bruce springsteen has yet to start his broadway stint. but it's already so popular-- he's extending his run. tickets for the music legend's broadway" went on sale wednesday. they did not last long. they were all sold out by the end of the day. so the show, originally scheduled to close on november 26th, will now run through february third. tickets for the new shows will go on sale september seventh. "the boss" plans to perform five "springsteen on broadway" shows every week. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - unseasonably cool start to september - showers from harvey tonight through saturday - half of labor day weekend - tracking hurricane irma (cat. 3) in the atlantic today: mostly cloudy & unseasonably cool. highs: 67-69 winds: ne 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy and cool with showers. lows: 57-62 winds: e 5-10 mph saturday: cloudy and cool with showers. highs: 62-72 winds: e 5-15 mph z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y coming out of texas-- harvey is also bringing stories of bravery and incredible kindness. take a look at this. these bakers were tra

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the suspects run off to septa's broadway line. they were quickly identified.arrants were signed by saturday and the two were arrested soon after. >> an alert sharp detective on the fugitive squad, detective cahill observed marvin roberts in the area of broad and venango and was able to put him in custodyism grandzol is described as an avid hockey player heavily involved in his community. he was a musician artist and photographer. he leaves behind a wife a toddler and a baby girl born in july. and in lieu of flowers the family is asking that donations be made for a memorial fund. we have that information on our web site 6abc.com. funeral services begin at 10:30 this morning. reporting live in center city, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." tam. >> all right, jeanette, thank you. >>> new this morning, a gunman took aim at a delaware county home. this happened in the 200 block of wild avenue in upper darby around 10:00 last night. a bullet hit a window. one person was injured. it's unclear if the victim was that wounded by gunfire or hurt by flying debris. p

amy: that is filmmaker michael moore starring on broadway for a one-mantime, whe show.il a limited run october 20 second. that does it for our show. if you would like to see the whole interview, go to democracynow.org. if you like to get a copy of the show, you can go to democracynow.org as well. i will be speaking tonight in at 7:00 p.m.canada on saturday, i will be in halifax, nova scotia, speaking at 7:00 p.m. for morere information, go to democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

however, chp reported the traffic collision after broadway. it looks like it's involving four vehicles. maybe one of the cars is hitting the center divider and may be blocking one of the lanes. you can see, right now, the speed sensors picking up the slowing in that area. it could be causing delays the next 30 or 40 minutes. also a crash along southbound 101 and capitol expressway. a shoulder is blocked in this area. speed sensors not picking up slowing, but as soon as they clear that out, we should be okay in terms of traffic back up. a live look in the south bay for san jose. plenty of meters out on the road with the nice, warm coffee to go. back to you. >> that sounds good, thank you. >>> 5:21. surging home prices. looking to home values in the east bay. the milestone that the average home price just hit that may impact us all. >>> leaving california. a new report says the housing crisis is leading to an exodus. call us for a link to the story. ♪ ah the moon belongs to everyone ♪ ♪ the best things in life they're free ♪ ♪ stars belong to ev

amy: that is filmmaker michael moore starring on broadway for a one-mantime, whe show.il a limited run october 20 second. that does it for our show. if you would like to see the whole interview, go to democracynow.org. if you like to get a copy of the show, you can go to democracynow.org as well. i will be speaking tonight in at 7:00 p.m.canada on saturday, i will be in halifax, nova scotia, speaking at 7:00 p.m. for more information, go to democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] y on ellie's real good food, the secret to having breakfast, lunch, and dinner ready and waiting anytime. blueberry chia overnight oats, turkey sausage stuffed pizza pockets, and cajun shrimp in foil packets. all make ahead recipes designed for those of us who are dancing as fast as we can. like my guest today, beth mccoin, a full time nurse and single mom. beth want

amy: that is filmmaker michael moore starring on broadway for a one-mantime, whe show.il a limited run october 20 second. that does it for our show. if you would like to see the whole interview, go to democracynow.org. if you like to get a copy of the show, you can go to democracynow.org as well. i will be speaking tonight in at 7:00 p.m.canada on saturday, i will be in halifax, nova scotia, speaking at 7:00 p.m. for morere information, go to democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] announcer: this is a production of china central television america. may lee: it's the talk of hollywood, but it's not about the latest blockbuster. tinsel town is being accused of whitewashing. actors of color say they've had enough of being overlooked for major roles and, what's worse, characters that are originally created as minorities are being replaced by cau

>> i'm a little broadway but i love funk and soul.f i had to put it together i would say stevie wonder, prince in a sound. >> i ain't mad at you. [ laughter ] if you can do stevie and india and prince i'm buying it. you sold me. if you can pull that off, man. when you do come back and see us. have a great rest of the run with hamilton. that's our show tonight. thanks for watching and as always keep the faith. ♪ ♪ >>> for more information on today's show visit tavis smily. >>> join me next time for a conversation with martin sheen. that is next time. we'll see you then. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - today on america's test kitchen, bridget cooks milk braised pork loin, jack challenges chris to a tasting of apricot preserves, gadget guru lisa reviews apple corers, and julia prepares roasted pears with dried apricots and pistachios. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment.

