because of the home depot project, the broadway broadway site was not on the list. advocates hope oakland will consider it a high priority priority housing site. > >> san jose is on pace to set a record for council woman says she is going to try naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions thoin our. kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke. 's calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. to daily digestive support. to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. >> welcome back, the time is 6:13 a.m. many people have been killed in car crashes in san jose this year. the numbers k

producer and why don't you try broadway and create that feeling that you got in the movie on a live what made it continuingly personal, you know, and from the heart. >> and people go, they will recognize some of the songs, some of the hits in the film, "tiny dancer" and also original songs, original lyrics. >> yes, we started doing a jukebox blast of classic rock and instead of that, we would give you a little bit of a game as an audience member, i know that song, is that a cat stevens song, wait is, that a joni mitchell song? wait. and all blend together. and some are written by tom kit and me. and our director jeremy heron kind of brought all of the elements together and it is the elixir from a movie in a live experience and a little bit of a concert too happens. >> it sounds like a blast. you mentioned your mom who is a huge theater lover, a huge fan of yours. right? let's be fair. >> yes. >> and you know, she's in the film, in a way. >> yes. >> talk to me about your relationship with her, and i know you lost her, just as this was getting on the stage. >> yes, two days before our

he now stars as willy loman in the broadway revival of "death of a salesman."nice to meet meet you fiejly. >> nice meeting you, this is my first time on the a late night show and starting out with my favorite, the best. >> stephen: this is should be an easy transition for to you late night because here are you on a broadway theater, not everybody has this for a late night show. and fans, like myself have enjoyed you on jack ryan and the wire, but you're also a stage actor. >> yes. >> stephen: 37 years ago made your broadway debut in what was the play. >> the void of winter. it was a vietnam play. in that era, very certificateious. the lights go down and they're ready for broadway play. and then we would come in shooting m-16s. people went crazy, we didn't last that long. >> stephen: now you are starring as willy loman as inn death of a salesman, one of the great tragedies of the 20th century. but arthur miller. and but this is actually the first time there has been an all-black loman family. >> right. >> stephen: what does the black experience in america-- , wh

and played on broadway of the who's who's renowned actors.orge c scott and dustin hoffman. philip seymour hoffman. all great and all white. in theater tradition this was a white family. it has been a dream role for pierce. in a recent talk he thought first of others. >> i think of all the men who wanted to play it before because of the times and the ignorance of prohibitions of who could and could not play it. i wanted to do it in honor of them. black actors that did not get the chance. i think about some of my heroes. specifically ozzie davis. men who inspired me to become an actor as i was a young boy in new orleans. reading these theater newsletters from new york. >> a veteran british stage actor who has been active in tv and films. he gained a tony nomination for his broadway performance in caroline or change. this opportunity, she says, came as a shock. >> i never even thought about it. i never thought anyone would approach someone who looks like me to do this role. >> i will make a big breakfast. >> linda loman has been pretrade of some

and i'm just starting to dip my toes into broadway. so i have to add this to the list of a little bit of a late comer. haha. >> according to deadline asked, letterman said, quote, >> i don't know when, but i don't know how it wouldn't be. this would not be learned. first movie adaption to the stage because his 2001 film moulin rouge was adapted in 2018 and is currently on tour in san francisco catch that before leaves. elvis has also been represented on broadway before with bye bye, birdie. that was loosely based on elvis that debuted in 1960. i will tennis star naomi osaka is releasing her first children's book titled the weight champs play. the story is based on osaka's organization play academy, which works to support young girls in sports, the 24 year-old says she hopes the book inspires children chase their dreams and encourage them to believe that they can do anything that they put their minds to jot. i really do love children's books because i feel like they're not only for kids because i enjoy reading them as well. especially >

