emerson passed away. mrs. emerson was asked by the scotts whether they might be able to purchase their freedom from her. it was something, especially in urban slavery that wasn't that unusual. she refused. she was not interested in selling the scott family. so they decided based on the fact that they were still being held as slaves and held in bondage to sue for their freedom. they entered this courthouse in 1846. it one had their own petition. it wasn't just dred, it was dred and harriet. the case came to trial here in this building in 1847. there was hearsay evidence introduced. it was a mistrial. they lost the first trial and they asked for another trial which the judge granted. they were able to present the evidence successfully and the jury of all white male, 12 white males, probably some of them slave owners decided that dred and harriet scott should be free. the verdict that was rendered was to give them their freedom. mrs. emerson didn't agree and she appealed the decision to the state supreme court, w

soon exhausted, emerson came indoors to rest. he said her husband reminded him of a tiger whose energy might be the death of an ordinary mortal such as himself. he deemed his famous kind smile after. mr. holder is such an agent. who can cope with it? thus began my research for what became the adventures of henry thoreau. the other book died on the vine at least for now. is a half written proposal in a drawer in my desk at home in western pennsylvania. "the adventures of henry thoreau," i had to defend the title a little bit with the publisher. i chose the word adventures because thoreau was not and i think our ideals, a thinker sitting with his chin in his palm your he led a very busy life. in this book with james and aching for sex halfway through his time at walden, he found a progressive private school with his brother. he faces his own illnesses and the deaths of various loved ones, one of them literally dies in agony in his arms. he falls in love your kid asks the same girl to marry him and is rejected by her that his brothe

dad, talk to us about this process. >> emerson is a showoff. she loves doing it and i love showing her off. it is a lot of fun. >> you've been getting all kinds of attention. what do you have to say to the people who think this might be dangerous for emerson? >> she has complete trust in me and i know what she's doing. i'm not going to let anybody else do it with her and i have never dropped her, will never drop her and we have a blast. >> are you surprised that she picked this up so naturally? >> yes. very surprised. we actually tried it when she was -- before she could walk, she was standing in my hand. >> yea. >> we haven't been able to stop. we have had a lot of fun. >> tell me about the vine. >> that was first time he tried it. we did that at the beach. we videotaped it really quick. >> does she wake you up now because she wants to practice now? >> yes, in cheerleading, they start on five and do, five, six, seven, eight, she'll do toe touches and cartwheels. she likes doing stuff on her own and stuff with me. >> is she in classes now at ch

john emerson who was a physician who was working with the u.s. army. posted in many different places. two of them are the things that actually resulted in the suit. one was fort armstrong, which is in the state of illinois which was not supposed to have slavery. up in the territory of wisconsin. fort snelling. rick scott was taken to these places as a slave, held in slavery there even though slavery was technically illegal in those places and then brought back to st. louis. while he was at fort snelling, he met a woman named harriet robinson who was enslaved when other officer at the fort. dr. emerson actually purchased to and allowed the scott's marry legally. which was a rare thing at the time. scott returnedt to st. louis. they had two children, both daughters. emersontime, dr. passed away. was asked by the scots if they could purchase their freedom from her. it was something that was not that unusual. she refused. she was not interested in selling the scott family. they decided based on the fact they had been taken to free territory and held as sla

emerson chafee was asked what case did not settle. she agreed the case would have settled if it had not been for the family. they wanted the rule changed and pressed sanford to pursue the case as far as it would go. if dred scott would not give up because the freedom of his family was on the line, sanford did not give up, even though he seem to care little about the lawsuit, because his in-laws wanted a win. how did this come to bear on the scott family? the preset it was well-established. witnesses, a lawyer, they met the elements of the case proved they should have one in state court as 100 had before them. suing for freedom was difficult. these enslaved persons expose themselves to risk ensuing their masters. declare to publicly their masters were acting in violation of the law by keeping them enslaved. some were kidnapped and hustled aboard steamboats as soon as they filed suits. anticipating trouble, judges routinely admonished defendants not to remove the slaves or retaliate against them because of the lawsuit. yet some did. by

