the broadway show is another. is one more challenging?way, it's really crazy. i really don't know what i was thinking, because wow. it's like therapy every night. >> stephen: is it the fact that you're being revelatory? or the fact -- you've performed in front of thousands and thousands of people all the time. >> melissa: there's a difference. i performed for half a million people at woodstock. '94. it was huge. '94, not the '69 one. that's one thing. they are all crazy and everybody kind of has a good time and you're there to build it up. with any concert audience. but a play on broadway. some people don't even know who i am. they just bought tickets, tickets down in times square. they show up. some people think it's a jukebox musical. they can't believe that i actually walk out on stage and perform. >> stephen: thought someone is going to be playing melissa etheridge. >> melissa: i had a guy scream in the middle of the show when he realized it was me. i was like, what? >> stephen: wow, you do a really good melissa etheridge. okay. how w

we've got broadway star lindsay mendez, jonathan groff.onathan groff and a young man... young man named daniel radcliffe will be out here. [cheers and applause] from the broadway hit show. merrily we roll along. here at the hudson theatre. happy to be back. anyone over there had covid recently? everybody dodging the bullet? i forgot, i kind of forgot. like, that's done. evie, my darling wife, sid we should go get the booster. oh, i definitely want to get the booster. i haven't had a day off since we came back in. we've been making up for lost time because we were off for five months. last weekend, i was in los angeles interviewing a big, big star who's going to be on the show in november. this star does not do talk shows. this is a legend, truly. name the legend of all legends. this is one of them. i was out in l.a. and i got covid from traveling out there. evie got the shot. she was with me the whole time. we did everything together. fear not, we smooched plenty and she got the booster and did not get covid. i did not get the booster and

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it is back on broadway this is a big deal [ cheers and applause the original broadway productions won little research here and found out you were once nominated for a tony. >> yes a long time ago, i used to -- i lived in england, in london, and i got an envelope in the mail one day and it -- i opened -- big beautiful envelope and it said, "congratulations, you have been nominated for best actress on broadway." [ laughter ] and i'd never been to broadway or even america. but so, i wrote back and said, "this is very moving for me. i'm very honored because, a, i've not been on broadway, and b, i'm not really an actress." i have worn women's clothing on television from time to time, but not really an actress. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, i accepted. and then i never heard anymore and it turned out it was for chita rivera [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what >> well, how do you send it to london, to chita rivera? you know -- anyway so, i was that close to being in the remake of "west side story." >> jimmy: oh, that's not true. [ cheers and applause that is not -- okay, look. come on. [ cheers and appl

we did fences on broadway.ay, how does it affect us sitting in the seats today? so, we've been through a racial awakening. we've been through the pandemic. we have been through the last three or four presidential terms. what does this say to us now? i think this play reminds us like, what's good about america. we've got to fight for what's good about america. when i left every night to sit down and watch black and brown and white and folks sit there and left together. for the last two years, we forgot that had to laugh. if someone is different politically or allegedly it's like oh, i can't say this. i can't do it. i can't laugh with them. we are human, you know? we are flawed. we are wrong. let's laugh, and i think when people see the play, they laugh. when they get home, they think about it. how well do i know my neighbor? what's my relationship to my church, my friends, my enemies? >> are we laughing in the same spots, though? >> no. >> i asked that. i think we're thinking of the same thing. towards the end i

also along the embarcadero right between broadway and battery. we're also seeing closures there. public transportation might be your best bet if you are traveling today. darya james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to a 47. the time and a new free water taxi is expected to put into place between alameda and oakland. the city's website says this vision is for a water taxi to shuttle people between the foot, a 5th street in alameda and the foot of broadway in oakland. it's expected to operate 4 to 5 days per week depending on funding and the season. >> well, that's a good way to get around because you can't take the horse in the north bay. 2 horses took a little road trip. they didn't get too far that you feel it. female versus nickname, maple stir up. haha and tater trot. i love the names they trotted away from their home at morningstar farm in nevado and this was sunday night and they ended up being spotted walking down the street and a nearby neighborhood at 8, 11, 30 at night. and the police and the owners were able to wrangle them and get them back in their stables.

