is not a broadway that i personally know, and i have been working on broadway handling a variety of issues from encampment issues or nightclub issues for the last two years. i can say definitively, and i can say this with no -- nonchalantly, that hue is about 90% of the calls that i receive. it's pretty evident as we saw on the video that these problems do stem from hue, and the commission has brought up that in july 2017 when the original conditions were placed on hue, we had a quiet period until about february 2018. well, it seems like the conditions were working then. that would be my response to bennett; that he says that, you know, these fights are evident of the street and the unruly place that broadway is. the stats just don't know that. you can query captain stats at central station, and the stats -- i've done this many times, and the stats do not know that there's -- preponderance of violence on broadway. i can tell you that hue is 90% of the issues that we have on the block. bennett will rebutt saying that no other venue on broadway has the capacity that he has, and he is

he's going to go the wrong way on broadway. he's going to go into on coming traffic, and then he's going to veer off to the westbound lane, so you'll see them -- you'll see the car pulling out there and then you'll see it on the left screen. then, that area involves just a huge fight behind that car as they're leaving that just engulfs. you know, imagine if you're there, you're out for dinner, and, you know, you want to go down broadway and have a drink someplace, and all of a sudden you're in the middle of this. there's the car pulling out. you're going to see a girl drop -- that's when the shots are fired. now, everybody's running. so the car passed, and then, a couple seconds later, shots were fired. now everyone's scrambling. here's another angle when shots are fired. you can see definite movement. you can see the -- up on the left screen where hue has the barriers or the -- the -- i think it's for crowd control. there it goes. everybody's moving, so the shots are fired. everyone's running. so with security being out here,

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we're so close to all these talented people on broadway.cast of the hit broadway musical "summer: the donna summer musical" are here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] they are phenomenal. and the roots are going to help them out with their performance. it's fun, right? >> questlove: it's going to be different, yeah. >> jimmy: these guys can sing. it is so fun. this play, i will tell you, if you're coming into town, go see this. it's great, it's like 90 minutes. have you seen it yet? you're going to go -- >> questlove: i will. >> jimmy: it's fantastic, it's so -- it's the donna summer story and then -- so the three donnas will be here tonight. >> questlove: oh. >> jimmy: the younger donna, then the 20-something donna, and then diva donna. >> questlove: mmm. >> jimmy: and it just -- yeah, oh yeah, it's so much fun. [ laughter ] i loved it, but get ready, it's a treat tonight. check it out. [ cheers and applause ]be good. guys, as well all know, a lot of news organizations rely on polls to determine how regular americans feel about certain poli

star of broadway's "my fair lady," actress lauren ambrose.eaturing the 8g band with carter mclean. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyer >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. at a rally in michigan this weekend, president trump asked the crowd, quote, "any hispanics in the room?" and it's a little alarming that he was holding a net. [ laughter ] at the same rally president trump claimed that nobody knows what a community college is. sure they do. it's where michael cohen went to law school. [ cheers and applause ] according to nbc news, white house chief of staff john kelly has repeatedly referred to president trump as an idiot during talks with aides. well of course he has, that is the face of a man who calls literally everybody an idiot. [ laughter and applause ] his first words were, "mama, you idiot." [ laughter ] you know what he's thinking in this picture? this photographer

>> this is his broadway debut, actually. it's his first broadway show. yeah. >> jimmy: it is?- yeah, so there's a little hazing, you know, just to, like, warm him into the -- >> jimmy: that's theater haze? >> matt is also like -- i've known matt for a very long time, and i -- i love him. but he's very easy to crack up on stage. >> jimmy: oh, so you want to -- >> which is fun. so just, like, go for him nightly. [ light laughter ] and just, like, i want to, like, make him laugh. >> jimmy: you can make him break? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i mean, not in, like, a a terrible way. he's a professional. but, like, i like to try to shock him as much as possible. >> jimmy: huh, why? just to play with him? >> because it's fun. he's so pretty. [ laughter ] he's so pretty so i got to give him a hard time about something. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you like doing the -- i mean, i love the -- >> i do. i do. i love it. >> jimmy: the live audience. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you do. but what if, like, something -- if someone's ph

