we wish them well, april 10th at carnegie hall and i just want todd share with you when they were doingd raising process each student has a write an essay as to why they would wanting to, and one student from mount pleasant high school wrote if i get the chance to go to carnegie hall, met straight me to be better at everything because the success that could come if i work hard in everything that i do. >>> here, here. >>right. >>> yes. >>i sang there as an 11 year-old with the philadelphia boys choir and those word are identical to what i think about right now. i say it, an experience i will never for get. i know they won't. it was beautiful. thanks, vittoria. >>> thanks "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 a friday soaker, umbrellas were out all day long as rain fell all around the region and we are not done, not yet. >>> a flood watch remains in effect, i will tell you how long that will be in effect and whether it will spill over in the weekend. >>> district attorney, seth williams, for philadelphia d.a. corruption case and the history that they have together. >>> we're not in c

. >> but you know-- it's not carnegie hall, i know. but she's singing. shut up!musician yourself, right? >> i was. >> stephen: you was? >> i was. you-- you-- ( laughter ) is. i still is. >> stephen: another good. is that your fallback position? >> it's always-- i've always thought of it as that. when i fall back i can always be a really mediocre pianist. notwithstanding that, yeah, these guys were talking, as they do. but there was a performer performing. so i-- i just kind of glared at them, and they couldn't have been lesimpressed. ( laughter ) like people talk on cell phones, you know, on an airplane or something. that happened to me once, some guy just right across the aisle from me, this close, practically. >> stephen: on the phone. >> "you may use your cell phones now." "hey, listen, let me finish where we left off. we have to sell that thing! expwts he's yelling. and i'm looking at him like... ( laughter ) and occasionally he would be talking and our eyes would meet. and i'm like... "do you really think we're all interested in this conversation? we're not.

best of your built, and it is what i can pass along from my time from school choir to, you know, carnegie hall time on you ♪ >> some great advice, and great voices. now the students will perform with hardcourt at american revolution museum opening gala at april 8th. they will be performing at museum's grand opening ceremony on april 19th, where former vice-president, joe biden, will also be on stage, speaking at the event. >> so they have got some big ticket items. >> yes, they do. >> coming up. >> got to impress this time. >> yes, great day. >> thanks, vittoria. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 terror and panic in england, an attacker goes on a deadly rampage in london and tonight investigators are looking for answers as passengers arriving here in london right after the tragedy, plus. >>> i'm shocked, heart broken. i just can't believe it. >> disbelief after devastating discovery in south jersey, heart broken neighbors speak out after two infants are found dead in camden county. >>> district attorney seth williams appears in court on corruption charges. his attorneys re

. >> most comedians dream of playing carnegie hall. it was my dream to play the u.n.al assembly hall. yes. [applause] i remember thinking as a kid, one day i will be up there on that anti-semitic stage. dreams really do come true, people. yes. liz: he has a show on netflix. check it out. today's entire event can be seen on line at web-tv,.u.n.,.org. >>> closing bell 2men's away, down -- 28 minutes away. with the markets higher and will they believe this. >> i know we'll all make a deal on health care. that is such an easy one. i have no doubt that can happen very quickly. i think it will happen. because we've all been promised, democrat, republican, we've been promising that to the american people. liz: but are democrats and republicans really ready to promise that, bring it to fruition, and seal the deal? republican congressman gem renacci of ohio, and john garamendi of california are standing there together live, they can say yes, no, or maybe. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ liz: dow jones industrials down just 23 point right now. don't pull the plug on the health

monday brings a concert honoring aretha frank lip at nor's carnegie hall.y, actor and "breaking bad" star bryan cran ton turns 61. wednesday is international women's day, celebrating the accomplishments of women in multiple field. this year's theme is "be bold for change." on thursday, "fortune" magazine release its list of the 100 best companies to work for. google topped last year's list. friday kicks off the south by southwest festival in austin, a 10-day-long corn cope i can't music, film and comedy. and saturday marks the 25th anniversary of the first e-mail attachment using the so-called mime system, which is now the internet standard worldwide. no need for e-mail to economic in with john dickerson in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation." godmother, john. >> dickerson: good morning, jane. we'll talk to two members of the about latest revelation about rush a. also talk to former secretary of defense, leon panetta and the head of health and human services about replacement for obamacare. >> pauley: another full day, thank you, we'l

delights in tickling the ivories and plays 9 piano but last weekend he may have been thinking carnegie halld was gone without a trace. his family's search made headlines because they offered a reward and yes, hired a private investigator with the ironic last name of cats spelled k-a-t-z but he turned up safe and sound so you can say with that investigation they had to call off the dogs. >> oh. >> finnegan back home playing the piano. >> i give that a thumbs up paula. >> thank you, paula. >>> how about "pop news"? >> absolutely, george. [ cheers and applause ] happy thursday. and, you know it's taking a few days to sink in but director barry jenkins is revealing the speech he would have given had his movie "moonlight" be called up in a normal fashion at the oscars. he tells "the hollywood reporter" he planned on keeping it short and personal saying in part the writer terrell and i are the main characters sharon. when you watch "moonlight" you don't assume a boy you grew up how and when we did to win an academy awards so anyone watching let it be a symbol a reflection that leads you to love y

f f finnagin may have been playing carnegie hall.cause they offered a reward and yes, they hired a private investigator with the ironic last name of katz. last night he turned up safe and sound. with that investigation they had to call off the dogs. >> finnegan back home playing the piano. >> i give that a thumbs up, paula. >> thank you, paula. op news"? >> absolutely, george. [ cheers and applause ] happy thursday. and, you know, it's taking a few days to sink in but director barry jenkins is revealing the speech he would have given had his movie "moonlight" be called up in a normal fashion at the oscars. he tells "the hollywood reporter" he planned on keeping it short and personal saying in part the writers, terrell mccraney and i, are the main character chiron. when you watch "moonlight" you don't assume a boy who grew up how and where we did wins an academy award, so to anyone watching, let this be a symbol, a reflection that leads you to love yourself. here, i did it for you, barry. i felt like i needed to say that i was there a

i would get a chance to play a concert at carnegie hall just down the street. your wife started an organization of called show hope. you're a big advocate of adoption. you adopted three little girls from china. you have three biological children n 2008, i remember the christian community prayed for your family. you had tragedy, you lost your little girl marie in a tragic accident. >> yeah. that was again part of, i think what compelled me to feel like, you know what? i'm at a place, nine years ago, almost. ainsley: she is little one? >> she is the little one. ainsley: what happened to her. >> there is steve and maria, on the day of doughnut with dad at her preschool. i don't normally wear the little thing around my neck, the boa, but we, maria had her fifth birthday and she, we had a tragic accident at our home, in our driveway. she was struck by a car, and that our son was driving. and so it was, tragedy throughout -- ainsley: how did you get through that from a faith perspective. at the hospital you prayed god would bring her back to life. he didn't answer th