we are here on broadway.>> shows that died young. >> reporter: former "new york times" theater critic ben brantley has seen clips. with the show in previews, the theater didn't make a ticket available to him. so when you heard that the star alicia keys was working on a musical, partly based on her own life, what was your reaction? >> well, i mean her voice has been a part of the wallpaper of my life. it is a great selling point. that's the lure. >> reporter: there is a term for shows built around pop hits. jukebox musicals. >> when i was using them in the early days when they were first emerging this droves, i suppose i used it if not with contempt then with cynicism because it seemed like a lazy way to put a show together. >> the new key -- >> reporter: he says the fact that "hell's kitchen" changes up some of the most familiar songs to fit the plot may help de-jukebox-ify the show. >> when i'm maximizing those sounds, help it grow. >> reporter: i like that she is doing to her self. >> when familiar songs so

i see him hanging out on broadway.your guest to show up? >> i'm kind of working on that right now. >> lawrence: using it as a dating tool. >> my mom is always my backup date. she is going to try to make it if i can't find someone. >> ainsley: tell us about you. >> songwriter. typical thing that most people do i play music. i got a group yours for the taking me and my brother. kind of grew up around music no brain tore come to nashville. >> steve: i'm ready to audition. i'm working on my baritone. yesterday, after we interviewed you, you came back and he told me that he has a shop like three doors down and we could all get an employee discount. >> absolutely, come see me at the boot barn. i see he has a pair right there. >> ainsley: those are beautiful. >> lawrence: i need a new pair. maybe i will stop by. >> get you set one a nice exotic pair of gators. >> lawrence: these are shark. >> stingray and everything. >> brian: can you describe how broadway has grown. >> growing in a cool way. attracting a lot of cool people a

police say it happened about 5 o'clock last night near broadway in columbus. the crew told police that a vehicle pulled up and 3 suspects with guns got out and demanded their equipment. no word tonight on what kind of vehicle the suspects were driving in. the mayor's office tells that they have worked with media partners to help the visiting crew and provide them with equipment that they can borrow. police arrest a man that they say was involved in the deadly shooting over the weekend in san leandro as kron four's philippe djegal tells us tonight this is the 3rd homicide investigated in the area since september. leandro. police say 48 year-old samuel langworthy pulled a handgun out of this car parked in the chili's grill and bar parking lot saturday afternoon. >> during an argument with his domestic partners grown daughter then shot her in the head, killing her. it marks the 3rd homicide reported at bayfair center since september. sad here and i lived here my whole >> why community? everything seems peaceful around here, but especially around the holidays. so

the first was on november. 3rd in the burger, king parking lot of north broadway. and that was just across the police department. and the second happened after that was on wednesday at the auto to be a car wash on north main. and a new free water. taxi service is being planned between alameda in oakland. the city's website says the vision is for the water taxi to shuttle people between of the foot, a 5th street, alameda and the foot of broadway in oakland. >> rain ready? we are storm ready in the city of san jose. >> that san jose mayor matt mahan said that they are ready for the storms and it is raining today maybe san jose yet the city is clear. the drainage channels are already in the foothills. the storm pumps are inspected. they have additional pumps station in flood-prone areas and they are installing 6,000 feet of flood. was you're looking at those there. and that's after last year's storms forced mandatory evacuation of about 300 unhoused residents who are living along the city's creeks. >> situation is quite different. we've been doing a lot of outreach ah

and instead, what the fire did was raged up broadway and burnt my own house. so i actually know, again, this this rhetoric of self-sacrifice that worked for the british to he's like, you know etc. and actually many people were impressed, including some patriots, that british soldiers and sailors were brought in to help with firefighting efforts so that they so so definitely the people the ground were doing their utmost to fight a fire. but that's what you did in the 18th century anyway. there was a small of men who knew how to work engines and were experts at trying to water onto the fire. everybody else was supposed to pitch in either to save, save property or to pass buckets of water along from water sources to the engine to throw more water onto the fire. so in the absence of most of the towns, civilians, i think ordinary soldiers and sailors playing that role in the early morning hours of september 21st. do you think, given the anger the british about the attempted burning of the city, do you think that had anything do with burning the capital in the war?

and instead, what the fire did was raged up broadway and burnt my own house. so i actually know, again, this this rhetoric of self-sacrifice that worked for the british to he's like, you know etc. and actually many people were impressed, including some patriots, that british soldiers and sailors were brought in to help with firefighting efforts so that they so so definitely the people the ground were doing their utmost to fight a fire. but that's what you did in the 18th century anyway. there was a small of men who knew how to work engines and were experts at trying to water onto the fire. everybody else was supposed to pitch in either to save, save property or to pass buckets of water along from water sources to the engine to throw more water onto the fire. so in the absence of most of the towns, civilians, i think ordinary soldiers and sailors playing that role in the early morning hours of september 21st. do you think, given the anger the british about the attempted burning of the city, do you think that had anything do with burning the capital in the war?

