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she's earned two tony awards along the way and with me now, the one, the only, carol king! along two very talented ladies, shallina kennedy who plays carol on broadway and abbey mueller who will take the role on tour. look at the three of you! for okay, carol, in the beginning -- look i thought it was going to be good because it's about your life story but did you think that this was going to be one of those musicals that people are still talking about? that's still filling up? that seems like it's going to be one of the main stays? you picture "mama mia" being there forever. did you think it would have these kind of legs? >> the short answer is no. but on the other hand i did see a reading, an early reading and when they got to, like, one of the climactic moments that was very emotional for me i said, you know what? i think this is going to be good but i can't stay for the second half of the reading and i'm not going to go to the show. >> because a lot of people -- i was there opening night and everyone was whispering "is carol here? is carol here? is carol here?" and carol

we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behindky tumbling down ♪ ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble whenever you're around ♪ ♪ >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens. because in the '60s she is trying to write hit songs for other people. then in the '70s with "tapestry" the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girl's cars you know what you are listening to "tapestry." >> modern very important women some of the most significant writers of the time. >> we are going to do a song written by john david sausser one of my favorite california songwriters and one of my favorite singers. it's called "faithless love." >> she was in many ways my greatest collaborator. i became a professional song writer because of the best voice of my generation was doing my songs. ♪ faithless love ♪ like a river flows ♪ rain drops falling >> for my money, linda is still underrate

the woman behind the musical, carole king, joins us now.el like we always talk about family members, we're talking about barnicle and halperin. you are a family member. so whenever you come back, we're so excited. >> my pleasure, my honor. one thing i want to say about the people -- a lot of people think that when a show is going on the road that the broadway show is folding up and going on the road, that is not what's happening. they're going to be concurrent. >> like a clone. >> exactly. but different actresses and actors. >> so it's very interesting about "beautiful." you, like any of us, would have been a little nervous at the beginning going i don't know if i want to see my life sung to on stage like that, and it actually -- you didn't go see it for a while. it had already become a big hit before you finally said, okay, i'll go see it. >> in disguise. >> in disguise. what was that like? >> it was great. first of all, i didn't have to know that people were watching me watching the show. but it was also great because there were moments i

greg: i saw the carol king thing and got to theatre unobstructed. rosanna: maybe that is something that maybe you and i could do go 7:00 at night and see. for the people working there, i have a friend working there and she's saying it is impossible sometimes to get and there. i had to walk on the street instead of the sidewalk because it is so packed. at least they have a zone, for those that want to walk to where they have to get to, they are the sidewalk if they choose. greg: pick me, my turn. i am taking it. you are not the teacher. look, rosanna, hello. rosanna: i'm listening to you. greg: when you are on the street, not the sidewalk, there was construction on the corner and sometimes in new york we are driven to the street by construction. i don't think it was the fault of the nudist. we tried the pilot program with the naked cowboy and others. rosanna: it worked perfectly. what is the problem? >> well, it was a joke. greg: the naked cowboy was photographer. rosanna: over the years it but now so many costume characters and painted ladies and fo

. >> beautiful, the carol king story -- >> beautiful. >> kind of like that in terms of -- >> the life story. >> it is similar, but i think you're going to find a lot of the beginning of our career was a lot of rejection about having a latino last name. the sound -- [inaudible] latinos will bring more glamour. that's what we are. >> emotional, huh? [laughter] >> meanwhile, i hear like you have this new song that you're working on bringing together a lot of various artists. [laughter] it's called we are mexicans, right? now, i feel like this is a little political motivation. >> a little bit. it's very much about hispanic heritage. i hear a lot of the things being negative about the whole latino community, and i wanted to expose the american dream and how positive we are and allow lucky -- how lucky we are to live in the united states. we know we have a problem with immigration that we need to fix, and i just feel people need to know whoever we bring to the white house needs to reunite people, not divide people. we have somebody who could with person because i think we're doing in the wr

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. >> next week, arena franklin, carol king, and elmo. >> ben vereen, too.of the month. have a great labor day weekend. see you monday. take care. >>> kris sanchez and scott mcgrew here with you. we are following two breaking news stories at this noon hour. first, crewing are battling a four to five-acre fire near the crystal springs reservoir not far off interstate 280. it started just about an hour ago or so, and crews have already called for backup. the big concern here is it is burning in high heavy grass, two lanes of northbound 280 are already shut down so crews can get to the flames. despite all of the smoke in the area, police say the fire is contained and no structures wer

these are the words of the amazing carol king, hall of fame singer-songwriter and a lot more.d in her career that i have never felt that my being a woman was an obstacle or an advantage and i guess that i have been avoiding it. we are coming right back. can donald trump maintain his lead or will a new candidate still the gop show? the political "a-team" tonight. and what could be more exhilarating than this flight? how about 12 people. at the same time in a flight. the story and video next ♪ excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. rubut then i got ap domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional, i just got my first customer who isn't related to me. get a domain, website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. . lou: the top news at this hour, last minute preparations underway for the first ever visit to the united states tomorrow, the pope is in cuba tonig

