. >> reporter: kenneth feld is ceo of feld entertainment. brothers for $8 million in 1967. they were caretakers of a slice of americana and a home for a unique community whose desire to dazzle outweighed just about everything else. >> the love is for the institution, but the greater love is for the people that make up that institution. and that's the difficult part. >> reporter: feld grew up with sawdust in his veins, and so did his three daughters, lana, nicole, and juliet. they eve ringling clowns on occasion. >> did you ever get that itch to perform yourself? >> i went to circus camp for a little while. i was in a roller skating act where i lit a match on the floor with my teeth. >> can you still do that? that is a good party trick. >> i don't know that i would want to try at this point. >> reporter: over the years the feld sisters tried to help their father infuse the circus with 21st century sensibility while still keeping the show's 19th century traditions intact. but it was a balancing act that in the end just didn't balance their bot

. >> schlongald nuts-feld! >> wrinkled shafts-feld!nse, ding-dong rumsballs! >> brilliant! no wonder we win emmys! all right. >> stephen: what about me, jon? what do i do? >> stephen, i guess just arch your eyebrow or something. makes people think you're smart. >> stephen: got it! >> but first, before we do anything, our traditional preshow prayer. hands in, everybody. >> okay. >> goooo, lbl agenda! >> stephen: stick around, everybody. all these people are on the show tonight. we'll find out how much of what we said is real. ♪ ♪ i just saved a bunch of money on my car insurhuh. with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico can help with way more than car insurance. boats, homes, motorcycles... even umbrella coverage. this guy's gonna wish he brought his umbrella. fire at will! how'd you know the guy's name is will? yeah? it's an expression, ya know? fire at will? you never heard of that? oh, there goes will! bye, will! that's not his name! take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. allthat was amazing

the following january - after the crowds shrunk even more - feld announced that this year would be the davis vassallo, says the beginning of the end was smart phones - which put a show in the palm of everyone's hand. >> i have a daughter, and she's always on her phone. she could see everything from her phone, so i'm just thinking times are changing. >> now that it's going to be gone, i think people will regret it. >>reporter: for more than 100 performers, tonight's last show means the end of an era end of a job. most of the animals belong to the trainers, so they'll be looking for work too. but elaine, rather than cry because it's over, many of the performers have decided to smile because it happened. fest. >> quijano: tony thank you. still ahead. a high school puts a positive spin on the controversial series "13 reasons why." i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it

and then feld entertainment retired the elephants, they say that was beginning of the end for businessicket sales and attendance way beyond what we anticipated. >> reporter: 94-year-old selma heller rode those ringling elephants as an acrobat during the 1946 season. who do you think had the better show, was yours better? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: she came to say good-bye. >> maybe it should let it rest and let it be the greatest show. >> and ringling brothers had two touring shows with 500 workers in all. some of them will go to other jobs in the company. as for the animals, most of them are owned by the trainers, and they'll be looking for work too. that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm tony

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. >> reporter: ticket sales have been falling for years before feld entertainment, the company that ownsing brothers, announced that they'd be ending their elephant act under pressure from animal rights activists. the following january he announced that this year would be the last. one of the clowns, davis masallo says the beginning of the end was smartphones. which put a show in the palm of everyone's hand. >> i have a daughter, and she's always on the phone. time is changing. >> now that it's going to be gone, we'll regret it. >> reporter: for more than 100 performers, it's the end of an era and the end of a job. most of the animals belong to the trainers, so they'll be looking for work too. rather than cry, many performers have decided to smile because it happened. >> tony, thanks. >>> still ahead. a high school puts a positive spin on the controversial series "13 reasons why." and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. ialmost everything

