hughes was in that area.e was in the area at the same time that the murder occurred. >> and who was she calling? keyon pittman. and if i tap my geico app here i can pay my bill. tap it here, digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance. on'tday ooklay, it's axwellmay. the igpay? otallytay. take an icturepay! onephay, onephay! really, pig latin? [ male announcer ] geico. anywhere, anytime. just an aptay away on the geico appay. >>> police had two suspects in the murder of avis banks, her fiance, keyon pittman had an alibi for the time of the murder but blood on his shirt and gunpowder residue on his hands raised concerns. >> we believe that the gunshot residue that was discovered on mr. pittman's hands was not placed there because he fired a weapon. we believe that that was transferred from him handling the body of avis banks. >> just as the blood on his shirt. >> it was determined that based on those visual examinations that the blood stains on him was from a touch transfer versus him

hugh jackman is here tonight. i'm such a fan of hugh jackman.season of "snl," hugh hosted. he was an incredible host. and we did a sketch together. i wrote this sketch where we play two italian fashion photographers who had since fallen from grace and were taking photos of families in sears. [ laughter ] and it was one of the first sketches that i had written and made it on the show. my mom loved it and she asked me for a picture of it. and so, i framed it for her and she hung it in her bathroom. and it's a picture of me and hugh jackman. she goes, "this will always be the space for whatever my favorite sketch of yours is." and then did i the show for 12 and a half years and she never replaced it. [ laughter ] and i'm realizing she never really was about the sketch. she just wanted a picture of hugh jackman. so, i figured her out. also, my mom was here on monday with my father. and my mom broke her shoulder, and she's been doing a lot of rehabilitation, and she's been very proud of her rehabilitation. and she was in the crowd. and so i asked the

. >> that fan would be charlie hughes. what he and his family are doing for so many others. >> a year ago, charlie hughes gave a speech at a benefit for the non-profit, hope services. in attendance, giant great, will clark. after wards, he asked if there was anything he could do. charlie knew just what to ask for. >> throwing out tonight's ceremonial first pitch. >> we should all be so lucky that when our moment in the ooempk sun arrives, we are ready to embrace it like charlie hughes did his. in charlie's case, literally. >> let's hear it for giants superfan, charlie hughes. >> the image of charlie leaping into the arms of sergio romo after throwing out the first pitch was a bit of a social media sensation. charlie's joy bringing smiles and inspiration to thousands of others. none more so than his mom, kathleen. >> i just laughed. my husband, tony and i just laughed. that's charlie. >> he has been inspiring his mother for many years. and what she has done with that is the real story here. charlie and twin brother, peter,

. >> that's what hugh does. fun night. he had all kinds of interesting things at the tonys, things you don't expect. a little rap at the tonys. a lot of cleavage. >> yeah. >> how about fantasia? if you're watching the opening number -- >> that's not even -- you can bare -- when she's moving around, i was terrified. look. what is that? is that a -- >> no, that's not a -- don't say nip. >> she turned the other way and it was there again. >> it might be tape that is holding the dress together. >> i don't know. no one knows. >> okay. big night for jesse mueller playing carole king. she won for best lead actress. she was singing with carole king. >> she walked out on that stage and everyone went bonkers. and she was such a -- she has such humility in her acceptance speech. >> she is the real deal. i love jessie's speech about her as well. a little of it. >> okay. >> are we going to listen. >> i have a wadded up piece of paper. oh, my gosh. >> she's beautiful. >> i have to thank god because without him, nothing is pos

it was a fan who won people's hearts and that fan would be charlie hughes.arvin thomas shows us what charlie did that night and what they are doing for so many others. >> reporter: we should all be so lucky that when our moment in the evening sun arrived, we are ready to embrace it like charlie hughes did his. in charlie's case, literally. >> let's hear it for charlie hughes. >> reporter: the image of charlie leaping into the arms of sergio romo after throwing out the first pitch at a giants' game last month was a bit of a social media sensation. charlie's joy bringing smiles and inspirations to thousands of others, none more so than his mom kathleen. >> my husband tony and i just laughed. we're like, that's charl. >> reporter: charlie, you see, has been inspiring his mother for many years and what she has done with that is the real story here. charlie and twin brother peter were born three months premature, barely 3 pounds between them. charlie got the worst of it. nine months on a ventilator a. lifetime of difficulty learning. kathleen, though, says charli

