in kelsey's case she says she often felt like she was on trial. >> so what are we looking at here? >> we are looking at a police report from the county attorney's office. >> i can't help. i notice a lt of black. what's going on with this? >> these are all the statements made by the other parties that i am not allowed to see. >> so this is all redacted statements. i mean page after page after page. after page. of story-telling. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you're only able to see your statement. >> uh-huh. >> what was the reason that you were given? >> that it was an invasion of privacy. >> reporter: how do you feel about that response? >> in this case, i was ovictim. my privacy was way more than violated. why don't i have a right to read what happened to me? >> reporter: kelsey's case was closed, because the count attorney can't prove she didn't give consent. >> you were drunk. your blood alcohol level is. >> .29. >> under montana law, an incapacitated victim can't deny consent. >> reporter: her legal limb was three times. >> there's no black and white definition of what inexat take inc

the federal justice department found cases like kelsey's were part of a pattern and they declined toute every case where there was drugs or alcohol. prosecutors filed charges in only 14 of the 85 total rape cases the police sent them. >> they have never been done this to any prosecutor. >> reporter: the missoula county attorney at the time disputed the doj's findings and defended their record saying their prosecution stats are on par with other major cities. >> that's what is so insidious and i think this is true in most cities. so the prosecutor puts out this message, we're not going to do it unless it is so glaringly obvious we have to do it. >> after kelsey hit a dead end with police and prosecutors, she turned to the university for justice. of the four football players, one was expelled one agreed to leave and two left school before the university could take action. >> what goes through your mind as you walk down this alley? >> i think it is surreal because i don't -- for me it was dark and i don't recall a lot of this. >> it had been nearly two years of anxiety and anger since a

kelsey davenport: certainly. i think along with these safety and security provisions, some of the most vital cooperation will have to do with their soul operating reactor that is led by the russians. there are some concerns about the safety of that reactor especially in relation with its location to an earthquake fault. i think that will be key. also, the other measures that you mention. cooperation, perhaps on the provision of reactors. that will be important because iran has produced emphasis on creating medical isotopes. providing it with reactors that have less of a proliferation threat can also add to these assurances that iran's nuclear program is progressing in a peaceful direction, and not in a way that can be used on the road in weapons development. barbara slavin: we don't know which foreign countries will be providing this technology, do we? raleigh something that will be resolved over the next few months. john limbert: an interesting story, indicative to me about the difficulty of this relationship, b

barbara: kelsey, do you want to comment on that? kelsey davenport: i would agree there are unanswered questions. the centrifuges that forgo, it has been made explicit, will not be used to enrich uranium. and, yes the monitoring verification will have to be clear to make sure the 900 machines cannot be used for that purpose. but it was of import to the iranians to make sure that the nuclear facilities remain open. and that is something highlighted in the press conference. this i feel is an accessible compromise. leaving a small number of machines that can be used for medical research. isotope production. if they are configured in a way that ensures uranium cannot be introduced. and if the reports that come out of the media talking about using these for zinc enrichment, if that is the case, i think that does ensure that uranium will not be introduced. and as for research and development, i think that we will see, coming out of a deal more details about how advanced centrifuges can be introduced into the equation. the sequencing will b

kelsey plays famed producer charles perlman. studio 57. good morning. good to be back? >> yes. very nice in town. >> this is a big harvey weinstein production. >> i guess. it seems like a regular ol' musical to me but harvey's behind it. he's very passionate very dedicated to his work. >> if you were coming to broadway, would you rather do a musical, drama or a comedy? >> you know what i wanted to do -- i did a revival about five years ago so my next movie was always going to be an original musical. so that's what i was drawn to. always wanted to do that. so i saw "hello dolly" when i was 8 years old, always been in love with it. >> this is not a replica of the film that people night be thinking it could be. >> it's loosely based on that. it's been expanded. it's sort of on steroids. you can only do this in a theater, what is being done the stage now. it's just giant. i haven't seen that clip. >> i said to you earlier when we were in the green room, i said are you loving it or is it work? and you said -- >> i love it but it is a