>> i'm a little broadway but i love funk and soul.f i had to put it together i would say stevie wonder, prince in a sound. >> i ain't mad at you. [ laughter ] if you can do stevie and india and prince i'm buying it. you sold me. if you can pull that off, man. when you do come back and see us. have a great rest of the run with hamilton. that's our show tonight. thanks for watching and as always keep the faith. ♪ ♪ >>> for more information on today's show visit tavis smily. >>> join me next time for a conversation with martin sheen. that is next time. we'll see you then. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smily, the fallout is happening in washington, tonight, the conversation with the nation's magazine, john walsh, about the political implications of hurricane harvey. and then, we'll talk to a professor of southern texas university. we're glad you have joined us, all of that coming up in just a moment.

in a broadway theater. actually, i learned recently, tell me if this is true. you directed lin-manuel miranda's -- >> first musical. >> in high school. >> yes, as a senior in high school. >> you were his director. >> i was his director. i brought to life the vision. >> the man who gave us "hamm," you were his first director, that's impossible. >> i know, it was amazing. it's funny, i can still hum the tunes of that show, which was a 20-minute musical that featured a maniacal fetal pig in a nightmare that he had cut up in biology class. >> bob, let's go to a clip right now if we can. >> i want to start with this. you and i talked that first -- it was a night or two after the election. >> yes. >> people in the streets. we've talked since then. there are two arguments to be made about what's happened. one is that the resistance really has achieved more than people thought it possibly could have when you go back ten months. >> right. >> the other is that people are still punching themselves out in the same way they were during the election. which of those do you th

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seen it on broadway.imated film. to me, the genie is synonymous with robin williams. it's hard for me to imagine anyone else playing it. >> i can't remember the guy who was playing it on broadway, but it's all about the genie. >> you really are filling in for kendis, just a block of ice in the center of that chest. okay, now we know. no love stories for nick, noted. >>> next to the "happy" music man, pharrell williams. >> now over the years, pharrell has made a name for himself as a unique and stylist artist. he can wear whatever he and that's perhaps because he never seems to age. some of the looks hard to pull off at the age of 44. but he does it. the guy's my age. look at it. >> really? >> it's a stark contrast, isn't it? a stark contrast. >> some are even accusing pharrell of being a vampire, pointing to this supposed photographic evidence. >> what's, so that's supposed to be him in 1492? >> but even just looking at 1990 to 2013, unbelievable. >> yeah. >> but pharrell is now sharing his secret. >> and

set to hit broadway in the fall after a short summer run in chicago. cher said the concept seems crazy and exciting and busy sash sash -- bizarre, but that's how my life seems to most people. >>> a federal judge ruled the lehigh county cannot say why it's being -- lehigh county seal is being unconstitutional. >>> breaking news, a shooting near main street in phoenixville live on the scene, those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. breaking nown news," a man is shot along the main drag of a bustling downtown in chester county. we have brand new information into the newsroom. >>> breaking overnight, police seize weapons and cash from a car a mile away from a robbery scene and two men are under arrest. >>> this is the first crisp fall morning of the season, accuweather is tracking sunny fall weather. >> i was like i could wear this sweater, or this sweater. >> reporter: or you see the tank tops you have to put away. >> reporter: weather center showing we have maria well off the coast, pushing away from us, there she goes. we have rough c

this is the one uptown 155th street and broadway. i was there ten years ago visiting and i noticed this sin that testify. and it really struck me how big it is. it's by far the biggest sen that tet in manhattan. i've never seen one bigger than this. it's more than 65 feet tall. it's topped by columbia. columbia used to be the female symbol of the united states before the statue of liberty became famous. i knew it had a national meaning. but as i got close to it i thought who is this person. they must be rich or famous. i knew it was a marine and then i saw the date and i knew it was 1918. so then i started doing research into this. here's a tip for someone doing genealogy. if this is your target, if you're looking at the tombstone, you want to look at the parents and the widow. so then you get all of their names and you can build his story. let me tell you about stephen h.tang jr. a guy in a real estate family. his father owned a block of 5th avenue. his mother game came from a family of clergymen. he was married and at 21 he enliste