a woman who looked exactly like karen hughes. you remember karen hughes? she served as counselor to the president for george w. bush. i had been trying to get an interview with her for four years and here she was-or so i thought -- in the flesh. i wasn't positive it was karen hughes. i decided to wait until she spoke so i just sort of eased up beside this woman ended a couple of minutes she said something and i instantly recognize that raspy texan voice and thought this is my big break. and then i realized i have never asked somebody for an interview face-to-face. it is like asking somebody out on a date face-to-face. what if they say no? then it is embarrassing. i needed to get my nerves up so i decided to circle around karen hughes which i did, i got to the end of the first circle and decided i am not ready to do this oil will do it a second time. i circled around karen hughes a third time, fourth time, i circled around karen use five times at sanford explore the-book store. at the end of the fifth cycle i decided i am out of here, i left the store. ther

. >> i'm excite d to see what hugh is going to have in store for us all.s such a talented guy and he's such a great choice. >> reporter: 1 of the tony's biggest races is best actress in a musical. >> ♪ >> reporter: idina menzel who won her first tony in wicked is nominated for her starring role in if then. >> you never can sit back and relax 'cause you have to perform. so, that's always weighing on you. >> ♪ >> reporter: men sell's main competition is said to be jessie mueller the breakout star of beautiful, the carol king musical. she's also performing sunday. >> ♪ >> reporter:. >> people are feeling like i've done her justice. that's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: among the other big name performers taking the stage are sting, patti labelle and gladys knight. host hugh jackman tells us in addition to the scheduled performances you can expect a few big surprises. in new york, suzanne marquez for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> and you can watch the tony awards live tomorrow night starting at 8 o'clock right here on cbs3. >>> all right justin i'm liking this w

hughes all but disappeared from the public eye in 1994 but in 2009 hughes died of a heart attack whilelievable. his directorial debut was 1984's "sixteen candles," it starred molly ringwald whose 16th birthday is forgotten because her sister is getting married. it's a coming of age comedy for the upper middle class high school. >> the movie launched hughes' career but it also launched the cheers of ringwald, cusack and anthony michael haul. >> ringwald returned in hughes' next film about a group of teens who spend a saturday in detention together, "the breakfast club." it also starred anthony michael hall, judd nelson and ally sheedy as kids from different cliques. >> it was a lot darker than ferris bueller and critics say it was the greatest high school film. little-known fact, the iconic poster for the film was photographed by annie liebowitz. >> wow, i didn't know that. >> neither did i. >> before directing he was a writer and one of his most notable screenplays is for "national lampoon's vacation." >> it was based on a short story called "vacation 58" which appeared in "national la

>> john hughes directed a string of hits.go when he was 13 and drop the out of college and began selling jokes to well-known comedians. >> worked in advertising after that and wrote for national lampoon magazine. hughes all that disappeared from the public eye in 1994 but in 2009 he died of a heart attack while walking in manhattan. he was just 59 years old. >> unbelievable. his directorial debut 1984's "sixteen candles" starred molly ringwald whose 16th birthday is forgotten because of her sister getting married. >> it launched hughes' careers but one of ringwald, cusack and anthony michael haul. >> hughes' next film, about fay group of teens who spend a saturday in detention "the breakfast club" that starred anthony michael hall, judd nelson and ally sheedy as kids from different cliques. >> critics say it was the greatest high school film. the iconic poster for the film was photographed by annie liebowitz. >> before directing he was a writer and one of his most notable screenplays is for national lampoon's "vacation." >> b

. >> we all saw hugh jackman at the tonys. he had the beard and the full head of gorgeous hair. >> he had been preparing for a new movie called "pan." now he is howie mandel. oh, my gosh. let me see the shape of the head. that is very critical in bald men, the shape. >> the man has a beautiful head. the man has a beautiful everything. >> it is a teeny bit pointy. >> a little eggish for you. >> he looks great. >> he is doing it for a role. he is going to play black beard the pirate. it is for a couple of months this summer and he will grow it out before we know it. >> bald men are hot. >> some bald men are hot. >> such as? >> tommy. >> tommy is hot. can we get a shot? >> jimmy, can you get -- [ laughter ] >> who is hotter than tommy? nobody. >> in the running with tommy is your favorite, ed harris. >> look at this man. he is hot. >> not so much in that picture, but yes. bruce willis is another hunky bald man. there are lots of cute bald guys out there. i like a guy if he is going bald remember what matt did? matt had hair and i

