do you have anything else, hansen?it of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. i know i'm an idiot. and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, we'll go off record while the board makes a decision, okay? >> hansen waits outs

isrlie: "dear evan hansen," that hit musical at the music box theatre in new york. it follows a high school student with severe anxiety to gets caught up in a social media fueled movement after a fellow classmate commits suicide. the "new york times," says start ben platt is giving a performance that should not be missed. "dear evan hansen," has been nominated for nine tony awards, including best musical. ♪ ♪

right here. >> when hansen says this is how it ends. i'm not sure how many people you have been able to interview, but the majority of them seem like this is how it ends or is there more of a sense of invincibility? >> i was told that by the officer who put handcuffs on him. we will have those handcuffs on display in the next -- in the new museum. we have the set of handcuffs that each of them were arrested in. it is kind of an honor of an fbi officer to put his handcuffs on a bad guy. words,ere exactly the but it was almost in a shakespearean sense, that he saw himself in the third person. interestingly, when he was in the car, and he is handcuffed in the back of the vehicle, they did not immediately take him and calling press announcement. they wanted to arrest the sdr officer who is coming to clear the drop. they took him to a small jail south of monaco and kept them there overnight. svrsdr never came -- the never came. he said it trying to talk as a colleague to the fbi agents that had just arrested him. they said bob, don't talk to

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liz evan hansen? -- liz evan hansen?an hansen is an incredibly lonely highschooler, he has trouble connecting to other people. that is--- heightened by the hyper conductivity of social media. he feels under deep scrutiny, which pulls him deeper into himself, and makes him retreat even more. he really just can't find a place to belong and be heard and feel connected to anyone or anything. through this rather terrible lie that he tells about a fake friendship with a kid and his cast -- classroom committed suicide, evan grows closer to the family and helps them heal, and finds a new voice, and a place to be important, and find new confidence and come out of his shell, although it is all predicated on this fabrication. charlie: is it also a critique of social media? when we started working on this, my fellow writers and competitors initially talked about it as more of a frontal critique on social media, more of a parody or a satire. as the show has evolved, what we really became interested in was exploring how social media d

we begin with the writer of the broadway musical "dear evan hansen." ben platt. >> the first 12 and 15 minutes when you get to see evan and get to see him give his first monohog you get how deep a hole''s in and how in need o a savior he is so you understand how he falls into this. >> rose: we continue with cynthia nixon on broadway and the little foxes and in a film called the quiet passion, she plays emily dickinson. >> i think people who don't intend to come twice come sand see it one way and then come back because the rules are so different. because you see us in the first way, it's impossible to see us in the second way. >> rose: the urban pen exhi pigs at the metropolitan museum of art. we talk to jeff rosenheim. >> he understood the page of the magazine and how a picture would sit in, inc. h in the magazine and demanded it stop traffic and by doing so he applied all the training and art to the challenge. i mean, she was basically a vogue photographer for over 60 years. most of his pictures in the show were seen there and, yet, he was able to mak

that's the cast of "dear evan hansen".re 18 musicals vying for a tony nom nights. we'll bring you the announcement from lincoln center. >>> time to show you this moaning's headlines. variety reports oliver stone interviewed vladimir putin for a documentary. he interviewed him more than a dozen times over two years. last time was in february. stone got a chance to ask putin about meddling in the u.s. election. it will debut june 12th on showtime. >>> the washington journal reports college enrollment is near a record high. last year more than 69% of high school graduates between the ages of 16 and 24 headed to college. that's near the high back in 2009 when it was just over coll education. >>> "baltimore sun" says an orioles star reported racist taunts by fans in boston. outfielder adam jones said he was called the n-word last night. one fan threw a bag of peanuts at him. he said that warrant as tougher penalty than just ejection from the ballpark. orioles won the game 5-2. >> people sore rude. >> i think so. "the washington

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do you remember hansen? >> they are still together. i think that they perform occasionally. >> who knew, i have to look them up. i remember the song and the name. >> they have two more hits than you and i. >>> speaking of one hit wonder, the fog is not a one hit, it's a multiple hit wonder, it's making a huge move. the east bay is the last to cool off. they did not cool off yesterday. it was 90 for many. the north pay and south bay cooled off. now the system is coming in. concord negative 2 degrees for the 24 hour temperature change. the system is coming in with a lot of high to mid level clouds. fairfield, 32 with gives of 38 degrees, 50s on the temperatures, lower to mid 50s, 56 hayward. 51 in gilroy, 51 in scott's valley. lower clouds and fog make for a chilly day, this system might produce some drizzle along the central coast but the main message is partly cloudy skies, 50s through 70s. sal, this is when you have to get going because things pickup. >> yes, we have more people on the roads on interstate 80. we already see slowing in