what are the harder aspects of doing broadway as opposed to being on camera?times you get two shows on wednesday, two shows on saturday so you have to deliver sometimes twice a day. >> trevor: wow. >> you have to be on. you have to have the same energy every night. it is not like you can yell "cut," let me start that over. none of that happening. you've got to go. they are waiting on you, you've got to go. so it is something that i think that it build you up. to me, i have more courage in trying things when i get back to film, because of this experience. >> trevor: you've always talked about how you were reticent when it came to getting into acting. you had this idea of your father is denzel washington. this is one of the greatest actors who has ever lived on this planet. one of the greatest to ever do which. and the new step into the game and you always said you didn't want to at first. this feels like a burden. but everyone can agree, you stepped into it. you made it your own. you still have characteristics that remind us of your dad, you are harassed on. bu

for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown on broadway.newshour online right now, a new california law is removing a derogatory term that is an offensive slur against native american women from some place names. in one central california community, some are celebrating while others are conflicted about the potential name change. read more at pbs.org/newshour. for more on president biden's chilling nuclear warning, the latest from the midterm campaign trail, and the new supreme court termjoin "washington week" moderator yamiche alcindor and her panel tonight on pbs. saturday on pbs news weekend, after changes this week in the global oil market, a look at ahead at what americans could face at the gas pump. that's saturday on pbs news weekend. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. for all for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you. have a great weekend, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ >> moving r economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ >> and with th

mom moving to broadway in the sixties and seventies, winning five tony awards finally got to do whatlways dreamed that i would do, which was to sing and dance for. stephen sondheim's 10th broadway production, sweetie todd minute 6 1971 movie bed knobs and broomsticks and in 1980 for angela lansbury began her most famous role in murder, she wrote . you were setting your sister up for a murder charge, playing the novelist and amateur sleuth jessica fletcher. this one. which you lost when you murdered mr corbyn. that was a very brave thing you did, my dear hold new generation discovering her as mrs potts in beauty and the beast up, child. it'll turn out all right, the end you'll see. listen to me jabbering on. well, this is supper to get on the table. taylor's old as time. true as it can be singing the movie's title song time song as old as rhyme, beauty and the beast. h i love to think that children know me from my voice, not my looked for my voice. you know, sometimes when i'm in a supermarket or something kid will say to her mother. that's mrs potts in 1949 marrying peter shaw, who w

it opens tonight on broadway. "walking with ghosts."plan to be in town, you'll want to go see it. it's great to see you. >> thank you so much. >>> that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage in just one minute. >>> and good morning. it's 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. with just 12 days until election day, races across the country are heating up as candidates make their final pitch to voters. we'll take you

the proposed site would also include a new broadway home for the lion king. there is a competing bid for a casino at nearby hudson yards from the wind corporation casino on broadway. they could call it the wizard of odds. royal caribbean has announced plans to build the largest cruise ship in the world. it's called the icon of the season. when it's done, it will measure nearly 1200 ft. long that is four football fields long and about 100 ft, longer than the newest u. s aircraft carrier. okay company says we'll have, of course, seven pools, 40 dining and drinking and nightlife options. the icon of the seas, the scheduled to sail in january . 2024 7 football fields is that we said no. four football fields. seven polls, seven pools. are you a cruiser? big time. yeah everyone in florida likes the cruise. south florida makes it easy. you don't have to pay for airfare. you just get on the cruise, then your international waters where they do have casinos take the show on the road in january, 2024 on the show up for it. let's do it coming up on thin ice in the arctic

um, and some broadway faves. tell me what it's like performing at a spot like have you been to the orinda theater yet? i haven't but it's just i love that that period of time architecturally, and i love that the city of aranda has has preserved it and that it's a landmark and so i've heard about its beauty. i've heard about its charm, and i'm excited to be performing there and honored to be opening the season. from what i understand. i've talked to a couple of broadway stars and they say like it's all about belting, right, giving it your everything, every little fiber of your being. you have to give it up on the stage. is that the same when you're performing into then you like the orinda theater. for me when i do concerts i like to. i like to bring the audience in a little bit more and have them leave the evening feeling like they got to know me a little bit, so it's a little bit more about the storytelling about, um, you know , antidotes and things about my life and experiences with these different shows. um but