"we're going to get proof of his relationship with hughes and just when he's done for the money.strated at his campaign's failure to find dirt on the democrats." back to you, doug. nixon always wanted to get even for the fact he paid brutally in '62 for the connection where he brother had gotten the $250,000 so-called loan from hughes and larry o'brien, chairman of the democratic national committee was also on the payroll of hughes and wanted that in print and wanted to get the dirt. >> absolutely. you know, chuck holston used to say nixon was part of the knee in the groin school of politics. i mean, he came up just going after everybody when he ran for congress, when he ran for senator. the pit bull for the eisenhower campaign in 1952 and '56. he really liked rough and tumble politics and wanted to get o'brien. he thought he could him on what he said and also by bugging the watergate, they thought there's information that cuba had a connection to the democratic party that some cuban, you know, castro types were funneling money into the democratic party. hence the break-in. >> ye

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bill stone, hugh johnson charm and chief investment officer at hugh johnson advisers. >> jim, are you actively playing volatility after a few months of basically no volatility and low volume? >> i wouldn't say we're actively playing it. to be honest, i think we expected it to be higher than this. you know, i think just by the very nature of what you would expect in the world, it was, i think to all of is kind of surprising it had stayed as low as it had even in the face of ukraine and all of that. i guess we had gone into the year planning for a little more volatility. >> so, hugh, is the meltup that we have seen for the past few months changing now? or do you think we still have more room to the up side snimplgts i think we have a bit more room to the up side, but when you particularly take into consideration the incredible returns we had in 2013, we're looking at a very low return environment, with a bit of volatility, as bill suggested, a level of volatility kind of close to what we're seeing right now, but the most important thing is we're go ahead the. and i think investors have

hugh jackman hopped up and down during his opening number. australian and so are kangaroos, maybe that explains it. he bounced in to the theater on the stage behind the stage and up again. we have no idea why he did it. it made me want to buy a pogo stick and looked like a lot of fun. >> must be in great shape. pull off a skip and bounce. an aerobic workout there. off to the awards. one of the first of the night is a history maker. audrey mcdonald won her sixth tony for "lady day at emerson's bar and grill." it put 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 f

>> only hugh jackman, i think. yeah, hugh jackman i did. >> seth: fun to work with?ool. he's so nice. >> seth: he's one of the best. and you guys came up with a game on set. i guess you brought to the set? >> i brought this. this is what we play on "hunger games," but i'm not allowed to say the name of it because it's two curse words together. [ laughter ] basically, you get a person to look at that, and then get punched. >> seth: so you punched me because i looked at it? >> because you look at it. >> seth: and is there anyway to not -- >> you looked at it again. [ laughter ] >> seth: how would i avoid this outcome? >> well, you don't look. but if you try to break it with, like, your peripheral -- >> seth: so if i just did that. >> so yeah. then you could punch me twice. >> seth: gotcha. >> but if i catch your finger, then i punch you three times. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> so, we're very mature. we're working very hard. >> seth: yes. that's great. >> we're getting a lot of things done. >> seth: it seems, though, i would feel like, if you're doing that game with h

. >>> and hugh jackman hops to it as host of the tony awards. >>> and "action news" volunteers readyo help you with any consumer i >> the pakistani taliban taking credit for a brazen five-hour assault on the airport in karachi that left 18 people dead. the gunman pulled off the assault at the busy airport by disguising them as guards. and they say it was in retaliation for a drone strike that killed their leader. threatening even more attacks and for five years waged a campaign to oust the u.s.-allied government in pakistan. >>> and family of the missing airline is taking action. they launched a drive hoping to raise $5 million for further investigation and reward for anyone with concrete information on what exactly happened to flight 370. in the meantime the search area shifting again as investigators revise some of the calculations about the plane's whereabouts. malaysian authorities held a news conference this morning to reassure families that they will find the plane. >>> today the veterans administration releases its internal audit on scheduling practices at hospitals neighborin

