to me, sergio represents broadway.spanic, latino, and latina were most common. now, some younger folk in particular are gravitating towards a new term, latinx. but not everybody is on board. - latinx. are you for it or against it? or you prefer other terms? - i don't really know really what it is. - that's honest. - i kinda moved to the beat of my own drum. you know, if it sticks, it sticks. i do my thing. - labels don't mean anything to you. - i don't like the names and titles and boxes and categories. never really been my thing, you know? - i'm with tony. i never knew the true definition. - but you know, hey. got the word latino in it, so rock on. you know? - hey, i love it. - i support it. - yeah. - you know, i don't understand, like, how did it happen? - so latinx represented all latin people, regardless of masculine, feminine. and then it has sort of a nongender. but a lot of people don't like it. a lot of people-- no, i like latino. leave it alone. some people say, i like hispanic. you know. - those are just incl

i sent rachel a text and said, i'm going to call people and get this to broadway wham a broadway play just -- i'm only going because i have to get to a break. like a book or movie it stamps it for america. >> it means it in oklahoma, nebraska, all the places they're banning books, banning writing of black queer women. they're going to have to do it at so many high school, because they just did it on broadway. >> you're using a prestige as a vector. i love it. i'll close with one more bar. barrington levy, i'm broad, i'm broad, i'm broader than brdway. >> i can also give you one little thing? >> go. >> mel brooks said, if you have filament of curiosity, go see the sign of sidney brustein. heard in jeremy. we'll be right back. heard in jeremy. we'll be right back. good thing the general gives you a break when you need it. yeah, with flexible payment options to keep you covered. so today is your lucky...day [crash] so today is your lucky...day for a great low rate, go with the general. introducing astepro allergy. now available without so tod a prescription....day astepro is the first an

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eastern. >> janai: and more broadway recommendations from gio. just kidding.ll see you right back here tomorrow morning. have a great saturday. see you here tomorrow. have a great saturday. abc seven mornings. >> all news, all morning. >> good morning, everyone. i'm liz creutz. today in half moon bay, a public summit will be held to address how the community can improve the lives of farm workers. it comes nearly four months after the tragic mass shooting at two different farms in half moon bay, where seven people were killed. the summit aims to shed light on some of the challenges farmworkers face, including their living conditions like access to clean water and health care. the summit is from 1 to 3 p.m. at the boys and girls club of the coastside event center. happening today in oakland, the grand opening of a seven bedroom home by ronald mcdonald house charities. the opening celebration and block party kicks off at 10 a.m. the home is just steps away from ucsf benioff children's hospital, oakland. it provides families with a place to stay while their childr

he's back on broadway in the new play "pictures from home."n lane. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> nathan: how about that? thank you all very much. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> stephen: there you go. >> nathan: wow. >> stephen: please. i like the pinstripes. >> nathan: thank you. >> stephen: i feel like we are about to go into fugue for ten horns. >> nathan: [laughs] rainy days and mondays always get me down but not when i'm with you, stephen. i hope it's not too late to say happy new year to you and the lovely evie. >> stephen: oh, no, not at all. happy new year to you. >> nathan: i hope it's a good year for all of us. as george santos likes to say, "whole new year, whole new me." >> stephen: you know what. >> nathan: and i'm getting organized marie kondo style. >> stephen: that's how you're starting 2023? >> nathan: i went through the garage. i threw out all confidential documents that don't spark joy. >> stephen: it's important. everybody should do that. since the last time we were together, it's been too long. that's my fault. i apolog

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on broadway at the lunt-fontanne theatre. josh groban.tephen sondheim during covid, anything you'd like to ask him, any questions about his work? >> josh: sondheim loved seeing his work interpreted and done. he always had a light in his eye whenever he would talk about a production somewhere that was going to do one of his works. we felt very, very grateful that he knew this was going to happen and he was excited that we were doing it and he passed away sadly two days before our first music rehearsal, over a year ago now. >> stephen: did you ever have a chance to perform his stuff in front of him? >> josh: yes, i was very lucky to have had a friendship with him and i got to sing for him. nerve-racking. i was very fortunate to ride on the coattails of the late great barbara cook who invited me. she knew i was a big fan. invited me to sing with her at the met here in new york and we sang "move on." from sunday in the park. stephen was out there and i didn't know and she said sondheim was out there and he said it was really, really beautiful