we will look from emerson, nebraska. a storm chaser following what has been just a series of tornadoes through nebraska today. this one apparently touching down near emerson. storm chasers bringing us pictures of just some amazing shots of a series of it weres throughout nebraska. >> you will see more pictures way worse than this even. i just tweeted one of a double tornado. not just two tornadoes, two large ones in nebraska. i've seen some tweets about massive damage in parts of nebraska, too. there's more coming tonight. >> thank you. we know you will have more on that for us. more on it tonight at 11:00. >>> i'm john clark, the baseball world loses tony gwynn. we will show you the words for his dad. plus hear from the man who managed tony. we will hear from andrew wig begins on how he will fit with his new team. that's next. >>> i'm john clark. the baseball world lost tony gwynn. he died after a battle with cancer. he said before he believes he got cancer from choosing tobacco. his son plays for the phillies. he was p

when we see that paired with insiders buying emerson, we think it's a good buy.ne quant hedge funds. they look really at numbers and detail, don't they? >> right. as opposed to insiders who don't necessarily look at details. what you have is two side saying this is a buy. liz: i would say that is major, major thumbs up on a stock like that. let's get to phillips 66. >> okay. phillips 66, it is not surprising they did well since their spin-off two years ago. insiders bought it at higher than trading at right now. so we think it is still a good buy. adam: how long did it take you and your staff to compile the data, aggregate it all together to figure out where next picks might be? you're looking public information who is buying and how much? >> it is public information but comes out. adam: voluminous. >> extraordinarily voluminous. we own our code and our own programing. even then it takes days and days of processing. a lot interesting, enough, have mistakes in them and we go back and come back with our picks. >> how do you sift through, listen, news people are alw

executive director of bright line defense and antonio from our san francisco of the environment and the emersong count i committee i want to thank the emerald committee. this is is not a replacement but will help san francisco more sustainable while we can horror more energy efficiency but we can ask the small businesses to reduce the carbon footprint and lastly i'm urging our state legislator to support the assembly bill under the leadership a b has created a bipartisanship support for the businesses to carve up commercial properties so no one has a majority ownership this is about reorganizing prop 13 this maneuver currently avoids the triggering of our reassessment of property that increases in value the current tax law has property to be under accessed resulting in inadequate funding of schools and infrastructure project. in san francisco the tax burdens has increased in 56 to 71 percent since the package of prop 13 putting a burden open the property owners has decreased it will require the properties to are reaccessed and tacked at their full market if it's sold or transferred over a 3 yea

audrey mcdonald won her sixth tony for "lady day at emerson's bar and grill."t her ahead of five time winner angela lansbury. >> oh, my gosh. incredible. >> the best leading actor in a musical neil patrick harris won for his amazing performance in "hedwig and the angry inch." before the award was given, he had a chance to show the audience what it was all about. ♪ ♪ >> oh, my god. harris looking good in drag. he lost 23 pounds to get ready for the role. >> i didn't know he had 23 pounds to lose. >> i know. >> that was some performance. he is tremendous. >> tonight's best musical went to "a gentlemen's guide for love and murder" about a caper set in 1909 london that turns murder in to merriment. it topped the nominations with ten. >> best play went to "all the way" starring "breaking bad's" brian cranston. love that guy. he won the prize for leading actor for best revival of a play, "a raisin in the sun" which stars denzel washington. for best actress in a musical, jessie mueller plays the title world in beautiful, "the carole king musical." >>> j-lo will not jo

yes promote by an article on venice avenue and the number of developments that have took place the emerson fund property the triple a site and others that have or will be take place including the television sale of the property depending on i don't know how pending it is but the brt could we have a short memo on both what has been developed along van ness in how many years i i know there are ones closer to here for example, o 1 at sutter street and whether there's a projection of things to be revealed at this point. >> sure happy the plan is 20 years old. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i read the same article john king the marlow is interesting building but doesn't really very context ridicule with the street and the towers they did a good job of blending in but it's a matter of taste but it's interesting that, you know, i'm very supportive of what commissioner sugaya asked for i think we need to know what's happening with the bus rapid transit hopefully light rail and the street being reconfigured. >> commissioners commissioners, if there's nothing further item 6 directors announcemen

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the woman through online dating service for it to happen here sunday morning on college avenue and emerson street were a man met up with a one-man three to two other men showed up with a gun and demanded his belongings. he handed over a cellphone wallace and the suspects will prove often a black sedan. police were able to track down the vehicle and the end of detaining five people >>: and today the 70th anniversary of the day that changed the course of world war two --d-day. world leaders are paying tribute to the 10,000 people were killed or injured freak during the d-day invasion brief president obama paying tribute 50 u.s. servicemen who died there the looks of a hobby saying there will continue to check in with the events going on today commemorating the 70th anniversary grid of the allied force invasion of nazi occupied france roof coming up a loaded gun found in slate target store just inches away from young children to read off we will tell you where that happened and if a new mobile app that scans their facebook friends to make sure there are no sexual predators tracking you can li

