that's what caught the attention of one of the directors of carnegie hall.n came the invitation. they credit their teacher who they describe as transformative. >> it's mind body spirit, mind body spirit all three all the time. >> reporter: now these students hope they will captivate their audience at carnegie hall. >> being in a community with others who have great great talent is special. >> reporter: they're scheduled to fly out tomorrow and perform at carnegie hall tomorrow night. >> what an amazing group and amazing people there. thank you so much. >>> if you haven't done your taxes yet you have a little more than 24 hours to complete them. tomorrow is april 15th. of course the deadline for filing. it's estimated that 13% of people put off filing until the very last minute. the irs says a vast majority of us are now filing electronically. >>> if you want to have your return postmarked on time, the postoffice at san francisco international airport is the only bay area postoffice with curb side drop off until midnight. oakland's main postoffice is opened u

. >>> 5:55. 34 students from saint mary's college are flying to new york city to perform at carnegie hallbers held a rehearsal for the saturday night show, they say hard work and versatility have paid off. the choir won two gold medals last summer, it was that performance that caught the eye of a producer from carnegie hall, soon after they received an invitation. >> to be able to be on that stage and showcase our talent is extremely gratifying. >> choir members say performing at carnegie hall is a dream come true. >> they sound like angels. >> time is 5:56. thousands of people rallying all over the country and here in the bay area, calling for a higher minimum wage, we're live this morning in san francisco, tell you why fast food chains are being targeted today. >> hundreds of families at risk of loosing their homes the decision made late last night about palo alto's only mobile home park. >>> looking at a south bay commute that has traffic doing okay here on 237 as you drive through we'll tell you more about the south bay commute. >>> weather, we are clear right now, get ready for warme

you're performing at carnegie hall and in china. congratulations. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? the gentlelady is recognized. >> mr. speaker i come before you today to thank my colleagues on the house armed services committee, in particular chairman thornberry and ranking member smith, for all the hard work they put into crafting our nation's national defense. mrs. wagner: specifically i want to thank them for responding to critical navy short falls by including the authorization for funding of 12 fa-18 superhornets in the national defense authorization act. the superhornet is truly the workhorse of the naval combat operations against the islamic state and is playing an important role in protecting our war fighter abroad. additionally, 12 additional superhornets will help keep a critical production line open that will allow for additional strike fighter jets and electronic warfare attack in the future. however, our work isn't finished. i look forward to supporting the ndaa when it come

. >> how do you get to carnegie hall? you practice. right? >> yeah, you know so it's not normal, you know, i wouldn't think, you know, to train any kid, you know, to just do eight hours on something every day, just one thing. you know, eight hours. but, if you want to become a great pianist, that's the basic thing you need to do, is to constant practice. and constant - i mean, concentrate. constantly. you cannot say, "okay, tomorrow i feel tired i don't do it." no. tomorrow you do it. and the day after you still need to do it. and that's, that unfortunately we cannot get an escape from there. >> that is the sacrifice you have to make. >> yeah. yeah. >> another sacrifice that you made, and i will tell you that as a mother it's very hard to look at, to think that your mother let you go to pursue your dream. you and your father. >> right. >> left her at home to work, to make money for the family. but you did not see her for long periods of time. and i wonder what that's like for you now, looking back on it. >> i would say that's the most difficu

. ♪ i've been so lonesome ♪ >> reporter: burrell went on to play for holiday at carnegie hall and otheracked her on one of her biggest recordings "lady sings the blues." ♪ lady sings the blues i'm telling you ♪ >> she didn't have the biggest range of a singer, but every note she sang, it meant something. ♪ strange fruit hangin' ♪ >> reporter: many of holiday's songs reflected her own struggles-- the great depression, racism, abuse, alcohol and drugs. she is sent to prison on narcotic charges. burrell once urged her to go to england to get treatment for drug addiction. >> she looked at me with a really sad expression and said i don't have anyone to go with and i don't want to go alone." that was a very touching moment for me because i knew it wasn't going to get better. >> reporter: she died in 1959 at the age of 44, cirrhosis of the liver. she was famous and almost broke. but it's the rich legacy of her music now being remembered a century after her birth. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. and that's the cbs ink news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goo

it was that award-winning performance that caught the eye of a producer from carnegie hall.the dwyer received an -- the choir received an invitation. >> to be on the stage and showcase our talent is extremely gratifying. >> they say it's a dream come true. >>> wildlife officials near los angeles say a mountain lion holed up beneath a home has moved out. the big cats spent hours hiding in the crawlspace. wildlife officials used bean bag, tennis balls to get it to leave. it wouldn't budge. but they say it's gone and it left on its own yesterday morning. >>> he's the man we've been hearing a lot about fair wages today. one business owner in seattle is cutting his own pay by more than 90% just so he can give his workers raise. he owns gravity pavements. he's increasing the -- payments. he's increasing the minimal salary, $70,000. dan price made the move after talking with friends about their struggles to make ends meets. he runs a credit card processing company. he was making close to a million dollars a year. now he will make $70,000 and he will put the rest toward the salaries

we are at west 57th street in midtown manhattan across from carnegy hall.hey are here to take part in what's being built as the fight for 2015. $15 an hour for fast food and low wage workers. then organizers call for margins, strikes and rallies throughout the day across the country. dozens of cities and many of those taken part are calling for social justice. many of the people you see here are trade unionist. they are at the particular location taking part in the demonstration to protest construction of a nonunion building. also, on the agenda today an increase demanding for the pay of hospital workers, airport workers and also they say they want to do everything possible to fight police abuse. a few hours ago members of this same demonstration and movement took part in what they built as a dine in outside of mcdonald's. many taking part said they worked at fast food restaurants and they were there to demand a bigger paycheck. listen. >> i'm here today fighting for the union. >> why is that important to you? >> because low wages isn't enough anymore. peop

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that's a harmony -- this is a choir that sang in carnegie hall. it back to you in the studio. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> we may be screaming for this man. we're here with "avengers" supervillain james spader who is with us who plays the ultimate bad guy in "the age of ultron." the robot determined to take out the avengers take a look. >> who sent you? >> i see a suit of armor around the world. >> ultron. >> in the flesh. >> or, no, not yet. not this christmas but i'm ready. i'm on a mission. >> what mission? >> peace in our time. >> yeah. ultron has a way about rationalizing very bad behavior. >> that was the richard iii version of ultron. >> you don't see you in the flesh. it is your voice and you used motion capture. what was that like for you as an actor? >> i had no skill set to prepare me for that at all. i really -- except for maybe just concentration but it was -- it was really trial by fire. i showed up and they put a suit on me. sort of track suit with colored shapes all over it and camera gear on my back and coming up and on my head