. >> your honor, i have counsel table with me this morning, this afternoon, kelsey juliana, one of the plaintiffs. >> reporter: kelsey juliana is only 19 years old, but she's suing the state of oregon, claiming it's not doing nearly enough to stop climate change and prevent the effects it will have on her generation and those to come. >> if the state does not act now, we are facing irreversible, catastrophic crises. >> reporter: juliana, who delayed her first semester of college last fall to participate in a climate walk across the country, has been active on the issue for years. >> i've been doing climate activism work since fifth grade, and, you know, that started with me, you know, getting my friends, my soccer team together and spending a day marching and holding up signs. >> reporter: in 2011, juliana and another plaintiff teamed up with a local environmental activist group, our children's trust, to file the lawsuit against the state. juliana was just 15. but it's not only her age that's drawn attention to this case it's also the legal approach that's being used, all started by un

we're pleased to welcome kelsey grammer back to studio 57.t. great, very nice in town. >> is this a big harvey weinstein production? >> mm-hmm. i guess. seems like a regular old musical to me. harvey's behind it so he's very passionate, very passionate, very dedicated to his work. >> would you rather do musical, drama, or comedy? >> you know what? i did one about five years ago. it did very well. it was a revival. my next movie was going to be a musical original. that's what i was drawn to. i've always wanted to do it. i saw "hello dolly" when i was 8 years aeld ss old. it was always something i was drawn to. i always wanted to be in a musical. >> this is not a replica of johnny depp. >> right. it's such a theatric ka experience. you can only do this in a theater what is being done on the stage now. it's just giant. i haven't seen that clip. >> i said to you earlier in the green room are you loving it or is it work? >> i love it but it's also work. i'm sort of the glue in the piece. there's a lot of emotion in the show. a lot of loss. it's a

kelsey is here with her father to explain. kelsey, thank you very much for being here with us.bob, you too we don't want to leave out the other cofounder, your sister. she was 10 years old when it started. you were 8 yearsed on. tell us about the charity. >> this is rachel and i's brainchild. basically it gives scholarships to the family members of our military. and so we just wanted a way to give back to our neighbor who a purple heart colonel and this was the best way we know how to give back to education, being two school girls ourselves. >> sounds g. bob you were involved in the department of education at one point and an nbc washington executive. but you say this also thanks u.s.a. filled a gap that i don't think many people understand it needed to be filled. the g.i. bill was kind of not there for these military families. >> when the girls had recommended this idea, we did some checking. we checked the department of education and tried to see what there really was in terms of scholarships for military families. what we found out was that the g.i. bill had not been updated

jackie wright joins me from phoenix, kelsey willis, from atlanta, and susan ang lis from albuquerque. thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> jackie you're the founder of a bring brian williams back facebook page. tell me why you have decided to campaign for brian williams. >> i'm a huge fan. i have been a fan for years. brian is kind of like a beacon of hope and a positivity if you will in a space that's very negative and has a lot of noise going on and he's the guy that i look forward to watching every night, and to hear that he was dismissed after something that i feel was not that huge of a deal kind of broke my heart, and seeing all the comments from people on the various news feeds, a lot of people had the same sentiment, so i started this page to show some solidarity for him. >> susan, i have noticed that as well activity on facebook about this -- i know you have commented on facebook -- the slogan i have seen is bbb, for bring brian back. >> correct. >> why do you believe nbc should reinstate him? >> i, like jackie, think he was

kelsey, what do you think in terms of non-proliferation? david albright, i have not seen him quoted. have you? do you think the gatekeepers the nuclear experts, will provide some backing? ms. davenport: in terms of the non-proliferation element, these numbers don't lie. we are moving from 2 to 3 months to break out to over 12 months to break out. the conditions on plutonium do not lie. i think what we have seen is that the numbers do not line up to the promise. there are details that need to be resolved, but based on the parameters how they have been laid out, you can tell that the p5+1 is discussing this. there is a plan forward. i think the u.s. congress is a significant obstacle. less from a sanctions perspective, but i am concerned about defining the role of congress moving forward, such as the corker legislation which would require congressional review of an agreement. actions like that seem more innocuous on the surface. but when you're talking about passing legislation that delays implementation of a deal, that requires the president