. >> music >> we're partnering with the kimmel center for a backstage pass to broadway philadelphia. >> singing. >> go behind the curtain as performers set the scene. >> we're on the stage? >> and take an exclusive look at one of philadelphia's most iconic theaters. >> stomping on stage. >> see how one broadway star is changing children's lives. >> singing. >> hi everyone, and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at the beautiful academy of music along the avenue of the arts. >> a fitting spot for our look at the upcoming broadway philadelphia season. >> nine of the 13 touring shows coming to the city will take this stage. >> it's a season filled with award-winning productions - many coming here for the first time. >> mister aladdin sir. >> this season broadway philadelphia is bring

>>> right now, we're tracking an accident northbound 880 as you're approaching broadway. this is a big rig and another vehicle. hopefully it won't be too long slowing people down. bay bridge toll plaza a backup in the cash lanes. fastrak no problem. roadwork on the upper deck two lanes closed, wrapping up in the next 15 minutes. we'll let you know if it stays there longer. >>> southern mexico is dealing with the aftermath of an earthquake. at least 5 deaths are linked to the quake centered off the west coast near the border with guatemala. mexico's president says the quake was 8.2. the quake was so strong, it caused damage in the capital of mexico city nearly 500 miles from the epicenter. people there ran out into the streets in the dark of night afraid that buildings would collapse. here's a look inside of one mexico city home. lights were swaying on the ceiling. authorities in mexico say it could be the strongest quake to hit the country in a century. and here's a look at the damage in mexico city. searchers are looking for victims and survivors in the rubble. there hav

almost 60 years later, india's very own bollywood broadway is a runaway hit, and is prompting others into the business. you have cinema, your television, but i think theatre has... it is very powerful, and i have done theatre in these small productions and so on and so forth. so i think that this one will open up more of the imagination, and perhaps more of the purses of the people who felt that theatre is not the place to be. in theatre is not the place to be. in the west, broadway musicals in new york such as the lion king and hamilton have the budgets to work with, but in india, theatre companies are often struggling for funds. this is one of the rare productions which has received financial backing of more than $1 million from india's oldest real estate player. just to give you a benchmark, when it was originally made, in 1960, one could make ten films for the same budget, and if you talk about the musical, you could make 20 players. so as the show opens to packed houses, it is also providing employment opportunities to many. a00 people are involved in this production alone, and

but we're basically developing a broadway show called "tim and eric a clown town" which will be on broadway. >> in a way. but this is sortex lve o wf,eik one o l those showsrt that we eventually tour and take around the world and everything. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> and it's a beautiful show because it mixes the myrth, and excitement and wonder of clowning around with true warwick for kids on how to deal with divorce and how to-- ( laughter ) and it's-- i think it's what people need right now. because i know my wife's watching now the b-i-t-c-h. and i want her to-- i can just -- >> stephen: sure, right there. >> this one here? i've got the kids. i've got the kids! ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's it? that's all you wanted to say? >> that's message. she doesn't know. she walked out about two months ago, so she doesn't know what's going on. anyway, would you like to see a little-- we could probably do -- >> stephen: oh, very much. would you like to see a little clown. >> tim and eric clown town. all right, everybody! let's go! ♪ ♪ >> let's hear it, everybody! let's hear it! ♪ ♪ >> oh, my gosh! l

a rough night on broadway for bette midler. >> the singer slips mid show. what she's saying about the fall that stopped her performance in its tracks. ♪ >> from this is 9-year-old celine tam. was knocked out of running but coming up on ellen, you can see her perform again. she's wonderful. >>> be sure to watch ellen or set your dvr at 3:0 0 (laughing) - what are you doing? - well, now that your dad is going back to school, i thought i'd hang up some of his homework on the refrigerator, just like we do yours. wanna help? - what are these? - i don't know. i'm not even sure if i'm hanging these the right way. - daddy's school looks really boring. - well, we don't have to understand it, we just have to be proud of it. - [narrator] thinking about going back to school? - huh? - [narrator] tame the tuition monster at virgina529.com. >> right field line. the cleveland indians have won >> we're getting nervous. the cleveland indians aren't just the best team in baseball right now. they're playing like one of the best teams in history. they set a brand new record 22