>> this play was produced not on broadway. this is the first broadway production of it.an incredible hit. it was a revenues. nobody had seen anything like it. the exploration of gay men, psychology and relationships and interactions on stage, how far with vie come in 50 years? the fact this is an entirely out-gay cast i think is a huge hallmark of the advances that we've made in that time. but, you know, it really wriesnates for audiences. first of all, it's hysterically funny, but it also xplorers what it is to internalize societal bigotry, judgment and, you know, if you think about the administration that we are currently under the weight of, there is a lot of backward-looking, reductive thought about the lgbtq community. so i think there's no better time to be telling this story than now. it's really holding up a mirror to where we are and, you know, look, marriage equality is the law of the land. that certainly wasn't the case 50 years ago. the original cast of this play had an incredibly difficult time in the world trying to integrate who they were as people and who

did you change much for the broadway, the book and script?ld has changed a lot around us. we wanted to, yeah, make it something that wasn't just the movie on stage. directors were helpful in opening it up. in a musical, what are the emotional stakes people need to sing about? with high school, everything is super big deal and emotional. >> my locker won't open. >> this boy likes someone else. it's there. >> we're excited about another thing, too. i saw you're going to be hosting "snl." >> yes. >> what is it like going back to your old stomping grounds? >> i'll go may 19th, the season finale. the head writer in me is, like, they're going to be tired and i need to bring ideas. who is old enough for me to play? stormy daniels maybe. who can i play? it is really fun, yeah. >> speaking of comedy, i wonder if what you were thinking -- i think of you as the dean of female comedians. >> thank you. >> you're, like, well, that's how you require me to refer to you. what did you think about the whole thing at the white house correspondence' dinner? >> fi

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so there is the vantage from broadway studios fame, kind of looking up toward hue. this is the sidewalk. you know, at this point, it's 1:56, but i'm thinking if you're walking there with your family and trying to get by, you'd have to walk in the street. the sidewalk's not really being maintained at this point. i'd like to see a little more movement. you can see on the far right, i believe it's a security guard, the bald gentleman talking with the billionaire boy's club person. now, he's basically -- there's hue. if you look at the top of your en

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we're looking over here towards north 101 and broadway. the second crash results in the barrels being broken here. activity off the lanes. the off ramp is open again at broadway but we may have activity there. i'll let you know if they have to have any closures but probably not for the morning commute. a smooth drive and that overnight closure in palo alto is open. you're back at speed university up towards willow. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 4:48, it's technology being touted by federal authorities as a tool to prevent some violent crimes. >> the investigative unit found many police agencies aren't using it despite the technology being around since the 1990s. stephen stock tells us what it is and finds out why. >> it's called niben, dna for guns and shell casings but we discovered quite a few local law enforcement agencies not taking full advantage of the tool and unsolved criminal cases are getting backlogged as a result. >> if we aren't sending all guns to the lab, then our murder weapon in san jose might be sitting on your shel

southbound with a big rig accident and it looks like it is blocking all but one lane along 880 past broadway and the backup stretches well beyond 980 and 980 is getting very slow. give yourself extra time. there is a sig alert and we will let you know when the lanes reopen. in the meantime, use 580, in the green and moving well in both directions. at the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is growing and every 10 minutes we check in and it is extending over and give yourself time for this rough start to the monday morning commute. you don't want to be late. that is a check of your traffic. >>> security is on high alert at the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem, officially opening in about one hour. palestinian officials said at least 25 have been killed by israeli troops during a growing protest on the gaza border. this is a live look at the gaza border with black smoke in the distance and dozens of palestinians have been injured as israeli soldiers fire across the border fence at the crowd. israeli forces have killed at least 67 palestinians since the recent round of demonstrations began six weeks

she wrote the "mean girls" musical on broadway, which is nominated for 12 tony awards. hosting the season finale of "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest nicki minaj. tina fey is here you guys! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] and the cast recording is out right now. tina -- tina fey. tina and i are playing a big new game called "what's behind me?" >> steve: oohh. >> jimmy: it's gonna be good. plus, from "solo: a star wars story" paul bettany is stopping by. and -- [ cheers and applause ] we have music by one of my favorites. oh man, look at this vinyl. red vinyl. >> steve: oohh red. >> jimmy: oh la la, sasson. my pal courtney barnett is here you guys. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] oh! >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: here. >> jimmy: i love courtney barnett. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, we do this thing every week where i send out a a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so, since the royal wedding is this saturday, i sent out a a hashtag

it was before broadway. and -- and i went and i was blown away.star wars" premiere. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> but my point of contact was like, "i love your verse on the "hamilton" mix tape." >> jimmy: that's how you know him, from that? >> all points of reference comes from a "hamilton" soundtrack and/or mix tapes. >> jimmy: yeah, it's not "star wars," things like that. what's your favorite song? >> "cabinet battle 1." >> jimmy: yeah. [ light applause ] >> i made my brothers memorize the lyrics so we can battle. >> jimmy: oh, really? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, could you give us a little taste of it? >> okay. okay. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thomas, that was a real nice declaration welcome to the present we're running a real nation ♪ ♪ would you like to join us or stay mellow doin' whatever the you do in monticello ♪ ♪ if we assume the debts the union gets a new line of credit a financial diuretic ♪ ♪ how do you not get it if we're aggressive and competitive ♪ ♪ the union gets a boost you'd rather give it a sedative ♪ ♪ a civics less