she earned the spotlight for her performance is in broadway musicals. she became a household name in the crime drama series. not as she wrote, hollywood says good bye to acting legend angela lens ferry. she, her mother, ang, siblings. settled in tinsel town shortly after fleeing german bombings on london during world war 2. lands buried. the daughter belfast born actress morning mcgill quickly plays a career of her own. thank you nancy. and to work on you tunes again to not she and academy award nominations. i supported actress for 2 of her for is 3 fell gas light in 1945. the picture of dorian gray in 46 and she was nominated again in 1962 for the mentoring and candidate ah, where she portrayed a deadly communist agent and the title characters mother lands very saw success on broadway to winning tony awards 5 times on the great white way. but she submitted herself in the hearts of tv audiences on the drama murder, she wrote plank. jessica fletcher and middle age widow and writer, turned amateur sleuth. though she never won an emmy for the 18 times, she

and, being back on broadway, you forget...gizing, and how you look forward every night to meeting all these new people, and their energy and what that does for you. >> stephen: when you have that opportunity to make that connection in a different way, and to express the character in a different way? >> well, i'm playing a different character in this play. i originated this character 30-some years ago, at yale. >> stephen: wow. here we go. you were in this play. you played... >> i played boy willie. and john david washington is playing that character now. >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> and the character that i am playing now is this character, doaker, who was played by carl, who was a really good friend of mine at the time. >> stephen: so this is 1987. >> oh, yeah, long time ago. long time ago. >> stephen: up at yale. now, this was-- was this play still in development? was august wilson there working on the play with y'all? >> yes. we started previews at yale, yes, he would come in with new pages during the day and we would rehearse th

a lot of beautiful things on broadway.mething... well, that had real cultural and human weight to it? >> i didn't know it internally, because i hadn't been in the original show, in california, and i was cast into the broadway show. so i didn't know it externally. i knew it internally, because in my own life, i had my first boyfriend who died of aids, and all around us in new york people were dying of aids, and the community was showing how to stand together and how to get medicines at the right price and how to support each other and how to live with aids. so the gay community was just stunning. and i lived down in the west village and, you know, as we were doing the show, people would come up to me in the west village and they wow say, "are you marcia gay harden?" and i would say, "yes i am." they said, "i want you to know i took my parents to see this play and then i told them i was dying." your heart would fall on the ground. i think in an actor's-- maybe everybody's life-- there are so few times when your work and what

he was appearing only to just beginning his broadway career at that stage.t these allegations were first released, first made by anthony rapp, kevin spacey released a statement on twitter in which he apologised and said that it must have been a drunken mistake if it happened. and he later said that he regrets that apology, an apology for something that did not happen. and clearly the jury not happen. and clearly the jury believed his side of the story. jury believed his side of the sto . ,, . , jury believed his side of the sto . , .,, jury believed his side of the sto. , ., , story. kevin spacey does face other charges _ story. kevin spacey does face other charges and _ story. kevin spacey does face other charges and allegationsj other charges and allegations doesn�*t he? you talk us through it? doesn't he? you talk us through it? .,. , doesn't he? you talk us through it? , , , it? he faces completely separate _ it? he faces completely separate trial, - it? he faces completely separate trial, do - it? he faces completely separate trial, do to - it? he faces

lansbury made her broadway debut in 1957.he went on to star in stage and screen productions including 12 years as jessica fletcher on cbs' "murder she wrote." >>> countless tributes were made to queen elizabeth following her death, including over 1,000 paddington bears. queen consort camilla posed with some of them. that will be distributed by a charity she's involved with. >>> this weekend, in west virginia, a return to a thrilling tradition after a two-year pandemic hiatus. dear devils leapt 876 feet off the new river gorge bridge saturday. organizers say the youngest b.a.s.e. jumper to sign up is 19, the oldest 83. normally b.a.s.e. jumping is not allowed, the only exception is bridge day which started in 1980. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. they have no idea they're sitting on a goldmine. well they don't realize that if you have a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even

