it's cirque du soleil's first broadway show and they're doing things their way. battist takes us behind the scenes. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is not your average musical. it's what you get when cirque du soleil brings their high-flying stunts to broadway. para mor somersaults its way through a tale of love, fame and jealousy set in hollywood's golden age. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: at the center of it all is indigo, a struggling nightclub singer who finally gets her big break. in real life, ruby lewis is making her broadway debut in a story line that mirrors her own. >> it was weird, because cirque du soleil discovered me singing in a nightclub in los angeles. and i'm from kentucky. she's a girl from a small town, moves to los angeles to pursue stardom and she sings in a nightclub to make ends meet. big time director happens to be there one night. >> that's me. >> reporter: jeremy kushner plays a.j. golden to discovers indigo. >> he sees her and thinks she's meant for the screen and becomes smitten. >> reporter: the central plot leads its leading lady entwined in a love triang

broadway at pleasant valley. this is a good distance outside the downtown area where a lot more traffic in coming in. this is about 20 blocks from there. back out to the maps. i wanted to show you that between downtown oakland over here and the incident which is over here. you have 580 interchange there. between highway 24 and 580. so if that is the area where you're traveling, just off broadway. it is at pleasant valley. it is not overhere at the downtown area. so far those downtown streets are moving well. back to you. >> sounds g. thank you very much, mike. 6:37 right now. new, chp investigating an overnight crash in the south bay. authorities say could have been a lot worse. chp said the driver of a mini van lost control when he swerved to avoid debris. a third car crashed into a retaining wall. none of the drivers were seriously injured. two were transported to the hospital. >> turmoil in south korea overnight to tell you about after a court decision ousted the country's president from office. that decision

and you can see we've got officers on either end of broadway so that is a full closure of broadway in either direction. they've got to get that light pole cleaned up if there are any injuries or serious injuries, they're going to have to do an investigation. we don't have much information yet. avoid the area for now. >>> san jose unveiling a new warning system to alert residents the next time there's a threat of flooding. >> it comes weeks after the massive flooding that left entire neighborhoods underwater. abc7 news reporter matt keller is in san jose with that story. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. since i last saw you, we've gotten some more light out here so we can give you a good perspective on coyote creek now. we're standing on the bridge at east williams street. the creek is over 12 feet right now. on the day of the flood, it reached more than 33 feet. the clean-up is still ongoing. many homes are uninhabitable. 200 people are still living in a shelter. city council got an earful yesterday at a special meeting. residents wondering why evacuation orders didn't c

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i will take the leap and go to broadway. >> i was a fan of this show off broadway.to see it in a tent downtown in the meat packing district. and i walked out of there, first and fore most just totally transmissioned by dave's score. i thought this was a genre bending complicated but beautiful score that just hit all my buttons as a mu so. and then just the story felt so relevant to me. it it felt relevant to me then. but it felt even more relevant now as we look at things that are going on in the world and the way we are all trapped in our own little screens, in our own little worlds and searching for meanings in our own lives now. i have been offered things in the past. but this to me seemed something unique, it seemed like it would be something that broadway hasn't ever seen before and i knew it would be a k458 eng to me. this is a role that is very different than the kind of person i generally am in my life. me and pierre have a lot of differences, some similarities but also a lot of differences. and so i thought to myself, yes, this was worth the wait. hi read s

you're back on broadway. how long since you've been on broadway?ink it's only nine. >> stephen: what is the last thing you did. >> senioro deberks rgerak. >> stephen: now you're in "present laughter," a noel coward play. i know noel coward's musicals but i don't know his plays. what is it about? >> it's about an actor, an actor who has been spoiled quite rotten by his tremendous success and celebrity, and it's about celebrity culture, and he's howppedded by fans and playwrights who want him to do their plays. he's going through a very difficult sort of identity crisis about "do i hate all this adoration or i do crave it?" and the answer is yes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: can you relate? you can relate? >> no, it's quite a stretch for me. ( laughter ) no, i think every actor has-- i don't-- well, ever actor that i know-- no, i'm speaking on behalf of all actors everywhere in the world -- >> stephen: do, speak for all actors. >> okay, i'll say this -- >> stephen: they're needy. ( laughter ). >> there are certain things that come with the territory, wit