i was in wicked , and then two years ago i originated the role of lara in doctor zhivago on broadway.l you how i... ♪ jarrod: i made my broadway debut when i was nine, in les miserable. i played gavroche. ♪ this is my school, my high society ♪ ♪ here in the slums of saint michele ♪ and i did a sitcom pilot in california when i was 15 and after that i was like, i just can't do this anymore, i quit. ♪ i've a very strange feeling i've never felt before ♪ ♪ tis a kind of a grind of depression ♪ and i, i went to school and i worked real hard. i went to princeton and i was studying

this is southbound 880, not too far from broadway, between oak street and broadway.y have all lanes cleared now. it actually looks like we are fully back open. we have the roadway fully blocked for a short time today, then three lanes down and we've been operating with a couple lanes blocked here for about 45 minutes. looks lik we are clear, we watched them haul the big rig away. now we're looking at a pretty hefty backup as you leave the maze. it's about two miles in length, but about 45 minutes timewise. if you are just coming eastbound out of the maze, you definitely want to take 580 instead. we'll take a look at this. hopefully it will thin out quickly. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco for a look at the forecast. >>> hi, everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. no fog. all the cloud cover is above here. what it's going to do is keep signs of summer heat away. from two degrees to ten degrees below average with highs in the 60s. in the evening, if you're going to be out and about, the winds will pick up during t

>> in new york, i visited broadway theater. play entitled "saint joan" and also i visited an elementary school, and i went to september 11 memorial, and i also went to the top of the rock. i have done a lot of things here in new york, but my favorite part was the broadway theater play. it really inspired me a lot. >> and it's about a 17-year-old girl. >> yeah. >> and you met the actress backstage. she's really great in the play, wasn't she? >> yeah, she was really, really wonderful. i was really excited to meet her in the backstage because i never dreamt i would meet her. i just thought i would just watch the play and then go to the hotel. but when i met her, i was very inspired. and, you know, the thing that really inspired me in the play was her courage. she was very courageous. she stood for the truth. she did not turn back, but she went forward so that she can reach the promised land. so this has really encouraged me as a girl that we girls have to be courageous, you know. many girls in africa doesn't have courage. but she

beach. >>> there will be another candidates forum next monday at the broadway studios in north beach. will begin at 6:30 pm. >>> police in santa rosa searching for an armed robbery suspect. what happened at a gas station and the reward that is being offered for information. >>> good morning. our commute starting off pretty well if you are driving on san francisco freeways. northbound 101 looks in good approaching the 80 split. >>> a little chill out there. mostly clear. the breeze is picking up. we will have our tuesday forecast that will be a little bit warmer but more so toward the end of the week. >>> walking back to mornings on 2. happening today to oakland city councilmembers will push the full city council to join a lawsuit against the nfl and raiders owner. the issue is the raiders moving to las vegas. councilmembers will talk about legal options today. oakland wants to recoup millions of dollars. the issue is expected to come up at tonight city council meeting. the city could try to stop the raiders from relocating or force mark davis to leave the raiders name and logo in oak

tonight -- milo ventimiglia, from broadway's "three tall women," actress laurie metcalf, music from ashleyonroe, featuring the 8g band with matt byrne. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in this case, let's get to the news. white house senior advisor jared kushner spoke today at the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. it's great practice for kushner because next week he has to do an oral report in social studies. [ laughter ] during his speech today, jared kushner credited president trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. don't ask trump to name the capital of any other countries, though. [ laughter ] "we are -- i'm so excited to announce. we're moving the embassy of italy to where it rightfully belongs. [ laughter ] italy city." [ laughter ] secretary of state, mike pompeo, said on friday that the u.s. will assist north korea with its economy if the country gets rid of its nuclear weapons. here

. >> steve: wow. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: also from the hit broadway play, "harry potter and the" tony-nominee jamie parker is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he is harry potter. >> steve: wow! i can't wait. >> jimmy: he is -- we have harry potter here. >> steve: harry potter in the house. >> jimmy: yeah. i've not seen this yet. >> steve: me neither. >> jimmy: i'm excited to see it. it's a two-parter. >> steve: it's a long -- it's eight hours, right? a play. >> jimmy: it's a two-part play. you can go -- i guess -- do you have the option to not go to the second one? [ laughter ] who'd do that? >> steve: can you buy both tickets and just not show up? >> jimmy: i guess you can do it in separate days, i guess? you can buy tickets and just not show up. [ laughter ] i guess anything's possible. but they gutted the whole theater, it's like a big magic show as well. it's not a musical, it's a a full-on play. and then it's a two-hour break, and then they do another two hours. it's a big thing. the guy's probably going to be exhausted. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's got a

