: i'm fascinated by the broadway schedule all the time, but my question is what is a broadway thanksgiving like? what is your day tomorrow? >> oh, it's great. tomorrow and go do the thanksgiving day parade. >> seth: so you're doing the parade? that's very exciting. >> it's amazing. >> seth: and they gave you the 4:30 a.m. slot, because that's a very good slot. >> it's a very good slot, yeah. >> seth: people stumbling home from the night before. "hey, what's peter pan doing here?" [ laughter ] "hey, peter pan on a boat!" >> the turkeys in amsterdam are going to love it. i get up, and then we have a show tomorrow night as well. >> seth: okay, wow. so it's a full day. >> yeah. it's a strange day. it's going to be interesting. but, you know what? it's one of those things i'm going to look back on and be like, "oh, i'm so glad i got to be a part of it." when my alarm goes off at 4:30 and it's dark outside, i'm going to be a little pissed off. [ laughter ] >> seth: the good news is, like, it's always dark these days. now, this is from rehearsal because obviously have to rehearse. it's different

i got to go into it off-broadway and join the cast for broadway.has just been one of the most extraordinary things. charlie: you never saw brian do it. jonathan: i totally saw him do it. i flew into new york on friday, i saw the show over the weekend five times in a row. charlie: five times in a row? jonathan: five times in a row. i feel like i'm going to need therapy because if i see this show one more time and weep for three hours, i'm going to have a mental breakdown. charlie: you seem to have shaped it in your own way. it was it written that way or did you shape it? jonathan: i have this theory. when i did spring awakening and a lot of actors came in to replace -- when people come into a show and try to make it there's right away, i find it really annoying. you go in and respect what has been there before and try not to mess anybody up when you first go in. stand in and do the thing. that's what i did. i did what brian did. as time wore on and i became more familiar with the part and the company in the audience, the piece, the show, i started t

we support each other because it's our broadway debut together. arts with superstar music producer swizz beats. >> i just felt i needed to sharpen my pencil. i was moving on from the average side they was working on in the music business, started moving on a global scale, and i had to >> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise." spike lee is no stranger to controversy. for 30 years he's directed and produced films that went against the grain of hollywood. some of which include jungle fever, malcolm x and red hook summer. his latest movie, "chi-raq," promises to be another one. i sat down with perhaps one of the greatest independent >> we're going to have to organize. >> spike lee, thanks for joining us on "our world." how are you doing? >> all is good. >> you are a legendary director considered worldwide unquestionable. >> what question are you asking? you're asking me? >> you're legendary. but what i find to be fascinating is how could a legendary director have a hard time making a film? >> well, legendary doesn't necessarily transform i

and broadway keeps you really busy. >> stephen: broadway does keep you busy. >> yes, sir, a fun busy,o a lot of people. you know, you have overcome tragedy in your life. you are a beautiful artist. you worked very hard. you turned your life around, losing 80 pounds. >> yes. >> stephen: does it ever, do you ever get tired of being inspirational to people? (laughter) >> i never realized that i was really that inspirational until, you know, i just like doing what i love. i don't believe in being boxed in. i love living life and i'm inspired by seeing other people do what they love to do and show that seems to inspire others. >> stephen: yeah. >> yeah. but i think it's a good thing and i feel as though if i can be a role model, i would want to be a good role model, to help make a difference for somebody else, you know? >> stephen: do you ever get tired of being fit. because i was just talking to steve carell. and he gave in to the deep dish pizza thing. >> i gave in to the chocolate before i got here. see that's the tricky thing with broadway, for me, i come from the world of television.

so then i got to go into it off broadway and then i got to join the cast for the move to broadway.'s just been one of the most extraordinary things. >> rose: you saw bryan. >> yes, i saw him do it. >> rose: oh, i didn't know that. >> i saw him. i flew into newÑ% york on a friday. i saw the show every the weekend knife times in a -- five times in a row and i went in on tuesday. >> rose: you saw it five times in a row. >> yes. i felt like i was going to need therapy if i see the show one more time and weep for three hours i'll have a mental break down i i can't watch it again. >> rose: you seem to have shaped it that way. >> i have this theory, i do that for two years and we had a lot of actors come there and replace. so i have this like sometimes people come in, when people come into a show they try to make it their own right away. i find that really annoying. so my take on it is you go in, respect what's been in there before and you try not to mess anybody up when you first go in. you're there to like come in stand there and do a thing. that's what i did, i sort of came in, did the