you're doing a broadway play. this is big time. >> isn't that weird?and. >> they're from london. we were shooting "the force awakens." i, one night, had a night free, looked to see what was playing. saw there was something called, "a play that goes wrong." bought a ticket, went to go see it. >> jimmy: by yourself? >> solo. and it was -- i'd never laughed that hard. and the audience -- young people, old people, i've never seen an audience laugh that hard. and i just couldn't -- it was the greatest experience. and so i asked the producers afterwards like if i can help at all in bringing the show to broadway, i would love to, and i partnered up with a veteran broadway producer, kevin mccollum and here we are. >> jimmy: yeah. and these guys are like a a troupe. it's a whole -- >> they're amazing. they've become this phenomenon in london. they had three plays playing on the west end, which is like broadway over there at the same time. >> jimmy: you saw the one about the bank robbery or something? >> oh yeah, a comedy about a a bank robbery. >> jimmy: yeah.

guessing that you have been offered broadway roles before. your success in a singer. >> i have been. >> we saw this in a smaller incarnation. what makes you realize this is the one that i'm going to make the leap? >> i was a fan of the show off-broadway. i came to see it downtown in the meatpacking district. i walked out of there totally transfixed. i thought it was a genre bending complicated by beautiful score then hit all of my buttons as a musician. then the story felt so relevant to me. it felt relevant to me then, but even more relevant now as we look at things that are going on in the world and the way we all are trapped in our own little screens searching for meaning in our own lives. i have been offered things in the past. this to me sounds like something unique. something broadway had not seen before. i knew it would be a challenge for me. it is a role that is very different from the person i generally am in my life. i thought to myself, this was worth the wait. i did read somewhere that there were thinking of bringing it. i thought

when she's singing a love song, wants to feel like a real old school broadway love song.when they go to the club, and they're all drinking vodka, then it can be house music. so i think that's what i love about the book so much. it gave me the opportunity to do all these different things. and to not put myself into a certain box and say, this has to be all russian music or folk music or whatever it is. >> i feel like so many of the characters have their own genre attached to them. i feel like you've also written so much of the electronic is for anatole. you hear the subwoofers going when he's out there. >> and he's the heart throb. >> he literally electrifies the room. >> that was a dramaturgical discovery when writing the show. as i wrote more and more of it i started to realize, oh, all of anatole's songs are electronic. that could be a thing. his entrance, he brings electronica into the room. >> with you and rachel, you worked together. one of the things about the show that has sent critics running aurus to describe it because it is unusual and unique and vibrant. was t

i remember seeing courtney vance on broadway playing the con, which when see him in oj and everythingne and angela bassett and we were all in school together and it is magnificent to see this and the beauty of that life and those words. and in a movie like "fences." because the broadway production was pretty amazing with james earl jones. >> so speaking of yale, you did this play when you were at yale in your 20s. >> 26. >> 26. >> and this year, that year when you know everything. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i wanted to ask you, i take nothing aby from your journey. what did you know about loss at 26? and here you are now freezing. you know, for this character. >> you know, actresses tend to be dwramatic. [ laughter ] >> befo&e iÑiÑi hadñrç> yes. >> then have you kids. understand what that pain is really about. and a big difference between the imagination of thinking what that might be like and i c

hamilton will be part of the 2018-2019 broadway season for the kimmel center.ct dates have not yet been announced but the kimmel center says people who subscribe for the 2017-2018 season will get the first crack on hamilton tickets. next year's shows include the color purple, school of rock and aladdin. when it comes to sane patrick's day so many people can't get through the holiday without one sweet particular treat. of course we're talking about irish potatoe potatoes. >> in philadelphia that means a bock of oh ryan. fox 29's bill rohrer checked out what goes into making these holiday favorites. ♪ >> st. patrick's day means it's time to break out the irish potatoes. >> white box with the green letters that says oh ryan's yes, that's me. >> dave lamb farrelly owns christopher chocolates he moved to philadelphia from buffalo and quicklquickly found out irish ps were a must have for st. patrick's day. >> philadelphia saying it's just like mummers it's just like scrapple. once you get to new york, most people don't know what they are. you go down to dover and the

i remember seeing -- seeing courtney vance on broadway playing the son in "fences."ch i see him in the "o.j." and everything he's done and angela bassett, we were all in school together. and it's just magnificent to see this and to see the beauty of that life and those words in a movie like "fences." the broadway production was pretty great with james earl jones and courtney -- >> amazing. speaking of yale, i mentioned in my introduction, you did this play when you were at yale, in your 20s. >> 26. >> 26. okay. >> that year that year when you really know everything. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i was about to say -- to ask you, i take nothing away from your life's journey. what did you know about loss at 26? here you are reprieving this character. >> you know, actresses tend to be dramatic. before i had children, before i was -- all you wanted to do was play, you know, what meryl streep was doing, you wanted to be in a concentration camp. you wanted to lose a child. you wanted to be -- those things had such -- they were what you wanted to do. >> yeah. >> boy. and then you ha