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kelsey grammer is playing -- >> kelsey grammer right there. >> jimmy: captain hook, right there.little moments. you know, i have to change and stuff. i just go off, run off. everything's velcro. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know quick changes. >> jimmy: i know quick changes from "saturday night live." but, oh, man, i cannot -- this is going to be so fun. i know you've got all your moves from a videotape we found called "simply funk." [ laughter and applause ] >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everyone had a copy of "simply funk." what is this? what was this? why are you on the cover? what is happening? [ laughter ] >> how you dug this -- i was at nyu and my dance teacher, bob rizzo -- >> jimmy: yeah. "bob rizzo's simply funk." >> yeah, he did dance instructional videos. and he asked me to do it. and i thought it was the biggest thing ever. i was like, "yeah, i'm on a vhs tape." you know? [ laughter ] and one that you can't record over it, you know? like, it was awesome. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. you're talking about that little square. >> yeah, the thing you pop. >> jimmy: i know

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cigarettes and their effects on teenagers and jan crawford looket as country's biggest stars and actor kelseye studio with his new broadway show "finding never neverland." that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> developing this morning, a police involved shooting in frankford. the situation that led a police officer to fire his gun. >>> plus new surveillance video released gives police new clues to the hit-and-run in kensington that killed a two year old little boy. >> and looking at some rain and some storms in our forecast. will it ruin the upcoming weekend? it is friday. good morning everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm natasha brown in for erika von tiehl. straight to check on the wet forecast this morning. i certainly had my umbrella this morning. >> good job. this will be one of those days guys, where we're dealing with scattered showers. you know, not necessarily going to be talking about wid

. >> kelsey newman. >> nice sign. let's get back inside.t index," actress zoe saldana stunned on the oscar, remember this how beautiful she looked on the red carpet this past year at the oscar, well this weekend she revealed that getting red carpet ready after having twins, not so easy. she shared her struggles to get back in shape on facebook calling on all moms to support each other. abc's mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: this guardian of the galaxy is being hailed at a new kind of superhero from moms everywhere. >> fool should have learned. >> reporter: the 36-year-old actress who in november gave birth to twin boys taking to facebook over the weekend posting a workout photo with a can dit tell-all of her momma hardships after gaining 70 pounds of baby weight. my body was really bent out of shape after the boys were born. bouncing back feels impossible. but i know it's important as a woman and now a mommy to not give up. >> she was having a lot of thyroid issue, problems with her plate leis and she was really emotionally distress

. >>> and actor kelsey grammer joins us in the studio with his new broadway show "finding never land.g news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now, looks a little empty. but still going to giants dugout. >> i -- but still foggy. >> miss griego, how are you? >> great, how are you? >> what's the day today? >> it is friday! so excited about that. april 17. i'm michelle griego. >> yes. and i'm brian hackney here at the ob/gyn division of -- [ laughter ] >> brian hackney! >> i was a little concerned. [overlapping speakers >>> weather going on this morning? good to see you. >> yes. i'm pinch hitting for roberta gonzales who has the day off today. you just saw it on the live shot. you were right, mr. brian hackney! what do you know about weather! >>> out the door, 40s in the area, inland temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s out the door. we have your full forecast forecast coming up with a little bi

tebow's football career was over and left scratching their heads one more time wondered what coach chip kelsey thinking. others say the heisman trophy winner still has potential, it is definitely an off season with a lot of moves for fans to keep up with. tebow just the latest shocker. >> i don't know if i like every move, but specially the tebow move. i tell that you. >> has tricks up his sleeve, definitely surprising, i think just hoping to go to a few games and see some wins. >> eagles have absolutely no idea what they're doing in chip kelly we fail. >> now, tim tebow of course comes with a lot of media attention, some people that we've spoken with are concerned that that will distract the team during a season when trying to refocus and rebuild nonetheless sources say, tim tebow in town expected to sign one year contract with the philadelphia eagles, later this afternoon. we will continue to follow this story. but for now live in pennsauken. >> funeral services will be held today for the two year old boy killed in a hit-and-run last week. police have recovered the car that hit david and his