kennedy: right now there's a great revival on broadway. come back and shows obviously hamilton the people will see and claim is way better than the high. people who are visiting a once-in-a-lifetime trip from out of town taken some shows who would want to pluck down $100 a ticket to see big dump a michael moore whine about politics? >> you can see them on youtube. you can pretty much get the idea when you see his videos but the idea when you think of broadway you watch the tonys and you see people that are anti-trump but that's not the broadway audience audience. all you have to do is walk through times square and you see it looks more like a trump rally with people waiting in line. they want to see les miserables classic shows. those are the shows they like. kennedy: they want to see phantom of the operand of the mormon. >> of those shows not making political arguments. arpad i love broadway because i go there i wonder why those people are there instead of people like justin bieber. they are so talented. deeper as talented? kennedy: i agr

. >>> hello dolly has been breaking broadway records thanks to the appeal of bette midler. but bette midler landed flat on the stage in an oops moment. diane mcinerney has details. >> bette midler is speaking out after her big scare on broadway. you may hear i was in a little accident on stage tonight but i'm fine the 71-year-old actress tweeted. it happened here at the theater where hello dolly is playing out to sold-out crowds. bette fell and stage hands rushed to help her to her feet. >> todd was in the audience. >> we looked over and she was doing an airborne header off of the side of a moving stage. >> bette was escorted off of the stage but returned 15 minutes later and finished the show. >> when she came back, she was better than ever. >> deborah: over 50 million people get massages every year. in these stressful times, more and more people are having them to relax. we have uncovered a disturbing trend, women who say they were sexually assaulted while on massage tables. lisa guerrero has our hidden camera investigation. >> just how safe are you during a relaxing mass

the theater. >> just like ian, jim is a theater buff, too, and they bonded over broadway. >> you hade people recognize you in the theater than recognized me. they love you there. that is true. it's not just because you wore tap shoes and they could hear you coming. he danced. >> did he really? you did, did you? >> yeah. >> is thatti something you do walking down the street? here's another show i'm excited about, "will and grace." >> i should have my tap shoes on for this one. come on now. one, o"will and grace," one of classic sitcoms. can i call it a classic? >> absolutely. >> it's been 11 years since the crew said gab, and we were -- said good-bye, and we were there on set. >> it's opening night! >> that's my -- >> what we know about the revival -- well, they're going to ignore the way the original series ended 20 years in the future. now things seem to be kind of the way they were. >> she is single. and for reasons that will be explained, will and grace are living together once again. >> what's cracking, kids? >> this one's afraid to do the show again. >> what show? >> jack will b

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it has grown bigger to accommodate the size of a broadway production.ut the magic is found in the little moments. for fyi philly i'm melissa magee. >> look at that. >> got carried away. >> you were on the wonderful stage. >> it was gorgeous. and our weather looks nice, at the coast a concern for rip currents. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see we are dry and no issue with precipitation and warm and feels like summer. outside live sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline on this friday afternoon. from the temple university camera you see blue sky overhead and the puffy cumulous clouds. 80 for allentown and reading and 71 in the poconos and cape may 77 and dover 79. dew point numbers are in the middle to lower 60s a touch of humidity in the atmosphere now and this will stick with us as we go through the rest of our weekend. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you we have a mostly sunny skies overhead and a few clouds as we go through the rest of today. the call from accuweather. clouds and sunshine and little more sun this aftern

by the way, he has had starring roles in the broadway production of disney's "aladdin" as genie, whot, now hamilton. i want to do the ride just to hear that voice. >> adp. falf a lik lks e n.fuabc 7 news -- yeah, exactly. thanks for joining us. bye-bye. >> coming up on today's show, great contestants, great questions, and very possibly, a great big check. "whoantso be i millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to "millionaire." you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] well, so is our returning contestant, who is dedicating her game to her 94-year-old grandma. from diamond bar, california, andrea sutterfield. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> thank you. >> i love it, so you and your grandmother watch "millionaire" all the time? >> oh, yeah, but i--almost raised by my grandma, as my mom worked a lot when i was growing up, and "millionaire" has always been one of our favorite shows. >> she's got a lot to be proud of. you're in the middle of a good game. you're at $7,000. eight away from the million.