the four time emmy award winner is looking forward to hugh jackman master of ceremonies. >> he's suchlented guy. >> one of the tony's biggest races is best actress in a musical. dina who won for hirs tony in wicked, is looking for her starring role. >> you have to perform. so, that's always weighing on you. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: her competition is said to be jessie muler, the carol king musical, she's also performing sunday. people are feeling like i've done her justice. >> and that's a very, that's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: among the other big name performers taking the stage are sting, patty labelle, and gladys knight. host, hugh jackman tells us in addition to the scheduled performances, you can expect a few big surprises. suzanne marquez, cbs news new york. >> and you can watch the 68th annual tony awards broadcast tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >> you might as well come in from the heat at that hour, it's going to be the hottest day of the week on sunday, plenty of weather coming up as long as you're inland, we remain wild, that's the way it's been lately,

megan hughes report, keep plan to build a radar system to track space travel.vere begin with in dear a president obama's trip to europe. what is his main agenda during this trip? >> the president is in three different countries over four days. objective is to show solidarity with our allies, and also to show a warning to vladimir putin that if he goes further with more provocations in europe that there will be more pain to come on the other end. and don't forget, they are delivering the end of communism in warsaw. and it is the sovereignty of the nations in europe that have led to this time of peace. he is trying to underscore that message very strongly and will be meeting with ukrainian newly elected president tomorrow as well. >> and the next up is brussels for the g7 meeting. what is on the agenda and where do things stand with collective action over russia's annexation of crimea? thet is a key question and g7 will be meeting in brussels. that is a big mess in itself. -- a big message in itself. it was supposed to be the g-8 and it was opposed to happen in s

. >> you're talking about haliburton and baker hughes made an early push into the country, lot of operations in the south frankly have not been very profitable. they are pushing that back to break even, or do a little better even, have had success with that. >> they have had an impact on the companies, bottom line, something we saw at baker hughes after operations were suspended at an iraq facility just last year. still a lot will come down to location. southern iraq accounts for a lot of the oil output. but it is in the north where the companies stand to lose the most. that is because many companies and oil field services have increased their investments and operations in that region. it held the promise of bigger profits than the south. an escalating conflict could derail those efforts. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan. >>> we talk more about iraq and the impact on u.s. energy prices. the founding partner at again capital. john,'i)÷ thank you for joining >> thank you. >> let me start right off with prices and where they're going. you predict worse case scenario if things r

. >> x-men star hugh jackman is turning in his claws for tap shoes. to host the tony awards. >> only award show that's live. >> you ghetto see live theater being celebrated live. >> ahead on "sunday morning," the tony awards. >> cowan: you might think you know minnie driver after her long career, she hag another side as she sells anna werner. >> mini driver first gained fame as the love interest in "goodwill hunting" but her latest role is the most challenging of her career. >> the hardest thing i had done, it was hardest job i've ever had. ♪ >> getting to know the multi-talented minnie driver later on sundae morning. >> island gem is on travel itinerary with martha teichner as our guide. >> just off the georgia coast there is a beautiful island where wild horses graze beside a vast ruined mansion, the you can't help but wonder about such a place and who lives there. including the woman. >> i found the horse in back of the sand dunes on a christmas walk. >> cumberland island. >> cowan: le basketball as it's played in paris. and steve hartman on a miss

mark hughes. >> you're just an fbi investigation going on from this facility right here, have my family seconds later hughes lashed out at an inmate in a nearby cell. >> man-y don't you shut the [ bleep ]. knock your teeth out. >> all the dudes that were kicked out of dorms for it. because they knew you and you never got caught. but i know why you're there. because they don't give a [ bleep ] against you. >> it soon became clear that mark hughes was just reacting angrily to everything and everyone around him. >> he's crazy. i've got to get in the cell and -- that's redundant. >> then he turned all his rage toward us. >> respect. >> and just started lashing out at us. >> take the [ bleep ] off of me. respect. >> dr. matias, again, with his very caring and kind way, completely defused the situation. >> get you stabilized, take your meds. >> yeah. >> because it's just going to cause more problems. you're going to start getting write-ups. >> i don't want no more write-ups. >> that had been a very chaotic and draining episode but for dr. matias he acted like it was just a normal everyday rou