isrlie: "dear evan hansen," that hit musical at the music box theatre in new york.school student with severe anxiety to gets caught up in a social media fueled movement after a fellow classmate commits suicide. the "new york times," says start ben platt is giving a performance that should not be missed. "dear evan hansen," has been nominated for nine tony awards, including best musical. ♪

charlie: "dear evan hansen," is the hit musical at the music box theatre in new york.gh school student with a severe anxiety who gets caught up in a social media-fueled movement after a fellow classmate commits suicide. the "new york times," says start ben platt is giving a performance that is not likely to be better did this season. "dear evan hansen," has been nominated for nine tony awards, including best musical. >> ♪ when you're in a

the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a week before their first gamele gatland urges players not to listen to the negativity. i've mentioned how difficult the schedule was for 12 months. for people to talk about it now seems a little bit ironic, as we've all been well aware of it and how tough it is. you cannot well on it, we cannot change it. if you let negativity in terms of thinking about those sorts of things worry you, it is going to influence a team. it is what it is, and we are excited about it, looking forward to it. the schedule is tough, but some of those tough games are going to get a slice preparation for the test series. it's been a long couple of months since the squad announcement, it seems like a lifetime ago almost. since the start of the tour we have landed in new zealand, now it is reality and one that we are looking forward to. a very long journey down to new zealand, understandably bleary eyes! i think this would have woken them up... now how's this for a welcome? when they arrived the lions were treated to a traditional maori welc

heather: joining us is president of the security studies group jim hansen's who served in the us army special forces and conducted counterterrorism operations. rob: thanks for joining us. does this lead to a call for more surveillance? a lot on the far left would say this is a bad thing but how you stop a group like this? how do you stop these attacks without watching what people are doing before they walk into a crowded blow themselves up? even president obama admitted someone is going to die for a cause how do you stop them from killing people? >> you can't stop them unless you look where they are hiding. that means doing things some people find distasteful. i don't blame the larger muslim community for feeling bad about being surveilled in any way but the problem is not only a terrorist but too many terrorists have been muslim. donald trump made a very strong call to muslim countries to help us root out the extremists, same has to be said to the muslim communities in the rest of europe. these people are hiding in your communities. they are part of your communities even though they

. >> reporter: petra hansen also chose to put a ring on it. >> i kept getting the question, like hownot married? why aren't you married? and what's wrong with you for not being married? and i was getting a little tired of answering that question. >> reporter: so she took a stand. >> a woman's chance to be and bothworthy in our culture i actually measured in dog years. we are really given this little window to find a mate, find a family, have it all. you know, before we're 35. and it just isn't ridiculous. >> reporter: she's lived a successful life. a fashion designer by trade, even a rock star at one point. but marriage she says was never part of her plan. >> toward the end of my 30s things started to kind of wind down, and by 40 that's when i started to feel the real pressure of gee, i missed the boat. >> i'm thinking tulle. i'm thinking bright colors. >> reporter: but she says this is another option. and while buying the ring and sketching the dress were easy -- >> i wanted to make an announcement. >> reporter: -- turns out telling loved ones about her plan is slightly more difficu

who is evan hansen?ly isolated, has a lot of trouble connecting to other people, and that is sort of heightened by the hyperconnectivity of social media and the fact, with young people especially, everything they're doing online is being ibstan tainsly judged and looked at, and he feels under deep scrutiny, which pulls him deeper and deeper into himself and makes him retreat even more. and he really just can't find a place to belong and be exphrd feel connected to anyone or anything. and through this sort of rather terrible lie that he tells about a fake friendship with a kid in his class who has committed suicide, evan grows very close to the grieving family of this kid and helps them heal in a way and find a new voice and confidence and a place to be important and belong and starts to come out of his shell, although it's all predicated on this fabrication. >> rose: is it also a critique of social media? >> when we started working on this, ben, justin, and i-- my other fellow writers, the composers of t

steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a week before their first game.to be negative. for people to start talking about the schedule now, it just seems start talking about the schedule now, itjust seems a little bit ironic because we have all been well aware of it and how tough it is and you have just got to... you aware of it and how tough it is and you havejust got to... you can't dwell on it. we can't change it. so if you let negativity in terms of thinking about those sorts of things worry you, it is going to influence the team. two-time wimbledon champion has been cut short. she has been knocked out of the french open by an american player. she had been out for five months after being stabbed in the hand. the czech lost in straight sets with her nine double faults. former grand slam champion has escalated the row over her comments on homosexuality by accusing gay tennis players of influencing others. the 74—year—old earlier said she refused to fly with birdie—mac in protest at its stance on homosexuality and she said that she got tennis was full of

