and singing nuns whether julie andrews, or whoopi goldberg did not prepare the world for a sister actis. the fact sister christina picked rocker j-ax for her upcoming episodes of the show probably show probably doesn't mean she'll be covering any of his numbers which a long way from the convent. but popular pope francis is known as the rock star pope, he may now have a new member of the band. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at good evening, i'm ken bastida. i'm juliette goodric >>> running try. kpix 5 learn odd drastic measures because of our -- learned of severe drastic measures because of our severe water draught. i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook. mount diablo is running dry. kpix 5's ann notarangelo with the change visitors can expect. >> reporter: julia, here it is byow, bring your own water. we are here at the junction station where we are letting people know they have some water. you head up the road and they remind people we have in a severe water shortage. >> grasses are shorter which means the wild f

. >> and julie andrews. that was the weirdest of all. >> why? she was mary pop -- poppins. >> i was making a joke. >> i was playing along. >> which brings us back to between two ferns. it never works. >> i was making a joke and playing along poorly. >> andy, keith richard's book though -- are you a musician. i think his book is great. it is teaching kids to play an instrument. it is the most important thing you can do for a kid's brain. >> gus is street slang for oxycontin. >> i disagree. >> that's what kids are into. >> i disagree. >> they are into add deer roll. >> i wrote a children's book of my own. it is called keep it down or you will wear a frown. tls the story of how keeping -- being quiet is good. i can read a little. keep it down or you might drowned. keep it down or you will bust your crown. couldn't get a lot from publishing. >> are you jewish. >> i can't think of any other reason it wouldn't get punished. >> you do own all of media. >> i can't help but think that's what it was. >> there is a lot of anti-semitism. >> it is self-hatin

ok so nice from jittery to julie andrews summer we have intense that have school so that's twelve hours a day somebody takes half a year to prepare a show of and put beans in national competitions are you prepared to show what they're called you to give people a pet because kendall high school is one of the top high schools in telling if not the top and that they have a lot of new demand on duty on academic level and the hall to persuade them you know this is he pointing. so there you have to spend at least an hour from monday through friday after school to practice. the humpty doo to do come and stand up to convince the parents. mixing the students that is a bit easier. they are organizing ideas themselves. sometimes in the dune field and there's no morale. i was on show than the video clips of their competitors are and they would get really old today light to come out to dinner so that i will but i think they need. the republican students of that reason is very big problem. the parents did a bit more typical i can actually write especially in terms of their academic and baby care alot

put on thoroughly modern millie, and they put on the broadway version of it, not the original julie andrewsversion of it which was very racist and showed lots of stereotypes, very negative stereotypes of chinese, opium dens and laundries, all that. broadway play musical was a little different and was meant to be satirical. and then now you have a high school of very well-to-do high school of people paying as much money as, you you know, $30, $40 a year for their students to go there, the administration signs off on it. and in a weird kind of way, they are the example you're talking about. they don't know these are stereotypes, but they're still part of more than theater and american society. now, some of the parents who were from asian backgrounds got very upset because even the satire of the stereotypes struck them as something very strange and odd. so we're talking about layers and boxes here in which we really to be able to understand what's going on, we have to unpack it. and to the school's credit, there's going to be a panel talking about this. but in some ways, the process of becomin

. >> and i'm julie haener. andrew silva was on his way home on his motorcycle when he was killed by a drunk driver. >> reporter: it doesn't seem fair and it doesn't seem right. that's what friends and family are telling me about lance corporate andrew silva. if you look behind me, a large crowd is gathered. all of them trying to make sense of what truly is a senseless death. a man works to repair a crosswalk sign on busy dakota road as a family works to repair its broken heart. >> big impact. >> reporter: tony tesano talks me through the events that left silva dead. tosano says it started here. a man called to report a man in a mini cooper who was distraught and tried to pay with a medical card. then police say the driver ran a red light and slammed into a motorcycle. killing lance corporate lance silva. here he is seen here in afghanistan. his friends rushed to the scene. >> they brought a flag to cover him. >> this guy had been stopped on a normal day it would have been a misdemeanor dui. but because he is driving l