. >> audra mcdonald's latest honor is for her role as billie holiday in "lady day at the emerson barand grill." it was the sixth tony actually. set a record there. >> she's amazing. performer who got his start in the bay area took home a tony award last night. >> james monroe iglehart from "aladdin." [ cheering and applause ] >> one happy man. james monroe iglehart won the tony for best performance by an actor in a featured role and his musical for his performance as the genie in "aladdin." he graduated from cal state east bay and on the stage, he thanked some of his old teachers. >> i've also -- i want to thank robert for teaching me how to tap dance. a teacher for keeping me in college and i know that this is supposed to be the most dignified -- you know awards show of the season, but i have to do this. this is a praise shout. lei! [ laughter ] >> there you go. we love it. iglehart wasn't the only one celebrating though. >> yeah, old friends and teachers watched the tony's at a viewing party in heyward. >> in the corner of the east bay. and to have somebody nominated for a tony awa

and carol king in beautiful, and mcdomds took home a record sixth tony for her role at lady day at emerson's bar and grill. congratulations to her. i think she made history last night. still ahead, lebron james rises to the occasion after he was forced to silt out in the final minutes of game one. the judges crown a new miss usa and our own thomas roberts is there to reveal the winner. his best moments from baton rouge coming up. that story and a check of weather when "way too early" comes right back. at farmers, we make you smarter about auto insurance, because the more you know, the more we can help you. cut. lower. shave. chop. and drop your insurance rates. if you want to save hundreds, talk to farmers. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ [announcer] the more you know, the more you could save. farmers could help you save hundreds on your auto insurance. call your local agent or 1-800-470-8496 today. it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot

the most ever for an actress by the way, she played billie holliday in lady day at emerson's bar and grill. brian kranson broadway debut in all the way, which also won for best play. you can find a link to the complete list of winners on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> and anything that jew hack man hoses, i'm watching. >> i'm with you. big fan. >> 4:43, not big fan of all of the storms moving n take a look at video, severe weather, baseball size hail, 09-mile per hour wind gusts, look at the lightning, wow. this is around lubbock, texas we're told, no severe damage reported but still that will wake you up if you're in dead. storms moving quite -- not as quite as bad as that. >> looks like setter weather will time. today more your run of the mill, more summer like pattern, get little sun, little muggier, still warm but we will be watching for couple of showers. >> much of the forecast for the next few days actually looks much the same. scene unfolding, happens for variety of reasons, but or forecast will sounds awfully similar from way day to the next. we start things off though wit

mcdowell won her sixth tony the most he have for an actress she played billy holiday in lady day at emerson'sanston won for best play. you can find a link to the complete list of all the winners on our website cbsphilly.com. >> justin, lovely weekend. i guess we'll have to break out the umbrella. >> exactly it's not going ton all day wash out tomorrow. keep in mind any time through the day there could be a shower or maybe even a thunderstorm. also the humidity will start to rise. >> oh, boy. >>> yeah, it will feel a little bit more like summer this week. typical summer like forecast coming up. still quite though in center city. this hour. just some clouds over the region but there are some showers just off to the north and west. check out storm scan3. and that's not a large storm system actually lot of these showers are beginning to break up as they push east but this system is actually going to stall out a little bit over the next few days keeping our forecast unsettled maybe a little bit of light rain trying to break out into chester county, parts of montgomery county as you head up towards

emerson is one of those names. >> all right. thanks for voting, everybody. >> yeah, thank you. >>> now, tomorrow marks the official start of summer. to celebrate, we've asked our traders to come up with stocks they like to take a vacation from, names they don't knowsly dislike but they want to put on the sidelines for the summer. we want to go around the horn. >> dan is standing kind of close to brian there. >> pete, you're up. >> i'm going to start with apple. the reason, it's had a phenomenal performance since april on this big run to the upside. throwing it over to tim. but it doesn't mean this is wrong. it's not going to go anywhere. i'm looking out the next big catalyst in my opinion doesn't really happen until september. so we're basically in a pause. i think other places are much better for your money now. >> give tim the ball. you're up. >> i'm going with disney. i love the stock. i've owned the stock. ultimately, this is a company clicking on all cylinders, but it's looking for new catalysts. technically struggling at 8