"the phantom of the opera" has been the largest generator of income and jobs in broadway and u.s.e you a cat person >> well, i am a cat person well, i was -- [ cheers ] -- a total cat person until i saw the "cats" movie [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you can't say -- no -- no you can't - [ applause ] no standing, no standing >> but what happened in the "cats" movie was during the course of it being, as it were, shot -- which i hoped the whole movie would have been -- [ laughter ] but i -- i bought this little puppy. and he's called mojito he's a little -- and he's a little havanese dog. he comes from cuba and that's little 'jiti. >> jimmy: that's you and mojito >> yeah, mojito. [ audience awws and so, you know, one of those things, you know you're allowed to take a therapy -- or dog like that kind on airplanes. you know, you can -- >> jimmy: oh, sure >> but you have to have a doctor's certificate to do it >> jimmy: yes. >> you know that so, i forget which airline it was now, but i said to the airline, "i have to have my little therapy companion dog with me. and they said, "you need a

at the genie from disney's "aladdin" on broadway.er] >> byron: she was soon transported to new amsterdam theater for her broadway debut in the state's "aladdin." >> would you kindly tell this beautiful young lady about her future? >> i, that you want to know about love. >> byron: a start was born. a lifelong wish fulfilled. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] good for her. that is "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. have a good and safe weekend.

seven years ago you made your broadway debut? crazy, we did at last long. >> stephen: now you're starting as willy loman in "death of a salesman." one of the great tragedies of the 20th century by arthur miller and this is actually the first time there has been an all black loman family. what does the black experience in america -- [cheers and applause] what does the black american experience bring to the roles? >> all the themes we are doing the play, nothing changed except a few slight things. we are doing death of a salesman, all of the themes, all of the conflict that was originally in the play. that's part of the play and the condemnation of the pursuit of materialism and wealth and capitalism and how you can lose sight of that as a man who is pursuing this sort of delusional approach to something he doesn't understand the first wealth in life is the love of family and not materialism. it is heightened the unobtainable american dream is heightened as so many black families especially in the 1940s, 1949, you can see all of th

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pretty cool walking to work knowing that your face is up on a broadway marquee? and started laughing. you look weird. >> tough critics. tough critics. a "sunday sitdown" with oscar isaac. plus another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with the country facing a potential economic crisis as a deal is not raised to reach the debt limit and soon. tough words for republicans as president biden heads home from the g7 summit in japan. nbc's chief white house correspondent and "saturday today" anchor peter alexander is traveling with the president in hiroshima. peter, what's the latest there? >> reporter: willie, this morning president biden is now en route back to washington, and his first order of business aboard air force one this morning is going to be a call to the house speaker, kevin mccarthy, to discuss the debt ceiling with the potential for a catastrophic default now just a week and a half away. the talks between white house negotiators and house republicans, they've effectively been on hold since friday. the major sticking points right now rem

they were so supportive. >> what does it mean to have your name on a broadway marquee?k on broadway, chastain has to play to a new audience every night. >> walking out of stage door on broadway and seeing a bunch of people there waiting, that has to be surreal, doesn't it? >> it's crazy. it makes me feel just so grateful. i always look back at the kid that was imagining doing theet eastern living in new york some day and saying, wow, you did it. i still can't wrap my head around it. >> you can see jessica's tony nominated performance in "a doll's house" at the hudson theater through june 10th. thank you for hosting our conversation. don't forget to subscribe to the podcast to hear the full interview with jessica chastain. you can find that on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. >>> next week, a new sunday sitdown with chastain's friend and julliard classmate, oscar isaac on a career that has gone from star wars to his new play on broadway. oscar isaac next >>> good morning. it's 6:38. happy sunday and happy mother's day. we have a beautiful picture over sfo. we ha

