starar right now as broadway stars do.but i want to talk about a few more collaborations and the people who also sing your songs and appreciate what you do like the great singer who recently recreateded the talking heads album "remain in the light." here she's covering the song "born under punches." amy: that is angelique kidjo singing "born under punches." she told the finanancial times about meeting david byrne at the club sob's in new york and said "we started talking music. an american guy that knows about fela and knows about king sunny ade? this guy is crazy, but good crazy." >> i heard angelique and i was blown away. have left her as a p performer. we have e known each other for quite a long time. a year or two ago, she decided to do a talking heads cover --- cover talking heads record t tp to bottom, which is incredibly flattering. incredibly. in some ways, kind of a vindication for me. that -- it's always this kind of balancing act between a white musician in new yorork doing musicc that admits to having being inf

time for to you come back to broadway.hen he heard it was going to be "scandal's" final season. and i said no, thank you, i'd like to take a nap, please. >> jimmy: yes. >> but i really love jeffrey richards. i trusted him. and i read a couple of things he sent me. "american son" was the first thing he sent actually because he said kenny leon was attached. and i fell in love with the material. i was capittivated by this fami and the circumstances they find themselves in. and i wanted to play this character. she's like the un-olivia pope. she's everything i didn't do for seven seasons. i fell in love with this family. >> jimmy: you come off of that -- how many months did you do of -- >> we did four months. and it's the hardest thing i've ever done. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. theater's really hard but now the play and now film is -- it's a parent's worst nightmare. you drop into this real-time 90 minutes. they're inhe l polpreca black m white dad. they're desraly looking for thr ho just had some of cops but we don't k what. so

watts plays ike turner in the broadway show.he saw his father get beat nearly to death by a white mob and succumb to those injuries later. so he developed this pattern of "this is the world." when he was able to enact power, he did full-fledged, and unfortunately tina caught the brunt of it. >> when he was bitter, he was just real awful and real difficult to get along with. and by being a sort of physically violent man, you never knew when you were going to get it. my life with ike was maybe one that many are familiar with their husbands are -- they -- practice brutality. >> he sent her to the emergency room multiple times for black eyes for bloody noses for lips that were swollen for wounds that would cause her to bleed from every part of her body. >> reporter: years later, audiences would painfully watch the extent of ike's abuse play out on screen in the film "what's love got to do with it?" starring angela bassett and lawrence fisburne. >> why did you stay so long? >> i felt responsible, i felt that i couldn't leave because

and applause and he is an incredibly talented playwright whose show "slave play" is currently on broadwayheater jeremy o. harris is joining us [ cheers and applause now i -- you guys, i'm in my 40s. i'm married. i have two kids. but nothing makes me feel older, and i'm being serious about this, than when i realize -- those moments i realize i no longer understand teen slang terms. and it seems like these days they evolve so quickly that it's very hard to keep up so as a service to you and to myself, we decided to give you a little primer on new teen slang terms in a segment we call "seth explains teen slang. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: all right our first slang term the teens are using is "george w. kush." [ light laughter ] here's the definition. it's a terrible weed dealer who you now miss because your new guy is somehow even worse. [ laughter and applause for example, my last weed dealer was always late and could never break a 20, but he's great compared to this new weirdo who just sits on my couch, talks for an hour, and never has weed. [ light laughter ] i miss that george w. ku

she wants to get as far away from broadway as possible.nd she's smart enough that if she were given a chance on probation, i think she would succeed. and that's why i think rehabilitation at this point is more proper than imprisonment. thank you, judge. >> ms. amex, did you want to proceed at this time? >> thank you. >> assistant district attorney jennifer amex believes walker should go to prison for the maximum 75 months. >> sometimes the harm is just too great, judge. prison should be reserved for violent offenders, and in this case that is what ms. walker has in fact become. >> the prosecution asserts that a dispute over money is what led to the stabbing. >> to be clear, judge, the eyewitness to this incident indicated that the victim told the defendant that he wasn't going to talk to her and that he didn't owe her any money. that pissed her off because she wanted her money. she went away, she threatened to shoot him. when she came back, she again approached him, went up, slapped him. he slapped her back. that pissed her off. so she gra