she made her broadway debut in 1957.he went on to star in several stage and screen productions including her 12-year stint as jessica fletcher on cbs' "murder she wrote." countless tributes were made to queen elizabeth including over 100 paddington bears. queen consort camilla posed with some of them. >>> a return to a thrilling tradition after a two-year pandemic hiatus. daredevils leapt 876 feet off the new river gorge bridge saturday. the youngest space jumper to sign up was 19 the oldest, 83. normally base jumping is not allowed. the only exception is bridge day, which started back in 1980. >>> when we return, the band plays on using music as a sounding board for justice and unity. ♪ >>> large crowds at george floyd square in minneapolis may have cleared. but as you can see, a group of musicians hasn't missed a beat in more than a year. carolyn cummings of our minneapolis station wcco has more on the sound of solidarity. >> reporter: on any given monday, at this corner of 38th and chicago, you'll find a community --

there's plenty of salty, sarcastic and gossipy stories about broadway in the late 19 fifties and early 19 sixties, rogers was also a celebrated author of young persons fiction , notably freaky friday, and it's movie adaptation starring jodie foster. good grief. what am i doing here? dick ebersol dropped out of college to join abc's wide world of sports. the veteran tv executive went on to head up nbc sports and with lauren michaels co. create saturday night live. it's all covered in from saturday night to sunday night, my 40 years of laughter, tears and touchdowns in tv ever. saul even executive produced saturday night live for a while in the early 19 eighties. and gave a guest shot to a young comedian. this could be a big break for your career here, but woody wouldn't do hollywood squares. you're not woody. okay? thanks, dick. i had never heard of susan fleming marks, but she had an interesting life. a former actress, susan's greatest role was wife of the antic horn honking comedian harpo marx was very sensitive, man. gentle kind , funny. susan's memoir, speaking of harpo, written wit

that's the latest reporting live at scott broadway. dan kerman kron. 4 news.h, dan, for staying on top of this story for us. >> all right. talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside. beautiful perspective here of the north you can see the can catch just a small glimpse of cars cross across in that span, there. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with more on what we can expect outside. hey kylen. hey there. yeah. i thought i take us to the coast. why not? it's friday. so people are probably heading out there this weekend. half moon bay right now. you can see some folks already out there. >> had some clouds, but also certainly have a little blue sky bridge to. hello. >> that was my friend, the random bird who just decided to that was bizarre. another camera the east bay where the berkeley hills now look at your cross, the bay. i don't know i don't know. what do you do after that? ok, let's talk temperatures. how about that? it is chilly. have move a pacifica about 56 degrees right now. but we have some 60's around the bay. oakland at 63,

we talked recently at a famed broadway restaurant. >> by the time i was an english schoolboy, english playwright, the idea of having a charmed life was familiar to me, until it turned and bit me because finally, i thought rebuked by the attitude. >> he was born in 1930 -- tom stoppard, the english playwright, was born tomas straussler in 1937 in czechoslovakia. his parents, jewish on both sides, took him and his brother to singapore to escape the nazi invasion. his father was killed by the japanese. and his mother fled again, taking her sons to india, where she later married an englishman. at age eight, young tom was brought to england, his jewish past and family left behind. was it a question of knowing? or a suppressed past, a lack of desire to know about it, or u -- >> all of the above. my mother was very relieved to have found a sanctuary for herself and her two sons when the war ended. she didn't want to look back, and she never spoke about the past, except just very casually, occasionally. and i also have to own up to not really having sufficient curiosity about it, partly becau

department still has broadway closed down as this investigation continues. let's going take a look at some video kind of walk you through what we know at this hour. now, according to the san francisco police department, officers arrived about 2.27 early this morning to do a wellness check. when they arrived on scene, they found a speaker pelosi's husband, paul paul pelosi, having some sort of argument with a man and there was a hammer involved. now little while ago, the police department held a press conference. here's chief william scott with the san francisco police department describing what happened next. >> our officers observed ms pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mister pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarm him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup and render medical aid. >> all right. paul pelosi and the suspect has been identified as 42 year-old david, the pep. they were both taken to the hospital. paul pelosi was treated for i

an adult entertainment venue at 560 broadway in the north beach neighborhood. established by genome and pete in 1958, the condo was a trailblazing of topless dancing in the 1960s and it's a night life to this day. the history of the condor is linked with the life of its most famous performer, carol dotty. hired in 1963 to work as a waitress, she performed nightly at the condor where she desernding from the ceiling. she made headlines when she perform topless at the conduit for the first time. within months, topless dancing was common in bars across north beach and soon the whole nation. in 1965, when the san francisco police department arrested dotty along with other performers and business owners on indecent see charges, they formed the broadway businessmen's association to coordinate a collective legal defense. they established the topless dancing did not violate laws and setting a precedent relating to censorship and san francisco's reputation as a city who celebrating freedom of expression. now owned by -- the condo remains a popular venue for dancing and l