the longest running show in the history of broadway.e met gala. who does that? the annual parade of celebrity decadence at new york's metropolitan museum of art honored lagerfeld. in honor of his cat, doja kat dressed up like a cat and jared leto in a cat costume. but another creature stole some of the flashbulbs on the red carpet, a cockroach. yes, a cockroach crashing fashion's biggest night. the tiny insect waltzed in like it is an a-lister as photographs rushed to snap photos. sadly, the cockroach never made it into the party for whatever the goes on in there because someone squished it into the carpet. look, it's new york city. you're going to have a cockroach. our next high to the impressive juggling act, one dad pulled off in a major league baseball game with a beer, a foul ball and a human baby all in play. >> dad's making plays. nice. a beverage, a baby and a baseball. >> that is lifelong los angeles dodgers fan steve pettitte with daughter kelsey strapped to his chest and a beer in hand coming through with the effortless grab

so "lights on broadway" became "nights on broadway." ♪ i follow you ♪ ♪ you did not want me to ♪ ♪ imeaning of the song. >> he was looking for one of us to scream in tune, if possible. i said, i'll go out and give it a shot. >> let's do it. >> so, he went out there and he did the -- ♪ baby the nights on broadway ♪ >> everybody in the control room woke up and was like, oh, this is a new sound. >> i was thinking, my god, where is this coming from? i can do this. my whole life i didn't know i could do this. >> everybody was giving him credit. he was singing. i said, keep on doing it. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> arif brought it out of us. we were the first to sing falsetto. we loved the stylistics. we loved the spinners. they were all falsetto singers. ♪ >> there's something to be sasaid about all music. the falsetto is very much a black tradition, but they've translated it into this interesting interpretation of soul. but i guess, more importantly for me, it's emotional. >> because we were so excited about this, we started writing songs for this voice. >> it created another dimension of sou

she's now making her broadway debut in "prima facie." thanks for having me. >> stephen: congratulations, first of all. for those people out there who don't know, the olivier award is sort of the british tonys, live theatrical awards. just this weekend you won and olivier award for your performance in "prima facie" on the west end back. that's nice. >> jodie: yeah, it was. it was lovely. it was a bit of a whirlwind. we've been in the first week of rehearsals and we flew saturday evening, arrived sunday, the event was sunday and we were all back on the flight. the team are in here. there they are. >> stephen: in all of that, did you have any time to celebrate? >> jodie: yes. always. we went to the after party. mum and dad were there. i brought my mum and dad as my guests. look at them getting screen time. >> stephen: that's nice. there you go. >> jodie: we went to the after party. we danced until very late and then they went home and i got on my flight. >> stephen: you've got to emmy. you've got this. what do you do with the awards? you ha

lillias white is on broadway with our mo rocca. [ applause ] >> reporter: the night broadway star lillias my entire heart. >> reporter: she has been given audiences her heart for over four decades in shows like "dreamgirls," "chicago." ♪ >> reporter: and how to succeed in business without really trying. she wasn't the original actress in those roles or in "hadestown" where she is following in the formidable footsteps of tony winner andre de shields. but white is the exemplar of the showbiz exhortation to make it your own. ♪ >> reporter: behold lillias white in concert, taking ownership of the streisand classic "don't rain on my parade." >> it was a song that i mean from my heart when i sing it. ♪ i guess i didn't make it ♪ >> you don't have a right to make me feel bad or unhappy. don't get in my way of my joy. en the is me. >> reporter: performances like that have earned lillias white a place on the brooklyn botanic garden's celebrity path. >> george gershwin. >> reporter: you must have sung plenty of. which honors legendary brooklynites like mae west and larry king. >> judge judy. carole

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i'm not a singer like the singers you see on broadway.eard, you're nowhere near that do you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> so i know i can sing funny patter songs, and i know i can do the comedy involved but it's not like they're putting on a new musical and they go, you know, "you know, can we get that rosie o'donnell? [ laughter ] "because that voice is so soothing." >> jimmy: "people really" -- [ laughter ] yeah, no, yeah but you crushed it there and i -- you know what you're also crushing it on is tiktok. >> yes >> jimmy: tiktok loves you >> i love tiktok you don't stop, right? >> jimmy: tiktok, you don't stop >> exactly >> jimmy: but how'd you get involved with tiktok >> my daughter, who is 20 years old and was very bored during the pandemic >> jimmy: yeah >> and her name is vivi. she's very beautiful, very smart. >> jimmy: hi, vivi >> and she told me that i had to do one with her and i'm like, "i'm not going to dance. it's going to look ridiculous. and so i did it just, you know, because i'm a mom. [ light laughter ]