kelsey davenport from the washington based arms control organization is also meeting with senator tonce skip tinges the framework deal puts real limits on iran's nuclear program. and boosts national security. her challenge is daunting. >> there are those that made up their minds about the agreement before it was reached many people in congress say we can't get a deal with iran because they can't be trusted for them it doesn't matter how good the deal will be it won't be good enough. >> reporter: for now the lobbying continues that's because if the unwielding iran nuclear review act becomes law it could give congress 60 days to weigh in and change history. the final agreement may have taken years but it could all be undone within weeks. >>> more protest nurse guinea. police opened fire on demonstrators on monday and at least eight people were shot. protesters are calling for the president there to step down, they are angry over the timing of elects and the lack of security in guinea. >>> kenya's refugees camp is one of the largest and oldest in the world. education is a luxury denied

>> my little girl kelsey. >> hi, kelsey. >> hi. >> hi, sweetheart. all right.those. >> now tish it's time to put your fan dom to the test with a trivia question. 15 seconds and one guess. you need to anticipate it correctly to win. i hope you do. you can go on a nice trip. >> ready? >> here's the question. we just celebrated an anniversary, how many years of kathie lee and i have been on the show together, five years, seven years, or ten years. >> lucky number seven. >> yeah! >> all right. guess what? you're going on a fabulous trip. oh, this is perfect for you. >> guess where you're going? >> orlando, florida. where you're going to stay -- >> oh! >> four days and three nights at the orlando world center marriott also a spa treatment for two get your mani and pedi, $100 dining credit and round trip airfare included. >> universal orlando resort part of our sister company is giving you two park with universal and islands of adventure. you guys get to skip all the lines. >> you didn't hear that part. >> you get to skip all the lines. >> no lines. >> no way! >> yes

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on the show he's republican kelsey grammer is here. we will talk about his brand new book.t ii" actress brittany stone is here. a 12-year-old has an amazing rendition of the national anthem at the playoffs and gets the surprise of his lifetime. plus more cooking with friends. we have chosen ed henry and his daughter to cook in our kitchen. we will step it up with politics. don't miss it on "fox & friends." thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto insurance quote. >>> a pregnant manager at pop eyes is offered her job after she was robbed and fired. a crook stole $400. her franchise told the mother of three she had to pay that money back or she'd lose her job. they say she kept too much mone

. >> reporter: kelsey davenport is among those also meeting with senators to convince skeptics the frameworkeal puts real limits on iran's nuclear program. >> there are those who mind up their minds ago this agreement, long before an agreement was reached. there are many members of congress who think we can't get a deal with iran because they can't be trusted. >> reporter: for now the lobbying continues, because if the unwielding nuclear iran reveal act becomes law, it could give congress 60 days to weigh in and change history. the final agreement may have taken years to secure with iran and it all could be undone within weeks. >> still ahead on the news hour. >> i'm phil lavelle at a state sanctions camp for migrants trying to reach the international community. find out why the authorities are sending them here and why the migrants say these conditions are worse than human. later in the program. >>> and there's something fishy about the rio lagoon where rowing events are set to take place. those details later in sport. ♪ >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental foc

front and center none other than kelsey grammer as captain hook.ne a few things in her life. she's the artistic director at the american repertoire theater at harvard and things like that. how did last night go opening night, right? >> it was a brilliant opening night. >> you weren't stressed at all? >> you know you work so hard by opening night as the director it's really the moment to give the construction to the public. it's a rite of passage for the whole company and it's always this special celebration of the cast's work you know? and they did so well last night and it was such an amazing reception. >> how did harvey do last night? did he survive? was he pacing back and forth wildly? >> he survived? >> it has to be though,ing? big and this anticipated it has to be nerve-wracking for you, for harvey for everybody who's hosting. >> i think, you know, for us we've been through opening nights in the theater before. this was a first for harvey so you know i was like it's going to be okay trust me. he was great. he was so proud. >> and kelsey gramme