afterparty in manhattan after winning her sixth tony for her role as billie holiday in "lady day at emerson's bar and grill." what went on if your head? >> i had a breakdown. i had a breakdown. i literally hyperventilated with a breakdown that continues when they led me off stage actually. >> reporter: it's where stars come to unwind after the evening filled with more excitement and drama than any broadway production. james monroe eigel hart won best featured actor in a musical for his portrayal of the genie in alid dan. >> it was going in fast motion and slow motion at the same time. i was like -- i got to get everything out but i hope i don't forget anybody. your brain kept going you just won a tony. >> reporter: jefferson mays says his feet still haven't touched the ground after his show won best new musical. >> i'm floating on a cloud of euphoria with such joy for our musical. this little musical that came out of nowhere. >> reporter: for stars the party was unwinding before many jumped back into the broadway characters. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> a party. broadway producers had

. >> utilities in the spotlight today, including emerson electric. optionpany expanding an with acquisitions and investment possibility. dollar general shares slid 7%. ceo plansnt retailer to retire in 2015. the stock rising on speculation of a possible takeover from family dollar earlier in the month. 3%e shares rising as much as after the largest sporting goods topped analyst estimates. fromompany benefiting customers buying athletic apparel for everyday wear and not just sports. that is some of the top stories at this hour. back over to you. >> nike, the world's largest sporting-goods maker -- one person who helped build the shoes literally is mike freedom he has 14 patents for prototypes for nike. mike, thanks for being with us here on taking stock. i wonder if you can describe to people high you got into the world of designing for wear. -- footwear. >> i started in college, working with the cofounder of the company. we started modifying shoes for athletes, is my primary job. >> modifying shoes for athletes. tommy haven't morphed into creating sh

if emerson was alive he may sell pepsi and coke. are you afraid the maker movement may become corporatized. >> no, i'm not. i don't think it's a new thing. when you think of recipes shared for decades, things like the toll-house cooky. it's slapped on to a bag of chocolate chips. i think the companies are starting to realise that this kind of media content is an effect ty way of driving consumption. the big advantage is that it allows consumers to be selective and consien somehows. we we some groups that want control of all the materials. >> i think of apple, nike, and others, starting in a garage. there must be millions of ideas that never had the avenues to take ideas turn into something. >> we are living in amazing time, i believe in all of whomman history -- human history. it doesn't just impact the diy segment, but also corporations. ford is putting printers on every designer desk. and the reason is they can reiterate three or four times before lunch. at the end they'll reiterate 1,000 times, ending up with a higher quality pro

. >> and dee emerson lost her precious daddy yesterday. in his 90s, had a wonderful blessed life.ut still, the pain of that is very tough. very tough. do we have time? >> is it okay or not okay to photograph yourself doing yoga in public? pressing question. here's what we have to say about it. >> seems a little narcissistic. either that or i'm just jealous. >> nice answer. all right. since there is planking and whaling, why not yoga-bition. add it to the list. >> don't you think it's narcissistic? i like to say that. >> that's your answer. >> say it three times. narcissistic, narcissistic, narcissistic. >> you are. ha ha ha! >> all right. two ladies from down south headed north and got ambushed this morning. we're going to check out their makeovers. >> don't forget our brilliant column in "the daily news" and sugar ray frontman mark mcgrath plays a game with us after this. >>> hey. sugar ray frontman mark mcgrath has been a busy boy. he's getting ready to he had head out on a big tour this summer. he's a doting dad to two gorgeous kids. don't forget "sharknado". >> that's right. c

if emerson was alive he may sell pepsi and coke.are you afraid the maker movement may become corporatized. >> no, i'm not. i don't think it's a new thing. when you think of recipes shared for decades, things like the toll-house cooky. it's slapped on to a bag of chocolate chips. i think the companies are starting to realise that this kind of media content is an effect ty way of driving consumption. the big advantage is that it allows consumers to be selective and consien somehows. we we some groups that want control of all the materials. >> i think of apple, nike, and others, starting in a garage. there must be millions of ideas that never had the avenues to take ideas turn into something. >> we are living in amazing time, i believe in all of whomman history -- human history. it doesn't just impact the diy segment, but also corporations. ford is putting printers on every designer desk. and the reason is they can reiterate three or four times before lunch. at the end they'll reiterate 1,000 times, ending up with a higher quality prod

