baby harry bruce. harry bruce! yes! that will do us!y's result and england's future prospects in the competition with the telegraph's deputy football correspondent, jeremy wilson. the caveat is that tunisia and panama are two of the easier teams in the competition but it is still really important because in previous tournaments, england have started slowly and never really got any momentum orfeel—good slowly and never really got any momentum or feel—good factor and slowly and never really got any momentum orfeel—good factor and now eve ryo ne momentum orfeel—good factor and now everyone is really excited, but also the people who seem to be enjoying themselves are the players and the staff around them and i think that all goes well for the tougher test out will obviously await. it does a lot for their confidence, but what did you make of gareth southgate saying he did not particularly like their performance? i think he is just trying to keep a bit of perspective. if england were to reach the final, which is obviously a long way off, ther

a b harry bruce. that will do us! —— baby harry bruce.dium at nizhny novgorod. still looks likes of abrasions are taking place. novgorod. still looks likes of abrasions are taking placeli novgorod. still looks likes of abrasions are taking place. i was about to tell you it was the panama fa ns about to tell you it was the panama fans who were bizarrely celebrating after the game, getting their first—ever world cup goal, but in the last couple of minutes the england fans have started up, singing, right in the middle of that sea off panama fans, england fans singing and chanting as well. this was an result for england. speaking to some fans on the way in, and some of them were hoping for a hat—trick. one man predicted 5—0, but nobody expected the result we got. extraordinary moment for england. george was inside, originally from cambridge, now living in australia, but wearing the england shirt. what did you make of the game?‘ fantastic atmosphere, i was very happy, especially when john stones got the open, very happy. and a hat—trick for ha

baby harry bruce. yes. that will do as!rly to watch the game on big screens in the capital, panama city. our correspondent will grant gave us this update. panama came into this world cup with pretty realistic hopes, to be honest, and into this match, most fa ns honest, and into this match, most fans expecting at the very best, a draw with england, some perhaps in their wildest dreams are hoping they would take three points. nevertheless, it was not to be. soon after kick—off, the heavens opened here in panama city and after that the goals started pouring in. panama we re the goals started pouring in. panama were 5—0 down by half time but there was something for them to hold onto. the country's first world cup goal scored by their oldest player. a moment really to savour for all of those fans who had been up since before daybreak. panama out but certainly not down. the headlines on bbc news. england fans celebrate after the lions make it through to the knock out stages of the world cup in russia thanks to a record—breaking w

harry bruce. that will do our six. deputy football correspondent for the daily telegraph. thank you forjoining us. a bit of a goal and but really it was theirs to lose, wasn't it? the caveat is that tunisia and panama are two of the easier teams but i think it is important, because in previous tournaments england have started slowly and never got any momentum or a feel—good factor and now everyone is excited, but also the people who are excited and actually seem to be enjoying themselves are the players and the staff and that all goes well for the tougher test but will obviously await. it does a lot for their confidence but what did you make of gareth southgate saying he did not particularly like their performance? i think he is trying to keep a bit of perspective. if england were to reach the final, which is obviously a long way, there are another five games, 6—1 which is obviously a long way, there are anotherfive games, 6—1 is which is obviously a long way, there are another five games, 6—1 is such are another five

when admiral harris told bruce that he would help him find his birth mother, bruce was very skeptical. but admiral harris was adamant, so bruce gave him the information he had pieced together. and 10 days later, bruce received a call while at work. the japanese embassy was on the phone with news that they had found at long last his birth mother. thanks to admiral harris's assistance, bruce reunited with his mother, and they were in contact for three years before she passed away in 2009. so in admiral harris we have someone who is tough minded and clear-eyed with tremendous military experience and someone who is very resourceful and focused on the task at hand. admiral harris's expertise in the indo pacific region, his leadership experience, and engagement with a variety of stakeholders in the region will stand him in good stead as our ambassador to south korea. last month at the pacific command ceremony, he was described as a warrior diplomat. with an insatiable spirit of adventure and an infectious can-do attitude. secretary of defense jim mattis said earlier this year diplomacy must

bruce received a call while at work at the pentagon. the japanese embassy was on the phone with news they had around at long last his birth mother. thanks to admiral harris' assistance, bruce got in contact with his birth mother. he is tough-minded and clear eyed with military experience, and someone who is very resourceful and focused on the task at hand. his expertise in the indo pacific and engagement with stakeholders in the region will stand him in good stead as our ambassador. the chief of naval operations richardson described admiral harris as a warrior-diplomat with an insatiable spirit of adventure and an infectious, can-do attitude. jim mattis said earlier this our that diplomacy much be first approach to de-escalating tensions on the korean peninsula. he praised harris' experience. i joined secretary mattis and others and expressing my confidence admiral harris will serve our country well as the next ambassador to south korea. i think this committee for its consideration. mr. corker: thank you for being here with us in both of you for your comments. you're welcome to go about your day. admiral, i understand why you have that hawaiian lei on. y