and it's backing up beyond broadway at this point.ne of those cars involved in that accident caught fire so emergency crews on the scene you're going to see a lot of flashing lights, definitely a visual distraction and speeds drop below 20 miles per hour. there's a live look. this is 101 right near 380. you can see traffic is still moving along 101 in both directions near sfo. but once you get south of sfo are heading into burlingame, you will be on the brakes. heading across the san mateo bridge, easy ride 13 minutes in the green in both directions. that's a check of your opinion traffic. back to you. >>> a weapons and training expo in alameda county known as urban shield is highly controversial. >> neda iranpour joins us live from oakland to explain what people plan to do today. >> reporter: a task force is set to meet this morning at 9:00 to discuss urban shield. they want to determine the future of the weapons and training expo and there's a group stop urban shield that's planning to pack the room here in protest because they do n

he considers this actually working. >> actually working. >> interesting. >> broadway.e on and on and on and on. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you right back here at 10:00. have a great night. page six is next. ♪ >>> right now on "page six tv," who's the latest co-host to try to make it on "the view"? what's chrissy teigen doing late at night? when did cardi b. go from stripper to number one on the billboard charts? where will janet jackson be if justin timberlake is headlining the super bowl? and why is craig robinson crashing our set today? all the answers fligright now o "page six tv." >>> welcome to "page six tv," everybody. how are you doing? i'm john fugelsang. taking us inside today's big headlines, page six senior reporter carlos greer. elizabeth wag meister. and host of sirius xm's revelations, mrs. ceddy smith. here are today's top stories. justin timberlake may be returning to the super bowl halftime show after 14 years. have america's wounds finally

and then we can go see it on broadway 2018, fall 2018.an't wait. >> i'm going to guess. >> i might get that outfit, yep. >> oh, richard gear, you're going to dress up like richard gear? >> no, julia roberts. >> whatever works. you got it. vic jagger, always good to see you. take it easy. >> thanks. >> pat, over to you. >> thank you both. back to back hurricanes have left a lot of people in need, and now it looks like someone is taking advantage of them. who would steal from hurricane victims? how you can help catch these thieves. >>> plus, as we track hurricane maria just off the coast, we are also tracking the dire situation in puerto rico. the big way people from our area are about to step up and help. >>> now at 4:30, dead on arrival, a change of plans for the controversial health care overhaul as the deadline approaches. so, what happens now? >> a local mall doubling as a homeless shelter? we'll take you inside the controversial proposal. >> crisis in puerto rico, the rush to send in help after nearly everything in its path. >> we beg

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northbound 880 before you get to broadway, reports of a crash involving a car and a box truck. it sounds like most of that off on the left shoulder, but the far left lane is blocked right now. not seeing backup yet. i'll keep an eye on that. that's a tough spot to have a collision really at any point in the commute. quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. a little stack-up in the cash lanes. we have been really busy at full volume, but today being a friday, hopefully it will be little lighter. i know i promised drive times. weller do that next. >> two men arrested in the bay area accused of a brutal stabbing in chicago are due back in court. wyndham lathem and andrew warren were returned to illinois last month. they're charged with stabbing to death lathem's boyfriend. they fled chicago before they turned themselves in to authorities here in the bay area. prosecutors say they had talked in an internet chat room about their fantasy said of killing oerbts and then themselves. >> the stop urban shield coalition plans to rally against the police training exercise. it's under way

. >>> and, movie press would i man is heading for broadway, the film that helped make julia roberts a star is being adapted as a stage musical. the tony winning star of want is set to play richard gear businessman role, and samantha barks who acted in the movie less miserable will make her broadway debut next year as vivian. pretty woman. good song. >>> military drama seal team premiers tonight. actor david boreanaz stars as a elite unit of navy seals as they prepare for high steaks missions. i spoke with the philadelphia native and asked him what made him want to sign on for the new series. >> i spoke to a operator who was an executive on our show and on 13 deployments and what struck me most about it was his, genuine conversation and how he wanted to get it right, and he wanted to have a show the guys and brotherhood they have on these deployments and missions and how they are constantly joking. it is a lifestyle. they control that chaos but when they get home, it all unravels and they cannot deal with certain aspects of what we think is normal. going to the store, grocery shopping,

it looks like broadway isn't done trying to make hollywood happy.ty woman" about to become a stage musical. producers are aiming for a spring run in chicago, a broadway debut next fall. the tony winning star of "once" is to play the richard gere businessman role and samantha will make her broadway debut of vivian. i have seen her on stage. she was in berkeley. >> they both have amazing voices. hard to imagine, though, without richard gere and julia roberts, so iconic. interesting to see. >> 90 minutes of news. >>> a new headache for apple. the troublesome iphone 8 users were having this their devices. >>> it is 5:27. >>> it is 5:27. while we're there you can take a (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. for all the t