. >> and one of the biggest awards in music is that music cares award, and carole king won it, and bruce and this year, you know who is going to get that award? it ain't us. >> lionel richie. >> i got that call, and it is one of the greatest honors ever. and you have to understand this is a tough business, and to with be able to -- and competitive. >> and very come ppetitive. and when you think of the survival facer to, and bg od e tea d relevant for all of those decades. >> and would you like to receive this award. and i said, are you kidding me? it is for a big cause. >> and we will play a game, and you are going to sing a song, and we will guess the song. >> oh, so i do the lyrics. >> yes. ♪ i sometimes see you pass outside my door ♪ >> of course. ♪ i sometimes see you pass outside my door ♪ >> and every one i'm looking for -- >> ah! >> oh, umm, umm. >> "hello." >> one more. >> that is a one that tied you up. ♪ come along and sing along >> all night long. >> all night, all night. >> "all night, all night long ♪ >> okay. here you go, hoda. ♪ i do love you >> "still." i love it. that is

. >> next week, arena franklin, carol king, and elmo. >> ben vereen, too.of the month. have a great labor day weekend. see you monday. take care. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> and right now, at 11:00 a.m., gushing water leads to a gaping hole in the middle of a northeast philadelphia street. and it's not the first time residents there have had to deal with this recently. i'm chris cato. that sinkhole formed more than six hours a egg ago. a water break created that sinkhole on chalfont drive in northeast, philadelphia. monique, what's the situation there? >> we've been watching the philadelphia water department work on this break for about three hours now. they tell us that the

. >> next week, arena franklin, carol king, and elmo. >> ben vereen, too. plus guys tell all, elvis' artist of the month. have a great labor day weekend. see you monday. take care. i'm like a boxer in a ring. a small boxer. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> today on "access hollywood live," the lovely liz hernandez is in the house. i almost wore that same outfit. >> oh, no. >> liz, we talked to heidi klum. very fun pip initially reacting to the donald now puts it in words and a little fired up. >> plus, candice cane joins us talking about her sleepover date with caitlyn jenner. >> nothing going on between them in real life. what say you, candice? "sons of anarchy," the star sheer. >> and justin is back. billy, i need to know about britney spears on the show. >> "access hollywood live" starts right now. >>> stand by, billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- on

. >> coming up tomorrow we have carol king and the cast of "beautiful" they'll stop buy with big news. >> plus elvis duran's artist of the month. tomorrow is winesday wednesday. one of the best days of . >>> today on "access hollywood live," it is the first day of the new tv season, our fifth season. >> still on the air. >> believe it? and kicking things off with special guests. >> from "dancing with the stars," joining us, hit the jackpot. five-time champ, going to deliver. >> just penned a thoughtful, beautiful little -- >> tearful. >> tribute to her late father steve. >> and look who've we've got. linda gray, i do not believe the birthday she's about to celebrate. >> and will she pose nude for a magazine? >> lookin' that good, she should. >> and last offer, $1 million. could go up this morning. "access hollywood live," season five, starts right now. >>> stand by, billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- one. >>> welcome to "access hollywood live." season five. >> it's not season five. it's season six! >> debatable. going on. >> you always go

. >> coming up tomorrow we have carol king and the cast of "beautiful" they'll stop buy with big newsay wednesday. one of the best days of he was last seen nearly 36 hours ago. kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. scott/2shot and i'm scott mcgrew. we'll get to that story in a bit -- but first let's talk about the heat. scott/live as it's going to be a scorcher today. here's a live look in san jose. we're in the longest stretch of heat we've seen this summer. kris meteorologist kari hall is here to show us just how hot it'll get... kris/omni to get the weather in your neighborhood -- get our free nbc bay area app. to get the weather in your

. >> coming up tomorrow we have carol king and the cast of "beautiful" they'll stop buy with big news wednesday. one of the best days of 

. ♪ is folgers in your cup crying in the rain, this song written by carol king. >> yes.old stuff. >> rainy day yesterday in our pajamas. >> together? >> no. >> but we both said how we put on our pajamas and just veg out. >> i tweeted a facebook how i thought roofus would be barking and i wouldn't get my nap in. he behaved himself i'm happy to say and i got my nap. hopefully you got one too. were 4.7 inches of ran, it was 4.76 inches to be exact and that was a record, for the date of september 10th. previous record in 1909, that one is in the books. 2 inches, almost in dover. 3 inches, almost in lancaster, and about two and a half inches around fort dix yesterday. in case you were wondering, the all time daily railroaded of how much rainfall we have ever had in one day in philadelphia was 8.02 and that only happened a couple years ago on july 28th of 2013. it was a sunday. i remember it well. phillies, yeah we were talking about that double header tonight. it will be a nice evening for both games. it starts at 5:05. 78 degrees when the the games begin, the phillies and cu