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contractor in iraq and author of the book america's failure in iraq also in washington we have michael hughes he is a journalist and foreign policy analyst and in london we crossed to joseph willits he is from the council for arab british understanding only gentlemen cross-talk rules in fact and you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it michael bryan if i go to you first in washington the united states has been deeply meddling in the affairs of iraq for the over the last ten years does it need to meddle more . well you know what it really needs to peter is a decision decision needs to be made by the president of the united states do we get go back to we get involved again or do we just wash our hands of it and i got to say the reason why it's a decision is because if we're going to get involved in iraq again in century expect it's going to have to be a lot more than three hundred advisers. manpower and a lot of force is going to be needed to keep this country from completely disintegrating and falling apart. and the iraqi government obviously is not up to the task so the unite

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that was the back-and-forth but not a lot of strong opposition. >> thank you, megan hughes. sherman, if this deal is approved, what does this really mean for consumers? x it is good and bad and i will are an why. if you wireless subscriber and you want direct tv. then you are going to pay less money for the bundle of services. then you willou win out. over the long-term something will need to be done for the andets where at&t uverse directv both exist. at&t would own two forms of atv. not said howas they will address this. will either to best the sub scrubbers or stop offering .aid tv through uverse that pay tv doubt costs are going to be drawn back here. even though this company is gaining scale. in the end the sports programmers out there, the regional sports networks, they will still have all the leverage. this is not a game changer in the sense you could expect your cable bill to go down if he barks. you still need espn and you will still need to pay for espn. the ideapoint out that for this combination on the part of at&t is it will make them a better, stronger, more pr

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you know hugh jackman he knows how to strut himself. he dit on stage.e have highlights from your tony awards. >>> welcome back at 5:15. topping national headlines more help on the way for americans struggling to pay back their student loans. today president obama will announce he is expanding the pay as you go program, which allows borrowers to pay no more than 10 percent of their monthly income, in loan payments. president obama plans to extend the benefits to americans who began borrowing before october of 2007, which is the current cut off. meanwhile president is pushing law make tours support legislation to allow graduates with heavy debt to refinance their loans, the senate is set to debate the bill next week. >>> on capitol hill today, veterans affairs committee is going to be holding another hearing connect to the growing va scandallal. lawmakers will get an update on the latest inspector general report. officials from the va and government accountability office are expect to testify. meanwhile the result of the nationwide audit and number from p

john: hughes says to lesbians will not do better than a selfish man question mark we don't have thatany studies but every child deserves to have the man and so will then who created the child raise the child. >> what about those of adoption or in vitro? >> we're not penalizing these activities but we don't want to incentivize either. the colleges take them randomly from hospitals but the idea and the mother and father taken hold but if they're unable we recognize adoption is necessary but nobody would suggest it is the ideal. john: to have a problem with homosexual one decimal such remedy? >> it does not matter from the policy perspective we can leave our personal feelings aside with the policy concerns but the photographer or the baker or the adoption agency is penalized by the government for wanting to treat a man and woman that is distinctive. they are forced out for orphans because they try to find men and women. john: libertarians would agree but if i open a business i should be able to serve anybody that i want that the judge orders the of bakery it was cater the same-sex marri

megan hughes tells us there are fewer airlines, but plenty of competition for your money. alix steel is examining business and investment in iraq. we begin with peter cook and the latest on the rapid advance by islamic militants in iraq. president obama spoke about the situation today. >> he did. he spoke at the white house before he headed out to north clear and he delivered a message. don't expect united states to arrive to your rescue in the short-term. he will consider options for helping the government take on islamic insurgents that have put the country on the brink of civil war. those options do not include the deployment of u.s. combat troops and the president conditioned u.s. action on iraqis resolving their political differences. >> we can do it for them. in the absence of this type of political effort, short-term military action, including any assistance we might provide more succeed. this should be a wake-up call. -- won't succeed. they have to make hard decisions and compromises. >> the president said that any decision could take several days. among the option