. >> kelsey davenport from the washington based arms control association is among those also meeting with senators, to convince sceptics the framework deal puts ream limits on iran's nuclear program amounted boosts u.s. national security. her challenge i also daunting. >> there are those who made up their minds about this agreement long before the deal was reached. i think there are many members of congress who think we can't get a deal with iran because they can't be trusted and for them it doesn't matter how good the deal will be, the deal won't be good enough. >> for now the lobbying continues. that's because if the unwieldy iran nuclear review act becomes allow, it could give congress 60 days to weigh in and change history. the final agreement may have taken years to secure with iran and it all could be undone within weeks. al jazeera washington. >> let's get the weather with robin. there is a curious phenomenon on the pacific coast. >> yes blown on show, just look behind me at this picture. these are seven centimeters across, not quite jellyfish they look that way. it's been sto

. >> kelsey juliana is only 19 years old but she's suing the state of oregon claiming it's not doingnough to stop climate change and the effects it will have on her generation and those to come. >> if the state does not act now we are facing irreversible catastrophic crises. >> woodruff: that's tomorrow night on pbs newshour weekend. and we'll be back, right here, on monday, with a look at the hunger crisis in south sudan. we talk with the head of the united nations world food program. that's the newshour for tonight, i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own fou

"finding neverland" received no nominations despite its star power from kelsey grammar and matthew morrison will be handed out june 7th live from radio city music hall. >> we've got to do a night on broadway. don't show up. i'll buy you dinner. we'll go see a couple shows. we'll have a gang behind us now. we've got people behind us. that will be fine. lucky for us, we did get a double dose of "dancing with the stars" this week. a good show tonight. last night the show pulled out all the stops to celebrate its tenth anniversary. >> kicking off the largest opening number ever featuring everybody from the pros to former contestants, even the judges showing off moves. everybody dancing. >> first season winner kelly monaco and her partner val turning up the heat in the ballroom with this -- hello, somebody give her a pair of wings. the pair didn't leave much to the imagination you see with their outfits. they are pretty fit though. which appears to be pretty advanced too with those moves. >> she won the first season? >> oh, yes, she did. >> wow. okay. that's not all. fans were treated to a dance

kelsey davenport. to get into some of the specifics of this deal as ali, our bureau chief in tehran points out. there's no sunset clause here. a lot of the provisions expand beyond ten years torks 15 and 25 years. how aggressively weighted towards the u.s. do you think this deal is? >> i think from a u.s. perspective, this is a strong effective agreement. and lays the ground work for a deal that can really assure the international community that iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons. particularlying the monitoring and verification clauses. many of which will be permanent, will give them much more intrusive aspects to iran's facilities. this is certainly a win for the united states. >> michael. there are a couple of lines in the summery that the white house circulated this afternoon that are worth noting. one is the sanctions on terror in iran and human lights related sanctions are not going to be lifted as a p port of this. which seems again, not a preempt preemptive olive branch an olive branch. and th

. >> kelsey found this. it's a stamp for bills. >> does it work? >> oh, yeah. i tested it.k to us. >> some of it. >> it's duck season. but what if the player lives in new york city? >> they can pick it up in person. do we know that the contestant is a drinker and over 21? >> we don't know that the contestant is a drinker. but the contestant is over 21. if this is too problematic, let's go with these. >> i like it's problematic. you either get the past due stamp or the beer. it's good beer. all right. you want to keep that? >> yes. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue w

. >> "cbs this morning" is next with kelsey grammer, he is heading back to broadway and finding neverlanddio 57. >> and plus ending world poverty by 2030 may sound bit ambitious but the ceo of global citizens says ending extreme poverty can be a reality. >> larry and i will be back in 26 minutes for the news and weather updates. >> plus the mobile app at wusa9. >> guess who you can see at noon today? >> me and mike. >> that's the weekend morning team. we hope you you have a great day. happy friday everyone. take dare. >> if you're going to usher's concert, here's the -- . >> ursher? >> let's set that tee time shall we? >> people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. e