i'm on broadway.hest thing from your mind. >> the crazy thing is that was my dream i wanted to work at the oregon shakespeare festival i wanted to work in theater and being an actor doing that. i never imagined that working in film would happen and how amazing it's been that i've had this incredible career there but also to get back here, it feels like i'm back to my roots. >> it's grueling broadway is grueling i hear from every actor or actress that comes in it's two shows on certain days >> eight shows a week, yes. >> it is a lot, especially as intense as that is. >> yeah. >> so that's over here when you get down time and it's for you, what do you choose to do with that time? i don't have a lot of down time, but when i have down time, i just need to turn my brain off i'm a big fan of a hot bath. i can take a hot bath and maybe watch a little bravo. i love doing that. >> what is your bravo choice >> everything. >> you don't care? >> all of it >> sometimes you just need to let go >> honestly, i don't

. >>> of the bay area events calendar, brought to you by broadway san jose. >> the walnut creek art andine festival returns for its 39th year with music, crafts and family fun. and at the union street festival this weekend, the best surfers in san francisco will compete in the popular race on sunday. plus, les miserables is returning to san jose after 20 years, get access to tickets when you subscribe to broadway san jose's 2023-2024 seas >>> celebrating our bridge builders in our community and we are looking at a map of a teacher's lifework. he said we need to strive for a passing grade when it comes to equity and education. the most recent data shows only 3.9% of public school teachers in our state are black. meanwhile, black students make up about 5.4% of total enrollment. the data also shows that some bay area schools are essentially lacking black teachers. about 21% of the teachers in oakland unified are black but that number is only about 5% if you cross over the bridge at oakland unified. let's broaden out the look, statewide, black male teachers make up 1.2% of public school tea

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hits, a super bowl halftime show ♪ because i know that i can live without you ♪ >> reporter: and a broadway, keep on burning ♪ >> now i'm sitting there watching them do a show that it took me years to learn and do. [ laughter ] and here it took them a matter of months to master >> reporter: in a recent hbo documentary, turner reflecting on all she had been through. >> i had an abusive life there's no other way to tell the story. ♪ yeah, you're simply the best ♪ >> reporter: a survivor and performer, tina turner was simply one of the best >> i think i have something very special to do. it makes sense to me that i'm here for something more than my dancing and all of what i've done with my life ♪ you're the best ♪ >>> and later in the broadcast, we'll remember much more of tina turner's legacy >>> but right now, let's turn to some developing news. just moments ago, florida governor ron desantis making it official announcing his run for president, but a scheduled appearance on twitter with elon musk not going off without a hitch, appearing to attract more listeners than the site could handle he

some technological wizardry to make music magic tonight in new york it was the end of an era on broadwayom of the opera" played its final performance sunday night. you've been pretty broken up about this? >> yeah, jimmy. >> jimmy: what was a song you were singing? all of them, really. >> most of them, yeah. >> jimmy: the "phantom of the opera" was the longest running show in the history of broadway. everyone in new york has sung and acted in it. also happens to be number one of donald trump's. it's a regular on the hayes playlist, he puts the song on almost every week and we thought with the help of cutting-edge technology, who better than to pay tribute to a new york spectacle that rose to popularity in the '80s than another spectacle who rose the popularity in the 80s. here it is. >> ♪ nighttime ♪ a deep sensation ♪ ♪ i don't know ♪ ♪ you'll have to tell us about that ♪ ♪ a long time ago i was told i had a great year for music ♪ ♪ let your ♪ ♪ darker side ♪ ♪ give into ♪ ♪ the power of big music ♪ being, being ♪ ♪ fong, have you ever tried opera? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: there h