>> seth: yeah. >> and that was the broadway version.was like, they had a lot of accidents >> seth: yeah. >> a lot of people were like getting very hurt on it. >> seth: a lot -- yeah there was, like, sort of a trapeze-y type spider-man show there were some injuries >> they were not real spider-men >> seth: yeah. >> they were real -- [ laughter ] they were stuntmen with very real bones so i just -- just threw a cast on and some crutches and - [ laughter ] >> seth: so, you were spider-man - >> i was spider-man on broadway. [ laughter ] and that -- and this is the bit where i really should have a picture now. i don't know why i don't have one. and i was so, like, i don't know, confident about it i have a friend from high school here with me and i was like, "remember when i did spider-man like on broadway thing? he has no idea what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, i wonder if people saw it and they jumped ahead to, one, you were doing spider-man on broadway or if they're like, "oh, that poor guy broke his leg before halloween.

um, but one that i -- my most vivid one is going down broadway, making a left on the houston., three lanes, and then that turning lane >> seth: yeah. >> it was yellow, but i was in the right. it turned yellow as i was going under it >> seth: yeah. >> and i'm looking to my left, and i see, you know, stop car, stop car, stop car, empty lane and as i make that left, i just see a car come zooming through, and he just ran the red light. i kind of turned i hit it, and then i hit the windshield, flew over it flat on my back in the middle of the intersection at broadway and houston. and i just, you know, was dazed, and as i come to i look up, and there's this giant goth kid standing over me like, "dude [ laughter ] are you okay?" and i was like, "i think so. you know, you're checking yourself. >> seth: yeah. >> am i alive? is this heaven >> seth: right did you have a moment where you're like, "oh my god. is god goth? [ laughter ] is god a goth kid? [ applause ] and you're like, "what's heaven like?" and they're like, "it's fine." >> "you're going to dig it it's so cool you're going to

you're playing tina turner on broadway in a musical based on her life. here we go.stic. you could be sisters. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> stephen: what was it like meeting the legend for the first time? >> it was terrifying. >> stephen: oh, yeah? >> yeah, because the first time i met her we were doing a workshop of the show when we were putting show the up for the first time in london so i was playing tina turner in front of her. that's the first time i met her. so i didn't look at her for a very long time. >> stephen: so you're up there-- what's the first song you sang in front of her. >> i remember i didn't look at her until i sang "proud mary," because i thought if i didn't go further in this project i at least wanted to be able to tell my grandkids this happened. i looked at her and she was singing along and dancing, and i went, "it's okay. it's okay, it's okay." >> stephen: were you a fan growing up? >> major. i don't think there was a moment when my parents didn't play tina turner music. i used to put my mom's stockings on and high heels. i think i learned how to

and swalwell responded, he said well if you thought this was supposed to be a broadway show, that wasis quote, he said you would be disappointed. what democrats want to do is curate this narrative. sometimes in these hearings it is hard to predict what will happen. a lot of times there's a big hearing and we're expecting big things and it turns out to be a dud. other times what we think is a snore fest turns out to be something dramatic. democrats are looking for that moment. you know, think back historically what we've seen in big hearings before. i think about howard baker, during the 1973 watergate hearings. >> got to keep it simple. >> exactly. that's why they are moving that language from quid pro quo to extortion. >> it seems to me it is not a broadway show, but they have to keep it simple here, less the democrats risk kind of losing the narrative. they might remember it was back during the lewinsky hearings when the whole move on started. the idea was move on from lewinsky hearings. if the democrats can't kind of keep it simple and make the case now, they might lose the entire

>> yeah, in the city it's getting easier. >> jimmy: i want to talk about your broadway show here.sycho killer." "once in a lifetime. [ cheers and applause "wild, wild life." "and she was." "naive melody. i just -- i'm the biggest fan. we all are the biggest fans -- >> thank you >> jimmy: of you what do we have to expect when we go see this show on broadway what do we see >> there's a lot of movement, as you will see when the band comes out. >> jimmy: yeah >> we're all untethered. we all -- everybody can move around so it's like -- has a vibe of second line, a marching band, that kind of thing there's kind of a story. there's kind of a story in this show that developed over the touring time and then adapting into broadway. >> jimmy: yeah >> the show starts with me sitting at a table holding a a brain, not a real brain. >> jimmy: guys, not a real brain, okay. >> yes >> jimmy: we don't want any letters, yeah. >> and so it's kind of like a guy who's inside his own head, you know he's kind of, whatever -- introspective, introverted, that kind of thing and then it kind of follows this g