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>>> lifting the curtain on a broadway stage secret. how some stars avoid flubbing their lines. >> this is the "cbs overnight >> welcome to the overnight news, i'm jeff glor. seven weeks until the iowa caucuses, first in the nation. race. one poll, senator ted cruz has surged 10 points ahead of donald trump. the other, cruz leads trump 28% to 26% among likely iowa caucusgoers. another poll shows cruz has emerged as the strongest challenger to trump, 5 points behind. ben carson has fallen into fourth place on the republican side behind senator marco rubio. we begin with julianna goldman in washington. >> i don't go down, i go up. >> reporter: donald trump has said he only likes polls that treat him well. even before a new iowa poll showed him slipping he dismissed it as biased. >> i'm leading in virtually every state. i'm leading in iowa. although "des moines register" does a poll and i'm sure that will be negative. >> reporter: that poll conducted by one of the state's most respected and accurate pollsters. it has ted cruz surging. sena

, said, "it's the only socialist tract ever on broadway." entertained. the same thing happens with "the wizard." you know, nobody would even think of such a thing. >> my songs, like "when the idle poor become the idle rich" and "brother, can you spare a dime?" caused a great deal of furor during a period in hollywood when a fellow by the name of joe mccarthy was reigning supreme. and so they got something up for people to take care of us, like me, called the blacklist. and i landed on the enemy list. and in order to overcome the enemy list -- what was the enemy list? well, it's, one, that you were a red. another one, that you were a bluenose. and the other one, that you're on the blacklist. finally, i thought the rainbow was a wonderful symbol of all these lists. [laughter] in order to overcome the enemy list and this rainbow that they gave me the idea for, i wrote this little poem -- "lives of great men all remind us greatness takes no easy way, all the heroes of tomorrow are the heretics of today. socrates and galileo, john brown, thoreau,

and lifts the curtain on a broadway stage secret, how some stars avoid flubbing their lines. >> this is the cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. seven weeks untilled-- iowa caucuses first in the nation. tonight two polls show a shakeup in the race for president. in one poll senator ted cruz has surged ten points ahead of donald trump. in the other, cruz leads trump 28 percent to 26 percent, moj likely iowa caucus goers. in the bigger picture, a new national poll out today shows cruz has emerged as the strongest challenger to trump, just five points behind. ben carson has fallen into fourth place behind senator marco rubio. we begin tonight with juliana goldman in washington. >> i don't go down, i go up. >> reporter: donald trump has said he only likes polls that treat him well. so even before our new iowa poll showed him slipping, he dismissed it as bias. >> i'm leading in virtd allly every state. i'm leading in iowa although des moines register does the poll and i'm sure that will be negative. >> reporter: that poll was conducted by one of the st

the musical taking broadway by storm. we go behind the scene and sit down with two stars from "get on >>> coming up at 6:00. >>> families in need get a special present from special guests, the mayor and reverend al sharpton. i'm andrew siff. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. nthe volkswagen sign nthen drive event. p zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, p p and zero first months payment p p on a new passat get on your feet >> well the aptly named broadway hit is doing just that, inspiring packed house to get up and do some dancing. it features a predominantly hispanic cast. here's ray villeda. >> it's the story of gloria and emilio estefan. of th

>> do you like being on broadway? >> i absolutely -- i mean, i have the utmost respect for people who work in neaterer. being here -- theater. being here for the last five months it is, for me, just something i've never believed that i would look up to, broadway actors are just fantastic, the community is be here. of it really is. >> talk about how this all started back when you first got your start as an actor, i would imagine there were probably some people who were not encouraging you're deaf. you can't be an actor to. >> listen, they did say that, and they didn't think a deaf actor could make it in hollywood, the person who changed that for me was henry winkler. i met him when i was 12 years me that i shouldn't listen to anybody who said that you can't do it, just ignore those people and follow your dream, and i did that. i'm sitting here -- >> henry winkler had hearing issues. >> no, no. henry winkler had issues with dyslexia, fighting and proving that he could go beyond what couldn't read -- >> right. >> -- coul