. >> emerson, talk about tech and biotech all the time, but old-school manufacturing is busy. >> withoutthink we'll see not just subsidiary sales like the one you're potentially referring there to with emerson, but, of course, a lot more consolidation, drum beat on tax inversions as well. shares of verizon this morning, that's not down very much, but you may have noted one of the lead stories this morning, the german government is essentially saying bye-bye to verizon as one of the key suppliers of telecommunications and wireless services. because of the fallout from the edward snowden revelations and the nsa. this is not significant, but something to watch, will result in an incredible loss of business. investers are taking it in stride, but it came up a lot when we were in -- when i was reporting on whether at&t would make a move on vodafone, and one of the reasons it withdrew from the european market as a place to conceivably consolidate, come here for the direct jp tv deal, the snowden revelations, nas, and germany saying, no thank you, verizon. >> people have not been able to pin po

. >> i know that it's hard -- [inaudible] >> we are undergraduates at emerson college, so one of the things in our program that we find there is a certain stigma attached to anything that isn't high-end nonfiction. so i was wondering what you all profess as another publishing program think that in the publishing industry -- please. >> i'm speechless. [laughter] >> i'm surprised to hear that because i actually feel the other way that the stigma is to the letter or a fiction and the high-end stuff. from my perspective and the students are coming into the territorediting class they may g the best and the brightest stuff and i wanted to tell them that none of them are going to make a living editing the literary fiction. at it in that literary fiction. no, but i mean that. so, i try to -- and i think that we all do not open up to what you have been reading in college is a very small percentage of what's out there and you have to broaden your own take and you also as an editor especially, you have to learn how to step outside of your own take. passion is one thing that taste is another. so

her sixth tony for best lead actress in a play for her portrayal of billie holiday in "lady day at emerson'sll". tracy morgan is improving after a crash that left him in critical condition, and killed another comedian. morgan suffered several broken bones when the limo bus he was riding in was hit by a semi on the new jersey turnpike early saturday. his publicist says morgan is still in critical condition, but has been more responsive since undergoing surgery. he is expected to remain in the hospital for several weeks. the truck driver was charged with death by auto and assault by auto. los angeles police arrested a man after a break in early sunday at the home of actress sandra bullock. the oscar winner was home at the time. it's unclear whether the man was trying to burglarize the home or whether this is a stalking incident. we want to know your real story like your hobbies and your passions. >>a teen romance owned the weekend box office. "the fault in our stars" earned 48-million dollars. angelina jolie's "maleficent" came in second, tom cruise's "edge of tomorrow" took third. now let's l

i went to emerson. >> what did you study? >> i studied writing, literature and publishing >> and you got a masters degrees >> colorado colombia. >> my wife was getting a masters where she works. i mostly live in cambridge, massachusetts. >> what do you do full-time? >> i'm a senior editor at "mother jones." >> i'll wade through a little more research i did on "mother jones" and there is a coke website that's cokefacts.com and a website that david brooks runs. then on "mother jones" who i guess was a socialist -- >> she was a turn of the century labor leader who led campaigns against child labor in mines and things of that nature. >> i want to ask you how you as a journalist stay independent. it's owned by americans for prosperity, the foundation i believe. >> no. the foundation that runs is called the foundation for national progress. >> my mistake. i did see that there's contributions through barbara streisand and david and lucy yell packard fund. bill moyers. there are a lot of politics in all of this. how do you stay indep

he is also a member of the board of directors at emerson direct of directors, a member of pga tour, he received his bs in accounting from the university of oklahoma. we welcome you. i think from that record you're obviously plugged into rural consumers, too with your background there in oklahoma. mr. john bergmire. he specializes in telecommunications, internet and intellectual property issues. he advocates for public interests and policy makers and makes sure all stakeholders occurring all ordinary citizens, artists and innovators have a say in shaping emerging digital policies. he received his b.a. in english literature from colorado state university and his j.d. from university of colorado law school and was elected to the order of cough is it -- cof. you tell, i wasn't in the order of cof. so our final witness is mr. ross leiberman. he is the senior vice president of governmental affairs at the american cable association which represents 850 independent cable and broad band operators serving small markets it and rural areas he manages the formation and implementation of the group's