also here, hill and along the embarcadero right between battery and broadway. and remember, we're down 2 lanes on the bay bridge, one on the westbound side and one on the eastbound side bay bridge right now in real time is 60 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge just short of 30 minutes. so around. 24 minutes there. let's check on some of our highways, one of the south in along the peninsula. 47 minutes. 85 in menlo park, selanne shutdowns in milpitas about 47 minutes and 80. remember, we started off with an accident there beeville. now that's clear. residual delays of about 21 minutes. crockett down to the maze darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. it 8.17, in the house overwhelmingly passes a package to prevent a government shutdown. >> lawmakers voted to temporarily fund federal agencies through the end are or through the new year. it's a bipartisan vote and now goes to the senate. our dc correspondent jessi turnure has the latest. the senate's top leaders both support the measure and suggest it could be an easier process

the garage is off-broadway near the fox theater. the city hopes that the parking price will attract more people downtown and push climb out. business owners say they are open to pretty much anything at this point. >> everybody is frustrated. but we have to see steps. these are baby steps. but i hope it means the city and the mayor are really committed to turning this around. >> the program will run through the end of the year. the city is also adding extra lighting and security guards at the . >>> today, face masks will be required in hospitals and skilled nursing facilities and alameda, contra costa, sonoma and san mateo county. the cdc said all of california is in the low risk for covid, but county health officials say mandates are precaution to protect patients from flu, covid and rsv. they are in place throughout the flu season. >>> today, we celebrate el d÷a de los muertos. the day of the dead. it is a tribute to the afterlife. a day for people to welcome their deceased relatives for a visit, keeping their memory alive. brightl

and instead, what thfire did was raged up broadway and burnt my own house. so i actually know, again, this this rhetoric of self-sacrifice that worked for the british to he's like, you know etc. and actually many people were impressed, including some patriots, that british soldiers and sailors were brought in to help with firefighting efforts so that they so so definitely the people the ground were doing their utmost to fight a fire. but that's what you did in the 18th century anyway. there was a small of men who knew how to work engines and were experts at trying to water onto the fire. everybody else was supposed to pitch in either to save, save property or to pass buckets of water along from water sources to the engine to throw more water onto the fire. so in the absence of most of the towns, civilians, i think ordinary soldiers and sailors playing that role in the early morning hours of september 21st. do you think, given the anger the british about the attempted rning of the city, do you think that had anything do with burning the capitain the war? 1812

northbound 101, at broadway. >> along the peninsula in burlingame.that little stretch of slowing there. 101, or 2, 80 82. definitely good options to navigate around that layer scene. they bridge right now. 17 minutes heading into the city this morning. our richmond center fell bridge around 9 minutes there. so things steadily building. 101 of the south bay, 30 minutes of that. 85 to menlo park. no need to hop on 2 88. 82 and the south bay over in the east bay san leandro pete is just under 27 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain is 6.18, another round of tech layoffs hit the bay area this week. companies include. >> block and next door announcing cuts. and there's now reports a layoff at cruz potentially as well around 4 sarah stinson takes a closer look. >> 3 tech companies based out of san francisco are laying off hundreds of employees. i spoke with economic analysts who say this is not a true reflection of where tech is going in the new year. less than 2 months of 2023 in several tech companies in san francisco are cutting jobs.

. >> reporter: among the crowds and the discount signs at broadway plaza were for patrol officers and extra security guards, that is a welcome sign for this oakland family. >> walnut creek, i generally feel a lot safer than some of the other places. so we like coming here. >> reporter: they were worried about safety and car break-ins when deciding on where to shop. for san francisco residents, it wasn't the safety. she boarded a bus to shop at nordstrom. she is disappointed many stores including nordstrom have left san francisco due to crime. >> i grew up there and raised three children there, and for it not to be what it used to be is really sad and depressing. >> reporter: walnut creek police say they have stepped up patrols to prevent burglaries and robberies. stephanie is the store manager, like many retailers, she relies on a strong holiday shopping season. she hopes the sales in late december and november can carry them through january and february. >> when i feel the police presence, i feel a little bit safer. >> reporter: over by pleasant hill, not the kind of door buster folk