. >> yeah, we're doing a broadway run of freestyle love supreme which is a hip-hop group i have beennd that's been the opposing muscle group on all the other projects because it's a completely improvised show. i perform in it twice a week. >> trevor: that's the cool thing about the show. a lot of people don't realize lin-manuel miranda is on the show. it's getting rave reviews. you pop in and no one knows when. so i heard, like, yesterday for instance, i was talking with someone at the show, and this they were, like, i was having a great time and it was near the end and they were, like, lin didn't come, but it's a great show. then you came out and you said the person peed themselves a little bit because they weren't expecting it. >> that was a funny one because she was a "hamilton" fan and she was freaking out was chris jackson was there, and she was freaking out, and we do a hip-hop version of them. i came out and i think i saw her pee. i think i saw the moment. sort of like the good congressman's fart, sort of like a pause -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: and then a release. >> yes. and

. >> to a 12-year-old off-broadway >> seth: absolutely. >> yeah, it's great, yeah. >> seth: you haveifferent from both "frozen" and "little shop of horrors," which is "mindhunter." >> yes [ cheers andpp set the fantastin netflix. >> thank you >> seth: a david fincher show. >> yes >> seth: and i heard david fincher came to a performance of "little shop. >> h>>d.eth: and was too close,? i mean, cause when you have people - i mean, i feel the same way about when people come to my shows, i don't want to be able to see them. >> yes i -- it was david and cean, who's our executive produecer of "mindhunter. >> seth: yeah. >> i didn't know they were going to be in the front row really, i didn't mind. they were so adorable and supportive while they were watching it that it kind of warmed my heart. the only slight issue is that i get really wet when i'm onstage, and i spit a lot when i'm onstage. >> seth: gotcha, yeah. >> and i was in the second act, and i went downstage and i was like, "oh no, i'm right in front of david and cean, and now i'm just spitting all over them. [ light laughter ] and

until then, let's go ahead and >>> now to one of the hottest shows on broadway.-changing to the cast and i wasn't being too much i don't think. you can tell just from skye turner who plays a young tina through adrienne warren, this is the strongest cast i think i've ever seen on broadway and they are telling a story that needs to be shared especially today. ♪ when i was a little girl ♪ i had a rag doll ♪ only doll i've ever owned >> reporter: this is tina turner. ♪ i love you just the way i loved that rag doll ♪ ♪ only now my love has grown >> reporter: and this is also tina turner. ♪ do i love you my, oh, my >> reporter: that voice unmistakably raspy and edgy from the real tina, now pouring out of broadway phenom adrienne warren. ♪ ♪ love got to do with it >> reporter: adrienne making songs like "what's love got to do with it" simply the best. ♪ simply the best ♪ better than all the rest >> i like broadway a lot and i love a lot of shows. this was really special. >> it's a special piece and it's the hardest thing i've ever had to do in my life in my career thus

i know you're on broadway. congrats on the great reviews for this play.em wait, let me see i think these might be really them [ laughter ] can we zoom in i just want to see >> yeah. that's definitely tom holland. i think that's definitely tom holland. >> jimmy: i can tell by his exposed thumb that was coming through his glove there. >> you know, he travels with that suit. [ laughter ] he travels with that suit. >> jimmy: he really does yeah that was cool they came out and supported you [ laughter ] -- on broadway i want to talk about the disney plus series "loki. >> yes >> jimmy: you're getting own show >> unbelievable, yeah. >> jimmy: this is giant. >> this is -- it's happening >> jimmy: i mean, come on. that's fun [ cheers and applause >> thank you [ laughter ] yeah, it's amazing i never expected it. you know, i auditioned for the first "thor" film ten years ago in 2009 and i just thought i was auditioning for a movie. you know, an interesting part in an interesting movie. back then, the marvel universe was only -- they'd just made "iron man" and i was