. >> audrey mcdonnell won her sixth tony, most ever actress, played billie holliday, at emerson's barn kranston had his broadway debut as president linden johnson. tony, also won for best play. you can find a link to the complete list of the winners on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> ♪ >>> all right, that's j-lo, jennifer lopez, she will not be performing at this year's world cup opening ceremony apparently. the singer teamed up with rapper pitbull to record brazil's 2014 official song, we are one. also slate today perform the song this week. she was also slate today perform it. lopez did not reveal the reason for pulling out, but not doing it. >> drama? >> there you have it. >>> curious about the reason why. all right, let's get over to katie with the forecast. >> i have to say that song, nothing will pump you up more than that song in the morning. so i highly recommend download that one. all right, the pollen report, we start things off there. the levels pretty low for the next couple of days, but you know what that means, now that we've given this pollen report for weeks and weeks,

he has a new note this morning in which he puts together i believe it is emerson canes and the singer, pink. anybody who does that has my attention. it's his first note since returning to pimco. >>> first, though, to sue at headquarters today because, well, the traffic is still horrible getting into new york city from new jersey after a terrible fatal truck accident on the g.w. bridge. >> absolutely, ty, it was really an awful situation. the markets we're going to get to in a second. phil lebeau, he has breaking news for us. phil? >> reporter: this has been speculated about for some time. tesla's ceo announced on the company's website that the company is going to open up patents for other automakers and others in the auto industry to use. he says this is part of the company trying to spur innovation and development of electric vehicles across the entire industry. musk saying in his blog post, we will not initiate any patent lawsuits against any competitors who, in good faith, use their patents to develop further technology for the electric vehicle and for automobiles in the industry.

. >> audra mcdonald won her sixth tony last night for her role as billy holiday in lady day and emerson's bar and grill. she now has more tony wins than anyone else in the acting category. broadway legend angela lansbury had the previous record of five tonys each. >>> another moment from the tony awards attracting attention, hugh jackman turned the title song from "the music man" into a rap act with the help of ll cool j. ♪ he's a music man >> he says rap brings the classical musical into the 21st centu century. i like it better that way. >> that's trouble. >>> 6:20. still ahead on "today in the bay," a teacher is charged with kidnapping his own students. >>> and an expensive sports car and a multimillion mansion. the teenager is accused of living the high life with stolen money. >>> and we'll take you back out live. there comes some of the fog that is going to keep the city cool. we'll look at alcatraz in the southbound. inland it will be hot again. we'll check in with christina in a moment. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from

it's tiger's first pga event since march, and bill emerson from quicken loans joins us from washingtonen loans is the sponsor of this week's tour. great to have you back on the show. thanks for coming in. are you excited about this week's action? >> absolutely gerri, great to be back. clearly excited about this weekend. glad tiger is back, great for golf, certainly it's great for us sponsoring the quicken loans national this week. gerri: that was my question, you managed to snag him for his first event back, a big boost in your arm. what does it mean in your marketing efforts to have the first event that tiger comes back to? >> we clearly think that viewership will be up. tiger, as you indicated, tiger is the most recognizable name in golf for 15 years. one of the top players on tour. he was out for a long time. coming back people will be interested. it's his tournament, making it back for his tournament and the ability not only for the tournament to be played but what it does for the military vets. it's a really big deal this weekend and we think people are interested to see how he pl

made broadway history, winning a record sixth tony for her role as billie holiday in "lady day" at emerson'sng. what an incredible performer she is. on the musical side, neil patrick harris won a tony for playing a transsexual rock store and brought down the house with his own performance last night. award for best musical went to "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." like the comedy and the original score of that, apparently. 42 minutes after the hour. >>> tornadoes touching down, leaving a trail of destruction behind, but these severe storms, they are not over yet. look at these pictures. indra petersons tracking who is in danger today. that's right after the break. >>> serious severe weather in colorado. >> oh, my god. >> look at that. a band of severe storms slamming colorado with high winds, hail and tornadoes. one of those twisters touching down during a junior golf tournament. the funnel cloud flipped over an empty trailer and sent golfers running for cover. >> we saw winds picking up. we saw the storm forming and we tried to get inside as quick as we could, but we were just caugh