alison: that is video from "dear evan hansen." everybody is talk about it.at" also started here. leading the pack is "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812." kevin spacey will host the show from radio city music hall. singer janet jackson heading back to the concert stage months after giving birth to her son. she posted a brief message on instagram. first she joked about weight gain and then talked about her split from her husband before then turning toward her music. the tour that was postponed because of her pregnancy starts in september in louisiana. she will be here in town at the verizon center november 16. larry: wow! all right. the writer and the motion picture association reached a deal to keep hollywood at work. there is a threat of a strike. the first in a decade but it was averted after a marathon negotiating session that went past the midnight deadline. issues include the health plan and the writers working on multiple show of the season. specifics of the agreement have not been released. still ahead, you remember the maryland cup? they apo

let's bring in jim hansen. anytime there are tough situations like this, he is a counterterrorism operations expert and officer in the special forces. so far when you hear about what looks to be a suicide bomber because of what is left of his body and the fact that nails and shrapnel, what are you thinking? >> donald trump called them out in riyadh and again this morning from israel. what we need to do is look for action from states that were causing a lot of problems. he was standing next mahmoud abbas and brian mentioned the palestinians pay the families of suicide bombers for the rest of their lives for the damage, the terrorism they have done against israelis. the palestinians want peace they need to stop that immediately. there were calls to the palestinians and other muslim leaders to join us in driving extremism out. that starts at home and those leaders need to stop their support for terror. >> they haven't released the individuals names, looking at more than one person involved. we don't have many more

. >> stephen: have you seen "dear evan hansen." >> di. >> stephen: i cried like a child. >> i saw itto try to see it on broadway. we're gog have some fun on tony night. does that mean you're going to see every television show? >> stephen: yes. >> if i'm going to see all the broadway shows -- >> stephen: every television show, every single one joirk there's only one you really need to see, actually. >> stephen: that would be "house of cards" on netflix next tuesday. and the tony awards june 11 on cbs. kevin spacey, everybody. we'll be right back with terry crews. stick around. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ that's why there's trintellix, a prescription medication for depression. trintellix may help you take a step forward in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens and young adults. do not take with maois. tell your healthcare professional about your medications, includi

island, and they find hurricane relief tents, hansen was. what about the stars?ing dead on arrival when people got there? >> it seems that way. liquidate to was one of the headliners there and they pulled out even before the festival began because they said they were going to be able to provide the type of experience expected of them because the place just wasn't professionally done. 182's stuff is actually stuck in the bahamas right now. >> tell me about the revelers planning to attend. from $100,000 packages. gotbilly mcfarland and fyre a couple loans, millions of dollars. >> don't forget ja rule. >> you are talking about millions of dollars in loans. where did this money go? >> we don't really know. what happened was, a little before the month of the festival, they took out a $4 million loan to help pay for everything. three weeks before the festival, they took out a another $3 million loan to up to $7 million was funded for this festival. who are these people that loan them the money? >> they were going to repay the second loan with rfid payment. they had loa

i had met with some of my former colleagues today, ruby ridge, waco, the robert hansen investigation,he koburg tower, 9/11, you name it, the most notorious organized crime investigations. could anybody recall who the director was during those investigations? i say not. if you stop the average person on the street now and ask them who was the recent dreirector o the fbi? everybody is going to know it was james comey. he took a position, bucked the system, as my colleague said, he took the role of the attorney general. loretta lynch was not there. it should have been her day if she wanted to talk about the investigation. it was incumbent upon her. you don't have an fbi director discussing an ongoing investigation. it never has happened and it should not have happened. >> okay. that's what you guys say. i want you to listen tonight, this is general michael hayden. he spoke with my colleague, anderson cooper, about comey's firing. listen to this. >> my international network has kind of checked in with you guys are going to be okay, right? and so i was just trying to describe that this kin

we begin with the writer of the broadway musical "dear evan hansen." ben platt. >> the first 12 and 15 minutes when you get to see evan and get to see him give his first monohog you get how deep a hole''s in and how in need o a savior he is so you understand how he falls into this. >> rose: we continue with cynthia nixon on broadway and the little foxes and in a film called the quiet passion, she plays emily dickinson. >> i think people who don't intend to come twice come sand see it one way and then come back becse

the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a week before their first gameifficult the schedule was for 12 months. for people to talk about this now it seems a bit ironic, because we have been well aware of it and how tough it is, and you can't dwell on it, you can't change it. so if you let negativity, in terms of thinking about those things worry you, it will influence the team. novak djokovic is into the third round of the french open. after a straight sets victory over portugal's joao sousa. the second seed raced through the first set and was tested a little more in the second and third to wrap up the win injust over two hours. djokovic will face the argentine diego schwartzman next. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitiva's comeback has been cut short. she's been knocked out of the french open by the american bethanie mattek—sands. kvitiva had been out for five months after being stabbed in the hand by a burglar. let's return to the election now. people in northern ireland are going to the polls for the fourth major vote injust over two years. brexit