bruce received a call while at work. the japanese embassy was on the phone with news that they had found at long last his birth mother. thanks to admiral harris's assistance, bruce reunited with his mother and they were in contact for three years before she passed away in 2009. so we have someone who is tough minded and clear eyed with tremendous military experience and someone who is very resourceful and focussed on the task at hand. admiral harris's expertise in the pacific region, his leadership experience and engagement with a variety of stakeholders will stand him in good stead as ambassador to south korea. last month, chief of naval operations described admiral harris as a warrior diplomat with an insagsable spirit of add men vur and an infectious can do attitude. secretary of defense jim mattis said earlier this year thatdy lomasy must be our first approach to deescalating tensions on the korean peninsula, praised his experience and expressed his confident in his new role at the ceremony. i join secretary mattis and so many others in expressing my confidence that admiral harris will serve our country well as our next ambassador to south

i'll be watching just to hear bruce say, "it's an honor to share to this to the world, with my broadway peers, spongebob and harrypplause ] that's all -- that's worth your money, right there. and, finly, i saw that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg just attended the premiere of a a documentary about her life. even she was like, "i'ly here because 'avengers' was sold out." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, roots. thank you very much, roots. thank you, higgins. welcome, everybody. this is the show to be at tonight. >> steve: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this -- see. tonight's guest has done it all. she's had eight top 10 hits on the billboard charts. >> steve: whoa! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: her songs have been streamed over 18 billion times. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ her first three albums all went platinum. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ she's award-winning, record-making, record-breaking -- not to mention, the nicest, hardest working person out there. ladies and gentl

the shocking ment at the tony awards that got robert de niro censored as "harry potter" runs off with best play, billy joel and brucee cheering along with the band. ♪ i'm still >>> one-on-one with jennifer lopez. the superstar hitting a major milestone. we're there cameras rolling as it happens and what she told us about her kids, life with a-rod and if there's a ring in her future as she's saying -- >> good morning, america. >>> great to have you with us on this monday morning and it's great to have you with j. lo. >> yes, it was a very quick, fun trip to vegas. she is an incredible show-stopping performer. i was really blown away and good to go to the concert first and talked about "el anillo," her song that means "the ring." you know who she was singing that song to? a-rod. i asked her about it. a little tease there. >> nice. big tease. that's not a little tease, that's big. >> what happens in vegas ends up on "gma." >> that's right. >>> steph curry, he is going to join us live, exclusively this morning off his third nba championship win and has his two biggest cheerleaders, those two right there. his daughters w

bruce springsteen. >> i like to call it jersey boy. ♪ it's your hometown >> the boss received a special award for his record broadway run of 236 sold out shows. >>> harryy potter and the cursed child won six of 11 award for which it was nominated including best play. ♪ i don't care >> other big brands didn't fair as well. mean girls and sponge bob were tied for most nominations at 12. >> but it was lesser known the band's visit that nearly swept the musical category. >> won ten of 11 awards. almost unheard of. >> it's insane. crazy. >> we were with composer and w newly minted tony winner david yasbeck when the show won final award for best musical. >> of the band. >> whoo! >> yea. >> three big franchises combined for just one win last night. spongebob conveyorpants won that for scenic design. mean girls and frozen simply shut out. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us laters d of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast cen center iw york city. i'm jericka

harry potter and the cursed child won six tonys including best play. despite 12 tony nominations mean girls went home empty-handed. we'll have more from broadway's big night in our next hour. >> i like -- >> brucegsteen was there too. it was an excellent show, the first hour and a half i saw before going to bed. one of the important points is the record attendance on tacula >> arts tter. >>> new technology aims to make self-driving cars safer with human help. how remote operators are helping computers navigate >>> good morning. what a way to start the work week with beautiful and sunny skies and clear conditions. it's a sign that warmer weather is on the way. be prepared for a warm day inland with 90 degrees expected for a lot of the south bay, the east bay and the north bay. tomorrow will be the hottest of the week with upper 90s inland and we don't cool off until friday and into the weekend. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> anthony bourdain is being remembered for showing us new cuisines and new experiences. >> ahead, how the chef helped a little known family restaurant turn into a fast growing chain. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." >

harry potter and the cursed child won the top prize for best play, but the show was not without controversy. actor robert de niro was supposed to introduce a special performance by bruce then the actor issued a expletive laiden condemnation of president trump was bleeped out from the tv broadcast but drew an ovation from the crowd. >>> in the meantime, melody hertz feld, the heroic teacher was honored with the excellence in theater education award. she helped save the lives of 65 students during the february shooting that killed 17 people. and then moments later, a surprise performance, her drama students took the stage to perform "seasons of love" from the musical "rent" ♪ though the story never ends, let's celebrate, remember a year in the life of friends ♪ ♪ remember, love >> well, that emotional performance received a rousing reception, brought the radio city music hall to its feet. and by the way, those kids are going to be here, students live in our studio coming up in our next hour. >> that is a treat. >> yeah. >>> we'll move on and get a check of the weather. hey, mr. roker. >> hello, guys. we'll see what we have around the rest of the country. we're looking f