but are you used to broadway now that you got - you were tony nominated.hat was phenomenal. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did you grow up being a broadway kid or were you one for the theater? >> you know, i started -- the first thing i ever did was theater, so it really is kind of my first love and even singing and dancing was the first thing i did, i was like a chorus kid. and you know, every production of every children's theater thing. and it's just -- >> jimmy: no way >> yeah, it makes me feel like a kid again when i'm on stage. it just makes me feel there's a kind of, like, freedom and expansiveness to it that you really can't get anywhere else >> jimmy: no there's nothing like it, too and also to see a broadway show, too, i can't help it, no matter - >> it's so exciting, isn't it? >> jimmy: it's so exciting they work so hard, i could never do anything like that at all, what you guys do, what they do. but at the end, i'm always like, with the standing ovation, i get so misty and so emotional like they're my kids >> well, 'cause -- [ laughter ] >> jim

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[cheers and applause] >> stephen: this is a broadway house.earning experience. i think i was a little ill-prepared. do you know who marian wright edelman is? she's this incredible woman, children's defense fund. she has a few books. one is "the measure of our success" it's called -- she wrote these letters to her sons about rules. she talks about failing. i feel like that experience was so humbling for me and embarrassing at times, to be not great, you know i mean? but it's important to fail. and it was good for me. >> stephen: it could also be just as important not to be so [bleep] hard on yourself. >> keri: [laughs] that's true. that's true. >> stephen: keri, lovely to see you. "the diplomat" premieres april 20th on netflix. keri russell, everybody. we'll be right back. >> stephen: good night! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reggie: ♪ are you ready to have some fun ♪ ♪ we will tonight ♪ ♪ it's out of sight ♪ ♪ and it's going to be all right ♪ ♪ "the late late show" ♪ ladi a

because this is somebody's first broadway show and this is somebody's last broadway show.iences are hot. people come in from all over the country to see us. it is our job to deliver, to move them, to give them a story well told around an ancient campfire called the theater. and we're live. you can get away with a lot less when you're live. >> i want to ask you about the memoir you wrote. it's a mother/daughter story, and it does tie into the character you're playing. >> it does indeed. it's number one in parent relationships on amazon. when i was asked to write a celebrity autobiography, i said let me write about something universal, which is my mother, who lived to 103, and my relationship with her and the rainbow of our relationship. it started out quite distant and we eventually became treed that bowered together. every chapter is a scene. in between each scene what an end one, where you put the shallow curtain down and the actor comes out in front and does a tap dance as they're changing the scenery. so in between every chapter is a story about my career, whether it's

jamie wax, cbs news, new york. >> norah: it's great to see broadway back.ft. >> yeah. the police took her. >> announcer: but his ex... >> may i speak, your honor? >> judge judy: no. >> okay. >> announcer: ...lets nothing hold her back. >> but even after he dismissed... >> judge judy: you're talking to me. >> sorry. even after he dismissed the restraining order... >> judge judy: don't think that that's the way we run the joint. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution logan bain is suing his ex-girlfriend, allison dominguez, for vandalizing and stealing his property, the unpaid balance on a motorcycle, and a false restraining order. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 472 on the caar

i was just excited >> and these are two country music people right here, right on broadway. even when you're not getting to watch everything, because once you see these folks do it, you have that image in your mind, because they bring so much joy and all sound so good >> and you have been working for this for ten years >> yeah, i was 14 when we started. >> i measure it by his kids. they were born -- we met with robert horn, our book writer, his kids were born in palm springs that week. >> so it's the same age as the kids >> brandy, shane, thank you so much, and for the cast of "corn," y'all are amazing! make sure you catch it at the neederlander theater right here in new york. and you can stream the cast album tomorrow, wherever you get your music >>> we are back in just a moment with the third and fourth hours, but first your local news, >>> good morning.g. 8:56. i'i'm mararcus wawashington.. breakingng news,, firstst respo say abobout 300 schchool childl avavoided sererious injuryy at school busus crash in s san jos evergreeeen neighboborhood alon eastst capital exprpressw

