try. bowling. since 1926. >> wow. for members. >> close to the white ball. not bad. >> thank you. >> reporter: those stories and more at 6:00. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in yo

this is on broadway avenue. lot of construction in the area. knocking out high voltage wires. here is the map, you see sfo right on the side of the screen, drivers told to avoid the area completely. it's still not clear if anyone was hurt in the crash or what caused that driver of that crane, the operator of the crane if there was anyone to go in there. a pg&e spokesperson just coached to us as we watched the giant's game on the board. this caused the lights to flicker at at&t park. a lot of people on the peninsula said their lights were flickering as well, several neighborhoods throughout san francisco. both lanes closed between milbray avenue and ansa boulevard. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. >>> and more than 30 bail bondsmen targeted in a sting. the investigation takes us inside what is called the largest raid of its kind in the state's history. >> tonight, we uncovered more details on the raid across california. we also learned it may just be the beginning. >> chief reporter tony kovaleski has more. >> they made careers getting people out of jail, but fo

. >> rose: people wondered when hip hip-- hip-hop what come to broadway because rock had come to broadwayheights "happening and being such a watershed moment for hip-hop music and for also latin american actors. i remember listening to in the heights on-- i listened to it before i saw it. and there was something about, i have chills thinking about it i told him and lac as one of the first rehearsals, there was something about from the first moments of that album. i mean the need to communicate is something that has always moved me greatly. i remember i saw a show when i was a teenager called deaf poetry jam. and the way those people came out and just they needed you to get it. you know, they put something, there is blood in the pen. they put something down on paper and they have-- there was an urgenessee and a fire in their belly for you to get it. it came full circle when i was listening to a rehearsal of us and hamilton listening back, just learning my part. i said we sound like that. we sound-- i can hear that need in what we're doing. >> rose: i hear all that you -- all the need, all

great tickets go on for broadway week. musicals like aladdin and hand of god. to the 20th, buying tickets at 10:30, and myfoxny.com, a new name for the web site. it is a great web site. robert: if you can eat breakfast at any time of the day this is no surprise, so-called breakfast areas pick mcdonald's as their favorite place for breakfast food. to cater to that group, you have to get breakfast all day. subway came in second. >> an update on real housewives of new jersey. and vacation home on the market. and at a foreclosure auction would have owed the bank $348,000 on a home valued at $58,000. since no one bid mortgage holder brought back the shore house for the minimum bid of $100. the reality tv couple now has ten days to buy it back or they will have to be out in three days. robert: top stories coming. juliet: tom brady. sketch. robert: they could be willing to pay big money for it. denny's new! fantastic four-cheese omelette is packed with crispy bacon and fresh veggies. (explosion) check please! introducing the fant

you did the elephant man on broadway. >> we di d it on broadway and then the west end. >> jimmy: is thereimmy: what is the difference? >> the difference is the royal box. and that's not a metaphor. on broadway it is a beautiful theater. but in london, there is something called the royal box. and it's very, very, very close to the stage. the people watching from the royal box see everything. >> jimmy: are these royals? >> we were hoping royals would come. because i wanted kate and william to see me. >> jimmy: right, yeah. ha-ha. >> for the rest of my life, i could say i have been seen naked. >> jimmy: the queen would be even better. >> the queen would have been. then there is the royal room covered in pictures of the queen. i wanted. i was desperate for the royals to come. but they didn't come. >> jimmy: is it empty if they're not there? >> no, no. regular people. my mother sat there. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> she thought she died and had gone to heaven. she waslike. >> jimmy: vip area. >> vip section. >> jimmy: i see. >> and vips sit there. >> jimmy: who else came to see you? other th

of theater for broadway. greg: take a look. rosanna: come bond that was a fantastic way to end at wrap thing. greg: that is art. rosanna: one of the investors, hamilton the musical on broadway e-mail the demi, fought it was fun. she said she loved it in capital letters. that mattered so much to me. greg: i will think more about that than the person who called a grotesque to my face yesterday on the sidewalk. they were smiling. rosanna: our show is a lot of fun. if you watch our show you know unexpected things happen and that was one of them. if you don't then you would be surprised by something like that. mike: maybe we will see that show. rosanna: we will host $300 a ticket. greg: read in the paper and sun. the new york post joel, you could call it the sexual meanings and tastes and preferences of new yorkers. rosanna: they call it hot in the city. rosanna: you were that number one male personality, sexiest male personality in new york city. greg: are you serious? why wasn't i told about this? all right. that was just one cate