we're doing it live with all broadway tv stars. billy porter, tony award winner from kinky boots, nick adams eric bergen from madam secretary, a slew of stars are coming out. they're all friends of mine that i beg to do this. very sweet, they say yes. it's about 15 to 20 stars doing holiday songs. steve: the cutting room -- >> east 32nd. steve: tickets available, the whole thing? >> not that mean. we have six vip left and a handful of regular. it's selling well. dari: awesome. steve: good deal. dari: it will be cool to see the sounds like it will be a great event. steve: what's the web site plug? >> purple pass.com/sparkle nyc. steve: love you. thank you. nick, let's talk about the weather. finally getting better. nick: it is except for the wind that's busy out there. it will stay gusty into the evening and into tomorrow. another day where temperatures hit the middle 50s across the area. still well above average. albany, 48. 54 at philly. pittsburgh only 39. and 44 in detroit. we will school it down a little bit the next two days,

the two actor who play gloria and emilio have been called overnight broadway stars. >> i hope people got to a very fun story that means a lot tous. >> i haven't been on the oadway stage. so, it's very special. stand up and take some action >> that show is so much fun. up and join in a congo line in the aisle. >> can try that. >>> in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays w tv st was s eling thehe chris spirit in hisinterview with us. co paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. destination foring entertainment news. we goat the latest on of your favorite stars and the most talked about celebs. >> "entertainment tonight," that's what peopl

ellen baxter is the founder of broadway housing communites. an organization housing in new york for more than 30 years. its seventh building called 'sugar hill' opened with 124 units a year ago. more than 48-thousand applied for a spot. ( ellen baxter, founder & exec director broadway housing communities) 'i think here we've crafted a model for other cities around the nation and our own city' the building is supported by a combination of federal funding and investments from big corporations that in turn, get tax breaks. it combines housing with cultural and educational elements like a children's museum and a pre-school. ( kiss, then 'i love you') tisha says her children have a much brighter future now with a solid roof over their heads at sugar hill.. a truly sweet place to call home. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. > ((paula francis)) ellen baxter says her model is not only more humane, but cheaper. costing taxpayers about half of what it costs to house families in emergency city shelters./// most vulnerable groups in the las vegas valley

>>> lifting the curtain on a broadway stage secret. how some sta avoid flubbing their lines. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." 2> welcome to the overnight news, i'm jeff glor. seven weeks until the iowa caucuses, first in the nation. two polls show a shakeup in the race. one poll, senator ted cruz has surged 10 points aheaeaof donald trumum the other, cruz leads trump 28% to 26% among likely iowa caucusgoers. another poll shows cruz has emerged as the strongest challenger to trump, 5 points behind. ben n rson has fallen into fourth place on the republican side behind senator marco rubio. we begin with julianna goldman in washington. >> i don't go down, i go up. >> reporter: donald trump has said he only likes polls that eat him well. even before a new iowa poll showed him slipping he dismissed it as biased. >> i'm leading in virtually i'm leading in iowa. although "des moines register" does a poll and i'm sure that will be negative. >> reporter: that poll conducted by one of the state's most respected and accurate pollsters. it has

in a theater, on broadway!cast of "shuffle along" has been hard at work perfecting a show th was the talk of the town nearly 100 years ago. >> on stage revolution in song and dance. >> this new version, opening next year, is a re-imagining of one of the earliest hit musical comedies starring, written and directed by african americans. tony award winning director george c. wolfe. >> then history stepped in, thank you, maybe we'll remember you, maybe we won't. >> in fact, history did not remember "shuffle along." but the legendary josephine baker launched her career with the 1921 show which also featured a young baritone named paul robeson. and a score by the team of eubie blake and noble sissle including hits like "i'm just wild about harry." >> it was important for you to do this show, right? >> yes. this is a part of my history. and i didn't know it. >> that's just one of the reasons six-time tony winner audra mcdonald joined the cast well before wolfe had even finished the script. shuffle along will be his 18

." >> osgood: a familiar name is back on broadway this season. he's the composer of many he a blockbuster musical. mo rocca has saved us a seat. >> "school of rock" is the newest hit broadway show from composer andrew lloyd weber. >> a bunch of felines. >> got to get me one. >> this is the one i pore to pyle junior high school every day. >> now and forever, lord andrew lloyd webber. >> video rita nair offers us a short sweet taste of the cringe well marcia teichner we'll hear concert of heavenly voices. steve hartman has been watching a secret santa at work. first headlines for this sunday morning the 1th of december, 2015. >> nearly 200 countries adopted the first global agreement to combat climate change. they agree to try to limit greenhouse gasses caused by humans to a level that trees, soil and oceans can absorb naturally. but there are no sackss against any countries that fall short. three more 1469 victims much. san bernadino shooting massacre have been laid to rest. for 31-year-old teen nwin and 60-year-old isaac amanios. shanahan johnson