this accident happened this morning before 5:30 before broadway and ridgeway. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. you just learned new information on what the officer was doing when the crash happened. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the police department told me that the officer was on his way to a priority call. they don't know if his lights and sirens were on or the primary officer or the cover. that is also under investigation. his car was so badly damaged it did have to be towed out of here. the officer was southbound on broadway when he he knocked over a light pole and hit a tree in the median. and another car was involved. they don't know who hit who at this point. the other driver was okay. not hurt. just the officer. a witness told us he helped pull the officer out of his car and he said the officer was pretty shaken up. the crash was loud. a few people here were talking this morning about how it woke them up. >> boom, boom, bang, bang. and like -- because it's quiet up here. >> reporter: officers shut down this block of broadway at 42nd as they inves

broadway at 42nd is back open this morning. this is following a crash involving a police patrol vehicle. you're looking at live video now. still out on the scene. there's some of the aftermath of that crash. an oakland police officer crashed the car that was on broadway. he was taken away by ambulance. lee martinez at the scene, said to be okay and no serious injuries. this is video from the scene shortly after the crash happened. the officer crashed into the center divide there. another vehicle veered in the wrong direction. we also spoke to that driver who says he was signalling to move to the left lane but did not see the officer behind him. you're going to hear from him in our next half hour along with a life report. the good news of this, the broadway area is back open this morning. chp investigators are piecing together the evidence from the highway shooting in the east bay. two people hurt in the shooting dh shut down the free in richmond for hours near the heart of the commute. over to the highway patrol office in valle

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. >>> a roll of the dice on broadway. we'll tell you about the plans to turn monopoly into a musical. >>> coming up at 6:00, snooki's impact on college commencement in new jersey. why the state legislature is planning to make some changes, thanks to the reality tv star. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington watching the roads right now. we're checking in with 95. so, now, our cameras right around exit 3 or so, right around route 320, we're watching overturned vehicle situations. it's a little confusing to see from the cameras. you see over on the side, that's the northbound side, it's blocked on the right-hand shoulder and one of the next lanes over. i'll have more updates on this when i come back on the 6

it's not appropriate to use the word. >> a broadway star brings his message to south jersey students dealing with a gate over a school musical. the debate erupted over the school's upcoming production of the musical "rag time" and it's use of the n word. nbc 10's ted greenberg has more from cherry hill. >> as long as people are talking that's a good thing. >> reporter: as one of its original broadway stars, brian stokes mitchell offers deep perspective on rag time's racial themes. >> the ugly language in the show is meant to be ugly. >> mitchell telling students at cherry hill high school east friday that the script is meant to send a message against hate. rag time set to take the stage at the school starting next week including its use of the n word. >> if people are notoxw thinkin it's an ugly word those are the people i'm concerned with. >> reporter: the musical is the fictional story of three diverse families in early 20th century new york. >> if you remove this word you disregard the intention of the author and deliberately tell the wrong story. >> a debate broke out in january

this is near broadway near first in 42nd in oakland. we do know that the officer was taken away by ambulance. again on we know right now is that there was some sort of crash, and other people involved. the police officer was taken to the hospital by ambulance. we were bring you more information. we are taking their life, this is broadway near first in 42nd. certainly, a big area. >> yes, it looks like the police car is up against one of those large trees. that is a tremendous impact. >> yes, there's a pulldown. we can see that from a live picture. a pretty horrendous crash. in the commute you have got to say way because that is blocked off. >> very busy. we will get an update as soon as we get more information. >> meantime richmond police are investigating the latest freeway shooting. >> it happened last night it shut down the freeway for five hours including the busy evening rush hour causing a traffic nightmare and on city streets. christian is there right now the investigation is still going on so what are the police telling you? >>