they are clearing an accident not too far from broadway.t one point all lanes were blocked, but i checked in and everything is getting pushed over to the shoulder so that should be clear in the next couple of minutes. bay bridge lacking good. no delays here. jours a couple cars back to the no cash lanes but easy ride out of emoryville into san francisco. >> let's go to orinda where there was a shooting overnight at a halloween party. i want to show you some video taken not long after the shooting that happened at around 11:00 at a home in a residence shul neighborhood near lucille way and nick kerr bach kerr in orinda. it was a large halloween party and police had to call in help from outside agencies because they were dealing with so many people. the sheriff's office is dealing with the information at this point whichway don't have a lot of. they are not confirming how many people were injured but in the video we could see several people limping away from the scene. several people may have been hit bay gunfire. no information on a suspect

now he's taken on a beloved role on broadway.alk about it. >> in the morning, i'm checking my phone. there's -- you want to play atticus? my heart's going boom, boom, boom. i'm going -- you know, we talked. said, yeah. you've been angry with me -- >> reporter: it began with that phone message from legendary producer scott rudin. ed harris has taken on the role of atticus finch in aaron sorkin's broadway adaptation of harper lee's novel "to kill a mockingbird." >> you read the play, and so sorkina take on it. >> i don't want them hating people -- >> and how he's trying to maintain his sense of goodness and tolerance in this world of hate and prejudice. >> it's a little more flawed and tortured than we used to -- >> definitely. which i was glad of. then you don't feel object gailed to play this kind of perfect -- obligated to play there kind of perfect man. >> reporter: "to kill a mockingbird" tells the story of a small-town lawyer who puts his family and reputation on the line to defend a black man in 1930s alabama. >> i want you

i believe the what off broadway is to broadway. i follow it closely.f you look there, i think trump should be concerned. one, netanyahu ran an openly racist campaign against israeli arabs and they all turned out and voted the next time and created the third largest party in israel. netanyahu was all over twitter and facebook. his opponent was not. turns out israels got sick of it. and at the same time gants was not just an opponent to netanyahu. he was actually an anti-dote in the eyes of a lot of israelis. they understood netanyahu was putting toxins into the veins of society. there's one big difference between israel and america. you see now demands for a primary happening this morning to return against netanyahu. it turns out the ministers at least a few of them seem to have a little more spine, self-respect, and integrity than the entire republican caucus in the house and the senate where other than one exception basically are not ready to challenge trump. so that may be a diversion in israel, but that itself, might be a warning sign to trump as we

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>> broadway. >> reporter: this musical comedy series follows a group of high school students as theyyou guessed it, "high school musical." >> in the old days, teachers would wait two, maybe three days to announce the cast. but when you know, you know. it's called instinct. >> reporter: the series stars an entirely new cast, filmed at the same utah high school where the original film was shot. this cast is depicting all new characters. actors joshua bassett, olivia rodrigo, sophia riley and matt cornett all navigating the halls. how much did you watch it? the original. >> i grew up watching it obviously. my first show was high school musical a local production. >> it affected so many people of all ages. i had barbie dolls and a high school musical tank top. >> you know that school musical thing? >> growing up, i genuinely felt like troy because i played basketball and was in theater. >> reporter: it's a modern interpretation for a generation who grew up loving the 2006 story of teenagers breaking free from the stresses and stereotypes of high school. first thing people are going to th

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the broadway role in americ"ame son" was washington's next tv series after "scandal," the actress hastrong woman including anita hill in "confirmation." kerry and i got together here in new york for a sunday sit-down and a little lunch. >> my gosh this looks incredible. >> oh, it is my favorite. >> i love it. >> wow. >> do you put this out everyday or because kerry is here. >> now you are showing off. >> kerry washington loves to put on a show. but over the course of her career she has strive to do more than just entertain. she want to make us think, too. >> keep your hands-on the wheel, boy, look straight ahead. would not want to make the man in the bullet proof vest nervous when he walks up to your window pointing a glok at your head. >> "american son" is a raw look at race and policing in america. >> what do you hope someone who has not had these personal experiences take a way from watching theis film. >> black parents get to have their - that feels important to me as a black parent but also people who are white or other races who don't feel this kind of pressure. they get to actu