it was great it was at the james earl jones theatre here on broadway i haven't been to a broadway play the show's been off for five months, so i haven't really been around [ light laughter ] but it was so great. i loved everyone that put on this -- the play and everyone that works there around. i just miss broadway i loved seeing the -- they did the red carpet i saw the broadway.com guy i love that guy. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: he's fantastic i saw him. i -- i -- it was -- i saw anna wintour >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs >> jimmy: sat in front of anna >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs >> jimmy: no big deal. it's not a big deal. right? >> steve: really >> jimmy: who cares? >> steve: i mean, who cares. come on. >> jimmy: who cares? no one's -- no one's asking. >> steve: yeah did you -- who did you sit in front of >> jimmy: oh, anna the -- >> steve: anna who >> jimmy: oh, anna wintour you ever heard of "vogue." >> steve: oh, my god oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: she was behind me the whole time >> steve: really [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: not -- not a big deal i guess i got good seats [ laughter ] i

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steve carell's set to make his broadway debut he will star as a title character in the russian drama4th at lincoln center we've seen him in comedic roles. he's got an oscar and emmy, maybe work on the egot >> this is unbelievable when you see the characters he's had. talented guy looking forward to maybe checking that out. >>> when we come back, a very royal birthday celebration in britain. >>> and what would you charge to let someone infest your house with cockroaches in the name of science? this is not just a shot. ( ♪♪ ) this is protection made easy. ( ♪♪ ) for those who got plans. ( ♪♪ ) get your free flu and covid-19 vaccines in one trip. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fresh. ♪♪ get 6x longer-lasting freshness, plus odor protection. try for under $5! my skin has been so much smoother so much more hydrated. it's olay! with olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin. and my skin is so much more moisturized. see the difference with olay. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance

they've small stretch right between battery and broadway.n mind if you're venturing into the city, public transportation might be your best bet. 30 woman right for on the san mateo bridge. not seen any major delays there down in the south bay, 1, 0, 1, 85 to menlo park about 64 minutes. so we're steadily climbing 101. 57 minutes along 8.80, salinger down to 37 over in the east bay along 80 crockett down towards the maze just under 30 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 7.48. the time and in the east bay making this a new free water. taxi services in the works between alameda and oakland. the city website says the vision is for this water taxi to shuttle people between the foot of the 5th street area in alameda and the foot of broadway in oakland. it's expected to operate 4 to 5 times per week depending on funding and the season. and that i think would be very welcome for a lot of the folks out there. >> it is 7 48 and in the north bay, 2 horses took a little road trip, but they didn't go too far. the 2 female hors

but we do have the sigalert underway in burlingame, northbound 101 at broadway. the on ramp, their speeds still down to around 14mph. and this is where we're seeing that roadwork. so i know a lot of people were expecting this off ramp at harrison street to be closed for the weekend, but it actually is in place today. it will reopen tomorrow. and that, again, is due to some preparation for apec. reggie >> and speaking of apec, it doesn't officially begin for a few more days, but today there's already a high profile economic meeting happening here in san francisco between been the us and china. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live with more on what's at stake. gloria >> good morning, reggie. today is day one of two days of meetings between us treasury secretary janet yellen and china's vice premier ha fung excuse me, ha li fung. and it comes at a time when relations are improving between the two countries and the biden administration is also trying to shore up diplomatic ties. now this is not the first time that yellen and ha have met in person. t

over here, 101 also cleared at broadway. lanes quickly recovering with the speeds there.pproaching the bay bridge, a pretty standard flow. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening now, san francisco is pushing to boost to help small businesses targeted by vandals. the grant will help with storefront damage. it will be available on a first come first serve basis. the program does not cover loss from theft. >>> and then a look at our stories as we move you forward this morning. an armed carjacking led police an armed carjacking led police on a chase, and t suspehect look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and

also coming up broadway populist hobby and then the wins argentine has runoff election. president elect balance to attain dodge and teen is declined after he is an economic mismanagement. possibly wrapping incredible weekends from the world of sports including strategies, victory of the cricket, world count. they also expect india to win a records. the 6th titled spoiling the party to the huge on friday, the 9th and he had walked into the program. israel has released video, it says shows the tomas militants used cars as l chief. a hospital in connection with the october 7th terror attacks. it says the footage shows hostages. bring brought in to the hospital is rel, defense forces. i've also released the video of what it describes as a tunnel running under the hospital. johnson, health officials reject is read the claims that our chief a seat, the top. i'm us come on the control center. the israel defense forces have released this footage. they say shows a tunnel under gases el cheapo hospital to the idea of says the 55 meter long shaft ends with a blast prove door, but did not say what