the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a week before their first gamele is for 12 months. for people to talk about this now it seems a bit ironic, because we have been well aware of it and how tough it is, and you can't change it. so if you let negativity in terms of thinking about those things worry you, it will influence the team. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitiva's comeback has been cut short. she's been knocked out of the french open by the american bethanie mattek—sands. kvitiva had been out for five months after being stabbed in the hand by a burglar. the czech lost in straight sets with her ninth double fault of the second round match. and there's been a shock in the men's singles at the french open — with home favourite jo—wilfried tsonga knocked out in the first round by argentina's renso 0leevo, ranked 91 in the world. 0livo was leading two sets to one when the match was halted last night but he came back this morning to break the tsonga serve — knocking out the 12th seed and earning himself a second round match against britain's kyle

the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a full week before their firstfor now, more in sportsday at half past six. let's return to cambridge now, ahead of tonight's bbc election debate. my colleague huw edwards is there. indeed, thank you. we are at the university of cambridge. sojeremy corbyn has decided, at the last minute, that he'll take part in tonight's live bbc election here in cambridge with representatives of six other major parties. in a speech in reading earlier today, the labour leader challenged theresa may tojoin him, but the prime minister said she'd rather be meeting voters on the campiagn trail. rather than exchanging "sound bites" about the debate tonight. the debate takes place amid suggestions in some opinion polls that that the conservative lead over labour might be narrowing. with me is the pollster joe twyman of yougov. it's good to have you with us. you have published some major analysis today which has been interpreted in different ways, i think it is there to say. why did you tell us your mainfindings? to say. why did you tell u

several productions were nominated for the tony awards and they are, dear evan hansen, which had thea stage and come from away was at ford's theater and nominated. new york theater usually dominates the tony's. evan scooped up nine nominations. even the most had dc roots. it is called natosha pierre and the great comet of 1912 and the directors nominated for a tony and she comes from silver spring, maryland. go dc! >> i will go start seeing theater plays and musicals, what ever it is, i will go out and see them, like the sports teams. >> go theater! >> and go caps! >> do they have this for theater? >> don't go to the theater with a phone finger. or, go and be like the cast. >> why not? >>> we asked and you delivered. hundreds of donated wedding dresses will go to a worthy cause. were the people came down to donate wedding dresses to forever angels of virginia. they create outfits for

alix: joining us is michael hansen. still with us is try. do we take him seriously?s is they are kind of throwing things against the wall. with low interest rates, there is an attraction to it and will there be enough demand to support it and that's an open question. we'll heard mixed use our own clients. it is early days on that one. troy: it depends what the yield is. alix: at what yield would you buy? say 4.5% would be very enticing. maybe that's not enough. jonathan: you would be lucky to get 4.5% are in troy: that would be attractive. jonathan: where's the man going to come from. most people i have spoken to are looking to 15 plus 20 basis points. who wants 50? michael: it that's a great question. we have talked to life insurers and pension funds. it comes down to the yield. troy: you would assume the liquidity would be much lower. that's why you demand extra compensation. curve, it'srice the reasonable. we think 4.5% would be attractive. jonathan: how important is the line from the treasury? how important is it in the community? michael: they want to know what

head coach steve hansen says the lions should have arrived a week before the game but these are the viewsjust got, aware of it and how tough it is and you havejust got, you cannot dwell on it, you cannot change it, so if you let negativity in terms of thinking about the sort of things worry you it's going to influence the team, it is what it is and we are excited about it, looking forward to it and the thing about the schedule, it is tough but some of those tough games are going to give us a nice preparation in terms of getting ready for the test series. that's all the sport burn—out. ian paterson, the surgeon convicted of carrying out unnecessary breast operations has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, he was facing potentially a life sentence. thejudge prison, he was facing potentially a life sentence. the judge said he would not give them the maximum term but he has given him 15 years. he said in handing down the sentence it's unprecedented to see a surgeon sentenced for crimes of this nature. further aggravating factors include the abuse of trust. he had been found guilty of 17 cou

svein arne hansen, president of european athletics, said world records "are meaningless if people don'they remove that off the record books, that means they literally wiped out a huge part of my career. can you understand where they are coming from? they say they need to make this more believable. anyone listening on the radio and watching needs to be able to measure that against this. to do that, we need to start from scratch. does that make ita start from scratch. does that make it a valid argument at all? no. a simple answer. what we tried to do was convinced the general public that athletics is clear. the best way we can do that is have a real stringent doping test procedure that eve ryo ne stringent doping test procedure that everyone is confident with. i think to really put us all in the same category as everyone else banned from taking drugs and removing medals etc from them, it is harsh to those clean like myself. do you feel clea n those clean like myself. do you feel clean athletes are being punished? absolutely. on reflection, i think of my whole career, i have said this in t