southbound 880 at broadway there's a vehicle that spun out. also westbound highway 24 at broadway another single car crash. westbound highway 24 at pleasant hill there's a single vehicle collision as well. so a lot of these spin out crashes throughout the morning. if you look underneath the lettering that says danville there is a report of flooded lanes northbound at sickamore. this is actually one of the relatively quiet commutes this morning. there is a slowing. but no accident or crashes there. a couple of crashes southbound 680 and also at calaveras and once you get to the south bay we have some additional reports of flooded roadways. highway 80 reports of the roadway is flooded. there's a report of about 5" to 6" of water there covering a couple of lanes. let's check one of the other highlights. this westbound highway 4 commute is good we haven't seen any slowing or problems there. 6:20. let's check in with kyla grogen there is more wet weather throughout the day. >> we're not quite out of the woods yet. we haven't seen the heavy downpour

you've done broadway before. this is different. this is mashing broadway and live musical with tv. in abc and disney's pr department, she had a big smile on her face, i was like, hey, how is it going? it's so good. we're just getting the numbers in figuring out how many are starting to tune in and it looks like and i said, please do not tell me. that's the last thing i need clanging around in my head how many millions of eyes will be on this whole thing. i just focused on the audience in the room and, you know, we had the pros at disney helping us out so we felt pretty good. >> that focus paid off. millions of eyeballs were watching. graham, great job. hopefully we'll see you soon on broadway. great job. go get some sleep. all right? >>> now we go over to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey, michael. >>> i have a "gma" moment that really is the perfect autumn "gma" moment and it comes to us from massachusetts. >> lucy. lucy. >> lucy, where are you? >> ah. >> is that not the sweetest? lucy loves the leaves. thank you. so much for sending that in, donald. please go to my facebook and >>> now

last year he started on broadway opposite laurie metcalf in hillary and clinton.and here are a couple things you don't know about john lithgow.he spent his childhood years in yellow springs ohio where coretta scott king babysat him. he attended harvard college and graduated with an ab magna cum laude in history and literature. in 2005 he became the first actor ever to deliver commencement speech at harvard and received an honorary doctor of arts from his alma mater. [applause] he is smart. he's also written a number of books for children and number are marsupials who, Ãb john lithgow is here tonight with his shifty or co-poetry collection chronically donald trump's presidency. if we are lucky he might sing a couple of them for us. he appears in conversation with marin's own michael crosby hosted kqed forum and professor of english and language and literature at san francisco state university. please join me and give a warm welcome to john lithgow and michael caskey. [applause] not only is one of our finest and clearly most respected and appropriately activist. he

gilbert gottfried is here tonight, you guys. [ cheers and applause his broadway show "derren brown: secret currently running at the cort theatre, right here in new york city, through january 4th. here to perform a mind-blowing trick for us, derren brown i can't wait for that. [ cheers and applause before we get to all of our guests, the president and his republican allies have bought into a ludicrous conspiracy theory claiming it was ukraine that interfered in the 2016 election. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: among the many qualifications you would expect a person to have in order to become president of the united states, one of them would be an ability to function in the morning. that is not the case with donald trump i mean, look at him. i mean, that is how a cat reacts when you try to move them off your bed [ laughter ] "alright, you know, fine just stay there. in fact, one small detail we learned from last week's impeachment hearings was that trump hates mornings you might remember that an embassy staffer, david holmes, testified that

if this were on broadway, we want to see the final curtain call. rather than admit the entire charade was a mistake, it should have opened off, off, off broadway. democrats keep doubling down and asking for more investments in the show and now it's trump must testify if he doesn't, and he's definitely guilty. >> there is no way he can take the fifth. if he takes the fifth according to donald trump, he's guilty. either way donald trump is toa toast. >> who says fossils can't talk? now it's not a white housing crisis. he saw those banners, and it's a pelosi-schiff led housing crisis. it's a party dragging the president and the nation through a needless vindictive impeachment circus for one reason and one reason only. they do not trust the voters, won't reelect trump in november, they don't trust you. and they can't -- on his results of the economy, not much of anything for that matter. for them impeachment is just another campaign strategy. a total travesty. now if i were trump, i wouldn't even talk about impeachment. i wouldn't tweet about it, i wou