now, the embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway. most importantly, drivers give yourself some extra time. i'll send it back to you. we'll continue our coverage on a packed throughout the evening. coming up at 6.30, our catherine heenan reports on why president biden might emerge from tomorrow's talks with china's president with at least one win. >> he can talk about. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast, though, taking a live look at downtown san francisco those laser lights are shining down market street again tonight. really cool effect. a crime for super bowl. just lawrence karnow joining us with a look at weather situation. it going to be damp? yeah, i think we've got another round of rain coming. probably 2 more significant rounds within the system. we have a weak one come through. >> early on today, most that rain falling north of the golden gate bridge got a couple showers wonder further south out there right now. you've got some clouds kind of broken out over the golden gate bridge right now. rainfall amounts, as you might e

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. >> all day long between broadway battery streets. the exploratorium is the biggest museum in the country to report net 0 energy operations, which makes it an easy choice to host a part of the apec conferences. climate changes, one of the topics of discussion this week. there are also restrictions around the fairmont hotel in the city's hill neighborhood. >> many of the dignitaries in town, including president biden, are staying at the fairmont and the areas on this map here shaded in red are restricted to the public. >> during the forum the green areas, which i'm not sure that you can see to clearly those are only for authorized and inspected vehicles. kron four's rob nesbitt is actually joining us live from outside of the security checkpoint area. rob's got a little bit more detail. hey, rob. >> in grand am at the intersection of taylor and california streets behind me, you can see the security checkpoint that vehicles have to go through. that's because the fairmont hotel is just down. california street on the left. obviously not ea

he began to collaborate with broadway musicals, with several very famous producers, in particular georgey others who staged shows on broadway, and he also began to collaborate with the chicago opera house, as a costume designer, he created costumes for la traviata for pelyasa and mélisande, who stood in this theater. him also invited to hollywood, in the twentieth year was his first experience of working for cinema, the owner of harper's bazar magazine was also the owner of a film studio called cosmopolitan films. naturally, he was invited as a graphic designer to stage the most beautiful scene of the film, the so-called ball of the gods. the restless sex. the poster for this film stated that the costumes were for the ball scene. created by the famous russian artist rt. roman tyrtov said diversity is important to me in all areas of my life. i'm running away from monotony. he wanted to try himself in different areas of creativity. starting from the cabaret variety show, where he was in fantastic demand, where he did luxurious shows, he begins to collaborate with operas. theaters, with dra

so that stretch of the embarcadero from broadway up to the exploratory. it's completely shut off. so that's part of your normal ride in the morning. you're going to find completely different way around. >> this poses of the world. leaders are at a pack and they're going to have their own events today hosted by first lady jill biden and also tomorrow, the first lady has a brunch at the asian art for them in san francisco. and then on friday, she will be making our way to silicon valley and hold a program focusing on mental health that's happening at the apple campus in cupertino. and you can follow our coverage by scanning this qr code. it will take it to the special spot on kron 4 dot com that we have all the angles. what's going on with a pack and the street closures and everything that might affect you throughout the week as a pet continues. >> police in brentwood say that officers will continue to be at bristow iddle school for the rest of the week after they arrested a studen gun-related threats made at th school. they say the 2 threats were made on tuesday of last wee they ar

this time it belongs to mommy marked on broadway near 40th street corner. is their first break but many of her neighbors haven't been so lucky. honestly, in the last year. >> the whole block is struggling with break-ins. you know. smash and grabs you know, lots of broken windows. aka bauries says she woke up wednesday morning to see that police had called her. >> she rushed down to the store to see the front window broken and their office ransacked. it definitely feels really >> targeted to the small. >> neighborhoods and communities. the suspects only got away with the camera and some petty cash, but they caused about $10,000 worth of damage. aka bauries says it took a lot of work to get the business back open for small business saturday, but they got it done. rallied. you know, we've got a great community here. while acub already told us about their business being broken into just down the road. alameda county district attorney pamela price held a town hall. she said she's addressing these types of crimes on a case-by-case basis yes, of >> when you price