. >> kelsey found this. it's a stamp for bills. it's "past due." >> does it work? >> oh, yeah.tested it. you regifted it back to us. >> some of it. >> it's duck season. but what if the player lives in new york city? >> they can pick it up in person. do we know that the contestant is a drinker and over 21? >> we don't know that the contestant is a drinker. but the contestant is over 21. if this is too problematic, let's go with these. >> i like it's problematic. you either get the past due stamp or the beer. it's good beer. all right. you want to keep that? >> yes. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. you show up. you s

the closers include taverns and while tech they could sell the ecologist for half the $30 million kelsey impose on by the government there's a silver lining or penalties for deceptive claims altering grades and attendance records as are the sudden $408 million and student loans will be forgiven for the student. and 18 your man behind bars is on the accused of stabbing a nine year-old boy to death it happened yesterday and discovery bay and here is a picture of the victim this fall was given to us from friends of the boys' baseball coach the nine year-old was that sometime early sunday morning in a rush to the hospital. >>darya: the 18 year-old was then arrested forward william schultz. . the 18 year-old was arrested after he checked into the erm at kaiser hospital in antioch a nurse at a hospital recognizes picture from media coverage. >>mark: the tanker fire shutting down a freeway system in southern california over the weekend will show you what happened ahead + we're hearing shocking moments from a local hikers will have more on that head. after the break new since coming to a mexican

fire may for the character played by the late robert williams in the movie by the same name in said kelsey held up the west bank while wearing a wig and glasses and a navy blue swirl to get the teller a note demanding money and walk the walk is reduced to him as a clear shot of the person's face with the wit in the glasses. will take a break still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a father and his seven kids found dead inside of their home the family who to blame for the tragedy. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>gabe slate: the power of the police department had added this really cool new high-tech features to the patrol cars to of the with the committee saver and of police officers accountable for their actions with they're doing and powell could be a glimpse into the future of law enforcement across the whole c

. >>> "60 minutes" first introduced us to kelsey bell bellknapp.ought she gave the players consent. >> we're told that this particular part of that paragraph regarding the consent issue, the police chief told us it was the dagger in the case it was the aspect that killed it. looking back on it now, how do you feel about that? >> it pisss me off a little bit. >> in what way? >> the fact that i was persuaded almost. persuaded to say that. because i have no idea what they're thinking. i'm not a mind reader. all these questions were coming at me. describe the situation. i'm having to relive this again two days later. terrified, a nervous wreck, trying to keep myself together not to cry, to be tough. >> his book including her story and trying to hold alleged attackers accountable. jon krakauer it's so good to see you again. >> thank you. >> why mazzulla? >> mazzulla represents the country. its rate is lower. it's a beautiful town. not some outlier. i was looking at many cities when i was writing this book and i happened to go to a sentencing hearing in

. >> you and kelsey have collided on broadway at the same time. that's neat. >> it's great.ctly the same birthday, me and kelsey, so the simpatico -- >> it's a lot of synergy. david hide pierce and tyne daly what an honor to have you both on. >> guys, thank you. >> thank you for getting up so early. >> we did it just for you. we weren't going to do it today du -- >> "it shoulda been you" is playing on broadway at the brooks atkinson theater. up next, what did we learn today? it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com anncr: sometimes our pets... aren't the only ones... that make bad choices. woman: honey, i'm home! an

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, it's kind of a dream come true as a director. >> what's it like working with kelsey?ery night but he also is the biggest baby. this last kind of number thing, he's so connected to the show. the faith is a big part of our show. the last number we sing he's behind me and he's so into it and he falls and i can hear him -- >> crying. >> like he cries every night. he's a pleasure. he's so emotional. >> and we have a special guest from the show joining us this morning. shal? tinkerbell. >> you mean the guy with the flashlight? >> oh, hi, tinkerbell. >> that's our little fairy right there. jerry the fairy. >> goodness gracious. >> thank you, matthew morrison and diane pallulus. >>> ahead, look who's behind bars for trespassing. we've got the story. but first what you're capti ♪ ♪ ♪ cottonelle cleanripple texture gets you cleaner, but will it make people confident enough to go commando? how was your wiping experience? ok. why do you think ripples are so great? probably ripples would just clean better. yeah, why? just...would pick up more layers. do you feel confident enough t