play in a broadway revival coming out reminding americans what you know balance of power and checks and balances look like and you're right the american american public doesn't seem interested is this an indictment of our democracy well i'm not sure that it is that quite yet and i think it's going to be many months until we really know that because right now people in all parts of of america and i think we can talk even about the urban centers are feeling like is this it does is there enough evidence there to say he did it and when i talked to a sensible republican men and women who i believe they've always been on the fence about this president and haven't really quite liked his behavior but they the policies are what i like they say to me i think obama did this stuff too we just don't know about it and that's that's the what about is them that i think is really probably the most complex thing you just mentioned what evidence i want to get jay in this but i want to play a very interesting clip from president trump who talks about what we're seeing just remember. what you're seeing

this is d w news live from broadway and i love a standoff between police and protesters in hong kong descends into chaos a night of violent unrest seize demonstrators barricaded themselves inside a university anyone trying to leave facing arrest we'll take you there live also on the program. iran imposes a media blackout following deadly protests against fuel price increases a senior commander accuses the united states being behind the unrest. with multi resistant bacteria killing more than half a 1000000 people every year all week.

broadway hits like wicked and dear evan hanson and hamilton.ing a parody, i turn on the voice and say we have some great stuff for you, there is a bit of everything for anyone that is interested in christmas music. >> what do you like about it? what is tracts you to it? >> the chorus is a family. we are in our 42nd season and we started on the steps of city hall as a vigil for the mayor and harvey milk, our muse i believe brings joy to audiences around the bay area and around the world. we have a lot of fun doing it. >> what do you see in the future, down the line. >> the chorus just bought a new building at 170 valencia, it will be the new national lgbtq center for the arts, our goal to to bring in more artists to create more music and art. >> how would you like to see the appeal expanded more. >> i am just really excited to see where things go, i have been in the choir for three or four months so everything is knew to me but just having a place where we have a base of operation, i am just excited about all of the things that we can expand and

birthday on tuesday she's enjoying retirement at her swiss chateau and basking in the glow of a recent broadway musical about her life. tina turn no fur well taught at the age of almost 70 we don't need another hero was one of the biggest hits of her 2nd career. her 1st spell and spotlight was in the sixty's with songs like riveting mountain high. but it's only $176.00 she share the stage with husband mike turner nights so she would reveal that join the relationship she was regularly beaten and sexually abused. 2 have marriage from how it was at the core of the tina turner bio pic what's love got to do with it i mean. you hear me through. the divorce pushed towards financial ruin she was forced to perform in tiny clubs and to get a cleaning job but she triumphed over adversity and managed a remarkable comeback. album private done so it was a global hit and garnered her for the grammys. tonight so you know it was back on top at the age of 40. 5. and 2019 tina turner the musical was launched the singer herself says she doesn't intend to take to the stage again. to turn our lives on lake zurich in

one time he made it as a broadway actor. his friend buffalo bill came to him when he was out of a job and said i just wrote this play if it's for you and me and a couple of other people and we are going to basically just do this play sitting around a campfire on stage talking about it and reenacting some of our adventures. he thought this was the silliest thing he had ever heard. when they offered him $100 a week, he took it. he opened a play in new york and it was a huge hit around the block to get in and month after month we never saw money like this before but he was increasingly uncomfortable. he thought it was a silly way to make a living. he finally had enough, shot the lights off, walked out of the theater and took the next train back. >> host: how did he and the buffalo bill become friendbuffat who was buffalo bill? >> guest: when they first met, cody had recently lost his father and was working trying to make money to support his sister is working on a wagon train and one of the drivers was bill hill hill. cody was

. >> reporter: back in 2001, they co-starred in "dance of death" on broadway. opening night almost didn't happen. >>> the morning of 9/11 you were in rehearsal? >> we were doing our lto b in n i have to say. >> reporter: new yorkers kept on, and so did they. >>> so it didn't slow you down? >> well, ian and i got a little bit bitsy. we're both children of the second world war. >> yes. >> and the knowledge of how london behaved during the blitz is sort of a part of our dna. >> right. >> and we sort of bothr:ar tward winners. >> ladies and gentlemen, you are lookig at a very happy man indeed. >> reporter: mckellan for playing salyeri in amadeus in 1981. you did enjoyhat? o yes. the nothing like being >>hing liknbanblho.r: r? >> reporte mirren won h elizabeth ii in the audience. >> this is a dangerous business reading newspapers. you know, most of your predecessors claimed not to. >> reporter: she'd first played her majesty in the 2006 film "the queen." >> no member of the royal family will speak publicly about this. this is a private matter. >> and the oscar goes