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ringling parent company feld entertainment sites circus old fashion business model high operating costlining ticket sales for shut down. estimated 10 million people had gone to the ringling circus a year for those attending the final performance is it is one last chance to experience the greatest show on earth. >> i have been going to the circus since 1907's when i went first with my dad. it is part of my life. >> reporter: all of the circus animals head to new homes after sunday's final performance but hundreds of performers from the ringling family will be scattered across the world as the top comes down on their livelihood at the coliseum on long island , laura engel, "fox news". >>> all right. so big question here comcast, you know, we talk about these major phone carrier is thinking of getting into the cell phone war if you will, we will tell you, coming up. >>> 4:54. we are getting morning started , monday, raining, sue will update us on the forecast in a little bit but great to have you here. >>> comcast in your monday think morning is expanding its line of products. >> we're ch

the circus had been operated for 146 years when will earlier this year feld entertainment announced itwn for good. some of the employees will continue entertainment which produces shows like disney on i'm the animals are set to be placed in sanctuaries. >> what will the fashion industry think of next. >> how about destroyed sneakers. >> i thought we already did that. >> neiman marcus. they're being sold for. >> stop it. >> little more than $1,400. i will let somebody else buy them first. >> stop it. okay. >> they should just keep a list a public list of everybody who buys these. >> so that we can, what, publically -- >> take their money away because they have too much. >> so we can publically ridicule them? maybe if rihanna had them maybe they would be cute. >> maybe they're playing jokes on us. >> that price tag looks real. >> maybe they should put some stink on it. >> what's the exception of look, >> what's the hard part about doing it yourself. >> what's the hard part. >> you got to wear it, you got to do it. >> you got to do the work. >> i think i can tear up a pair of shoes pretty

after his escape he was feld in iraqi prison before flown back to u.s.. his lawyers tried to get his confession tossed out and pretrial hearing arguing he was wrongfully interrogated by authorities. >> suspect in deadly portland train stabbing will be in court as shocking video surfaced of the suspect jeremy christian. he is accused of kill after they stepped in to br breakp a tense situation. and day before that another rabts recorded on another train and in that video he threat toned stabt passengers and talks about christians and muslim. >> and emotional tribute in manchester england hundreds gathered to mark a week since 22 people were killed by suicide bomber at ariana grande concert. they came together st. anne's square. 16 people were arrested in connection with that. 14 remain in custody. and today, one of city's main train stations reopened for the first time since attack. >> tiger woods could get up tie year's probation or jail time if convicted of latest dui arrests he's apologizing after sitting in a florida jail over the weekend and is offeri

the story about tax reform, but on page a-17 on their -- on the op ed page was an article by martin feld stein who was by and large the god father, the real thinker behind the arthur lafr kind of tax cuts pay for themselves. well, what he said is, i'll just read the pullout. gradually increasing the social security eligibility age can offset revenue loss from trump's tax cuts. so, inspite of what the administration is saying, that you're going to grow out of these deficits from tax cuts, martin feldstein, the godfather of supply side economics has said, well, it really won't work that way and we should pay for it with social security cuts, raising the eligibility age, and so i want to ask you a series of questions about that, that -- to clear up. i'm worried about your paying for the -- you'll pay for this tax cut because we're not -- no economic theories really say we'll grow our economy to the point that will are remake all the revenue, make it all back but i want to ask, i want to clear this up because i'm worried about cuts to social security, medicare, medicaid, it's clear you're go

. >> reporter: the ringmaster and the feld family that owned the circus said good-bye. >> this is thereatest show on earth. >> reporter: hugs, tears. ♪ should old acquaintance be forgot ♪ >> reporter: and the trademark phrase, one last time. >> farewell from the greatest show on earth. >> reporter: the crowd was on its feet for the last 11 minutes of the show. crying, clapping, right along with those who were down there performing. the elephants were retired to a sanctuary in florida. the other animals will either go to other sanctuaries or ringling says some will go to circuses in europe. and for anyone who is wondering if this is just a stunt, circus management says, not happening. it's over. savannah. >> it is really the end of an era for so many people. kerry, thank you. >> how many things in life can you say lasted 150 years almost. it's a pretty extraordinary run. >>> let's get a check of the weather. al is at san diego naval base. al, good morning. >> i remember my dad taking me to the circus, madison square garden, 1960. i'll never forgot it. it's hard to forget being on the d