press would i man, the musical , recruited broadway vets samantha barks to play julia's role while grammyist brian adams will write original music. best part of the story is film 's original director gary marshall was able to work on the script for this show, his last project, before he passed away in july of last year. >>> and finally, car pool karaoke featuring two of the country's finest, i did, bentley and cheryl crow, due to the fact that not many people know how to spell their name. >> how do you spell cheryl yes >> how do you spell i did,. >> i did. >> that is a hard one. >> yes. >> the jam session was pretty impressive, all fun in the car pool karaoke obsession madonna 's 12 year-old son, singing her, 1983 hit, holiday and, that is your hot minute i'm becks from today's 96.5. >> holiday. >> that is a good song. >> fun song. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 trouble in spending lead to action, joe? >> reporter: so how much did city officials spend when the pope came to town? well, lets just tell thaw figure is now soaring. according to the controller, i'm joe h

show or a football game would i go to the broadway show 10 out of 10 times. >> reporter: which is whyed a trick play after seeing the production of the produce heirs few years ago. >> he brought the team the next night, tricked them, into thinking that it was a night practice, and then when they arrived in the foyer he handed out tickets, and said we're actually going to watch the producers and you will see a perfect example of teamwork, dedication, and precision. >> i see great parallels between actors and athletes. our kid recognize that level of sacrifice and commitment because they can relate to it. they dot same thing, in a different medium. so, for them, you know, they can relate to that and i think they respect that. >> reporter: guys, it was so cool to see display of school spirit, from st. joes prep. i have to tell you james de cocoa that excellent singer and the lead in newsys happening in november at st. joes prep, he used to be on the football team. he played i believe for the first two years. now he is a senior and more involved in play, but coach said that is not the onl

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. >> and you recently appeared on broadway. you have also performed at the media theater in the past. what keeps bringing you back? >> my winning personality. [ laughter ] >> no. it was a movie house at one point. it is little broadway house. >> it is a perfect distance from metro center. it is really a great place to work. i really enjoy it. >> why is it such a great place to see a show? >> i think the atmosphere. the minute you walk in the building was built in 1927. you walk in and you have this elegance. it's not so over the top. it is very intimate. when you're sitting in the audience you're very close. you really get that impact when you're there. >> you also have great shows that are coming up. >> we do. we have beauty and the beast for the holidays and we are doing next to normal. >> all right. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> you can catch performances at the media theater now through october 22nd. theater located on east state street. for more details head to our web site or check out the nbc 10 app. we

and about to go to broadway.or the new york production, which opens next year, go on sale next month. what is it about the prospect of earning millions of pound from bringing harry potter to the states that most appeal to you? >> i said no to everyone. for ten years. to answer your question equally directly, all know i don't know need the money. life is too short. >> it felt right, it felt. >> what convinced her she says prospect of the collaboration with tiffany and thorn, and tell tae temptation to tell the story of albus and burd heen carries as child of a famous parent. the rest wrt part of the harry potter production, any bed who has seen is asked to not reveal the plot and spoil it. >> asking you one more time. to keep secrets. >> i know we are sitting here under penalty of excommunication if we talk about the plot. what can you tell us. any body, help me? >> i am not take responsibility. >> the first scene of our play is the last chapter of deathly hallows. albus suggested beautifully isn't going to have a

se estrena esta semana en broadway con una nueva comedia, pero el terremoto de harvey hermana y marÍaonajes histÓricos como loreta una cubana que peleo en la guerra civil de este paÍs pero vestÍa como un hombre. >> yo sÉ que tienes mucha experiencias, pero vas a partir con una energÍa diferente. >> lo he hecho en teatro mÁs chiquito por el paÍs este es el teatro mÁs grande que he entrado con la primera audiencia de broadway va a ser una cosa emocionante, creo que voy a estar nervioso y con adrenalina. >> tendrÁ el reto de analizar casi 3 mil aÑos de historia latina en solo 90 minutos de presentaciÓn para resaltar la labor hispana de los mexicanos en estados unidos. >> hemos estado aquÍ desde el principio, y 20 mil participamos en la guerra civil, hemos tenido muchas personas que han trabajado dando dinero, llevo 70 mil dÓlares en la guerra para george washington, nosotros financiamos la guerra americana revolucionarÍa. >> para los amantes de comicon atentos. >> vas a estar en comÍconcÓn un libro. >> cÓn un libro. >> desde el nacimiento hasta la puvertad, cosas penosas. >> muy privadas