coming up on the "today" show, the legendary carol king and the two women that play her on broadway. >>> taking a look at the adlines. a big day for apple as the company holds an events in san francisco where it's expected to unaustralia latest iphones, the 6ss and the 6s plus. they will feature a 12 mega pixel camera and a faster processor. they may also show up the redined apple tv box. >>> google plans to begin testing same day delivery of fresh foods. it they will test it first in san francisco and one other u.s. city partnering with companies that include whole foods and costco to deliver fruits, vegetables and other fresh foods. google express would then compete with amazon fresh and other similar services. >>> the surgeon general is calling on americans to take a walk. with about two thirds of people overweight in the u.s., vivic mercy is issuing a call to action on walking. he is calling on everyone to walk more and to make community more confused friendly. he says to get your heart rate up, walking should be brisk enough that you can talk but not sing while doing it. >> and

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king of norway. i've not done it since. >> reporter: hundreds of trump supporters joined carol early to get good seats, gene and his son robbie. >> he's a man and this country needs a man to run it. he speaks the truth. >> reporter: and people like john. >> before he announced his decision to run, who did you want for president? >> previously, we were probably looking at rubio. >> reporter: what happened to rubio in your mind? >> donald came out and we liked his message better. >> reporter: this 18,500 seat arena is the home to basketball's dallas mavericks and hockey's dallas stars and a busy concert venue but never before has a billionaire real estate tycoon, former reality star host be the headliner here. this was a mega event and whether you think that's a good deal or not may have a lot to do how you feel about donald trump. the people here overwhelmingly think it's good. >> so he's not fired, he's hired. >> to add to the atmosphere, one-wheeled trump supporters showed up. >> big wheels for trump. >> reporter: lisa shed brought her 15-year-old son. some of the stuff trump says bothers you? >> yes. >> reporter: but you're

carol eto. grace shameto, ji wang kung from redress. rosalind, and mr. sung king kang. >> good morning, good afternoon, everyone. why do we build memorials? the best memorials are built to remember, and to honor those who have gone before us. there are countless statutes and memorials in the city of san francisco. very few of them, very few of them are of women. why do we want a memorial to the comfort women, so called comfort women? is it because we don't want to talk about other atrocities? no. it's because we want to remember what happened to them. we want to remember the courage of these women, and the sacrifices that they made. people don't know this, but it was the breaking of the silence of the comfort women, over 20 years ago, that actually helped me, the international community to declare rape during war as a crime against humanity. do you know what that means? rape during war has been thought to be not just normal, but a perk of men during warfare and these women, by breaking their shame, and breaking their silence, helped make that something different.

carol eto. grace shameto, ji wang kung from redress. rosalind, and mr. sung king kang. >> good morning, good afternoon, everyone. why do we build memorials? the best memorials are built to remember, and to honor those who have gone before us. there are countless statutes and memorials in the city of san francisco. very few of them, very few of them are of women. why do we want a memorial to the comfort women, so called comfort women? is it because we don't want to talk about other atrocities? no. it's because we want to remember what happened to them. we want to remember the courage of these women, and the sacrifices that they made. people don't know this, but it was the breaking of the silence of the comfort women, over 20 years ago, that actually helped me, the international community to declare rape during war as a crime against humanity. do you know what that means? rape during war has been thought to be not just normal, but a perk of men during warfare and these women, by breaking their shame, and breaking their silence, helped make that something different.

carol eto. grace shameto, ji wang kung from redress. rosalind, and mr. sung king kang. >> good morning, good afternoon, everyone. why do we build memorials? the best memorials are built to remember, and to honor those who have gone before us. there are countless statutes and memorials in the city of san francisco. very few of them, very few of them are of women. why do we want a memorial to the comfort women, so called comfort women? is it because we don't want to talk about other atrocities? no. it's because we want to remember what happened to them. we want to remember the courage of these women, and the sacrifices that they made. people don't know this, but it was the breaking of the silence of the comfort women, over 20 years ago, that actually helped me, the international community to declare rape during war as a crime against humanity. do you know what that means? rape during war has been thought to be not just normal, but a perk of men during warfare and these women, by breaking their shame, and breaking their silence, helped make that something different.

king tut's tomb. >> how researchers discovered a new human-like species and how it could change the way we think about our ancestors. let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." and good morning. i'm carol. thank you so much for joining me. we begin with the race for the white house, and today for hillary clinton the race winds through the state of ohio where a women for hillary event is the latest ston p on the campaign trail. clinton is expected to speak to a crowd in just about a half hour. cnn will monitor that event, but we're also keeping an eye on the other front runner the 2016 campaign, and that would be donald trump. a new cnn poll showing trump pulling away from the pack with 32% of the vote. ben carson coming in second but still trailing by double digits. cnn's sara murray joins me now. what's behind the surge? we keep asking that same question. >> reporter: you're right. we keep thinking he's definitely hit his ceiling. he can't go any higher. donald trump at 32% support. the first candidate to cross through the 30% mark. the interesting thing is he's not just getting more support from the same groups he was drawing support from. he's now getting more support from women. he