megan hughes is following the story. good afternoon. >> let's start with the fresh numbers we got from the internal audit. 57,000 the headlines, patients have been waiting three months or more for initial doctors appointments. instructions to manipulate data to show those numbers were smaller. that was occurring at 76% of the a facilities. of 700 31 audit hospitals. it follows the initial report that focused on the phoenix facility. some died waiting for care. the da inspector general told agencyse panel that his is investigating 69 medical facilities. that is up from 42 just two weeks ago. >> a comes down to accountability of the senior leadership at these facilities. job ormeone loses his gets criminally charged for doing this, it will no longer be a game. that will be the shot heard around the system. >> a bipartisan group of requesting that the inspector general speed of the time for his final investigation , bring in the fbi. they say they are still working towards an august date to release all of the results. what

>> so, let me bring in now criminal defense attorney holly hughes and retired law enforcement agent, lou palumbo. holly, to you first on this. i know now from talking with the sheriff's department there in san bernadino, they have a new detective on the case but they still don't seem to be much closer to solving this mystery. why do you think this is? these remains were found back in november. >> right, but remember when this family first went missing, randi, it was 11 days before law enforcement was even notified and filed a missing persons report. the family initially thought, well, you know, they went on vacation, we are not gonna panic, we are not gonna do anything. about ten days in, they asked the law enforcement to go check and law enforcement went there, but there was no signs of a break-in or disturbance, so they didn't do anything. it wasn't until his brother, joseph mcstay's brother, went to the house himself, climbed in a back window and then discovered things were not right in that house, they actually filed the missing person's report. law enforcement from the beginning

the hughes corruption scandal around the in mole on. >> -- they hughes corruption scandal -- huge corruptioncandal in milan. -- >> thank you. francesco, what did drive he do renzi? >> all european countries and first peltro's. those are essentially the same in a couple of years ago, so broad collateral banks can go for another 2 years on a fixed rate which is not the case before. i had no penalty if in two-year time they had not grown in their balance sheet. just setting the stage for trading. it helps the deleveraging process and the banking sector take place more smoothly. this has to be in conjunction also comingwhich is to a conclusion around the end of this year when it kicks in. a sort of combined if that's the side the ecb is trying to clean up and promoting the cleanup and greater transparency. at the same time, it is offering banks of the opportunity to fund a big part of their balance sheet for another two years. >> capital seems to be a problem there. they are not short of liquidity. that is not the problem in europe. it's convincing the banks that they should land to riskier time

megan hughes has been looking into that. how did congressman cantor help wall street and the business community when it comes to policy? >> cantor has certainly been an ally to the financial services community. everything from fighting. frank rules to raising the debt limit. his wife once worked for goldman sachs. he started his career on the financial services committee. there is a long history there. he was willing to talk about sticky issues that were sticky for republicans and democrats. he was willing to create a coalition of believers and create compromise, understanding that he could not get everything done. he was trying to move forward and create progress. no mistake about it, this was a two-way friendship. you look at the numbers -- over the course of his career, cantor illion from the sector. 8.5 million dollars from finance, insurance and real estate. that gives you some sense of just how much came from financial services. some of the top contributors, dominion resources, all tria, goldman sachs and blue cross. >

. >>> and broadway hit a high note at the 689th and annual tony awards hardwared by hugh jackman. last night the prize went to jt gentlemen's guide to love and murder." the biggest prize went to audra mcdonald. jay j jamie wax has more. >> host hugh jackman kicked off the evening with a hopping show opener that paid homage to the 1950s bobby vann number, take me to broadway. a great start. ♪ i love the tonys and i'm the host of your show ♪ >> reporter: for his fourth time at the helm, hugh jackman quickly handed over the tony stage to the real stars. t performers from the broadway classic midnight, rocky, ♪ eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight" liu rui and "alladin" featuring the show-stopping james monroe eigle hart who accepted his first tony award moments later. >> i know this is supposed to be the most dignified award show of the season but i have to do this. this is a praise shout. hey! >> reporter: for stage veteran audra mcdonald it was a historic night. she took home six tonys for her role in billie holiday. >> i want to thank all the brave and courageous women th