jamie wax, cbs news, new york. >> norah: it's great to see broadway back.family of a man was killed at a walgreens security guard, reacting to the charges being dropped. >> it is just disgusting and a letdown. not only for black trans youths, but the black youths in san francisco. >>> and plus a ghost light coming back to life. it's not a scary camp fire story, but it's being called a disaster, happening in slow motion. >>> i'm john ramos in sonoma county. and what is it about modern life that's literally driving people crazy? we'll have that story coming up. >>> let's begin tonight with the security guard who shot and killed a man at a san francisco walgreens. he's free right now. the d.a. followed through on what she told us last night that she would do and drop the charges against him. but friends and family of the man killed aren't happy with this announcement. jose martinez spoke to them about what they want to see happen next. >> conflicted and outraged. that's how some community leaders tell us they feel after the district attorney's decision not to

and the broadway show is good. i'm so glad i got to see it. that was one of the last times we saw her in public. it is touring the country right now. if you get the chance, g it. it's a remarkable way to look at her career. kumasi: wasn't it pre-covid that it started? tina said i don't workout, i don't drink, i don't do drugs. drew: she definitely got a workout. skies across the city. here is a live look showing you the cloud cover over the city. this stubborn today and tomorrow to break down. that keeps us cooler than average for the next two days. by the weekend, we will see som changes. the holiday weekend is looking quite pleasant. by 9:00 a.m., still lots of cloud cover and those clouds are not leaving the coast. highs in our clouds are slow to clear. cloudy but more sunshine in palo alto. downtown, limited sunshine, very cloudy. 50's and 60's in the north 50's and low 70's on the east bay. you will get sunshine around 10:00 a.m., 60's for land, fremont low to mid 70's. jupiter are still below average for this time of year. tonight is mai

when tina became a broadway musical in 2019, big welcome on ten from there and keep on learning musicalife, but it's like a poison that turned to medicine. happy as i am now. the queen of rock n roll, whose legacy extends far beyond. and the music. do you realize that you are a feminist hero in america? heroine in your wife just told me that. no. do you realize that i'm beginning to? you see, it wasn't something that i planned. i kind of see it as a gift. her 1986 memoir, i, tina became synonymous with survival. angela bassett, writing in a statement overnight, tina turner showed others who lived in fear. what a beautiful future filled with love, compassion and freedom should look like. and tina herself telling oprah in 2013 that her legacy could be summed up with just one word endurance . my legacy is that i stayed on course from the beginning to the end because i believed in something inside of me that told me that it can get better or you can make something better and that i want it better. so my legacy is a person that strived for wanting it better and got it . and oprah sharing a t

two years ago, there was a broadway show, broadway musical called "tina." even though when she wasn't performing herself, there was a lot about her. it's the old videos and the old pictures and the old performances. there's something about growing up and, you know, becomes part of your memory forever. again, a lot of these aging rockers, we're going to lose more. it's tough. makes you think as you said when you were a little kid and watching performers like tina turner grow and evolve. these power house players. >> martha: in the days when we used to watch tv with our whole families in front of the television set, i remember her coming out and being like wow. you know, i mean just like this tiny dress that she had on and that immense confidence and just enormous talent. she really sort of made you sit up and pay attention in such an enormous way. thanks so much. great to have you with us. as you say, we're losing a lot of these legends that created rock and roll. that created the kind of music that has just laid down the marker for everyone that was to foll

she is currently starring as fanny brice in "funny girl" on broadway our friend beanie feldstein willtastic emmy-nominated actor you can see in "stranger things." matthew modine will be joining us [ cheers and applause and we will have music from grammy award-winning bluegrass artist billy strings [ cheers and applause so we've got a great show. before we get to all that, so after the draft decision -- the draft decision overturning roe v. wade was leaked last month, we wrote a sketch and we filmed it last week because, unlike, i don't know, the democratic leadership, we saw this coming. [ light laughter ] so here's our sketch that we filmed last week from "late night" writer jeff wright. >> as s you all knknow, there'en a leakeded draft, anand one of s on it. >> a draraft wewe going to o war? >> no, a a drafted p proposal to overturn o one of us >> damamn, that's s sad. well, sorrrry to see y you go, loving v v. virginia interracial mamarriage hadad its run. >> what, i interracialal marria? i'm all ababout how lolove doest see e color. >>>> yeah, butut we don't t neew toto prove thah

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