. >> her latest honor is for her role as billie holiday in "the lady day at emerson bar and grill." a perform who are got his start here -- performer who got his start here in the bay area took home a tony last night too. >> james monroe iglehart from "aladdin." [ cheering and applause ] >> there you go. james monroe iglehart won the tony for best performance for his performance as the genie in "aladdin." he graduated from cal state east bay and on stage he said -- >> i've also -- i want to thank robert for teaching me how to tap dance and one for keeping me in college and i knows this supposed to be the most dignified you know awards show of the season but i have to do this. this is a praise shout. hey! >> we love it. iglehart was the only winner from "aladdin" nominated in five categories. robin williams would be proud right? >> i think everyone is you know just let it out. have a little fun and liz watched the whole program and went to bed around 1:00 this morning. >> i was such a mess this morning coming in. >>> it is the best awards show on tv. all right let's go outside and sh

the emerson family. california and washington. the business has been around for about 100 years.stuart: ted turner who i used to know very well. and then john malone. cheryl: he has 2.2 million acres. this is twice as much acreage as you would find in the state of delaware. twice as big as delaware. stuart: ted turner. cheryl: 2 million acres. he has property in 12 states and argentina. i kid you not. also john malone, he has been buying land in ireland and has some overseas properties as well. they have been snatching up land at a record price. seattle. a $15 an hour minimum wage. we will talk to one of the city council members. they all voted for it. coming up. ♪ stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare stuart: president obama said out to transform america and looks like he's doing it. massive student debt and 1-third 18-424-year-olds eat at home. the president, an alleged deserter from the taliban dream team, kills the cold industry to look good to the united nations. welcome

whatever -- ten of us, ten or eleven of us who work the whole state, and we were riding these cars, emerson moore had a big car we were riding in like bonnie and clyde and so forth and usually, i didn't drive, and willie peacock was brought into the movement, in greenwood, mississippi. he was on his way to medical school but his father brought willie peacock to bob moses and says i'm bringing my son to you to help bring about freem in this state and they were masons and i didn't understand but i knew that was some other language being spoken that was going on, so willie peacock was delivered to bob for the intent and purpose to work for human rights, and there were many others of us in the state who felt that way, but we did not know that there were -- people outside, you know, each today, i read newspaper articles, dr. emily crosby sent me some newspaper articles that had been printed back in '62. i had never read them because in the state of mississippi there was a wall of silence. we had no information coming in and no information going out, and we didn't know anything that was going on,

on the ground about seven miles to the west just to the northwest of pender, nebraska, heading to emersonka. let me show you what it looks like as he turns away away anyway. as we look at the two tornadoes that were on the ground simultaneously. we do know that a town in northeast nebraska was hit by one of those tornadoes. we saw the debris on the ground before it crossed over highway 275, pilger, nebraska took a direct hit from that big, big tornado, wolf. >> chad, we'll stay on top of this together with you. thanks very, very much. just ahead, coming up at the top of the hour, a situation room special report. we're going live to baghdad. our own anderson cooper is there on the scene. we'll check in with him. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed ta

. >> reporter: use emerson or arthur as alternates.t 23 use curve -- cuving ton road. >> reporter: we have a crash benjamin franklin parkwaying parkville station road head to ogden as the possible alternate there. >> let's go over to karen rogers. you say it's another day to keep it cool. >> reporter: we're heating things up close to 90 degrees, but not as muggy as yesterday. 77 degrees we're warming up in philadelphia. heading up to 88 today. we started off with a good amount of clouds, we're seeing more and more sunshine that will continue through the day. late today we get a chance for a spotty shower around, tonight and tomorrow less humid. tomorrow e -- is nice, partly sunny, 84. the weekend is looking nice and dry. >> "live" with kelly and michael is next on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great thursday! >> it's "live with kelly & michael." today, from the hit drama "scandal," tony goldwyn. and from the new comedy, "tammy," ben falcone. plus supermodel chrissy teigen joins michael at the co-host desk, all next on "live." [capti

in 2011, i joined with our former republican colleague then-representative joann emerson of missouri to introduce an amendment to the continuing resolution that would have continued 10-20-30 for rule development, and expanded it to 11 additional accounts throughout the federal budget affecting economic development, education, job training, health, justice, the environment, and more. i hope to work with members of this committee to include similar language in future budget resolutions and other legislation. and i want to be clear about two things. number one, 10-20-30 is not a license to be applied to an inadequate budget. and number two, it does not, i want to repeat this, mr. chair, 10-20-30 does not add one dime to the deficit. it simply targets funds already authorized or appropriated to needy communities. over the past 30 years, the national economy has risen, and fallen, multiple times. during each economic downturn, while we have been rightly focused on getting our economy as a whole back on track, we have not given attention to these communities that are suffering from chronic