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now a media and the foot of broadway. how oakland? we've been talking about the rain and it is finally here this morning. definitely morning to take your time if you're out there. good morning, john, especially for the north bay rain at because that's where we've seen most of it so far. >> what we've got out there right now is a little bit of shower activity on the golden gate bridge. as you can see that misty looking view of the bridge right now. but those of you in the south bay, as well as further inland might be asking yourselves what's going on here? i don't see any rainfall. well, if you haven't seen it in the south you're probably not going to today. let's take a look at the system sitting offshore right now, the center of circulation of this low is right here. just west of the bay area. if you notice in this advanced of you over the past 6 hours, there's not a whole lot of movement going on right here. the center of circulation has stayed the same. and what that means. the storm is really stalled out immediately to the west of

city, not hilda asking you to stay away from that along the embarcadero right between battery in broadway. we're also say those closures, a richmond center fell bridge about 13 minutes. and let's get a good look at the golden gate bridge number that vista point exit that's close. 20 minute morning drive. 37 to the tolls darya james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining us on this tuesday. rob, looking at the markets right now. the dow is up nearly 500 points. the nasdaq flirt with 300 points to the good side. what is behind this? what's got wall street so excited this morning. >> happy days are here again. sentia lee cpi, consumer price inflation should a flat reading on month month level and the slowest on a year-over-year level in 2 years. so we're beating inflation, maybe a little sooner than we expected. the 10 year treasury drop below 4.5% today, which gives stocks really a lot of ability to work. it's now expected the fed cut interest rates in the 1st half of 2024, which will add more fuel to the market rally and make

show, you're performing on broadway but you're also performing in front of millions of people. preparation that goes into this parade. >> so many of the performers have never been in new york city before this is their opportunity to show their wares here in front of america. >> it's macy's, after all, we know we have thanksgiving and then we have black friday. what do you expect this year you're a businessman how's it looking >> it's looking great. we're open online. any shopper that wants to come in if you want to go to a store, bloomingdale's, 6:00 a.m. we open tomorrow. we have got gifts for anybody on your gift list it's in beauty, apparel, home store. we've got anything that any of you need for anybody on your gift lift. >> one-stop shopping. >> we're so happy today, except for there is one thing that's making us a little bummed out. it is the fact that this will be your final year at the helm. you're deciding that this is it. this is the grand finale for you. >> this is my time i've been with macy's for 40 years. it has been such an honor to be a steward for the last seve

also embarcadero between battery and broadway. we're seeing closures there might want to take public transportation today. darya james, back to brianna. alright, 6.31, is that i want to take you back out live from the fairmont hotel in san francisco where president biden in the first lady are waking up this morning. >> see a lot of security out there because today is very important day. we're president biden meeting with chinese president xi jingping. it is a historic meeting expected to last about 4 hours and they're going to discuss a range of >> very sensitive topic. they are covers will tran standing by live for us in woodside of all places. to talk more about that, why woodside will? >> because there isn't a state about 2 and a half miles from my location. fi only as states. i can tell you, i was right in front of it. and then we got kicked down by police officers and then soon the secret service, they will shut it down altogether because obviously they want the 2 presidents to be safe and secure as they conduct their first t

let's show you this crash here north 101 at broadway. two lanes are blocked and that has as you work your way to the airport. >>> 6:22. the niners face the jags sunday and it looks like a key player will be moving from the sidelines to the field. vern glenn has more in the "red and gold report." >>> but before we head to break, here's a live look at the commute in the east bay as our "b.a.r.t. on the brink" series continues this week. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the home you've always dreamed of is a blue bag away. shop new lower prices at ikea. ♪♪ >>> 49ers appear to be getting a key piece to their offense back for sunday's game in jacksonville. >> oh, we can't wait for that. vern glenn has more in the "red and gold report." >> reporter: 49ers' starting offensive lineman trent williams is still not practicing because of an ankle injury that has kept him out the last two games. but there was some good news as san francisco prepares to head to jacksonville on sunday. wide receiver deebo samuel practiced on wednesday and should play on sunday. samuel has bee

