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we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behindi feel the sky 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." >> there were a lot of very important women who were the most creative 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, l

the carole king who you probably know of -- >> do they make you sing to prove it?to people who weren't sure and make the case, you know, to them on why. most of the people that i talked to -- >> you got them over? >> i got them over. >> of course you did. >> they were there, they just didn't know they were there. all i did was help them realize that they were already there. >> did you support hillary in '08 as well? >> i did before barack obama won the nomination, but i never said a bad word about barack obama because i liked him, too. >> right. >> i just know hillary, i have sat across the table from her just, you know, heard her in conversation. you know. >> yeah. >> she is so present and so knowledgeable and that -- one of the things that i find is i'm actually inspired by her and, you know, you see all this flash and people saying that other candidates are inspiring them, but the thing about her is she does the work. you've said it. she does the work. puts her head down, when she got to congress, put one foot in front of the other, saw what needed to be done, w

she was carol king in beautiful. when you saw her as carol, can you see her as anything else?he minute you see her as that, you don't see her as anything else. the movie that kerry russell was in. ma and papie. my husband pie. >> she is extraordinary. so is sarah burelis. it's a feel good musical and women love this thing. 90% of the audience. you women grab your guys. then come on down. they gave us these little pies. >> when you walk into the theater, you smell like freshly baked pies. it's unbelievable. >> that's the chocolate kind. >> go to the bottom. >> you can't have that. i think mine is -- >> what's that? would you like pie to go with your stuff? >> sure. >> that's key lime. >> key lime is great for me. >> you will love this musical by the way. really good. >> i loved the movie. >> you did. let me give you a pie. >> you are going to feed me. very romantic. are we in love now? >> we might be. >> this is a nice way to celebrate. we made variety's power women lips. i don't know what that means, but it's awfully nice. >> very self congratulating day. >> after eight years,

. >> if you guys remember, she was carole king in saw her as carol, you wonder if you could see her asthing else. the minute you see her on the stage, you don't see her in anything but the character she's playing. >> love her so much. >> it's from the movie that kerry russell was in. remember she's making pies, ma and pa pie, making my husband pie? >> she's just extraordinary. jesse is. and so is sara burr ellis who wrote the music and lyrics for it. you know what, it's such a feel-good musical. and women were -- it's women love this thing. 90% of the audience. so you women grab your guys. >> and go. >> taste and come on down. they gave us these little pies. >> little pie. >> and when you walk into the theater -- >> tell it, tell it. >> you smell like freshly baked pie. unbelievable. >> it's not even -- >> that's the chocolate kind you like, hodi. it doesn't have any cream, honey. >> i'm going to the bottom. >> you can't have that. >> i'm going anyway. >> mindy, would you like some pie to go withou >> yeah. >> oh, you would? >> sure. >> that's key lime. you want key lime? >> this is ba

that was carole king trying to talk to a woman through her apartment speaker phone.r didn't want to talk politics. she probably thought it was somebody trying to break in. >> all part of the tapestry of the life on the campaign trail. >> i didn't order any food. the democrats are on the first floor. >> thank you. >>> so as you know, you have been watching. they have had so many rallies throughout new york state on both sides. republicans and democrats. our own david webb went to a bernie sanders rally on sunday. washington square park, just down the road a piece from where we're sitting right here at avenue of the americas to see if he can figure it out who these people are that want to vote for bernie. >> yeah. do we have -- >> hillary clinton -- >> here we go. david? >> no, i don't. >> is she honest? [ laughter ] >> i don't know -- that was an eye roll. tell me what you really think. >> i think she's honest to the people that pay her. >> she's okay. i don't want to be mean. >> no, just be honest, it's your answer. >> she's the devil. >> he's always changing her min

each time we meet, walk on by ♪ >> ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love ♪ ♪ announcer: carol kinge, the first thing that i would like to do ♪ >> ♪ you could read my mind, love, or tell my thoughts, just like an old-time movie ♪ >> ♪ and you can tell everybody this is your song ♪ announcer: easy listening had its own charts and billboards. which later became mor and then adult contemporary. throughout those times, it was a sound and feeling that distinguished easy listening from other categories. >> ♪ please release me, let me go. for i don't love you anymore ♪ >> ♪ places of love, long ago they didn't work out right ♪ >> ♪ all by myself. don't wanna be all by myself ♪ announcer: movie soundtracks were home to some of the greatest easy listening hits of all time. ♪ >> ♪ moon river, wider than a mile. i'm crossing you in style someday ♪ >> ♪ goldfinger, he's the man, the man with the midas touch ♪ announcer: and of course, there were also some beautiful, romantic hits that reminded us of the loves of our lives. >> ♪ love me tender, love me sweet, never let me go ♪ >> ♪ you made me l

two famous judges, rock and roll hall of famer carol king and senator bernie sanders. >> here is bernie of the track team, captain of the cross country team, reporter for the school newspaper, class president and on the bottom it actually lists what their intention is post high school. his was to go on to college. >> he did go on to college. here at brooklyn college before transferring to the university of chicago. his high school friend steve slaven was also his college roommate. >> we had an illegal sublet. we paid i think it was $80 a month. we lived largely on ice cream and spaghetti. and bernie was the cook because he knew how to boil spaghetti. >> his roommate also still remembers sanders' thick brooklyn accent. >> it seems to me that his brooklyn accent is much more extreme than it was when we were living together. >> back at sanders' old apartment building, another resident said she became a sanders supporter after discovering their common routes. >> it's cool he grew up in this building. out of all the buildings in brooklyn, it's really different and an honor. >> thank you all

carol harris king posted this:" just like when getting a search warrant to search property, a search warrant should be all that is needed to unlock the phone." jim routhier added: "no one argues with the right of government to examine a phone with a proper warrant. just don't ask private industry to do the job of police by breaking into the phone for law enforcement." carolyn adessa disagreed, saying: "no back doors to our phones by government agencies, thank you very much. it's just a smokescreen for invasion of privacy." and there was this comment from maggie dooley: "the issue is not even privacy, it's more about trust. do i trust law enforcement, the judicial system, the government to act in a responsible manner? sadly, the answer is no." neal lewis said, simply: "open those phones so the evidence can be used to prosecute criminals. some of the privacy advocates are just paranoid." and finally, there was this, from rachel kent: "this is why a trusted loved one should have knowledge of your pass codes." as always, we welcome your comments online at www.pbs./newshour, on our facebo

jesse mueller won a tony playing carole king. it's incredible to see her on stage. >> want to get through two. cirque du soleil. >> pair more. it's mixed with cirque du soleil's high flying acrobatics. can't miss this one. >> remarkable to see. >> it's so great to see new shows geared towards younger fans with pop driven scores. it's gearing towards a whole range of different audiences. this is about a young man caught up in trying to help in a community but kind of gets mixed up and confused and it's really about the angst of a young teenager. let me tell you, if there's one thing i tell viewers to do, go on my twitter, cntr on the aisle. there's a preview of one of their songs, waving through the window. just to hear that pop score, how broadway is changing. it's at second stage. but it's just a few blocks away. it's an incredible show. >> always exciting to see this many new musicals in a season. good to see you. see you at the thee tefrmt we'll be right back with the seven-day forecast. you're watching "today in new york." li

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