and go to broadway.lections in about six months and the last one was very revelatory, i believe. netanyahu ran an openly racist divisive campaign against israeli arabs. in the second election, oh, you talking to me? and they went out and voted in record numbers and created the third largest party. number two, netanyahu was everywhere on twitter, on facebook -- he was there all the time his opponent, benny gantz, people were putting a mirror under his nose, bennie, are you breathing? he's eating you alive on facebook and twitter turned out israelis got sick of it 250,000 israelis changed their vote between the first election and the second third thing happened, netanyahu ran -- benny gantz -- i'm not going to offer you the peace process. not some radical plan. i just want to pull the country together i find it as a distant mirror very interesting what's been playing off-broadway therefore, i think someone comes with a very simple message, i want to pull the country together i want to improve health care.

i always thought it would translate very well to a broadway stage.ight here. it's incredibly lavish. there's a giant elephant on the set? >> there's a big elephant. >> yeah! >> stephen: and of course the iconic windmill. and confetti cans and everything. i understand you make an entrance on a swing. >> i do, sir. >> stephen: from the top of the damn dome. >> i do. >> stephen: are you scared? >> i used to be, and now i'm-- it's, you know, it's like sitting in that chair. ( laughter ). >> stephen: fifell out of this chair, nothing would happen. ( laughter ) >> oh, we would all talk about it. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. >> stephen: well, do you-- are you clutching for dear life? >> not anymore, no. i trust-- i trust the people who put me in it. i have a safety harness. >> the good thing about the swing she's in, we did our out-of-town in boston last year and it's actually a swing chair and now she's basically on the trapeze bar. so they've taken away all of her surface area. >> you guys, it's great. i'm okay. don't worry. >> stephen: cow sing as you co

-- you are going to get special access to one of the theaters on broadway, a tour., thank you, thanks you, dierks. [ applause ] >> guys, thank you. dierks they're actually in the program as well. they're right here. so thank you and we'll see you in new york. i told you it was a special "tell t.j." today and i was the one performing. >> boy, that was just a delight. [ applause ] very nice. congratulations. that was great. >> we'll be right back. (wholding you back? excessive underarm sweating qbrexza is the first and only once-daily prescription cloth towelette approved to treat excessive underarm sweating. also known as axillary hyperhidrosis. open one today and see what unfolds. (man vo) do not use qbrexza if you have certain medical conditions. qbrexza may cause new or worsening urinary retention, problems with control of your body temperature and blurred vision. the most common side effect reported was dry mouth. call your healthcare provider if you experience side effects. (woman vo) imagine how life can unfold. ask a dermatologist how you may reduce excessive

sunday evening, the tables and decorations while the train was making stops from union square to broadwaywe have turkey we had we had big macaroni and cheese. >>the group of 7 served up the full thanksgiving dinner to commuters compliments of chef be who is a local catering business. fact that he was able to give back like that was so don't law many were taking place of food others took out their cellphones the heartwarming videos have now gone viral but that's not what man special for this group of comedians wrappers and content creators. >>the purpose of that video was to provide. good time for new yorkers and also to give back to the community, people's faces like this miles the laughter. i pust see all these different polls given enjoying with some that we put together. believable. >>we gave him all the leftovers he was super excited. >>who say it was dangerous to do one. >>london stock could put on trial. >>i wanted to reverse that and something good. >>while new york city's subway system may be known for many things. now it's known for something. love stuff like that all right that

north beach neighborhood commercial district on broadway neighborhood commercial district and districtthree alone, it also includes other premier corridors, castro street, you know, west port off 24th street, pacific avenue, folsom. this is an extremely hard to see matt. what we are looking at here is the purple areas, the dark purple areas. those would be the applicable zones for this commercial vacancy tax. and then i got some close-ups here. this is district three, you can see the polk street neighborhood commercial district on the left. the top right that non- linear purple blob is the north beach neighborhood commercial distri district, you know, polk street when it turns right and you get a horizontal stretch of purple, and then you have a handful of blocks of broadway to the lower right of that district in north beach. just because i was making this for use in one of our meetings, this is in soma, for instance, there is not a whole lot that would be covered by this. it is that folsom street and sixth street, l-shaped, there was a question about all of these new commercial spaces