. >>> and broadway paid tribute to one of its leading ladies.k for one minute saturday evening to honor angela lansbury who died last wee at the age of 96. lansbury made her broadway debut in 1957 and went on to be nominated for seven tony awards. she won for "mame," "gypsy," and "sweeney todd." >>> and more than 1,000 paddington bears left at memorials for queen elizabeth will be donated to a charity. the royal family tweeted a picture of the queen consort camilla surrounded by the stuffed bears saying that they have been scrubbed up before heading to their new homes. mourners left the bears outside of buckingham palace and windsor castle last month in tribute of the queen. she and paddington bear famously shared high tea together in a video shown during her platinum jubilee celebrations. >>> and a "star wars" hero made completely out of carbs. a bakery in california did just that. one house bakery made a six-foot replica of han solo. it's called pan solo. it depicts the intergalactic smuggler frozen from the "empire strikes back." the bakery s

. >> moving to broadway in the '60s and '70s and winning five tony awards. >> i finally got to do whatways dreamed i would do, which was to sing and dance. >> her role in stephen sondheim's tenth broadway production, "sweeney todd." and in 1984, angela lansbury began her most famous role in "murder, she wrote." >> you were setting your sister up for a murder charge. >> playing the mystery novelist and amateur sleuth, jessica fletcher. >> this one. which you lost when you murdered mr. corbin. that was a very brave thing you did, my dear. > and a whole new generation discovering her as mrs. potts in disney's 1991, "beauty and the beast." >> cheer up child, it'll turn out all right in the end, you'll see. listen to me, jabbing on while there's a supper to get on the table. ♪ tale as old as time ♪ ♪ true as it can be ♪ >> singing the movie's title song. ♪ tale as old as time ♪ ♪ song as old as rhyme ♪ ♪ beauty and the beast ♪ >> i love to think that children know me for my voice, if not my looks, they know me for my voice. sometimes when i'm in a supermarket or something, a kid will say to

now wendal pierce is back on broadway after 30 years.to be here. >> we know you did "the west end". >> in london, yes. >> this is broadway. >> yes. >> how excited are you? >> i -- i -- this is the high water mark of my career. this is what i wanted to do. this is an american classic. iconic. arthur miller's "death of a salesman." to do it in london but to come home and do it on broadway is a real honor and it's historic because i'm the first black actor to play the role. >> that's right. in the 70-year history. only five men have played it. >> yes. >> i want first for people to see a bit of it and then talk to you more about the representation. here it is. >> in the year al smith was nominated -- >> i've got to see some people. >> i'm talking about your father. there were promises made. you have people to see! i put 34 years into this firm and now i can't pay my insurance. you can't eat the oranges peel. a man is not a piece of fruit. >> oh, my goodness. everybody who's already seen it, i've got chills just seeing it on screen like that.

very soft success on broadway to winning tony awards 5 times on the great white way. but she submitted herself in the hearts of tv audiences. on the drama murder, she wrote plank. jessica fletcher, a middle age widow and writer, turned amateur sleuth. though she never won an emmy for the 18 time, she was nominated for the ro and others on the small screen. the academy presented her with a lifetime achievement award. miss lansbury here is your academy ward at last. still she rather than the recognition she received from children for being a disney favorite in beauty and the beast he lives oldest in through ashy can be daily feeling for somebody been unexpected. to me. i loved to think that children, lo me for my voice is not my looks they know me for my boys. know sometimes when i'm in a supermarket or something, a kid will say to her mother that's music. dame angela lance. barry that at the age of $96.00. angela lansbury. now how's this? an artistic power? couple, a new exhibition and madrid is showcasing the spanish artist pablo picasso and the french fashion designe