she'll be performing at caroline's on broadway, april 6th through 8th.orgettable," which will open in theaters april 21st. please welcome back to the show our very good friend, whitney cummings, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> hi. >> seth: how are you? >> i'm just trying to manage this precarious dress i chose. >> seth: it is a little precarious. it looks wonderful on you. >> thank you. >> seth: those are all great colors on you. >> i appreciate that, i'm just trying not to show my fallopian tubes. [ laughter ] >> oh, there you go, we can always cut around that. >> yeah, please or cut them. that's fine too. [ laughter ] i wish i had someone famous to facetime for you. >> seth: that'l >> every time i try to facetime ryan reynolds, he calls the police. >> seth: oh really? >> yeah. >> seth: well he's made it very clear that's what he's going to do. >> yeah, totally. >> seth: i'm very -- i'm always excited to see you. it's great when you're in town to do stand up. but this is very exciting, you just directed your first film? >> i did. i directed a

this is one of the greatest performances on broadway of the 20th century.ying-- honest to god-- they're saying this is one of the greatest performances probably of the 21st century. but the thing is, is that you won a tony in '95, so you're not eligible for a tony in 2017. that is bull. >> well, does one also alzheimer's do something to win an award. >> stephen: yes! >> no. >> stephen: always, always! >> you could look at it that it takes the pressure off. >> stephen: i guess so. >> it's fabulous. i just hope every one of my cass members gets nom nailtd. you play norma desmond. can't you change the name to mary desmond. this is her sister. totally different thing. why did you want to come back to the role 22 years later? what does it say to you now when you-- when the movie was made it was-- >> 1950. >> stephen: 1950, and it's about a female actress, female star who is sort of trying to reclaim her career. >> she was a great silent movie star, yeah. >> stephen: what does it say to you now? how does it speak to what the experience is to be an actress in holl

>> ♪ >> ryan stokes mitchell starred in broadway's original product of rag time.herry hill east students will be performing the play next we week. only after the school board reverse add decision to cancel the play because of the use of the n word we reported actually on this a month ago. stokes spoke with students about understanding the context of the words when he did the play on broadway even though ugly words are used he says now is an important time to have dialogue. >> this is a community that is a great example of people working out problems and working out differences and woring out issues to they have by discussing and talking and meeting in room and fighting it out. >> the play debuts on march 10th. >>> all right. so confession time. our producer really wanted to us sing some village people. not happening. >> no. >> you want to try it. >> no. >> i said young man -- >> no. >> no. o'connell says no. we'll talk about the ymca and why one is banning certain tv channelchannels. >> to text or not to text when it comes to your ex. how relationship experts feel

we met in times square as he was driving down broadway on thursday night. >> three are in the middle. and here we have traffic, people are taking pictures. how does it feel? >> it feels good. i'm trying to spread the message of unity to america. waking up america, that we all need to get along. the best message from 17,000 miles of traveling across the country are. >> we want to put the american people first. >> and we are not violent, we are here to spread the message of america first. and i just don't understand it. and. >> okay, hopping into this thread do right now. the cops want us to move. we've got to go, we've got to go. ♪ ♪ >> the cops just told us to move, but there's a lot of people taking pictures. it's making quite an impact here in times square. ♪ ♪ >> they are not happy to see this trump-mobile at all. >> he was just told to turn off the music by the cops. >> another cop told me that i could play it. >> turn off the music. turn it off. >> all lives matter. [inaudible] >> your reporter, i'm a reporter. ♪ ♪ no. >> god bless america's. ♪ ♪ >> i don't care what the other o

but there's a new broadway show and it's taking musicals in a whole new direction. >> it broadway show your average musical. it's what you get when circ desolay sets in hollywood's glamorous golden age. ♪ hoping for something more >> reporter: at the center of it all is indigo, a struggling night club singer who finally gets her break. in real life, ruby lewis is making her broadway debut in a story that mirrors her own. >> krm rr from kentucky which is south of indiana. she's a girl from a small town moves to los angeles to pursue stardom and she sings in a night club to make ends meet. big time director happens to be there one night. >> reporter: jeremy kushner discovers indigo. >> he becomes smitten. >> reporter: the central plot leaves the leading lady torn between the big time film director and her composer. ♪ at the end of all of this there's you ♪ >> there's a number called "love triangle." >> very dramatic. >> and scary. i'm not going to lie because people are hanging above your heads. >> she gets tossed around like a rag doll and we're just singing like no big deal. >> we leav