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if eric goes on stage in "waitress" on broadway starting when? >> june 5th. plug. yes. >> june 5th. and, you know, he only gets 85% of it right that's a major problem. >> and if you come on june 5th i might only get 85% of it right, actually. >> but you think about if you are in music, you need to get 99 plus percent of it right or you are really letting people down. so we are talking about discipline, we're talking about rigger, we're talking about standards which are things that i think everybody can get. >> you change a child's life by putting them in an orchestra or band or anything like that. i always say i didn't understand math at all until i sat down at a piano and understood it. the one thing that i learned about education is one size does not fit all. no standard of education is going to work for everyone. why don't we fund another way to include even more kids to get a fully well rounded education. >> our guests are with us until about 9:30 to talk about federal funding of arts programs. if you want to ask them questions you can do so on the phone lines. a little bit abou

so you see this group right here, this wonderful broadway show?re going to go watch this incredible broadway show so happy birthday from all of us. >> thank you! over to you guys. >>> thank you, hoda. >> as you can see, megyn kelly is here. what's coming up? >> i have a question for the ladies in particular. not you, willie, because it turns out men don't have this problem to the extent we do. you know bloating. right? >> yep. >> by the time it is 6:00 in the evening, do you look six months pregnant. in the morning -- >> okay. my results may vary. but yes, we all know about bloating. >> usually by the end of the day -- >> to be fair, you ploebloat, t. >> i had mexican last night. >> men's colons are shorter than women's. you have a short colon. >> that i didn't know. >> this is part of our problem. anyway, a doctor is coming on to explain how we can fight the plo bloat. alcohol is on the list. some things are worth it. but we've got other things on the list and how to get that like -- i don't know. like a kardashian stomach? i'm trying to think of

at 82 she is taking broad which which -- broadway by storm in ""three tall women."earned her a tony nomination. she stars alongside alison till. she is fierce, funny and frank. glenda jackson discussed this with me when she joined me from new york earlier in the week. >> glenda jackson, welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> so i don't want to be indelicate, but you are a woman of a certain age. you are over 80, if i'm not mistaken, and you are having a resurgence of your acting career. many, many women, yourself included, have complained, rightly, that there just aren't enough roles for women, especially older women. how do you feel though doing this? >> well, i still concur with what -- what you just said. usually there's only -- if there is, one woman's part, and certainly as far as contemporary drama is concerned it seems to be, and that has stayed the same in my experience ever since i first walked on to the stage and got paid for it. what is remarkable about this particular production is not only it is a great play, but there are three really good women, thr

southbound 880, really at broadway, at oak you can see traffic is getting by now. a little bit better. we still have activity on the freeway. this happened about an hour ago now. southbound 880 right near broadway and traffic is backed up on 980 and also on 880. we're looking at some of the other commutes. in solano county commute right now. vacaville, fairfield, vallejo, you can see traffic here. and you can see traffic on 80, the cockiness bridge looks good. when you get to the maze, slowness. at 5:32, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with a disturbing story. sonoma state university police are investigating a stabbing death on campus. >> campus police say the body of a young man was found in one of the apartment in the alicante building where rutschmann students are housed. the deadly stabbing happened last night shortly before 6:00. school officials aren't saying whether either the victim or the suspect attended as a student or if they even knew each other. >> suspect was detained. based upon the available information at that time, police d

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. >> we brought broadway to the plaza. strike up the band.t in town. >> it's taking me back to my middle school days. >> did you play clarinet. >> i was first seat for many a year. >> do you still play? >> not at all. i gave it up it's a sad story. >> you know bubba watson, a pro golfer and popular and successful he is opening up about he and his wife's battles with infertility and being rejected by birth moms and the phone call that saved their lives and then angelina jolie's breast cancer doctor is here on the one thing you neat to eat and drink to help reduce your risk of breast cancer. >> thank you. over to al he has a check of the weather and a new addition. >> that's right. it's gorgeous. you may notice the newest art installation at the end of the channel gardens. the artist is with us now. thank you for being with us. tell me about this. what is the meaning of this beautiful piece of work. >> you see a book up on the eagle and it goes around the world. it's fantastic. >> what was your inspiration for this? >> my inspiration is you kno