he was just beginning his broadway career at that stage.y. kevin spacey says it didn't happen. when these allegations were first released, first made by anthony rapp, kevin spacey actually released a statement on twitter in which he apologised, and said that it must have been a drunken mistake, essentially, if it had happened. he has later said that he regrets that apology, an apology, he said, for something that didn't happen. and clearly thejury something that didn't happen. and clearly the jury believed his side of the story.- his side of the story. kevin sace his side of the story. kevin spacey does _ his side of the story. kevin spacey does face - his side of the story. kevin spacey does face other - his side of the story. kevin - spacey does face other charges and allegations, doesn't he? can you talk us through it? yes, he faces a completely separate trial, due to go ahead in london next year in relation to five charges related to sex offences. we should stress that this is indeed a completely separate case. this is a trial that will

from six tony awards on the broadway stage to her oscar nominated role on the silver screen and the showt made her a household name. >> there are three things you can never get enough of, lieutenant, chocolate, friends and the theater. >> this morning, we remember the incomparable talent who wrote the book on a lasting legacy. ♪ tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, beauty and the beast ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> we do say good morning, america. >> didn't want to break that mood. >> oh, my gosh. how beautiful. i remember one time speaking with angela lansbury, and she told me about the secret of her success on the broadway stage. she said, it's because they can't bring the curtain down. the stage is yours while you're on it and you're performing. they can't say cut. and this morning, we're going to remember her legacy. so beautiful. >> i mean what a legacy it is. >>> also this morning, we have a surprise for a real-life superhero and who better to help us pull it off than dwayne johnson. so we are looking forward to hanging out with dwayne and surprising this man. >> we are looki

better life. >>> now appearing on broadway, actor john david washington.alking down the street and you look up and you see your name on the marquee, are you shocked or are you used it to by now? >> makes me nervous every time. like oh my god. but i also see my uncle. so i also feel like part of my family is with me. >> reporter: actor john david washington is making his broadway debut as boy willy in august wilson's "the piano lesson." some would say the 38-year-old was born to act. his mom is an actor and so is his dad, a guy named denzel. >> my father, he walked me around these streets when he was getting ready for speaks peer in the park. i used to love when he would recite his lines. >> reporter: at first he did not follow in his father's footsteps. he went to moorehouse on a football scholarship. >> what motivated it really was independence, was my own name, was being able to carry my own weight in my life. even though i was hiding what i really wanted to do, it gave me an identity. >> reporter: you were ieding what you really wanted to do. >> because

there was no way they were going t bring back 1776 to broadway with all white performers.re taken to look at the story a la hamilton using a wide variety of underrepresented people. that's a good thing. somewhere it seems to get to the point of excess and makes delivering a good show seem secondary. to review post george floyd, which was no longer acceptable that an asian woman direct unless she was supplemented by a black man. when a slave auction was contemplated, consulting only the black actors was inadequate because it was lumping the nonblack people of color with the whites. by the way, those nonblack people of color have their own affinity group within this production. and let's not forget gender equality too. it reminds me of james watt, ronald reagan's embattled secretary of the interior who in 1983 caused quite a firestorm. he was speaking to a chamber of commerce gathering and he bragged about his composition of his coleasing competition. he said we have every mix you can have. i have a black, a woman, two jews and a cripple. we have talent. he thought he was be

so hopefully it will trigger a few other people that may say hey, there is a little vibe back on broadwayet's participate. i really a plowed this guy. >> thank you. >> anymore comments? >> there are no more public comment for these item. >> okay, we close public comment. do we have a motion. >> i move approval with staff recommendations. >> is there a second. >> i'll second. >> excellent we can vote. >> president. >> aye. >> vice president camino. >> aye. >> commissioner fazism. >> aye. >> commissioner tomas. >> aye. >> and commissioner wong. >> congratulations your entertainment permit has been approves and now the buildup. le please follow-up with our crowd. and before my voice changed i once changed with paul ruebic. great guy from what i remember, i was nine years old. all right, we can do the next item on hearing agenda. >> great that will be our final permit application which is a final amendment for the mix located at 406, 18th street. to request sound in their back patio. they've had prerecorded music. however as you know, the ec did not permit outdoor music at the time and theref