broadway debut in "the present." please welcome cate blanchett!nding ovation. >> stephen, of course! >> do you get that all the time? >> stephen: ummm... yet. i was about to be humble, but i'm not going to. it's lovely to see you. listen, i've got a confession to make. i don't-- >> publicly. >> stephen: i don't get star struck but i do get a little cate blanchett struck because i'm such a huge fan of yours. ( cheers and applause ) you're such a brilliant actress, and i'm not going to go into the whole gladdial thing, but everything you've done. and you're an intelligent, lovely person. a fashion icon. >> oh, but i can't but disappoint. you don't see me first thing in the morning. believe it or not, i don't wake up like this. >> stephen: oh, no. what are you like at home? >> it's pretty ugly at 6:00 a.m., i look like ia cross between phyllis diller and -- >> stephen: a gladdial. >> yes. i'm covered in-- i'm in my pajamas, which i've been wearing for-- i wear my pajamas most of the time. >> stephen: do you have kids? >> i have four. so i'm covered i

they're getting a chance to see the broadway smash hit hamilton. frank tells us this was a field trip like no other. >> it's really cool, you know. it's a great experience to see hamilton. so i'm really excited. >> reporter: it's the hottest ticket in town. wednesday afternoon, more than 2,000 high schoolers from all across the bay area filed into the orpheum theater in san francisco. the students spent months prior learning the history the show is based on. earlier in the day, they showed off their hamilton inspired performances. [ indiscernible ] >> maybe this -- future generations. >> reporter: this is all part of an educational program launched last year by the creators of the popular broadway musical about the life of alexander hamilton. the goal is to inspire students to find their own connection to history. >> pretty cool. everyone is so excited for me to be going to hamilton. so that makes me even more excited to be here. i'm excited to see the performances. it's just really exciting. >> reporter: bay area native plays james riddles in the

there was a serious one, westbound 580 coming up between harrison and broadway. they have lanes blocked. westbound on 580, we have the fatality accident. they have the right lane and part of the onramp blocked. traffic is going to be slow in the area here as you drive through, but again, they have to wait for them to clear this crash. at one point all lanes were blocked near the harrison executive and traffic is backed up and i would recommend using 580 because although some of the lanes are open, it's going to be a slowdown in the area. you can see traffic is going to be starting -- 580 through the altamont is slow. 680 leaving pleasanton and 580 is slow. as we look at 880, it's slow between hayward and union station. 101, we had an earlier accident that is now gone. traffic is slow as you drive through. at 5:46. let's bring steve in. >> there's good rain. let's look at that. some areas, the rain has let up. for others, it's a heavy downpour. east sanjose -- an upper low is inching closer. it looks like we have a dividing line from south san francisco, maybe hal

. >>> from ivanka trump takes in a broadway show about embracing foreigners with canadian prime ministerustin trudeau. "the skinny" is next. >> and ivanka trump takes in a broadway show about embracing foreigners with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. "the skinny" is next. acteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ skinny, so skinny >> and your thursday "skinny" is going to start with what apparently is a growing backlash for the future king of england. >> it's entertaining video to watch. prince william dancing pretty badly with his '90s moves at a nightclub during a friend's ski trip in switzerland. now there's new imag

. >>> i'm pat gallen at academy of music where a popular broadway play is underway.ahead we will go behind the scenes to show you painstaking details to put together a major traveling tour. >>> after a day in the upper 70's it is back to chilly weather today, justin's timing out chances for rain, at the end of the weekend, that is when "eyewitness news" continues. true radiance comes from within. new radiant toothpaste by colgate optic white. whitens teeth both inside and out. for a radiant, whiter smile. be radiant by colgate optic white. news police in senate are looking for one or more shooters after a gunfire erupt s at a nightcluble wer shot ande person was killed, police say it happened around 2:00 this morning inside of cameo nightclub, police believe there were at least a couple of shooters, so far there is no word on an arrest ored shoott cincinnati police say they have had trouble there i'mef jan carabao. meteorologist justin drabick is cbs-3 sky deck with the eyewitness weather forecast, kind of a >> yesterday morning this time we were talking about it fee

why broadway? >> sort of in a lot of ways, yes.g but extremely fulfilling creatively. >> well, tommy, they do not call you the hit maker for nothing. that song that came in by hall & oitsz, "you make my dreams come true." billy joel, you didn't start the fire. you said like driving a car, sex, or eating a hamburger. i need to listen to that song. i didn't hear that. what is it about that song -- >> that particular song was revolutionary. when billy played it for us the first time, you knew you were experiencing something special. it was political, it was topical. it had everything all in one. it said so much. >> it's like my whole life in a song. >> exactly. i felt it was overwhelming actually. >> what to you think of the state of the music industry right now do. you still think it's fostering talent and creativity? >> i think more than every people have an insatiable appetite for it than they ever have and they have more coming at them because they have digital but i also thinks it makes it much harder to nurture and really embrac