it's going to be on northbound 101 at the broadway on ramp. hour. now >> and number seven, heads up. if you are hosting thanksgiving this year, experts are telling cnn that you need to finalize the guest list this week. by next week, you should start preparing your shopping list. make sure you have the supplies like extra chairs or a large roasting pan. and in today's gma first look, the fda has approved a drug to help people who are struggling with obesity. many physicians believe this drug could really be life changing. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim in this morning's gma first look weight loss drug game changer. >> i think for many patients that could be a life changing level of weight loss. it's a level that hasn't been seen before. >> the fda clearing zepp bound for adults with obesity or those considered overweight with at least one weight related condition like diabetes or high blood pressure. >> more and more physicians and health care providers are recognizing that obesity is this terrible chronic disease that needs to be treate

this is between battery street and broadway. we can see it right across the street from the station. there's a lot of fencing up. you will not miss it if you come through the area because there not going to let you go here at the bay bridge. if you really have not been on the bay bridge in the last 24 hours, you may not know what to expect. but if you are going in the westbound direction, the far right lane is going to have a bunch of orange cones. you're not going to be able to pass through that area. and later in the day, we are expecting chp vehicles to be staged throughout that stretch of roadway. and then in the eastbound direction, the far left hand side is where you're going to see those orange cones that lane blocked all the way across. that will be in place until friday at 9 p.m. also the fourth street and fifth street, off ramps are now closed as well. there's plenty of signage. you can't miss it and you can't get very close to it right now. speaking of not getting close to things, the moscone center, this red area you

a dance class at new york's iconic steps on broadway. >> when you first saw carol, what did you thinkestly enthralled from the moment i met her. >> reporter: the woman who became a bestie carol tay taun is older by 52 years. >> she had an energy and a warmth about her. >> so it sounds like you were both instantly sort of attracted to each other. >> love at first sight. what can i say? >> reporter: the age defined attachment isn't that unusual. 37% of adults have a close friend at least 15 years younger or older than they are. while this 32-year-old and 84-year-old bonded over bally, they soon started exploring restaurants. >> say hi, carol. >> reporter: and with birthdays one day apart, they celebrate together every year. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> i don't think of age when i'm with her. we share a passion for life, and even that one element is not easy to find. >> so when did you get back from paris? >> reporter: experts say we tend to stick to same-age relationships, but one with a significant age gap brings benefits through sharing life experiences. bryn mawr psychology professor

broadway, san jose tonight. ahead of his big performances. he's with us now on the nine.morning. >> hello. good morning. it's great to be here. we're here in wonderful and wonderful california. it's absolutely gorgeous. you were talking about ah ha. >> i've never seen the grinch. should i be scared to stand next to you? >> well, listen, listen, first of all, i gave everything back right? my heart's grown. i'm a little nicer here, you know, i'm still rough around the edges. we're figuring it out how exactly how it goes. but but, yeah, i think you're safe. i think you're safe. it might be in spitting distance. you know, that might be the issue. >> got it. how's your dog doing? >> he's good. he's great. had to leave him at home. he's watching bonbons and eating bonbons, watching tv, having a great time. doing great. doing wonderful. my little dog, maxie. love him so much. yeah. >> so how, if i may ask, if i may ask, how did you get all those toys on the sleigh the very first time when you were the bad grinch? back. >> back when i was a bad grinch. you know what? it's. it's a

it's currently playing off broadway at the shed.t now. >> a new musical is harmy co-written by barry manilow. >> barry manilow and bruce sussmann wrote harmony. barry manilow said this is the most fulfilling creative experience of his life. take away all the songs and everything that he put already, revivals, the whiz and spam-alot. >> the whiz. >> the whiz coming back. >> that's how old i had. >> and a great cast. dab bra cox, glenda, wayne brady is the wiz. it's on a national tour. for folks watching at home this may be playing in your town right now. >> when did it first come out? ? >> in the '70s, in the mid '70s. mika, how great is the music in the wiz? >> i know. i love it. >> i can't wait for this one. as you mentioned, spam-alot, too. the they've been bringing back musicals and putting them up on stage for a couple weekends. spam a lot was their last one, got raves when it played down there. open to rave reviews just recently. >> should i tell them where i'm going? >> you should. >> mj the musical. >> you are going to love i

we expect the embarcadero to be closed that day on the 15 of november from battery to broadway that will be a closure there. you will also see diversion of traffic before you get to battery or before to broadway to prevent congestion. also on the map you see a area in the water that is maritime restriction zone. that will be in effect the afternoon and evening of 15 of november that include ferrys and such diverted around that zone. we made large enough to account for safety needs and security needs we intend to have for that particular venue, but also allowing as much traffic as possible around that zone to take place. >> [indiscernible] >> i wondered about the people in the area they might have to undergo security check. is that bag check or beyond that? >> great question. for people that live around or operate businesses around some of these venues, particularly mos coney if you are trying to access for example the met rion or something of that nature, you will have to go what is effectively a bag check. any packages or bags you have with you would have to be inspected, but nothing be