i started performing when i was 8 years old on broadway in "les mis."g up and she made "funny girl" what it is, so i know that we would all be so thrilled and i would just -- it would be incredible. >> so we all know you can sing. we've all heard you sick. how hard was it to learn the tap-dance? >> oh, my gosh, it was so hard. we have an incredible tap choreographer on our show and she is so incredibly gifted and she took the time and patience to help me learn to tap so not only do i tackle this incredible challenge every night, but i also tap, so it's wonderful. >> and how do you balance that all with a 2-year-old boy at home? >> you know, i'm figuring it out. i am. i'm figuring it out. i have the best husband, he's so wonderful and family to help but it's definitely, you know, a challenge but he loves that momma sings and he knows i go to work and, you know, he probably won't be able to come and see this show, but if he's watching right now, i love you so much and i'll be home and picking up from school today. i love you. >> there you go. there is a p

eden is one of the stars of the broadway production, as well as other blockbuster shows.ill be performing a number of songs that she's become known for and even will take the stage at the arena theater this sunday at five p.m. you can go to ktvu dot web dot com. web links for more information about tickets and the concert. we got that six o'clock we'll get back to the arrest of a man from san francisco that police officers called a serial harasser more on what led to the arrest of someone suspected of groping and chasing women for weeks. also at six will show you the surveillance photos that may help bring in the people suspected of taking off with an east beef stores. cash register, but first russian president vladimir putin, warning ukrainian allies not to interfere. i'm trey angst in ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and d

the fire started on broadway near fifth street, close to interstate 80 early tuesday morning. oakland police say a resident told investigators that the fire was started when flames from a barbecue went out of control. fortunately there were no reports of injuries. opd though , says the fire cost more than $100,000 in damage to their vehicles, which were parked at the department. transportation lot. police officers say we'll take help from everyone to reduce the number of serious car crashes in the south bay, coming up their words of caution for pedestrians, pedestrians, cyclists and drivers will take kitchen, north carolina, where people in one raleigh neighborhood mourned the loss of mass shooting victims, and we'll show you what's being done to get a better understanding of the long term impacts of this year's mosquito fire. and a barrier weather from stubborn fog out there having a big impact on temperatures, keeping the coastal spots on the cool side as you can see our live camera right now. there's a fog already back in the picture. what does this mean for your weekend? w

this is video that was taken from the area of broadway and fifth mar butter say they were able to quickly put out the flames and that no one was hurt. at six tonight pleasant and police are investigating a series of home burglaries, including several attempted break ins all happening on the same night, a crime reporter henry lee tells us one woman managed to scare off to invaders who almost made it up the stairs. i heard a huge bang. louder than you could imagine. this woman who didn't want to be identified, was at home and pleasant and last week when she heard what turned out to be a rear sliding glass door being smashed. it's 9 20 at night. then i heard footsteps up the stairs. i think i maybe had one more foot step left, and i kind of froze in my bedroom. but she decided to take action. i just screamed and screamed and screamed, and i said, get out of my house! and they ran and we're out. the same way they came in. she looked out her window and saw them drive off. she then went outside and called for help . this surveillance video captured her streams as a neighbor ran to help. it's te

and this would be 8 80 at broadway. on the freeway, so they've taken care of it. if you are trying to get into the tube, i would not suggest getting in right there at fifth and broadway, go over to webster street and get in the tube that way to get into alameda. ah and you'll have that other tube the posey tube close until five o'clock four construction, but for the most part, we're off to a nice start here. if you just kind of missed it, it won't be having effect. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's pretty good right now. with no major issues for 32, let's go back to the headlines. alright, thanks, sal. well, seeing as a mother is asking for help to find whoever shot and killed her only son. 33 year old jamal watkins was a security guard and the father of four boys. he was shot in july while visiting a cousin in oakland. watkins was driving alone and crashed into a building. his mother, tina harris, says she used to talk to him four times a day and says they were planning a family vacation to disneyland

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