he's the star of the upcoming "avengers: infinity war" as well as "lobby hero" on broadway.vans is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] they are the hosts of their very funny self-titled show on viceland, "desus and mero" are back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and we're going to have music from the fantastic lily allen. so you're here on a great night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, president trump has once again been freaking out on twitter as the scandals around him pile up from his personal attorney michael cohen to his epa administrator scott pruitt. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: as trump's white house contends with mounting criminal and ethics investigations, it's worth asking who is actually benefitting from this presidency? and so far there's at least one very clear winner, wall street. now if you remember, during the campaign trump cast himself as a populist who would stand up to the big banks in contrast to hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton represents insiders. she represents th

classical, jazz, broadway, and a range of genres. when i did research i found a really interesting article about indigenous and native music in 1968. i began an effort to encapsulate that. -- there was an effort to encapsulate that. just to make sure we are putting on the table there is more to talk about than just rock 'n roll. devon has a microphone. it is on i hope. this gentleman wants to start us off. if you would not mind just introducing yourself. >> my name is david and i am here as an interested individual. stephen either said himself, or echoed, or told us the argument of the book that set the divisions of this 1960's are exaggerated. the follow-up question is, how it's -- how do you square that with the race riots kent state, , the right outside the democratic convention and everything we know about the 1960's? >> i don't think there is necessarily a contradiction. i think we are talking about an escalation in terms of discord. we are talking about an expansion in terms of number of human beings involved in different types

you were great on broadway yesterday. joe was on broadway. >> with jimmy buffett. >> i know we were going to wait to talk about this. but it was fun and everyone loved it. everyone was so happy. >> mika pointed out. my debut on broadway and she points out. she said you know what, you're wearing the same exact outfit you wore the night before coaching your son and the night before and the night before. >> those are your nicest sweat pants. >> everybody else is in tommy bahama. >> it's a great time and the show, i mean people loved that show. >> they were having fun. >> so let's get to our -- >> jimmy, very nice guy. >> lovely. >> redneck riviera. >> there he is, okay. >> let's get to our top story, the special counsel on the russia investigation has reportedly obtained more information about potential obstruction of justice. "the new york times" reports that former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe provided robert mueller's team with a secret memo. he wrote fearing a cover story had been hatched for the firing of james com

a big deal. >>> coming up, "frozen" broadway performance right here.s went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> now to the moment we've all been waiting for. the first tv performance from the tony nominated hit "frozen." here is the cast performing "for the first time in forever >> princess anna. princess anna. >> yeah. >> sorry to wake you, ma'am. >> no, no, you didn't. i've been awake forever. >> we are here to dress you, manual. >> dress me? >> for what. >> your sister's coronation. >> my sister's corneration. oh. that's right. it's coronation day. ♪ the window is open shut that door i didn't know they did that anymore ♪ and there's two nice ladies helping me get dressed ♪ ♪ thank you ♪ empty halls ballroom coronation day is just the best ♪ ♪ it'll be totally strange ♪ for the first t

-- the women," opened on broadway in december 1936 and enjoyed a run of 657 performances. "the women" was made into a firstood movie, and the one, the better one, was second wind" togone with the box office receipts in 1939. the 2008 version was fun and it had meg ryan and bette midler. "the women" was a distinct play. especially for its time because not only was written by a woman, but it also features an all-female cast. there is only women in this play, but the play is all about men. many things wrote in her lifetime, "the women" would satisfy her teenage aspirations to write something that would be remembered. the play has been performed on stages around the globe almost continuously since 1936. a recent performance was at the spotlight theatre in baltimore, maryland. this was last year. we found another performance this year in edmonton, canada. another of players place was made into a movie. it is a great old movie. it is a turner classic. rent it. it is a comedy starring the young asng -- loretta a non- looking to build an abbey -- as a nun looking to build an abbey

fans took over 9th street between washington and broadway for a watch party. you do notice some jackets that that crowd. >> yes. andy has a lack at what's ahead. >> yes. you probably want to hang onto the jackets. >> yes. if you're going out and about in the mornings in the afternoons along the coast. you'll see that the marine layer was pretty deep. the low clouds pretty extensive. so as you start making your plans for tomorrow keep this in mind. i do want to show you where those temperatures are headin because of the deep marine influence. livermore's average high, you'll be below average. you'll notice it's not until the end of the workweek until you get back closer to average. it is not going to happen for a few days. i want to show you live doppler 7. you notice low clouds into the low bay, parts of the east bay and into san jose we are starting to see the gray skies tonight. i want to show you what's causing that big marine push. we have an area that brought thunderstorms. there is another area heading in our direction. that's basically keeping the on sh