. >> and i'm julie haener. andrew silva was on his way home on his motorcycle when he was killed by a drunk driver. >> reporter: it doesn't seem fair and it doesn't seem right. that's what friends and family are telling me about lance corporate andrew silva. if you look behind me, a large crowd is gathered. all of them trying to make sense of what truly is a senseless death. a man works to repair a crosswalk sign on busy dakota road as a family works to repair its broken heart. >> big impact. >> reporter: tony tesano talks me through the events that left silva dead. tosano says it started here. a man called to report a man in a mini cooper who was distraught and tried to pay with a medical card. then police say the driver ran a red light and slammed into a motorcycle. killing lance corporate lance silva. here he is seen here in afghanistan. his friends rushed to the scene. >> they brought a flag to cover him. >> this guy had been stopped on a normal day it would have been a misdemeanor dui. but because he is driving l

>> more than two dozen people are still here right now remembering lance corporal andrew silva, including his wife julie and fellow marines he served with. friends and family say they plan to be here every night this week to watch over their memorial, their way of showing how much andrew was loved and respected. but 23-year-old marine reservist was killed by hit and run driver early tuesday morning. >> it really is touchtone for a lot of people. >> his cousin says he is still in shock but is trying to stay strong for the rest of the family. >> he was never the series guy who's always joking around and always trying to put a happy face on everyone. seeing him and know our most important. >> the suspect 23-year-old alexander yohn faced a judge this afternoon but did not enter a plea. his family had nothing to say as they left of courthouse. he's facing charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter and hit and run. records show he admitted to having at least 4w's it to area bars and hours before investigators say he ran a red light and slammed into silva who was on a motorcycle. yohn is back in court on tuesda

while civil partnerships have been possible for years, in july of 2013, they passed legislation to pave the way for andrew and neil to get married. >> it is important to make those statements, be visible, proud of who you are. in a world that seems to be stepping back wards in lots of places. there are gay people struggling to be allowed to form relationships, let alone be married. >> so you feel lucky. >> yes, absolutely. lucky, privileged. i do feel terrible privileged to be able to get married here, but to be able in this day and age to be stepping forward. >> erin mclaughlin, cnn, brighton. >>> and another hour of cnn news room is straight ahead. . >> this is cnn, breaking news. >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> we begin with breaking news

her new crop of july st to st and not on the investigation he said he wanted to make him if he's not going to change the approach of his stay in the distance from the oven floor andrew and i think it has plenty to do with hesitation without a tendency to spend with patients being washington and moscow over the situation you pray do so what is happening in ukraine and it's happening. syria is closely connected. i say i think it's that too. they tell you it was the nail on the case of syriana but this is something like we have seen over the last week what's the status and the thieves then expelled and diplomats but he came back to bed that doesn't mean the suspension of diplomatic relations with the country is the contradiction there oh well they call was to his dying the u s envoy from the syrian people actually am raising them what they say that is scaring people the head of the hebrew words into the image presented by the national forest in the mountains and the united states has not officially and he's talked to him to a syrian official said on occasion as i remember correctly they will include wind that was leaking of the land use and exchange of words extremists

and the former wife of new york governor andrew cuomo. in july of 2012, on a suburban new york highway, kennedy allegedly sideswiped a truck, blew out a tire on her suv while driving to her gym. police later found her slumped over the wheel, her car stopped at a side road. at the time, kennedy claimed she had mistakenly taken a sleeping pill instead of a thyroid medication. >> i have no memory until i was stopped at a traffic light and a police officer was at my car door. >> reporter: but prosecutors had charged kennedy with a misdemeanor, driving while impaired, insisting that even though she had mixed up her medications, she still had committed a crime, but the jury disagreed, as did some analysts. >> but in this case, if, in fact, she made a mistake and was not aware and did not intentionally take the pill and get behind the wheel, then she's not liable. she's not criminally liable. >> reporter: kennedy's lawyers accused prosecutors of taking the case to trial because she's a kennedy. >> we're just grateful that the jury saw through it all. >>