that is rachel. >> this is an az mag story, he this way broadway which is shall the entertainment.ooing her and laughing at her and throw herring out the door into. >> i am glad you said you can or you cannot. when you listen to the video. she can't. her voice is phenomenal. i meap, like julie andrews level. she has proven she can dance. sneeds to get a shot. she is not going to. she is per are cysting, in fact, here is a victory, she just got a roll in a movie with kevin hart. >> that is huge. >> i will never know. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> every wake thought was, i really want to get high once more justs to have my good-bye. >> are you mad at them? >> of course, i am mad at him. have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. chasing >> every wake thought, i just want to get high once more. this is my good-bye to drugs floorever. >> are you mad at time? of course. yeah. i don't give up. >> it has been a while wind to say the least toward recovery for t.j. walsh. his family and i went on the road. we found him. somehow he agreed to enter rehabilitation and put ease in the hearts of

. >> reporter: cell phone video, a man threatened people with a pipe at olympic and broadway is shot to death by two lapd officers. >> still coming down from a bit of shock. i mean, never seen something like that happen before. >> reporter: nobody could believe what they were seeing. >> this man with a metal rod threatening everyone. >> reporter: it appeared the man had mental issues. she was working in her shop on broadway when things started to escalate in front of her shot. >> two men walking on the street, arguing with each other. one antagonizing the other. >> the man who shot this video showed us where the man hit him with the pipe. he has a brose on his forearm. police used a stun gun. just before they shoot him, watch, he starts to come towards one of the police officers. kpix 5. >>> warriors looking to avoid their first three game losing streak since 2013. i am dennis o'donnell. tip-off next. ,, - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or

if china has a bad period, broadway does well.t think he's as susceptible to problems with china as other trade partners would be. >> all right, walter isaacson. >> i do think it's interesting, you did ask about, you know, him running for president or things like that. we'd be very lucky to have the type of business leader that bob iger is on the national scene some day i me. i mean, i don't think donald trump has shown how do you really run an enterprise. bob iger has shown how you run an enterprise. >> but trump certainly has us talking about ceo presidents, whether howard schultz or bob iger. walter isaacson. [ everyone talking at once ] >> thank you. >> yes, thank you. >> thanks, walter. when we come back, the crucial health care vote on the hill. we'll check in with former medtronics ceo bill george, who has always some good insight. markets holding on to its gains, up 67. uh, yeah. it's over, larry. what is? the whole wheelie thing. what do you mean? i just got this baby to get around the plant floor. right, but now ge techn

we were working on a broadway musical together. there she is. a week, which is perfect. i have to be honest. i was concerned because the relationship comes first to me. that's the top priority. i didn't want anything affecting that. >> right. >> you don't want to -- you want to be your best in both, right? you don't want anything to spill over to affect both the relationship and work, right? you have to suck it up and be a professional. it's not a good look if you're tense. >> and two to three days, just enough. >> just enough. every day is a couple times she wants to punch me in the face. >> that's a jump there. >> she's passionate. a little fiery. >> deborah and i wrote a book together. but we were never in the same room writing the book. >> i believe that. just enough. >> just enough. >> all right. >>> so, oh. this drives me nuts. >> what? >> and i've been dealing with this my own son. only one in ten kids between the ages of 6 and 12 own a watch. and only one in five actually know how to read an log watch. a regular clock. >> i like a watch.

. >>> a broadway star stopped by a local his school to address a play actually a musical controversy. his words for the young studen students. >> i'm hot hub hank. you like to cool in the whirlpool? wait until i tell you what's in it. hang's take coming up. >> more than $46,000 is going to pediatric cancer research thanks to local students. high schoolers at central bucks doylestown danced in mini thon all day. it's modeled penn state's thon. students surpassed last eighty three's total by more than $13,000. congratulations to ♪ >> broadway star brian stokes mitchells in cherry hill, new jersey, talking to students there. mitchell starred in the original production of rag time. cherry hill east students are performing the musical next week only after the school board reversed a decision to cancel it because of a racist word. stokes spoke with students understanding the context of the word. he says even though ugly words are in the musical, he says now is an important time to have a dialogue. >> this is a community that is great example of people working out problems and working out di

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