because the theater is bigger and ticket prices are higher, if it works on broadway, the potential forrofit is also much higher. >> the pandemic shook things up for live entertainment producers were faced with a new set of challenges. inflation and rising costs from energy bills and ticket prices further weigh on the sector. here in the uk, the government stepped in to extend current tax relief for theaters for an additional two years to help producers and allow them to attract foreign investment when it comes to finding the next big hit, it is about fundamentals location can play a big role the show that eleanor produces is set inside the historic london county hall there could be more things at play >> what is it about the show that on a tuesday evening, somebody wants to spend 30 or 40 or 50 pounds at least to buy a couple of tickets and go to see the show something about it has to make them to decide to do that. before the show has opened, that is a big name actor or writer. once the show is open, often there can be reviews or word of mouth. word of mouth is still a powerful thing

. >> reporter: among crowds and discount signs at broadway plaza were foot patrol officers and extraight for this family. >> walnut creek, i feel safer than some other places, san francisco. we like coming here. >> reporter: they were worried about safety and car break ins when deciding where to shop. they say nice weather was added bonus for downtown walnut creek. >> there are less people than we had expected. we found parking, no problem. >> reporter: police say they've stepped up patrols in shopping district to prevent burglaries and robberies. >> there is a police car that in the evenings is parked out, so i feel safe when i close at night. >> reporter: stephanie, this store manager, like many retailers, relies on strong holiday shopping season. she hopes sales in late november and december can carry them through the slower months of january and february. >> when they see police presence, they feel safer coming in and shopping. >> reporter: in nearby pleasant hill, not the door buster folks were hoping for on a black friday. officers say three thieves backed a stolen van into a k

caption 240 hostages including 30 children still being held captive for hamas this is a prayer from broadway to bring them home and a statement that the world tensions right now could not divide los angeles. >> some of the biggest media outlets including cnn, the new york times and associated press are on defense following an investigative report by an israeli media watchdog indicating some freelance photojournalists that work for us media outlets may have been tipped off about the hamas october 17 were attacks that may have been embedded with the terror group or the chief religion correspondent lauren greed is in new york with information on this. >> that's right a new report suggests freelance media workers were on the scene of the brutal attack so early that they may have been tipped off by hamas the israel government press office is demanding answers and wants to know if terrorists may have been disguised as chals. the watchdog organization reporting claims 4 journals from agencies like the associated press and reuters were on the scene so fast that hamas could have given them a head's u

on november 24 and 25, they will have over 40 vendors at the oak stop off of broadway in oakland.eat to introduce the products to people and get them to try it, get to hear feedback, get to connect with them, get to tell the story of that's my jam. it is great being here. >> that is one of the goals of the market according to one of the cofounders. >> jenae and i both being entrepreneurs and also we vend, we wanted to create a space for folks to spend their money with small, black-owned businesses during the biggest retail weekend of the year when there are billions of dollars circulating. >> the black out market not only has shops but food, activities, music too making it a unique shopping and community space for oakland. >> you buy from a small business owner and they're making these products with their hands. their teams are creating this with love and intention. and they're the folks that are employing folks in the community creating opportunities in the community. >> vendors say they hope the black out market continues to grow in hopes of it being a more permanent space in th

one. show, suddenly, no, i didn’t consciously want to, we can’t do a broadway show, because we workonship with the public, you know , because in everything, what we do there in the theater, what i think is important to do on television, we need some simple thing, sincerity, this is the most important quality today. you can’t deceive people, but how did the musical become your passion, i love the stage, it’s probably a shame to say, i love the stage, we too, we also love the stage, well, you’re young, so to speak, i love the stage, that old stage that i first heard there in probably fifty-five, i loved utyosova, i loved shulzhenok, i loved bernes, i loved gelna marselovna velikanova. one of my most successful interviews on the culture channel was with gelena marusenna velikanova, that same great singer, who sang to the lily of the valley, for which then the next day there was a terrible defeat in the newspaper , the truth is about this, i love estrada, i loved estrada everything. how is it that many people love and have loved and will love estrada, and the musical theater is, one mig