but in fact "king lear" as far as i'm concerned i don't look back.eep tenderness to paul scofield but that's nothing to do with adventure today which is at this moment pursuit and the revival. >> rose: i'm always thinking about the future and what i'm working on now without looking back. >> the present. well, for me the only satisfaction of working in the theater and in the cinema is the moment when it is actually unfolding and the theater with an audience and this thank god has happened the last few day in the suit" when an audience -- you sit down and you're them and suddenly the silence in the audience suddenly becomes the other silent. and at that moment i shared it that makes everything worthwhile. >> rose: you can feel that they're touched by what they have seen and heard on stage. >> that mysterious silence becoming more acute. i read a short book called "between two silences" abo the theater which talks about the fact that there's ordinary silence which is deadly, leden, that's the silence of -- but that same thing covered with the same world

it was norman lear and his wife, larry david, bob scheer. they were sitting around w eeping in their expensive soup about the fact that we were living in hell. rupert murdoch on the media. george bush was president. norman lear had his pulse on american culture for 30 years. why cannot figure out how to deal -- deliver a message that is important and happening? >> that is important. we can find messages that speak to people where they are. they can also have some satire like stewart or colbert. there is the idea of exposing with satire. it opens people's eyes to the hypocrisy and corruption of our politics. the problem is you want the captivating stories and images and vocabulary, but a lot of the colbert-stewart stuff is so absurd and over the top that people do not want to get engaged. >> that is where a large number of people get their news. >> i think the obama campaign was a pivotal point, bringing people in. now they leave. there is the possibility that people will come back in. i agree with that movements also have their problems. i t

hamleting king lear, othello, macbeth, romeo and juliet. these plays have been passed down through generations. they dazzle us with an appeal that transcends time and culture. tonight in our first episode with the charlry rose shakespeare series we start with conversations on the greatness and the enigma. we'll talk to the director of the new york public theatre, barbara gainse, director of the chicago shakespeare theatre and hear from some others from previous appearances on our program. they include shakespeare scholar steven greenblatt and harold bloom, also the director of the royal shakespeare company michael boyd. we then conclude our evening looking at hamlet. sir john ghoul good whose portrayals are considered some of the finest describe it as summing of the process of living, help us. with that, i would like to welcome you to the first episode in our charlie rose shakespeare series we call why shakespeare? i hope you enjoy the conversations. >> good night, good night. parting is such sweet sorrow. but i shall say good night so it b

. >>> para encontrar a los responsables de la caída del avión lear jet que había tenido un accidenteomen'zó en bonice y también la aeronave estaba registrada en estados unidos, en los Ángeles,jaime garcía, univisión. >>> vivir en estados unidos puede ser nocivo para su salud, por lo menos si se le compara con al vida en países como suiza y japón, es el resultado de un estudio a nivel nacional del que nos habla luis mejid. >>> a algunos les cuesta creerlo, pero quienes viven en estados unidos , viven menos y se enferman más. >>> no lo creo, que sea de los últimos, tal vez pero no el último. >>> un reporte del instituto de medicina lo confirma, realizando un estudio en australia, japón y los países ricos de europa, los hombres de estados unidos están últimos en la lista, las mujeres penúltimas con los 81 en expectativa de vida, las principales razones por muertes prematuras es al violencia por armas de fuego. >>> cuando vemos nosotros jóvenes de 17, 18 años cuando dicen que ellos no creen que van a llegar al so 30 años de edad. >>> quienes trabajan en la salud pública dicen que los jóv

abogados dicen que el interés de las familias es saber el responsable directo de la caída del avión learn el condado de bonice en los Ángeles, en los angeles, jaime garcía, univisión. >>> con esto vamos a terminar impresionantes imágenes, jerusalén la capital de israel, amaneció cubierta de blanco después de la primera nevada en dos decadas, la mayoría de los transportes públicos fueron suspendidos en al ciudad y hay un estado de emergencia, con jerusalén nevada nos vamos, gracias, buenas noches, hasta pronto ♪. >>> ahora está usted bien informado, noticiero univisión, su voz, su decisión ♪.

joce sterman is lear to explain. >> reporter: monarch medspa was closed in september after three patients got sick with an invasive infection and one died. tonight at 11:00 you'll see her on camera for the first time sitting down for an exclusive interview. you'll hear what prompted the investigation of monarch medspa and its closure. >> i screamed, and i told my mom . >> reporter: you lap witherspoon was a nurse and -- eulah witherspoon was a nurse. tonight at 11, our investigation, the loopholes and who can protect you. joce sterman, abc2 news. >> bwi thurgood marshalls with a place where hundreds left for the big game in the big easy. >> reporter: the road to the super bowl hasn't been easy for the ravens or the fans. >> reporter: you see them everywhere, purple flowers popping up. for folks going to the game it's a must, but getting there involves planning. to leave bwi for the new orleans skies, that's logistics. >> we're staying inly -- biloxi. >> reporter: then you have top rent a car -- top to -- have to rent a car. >> and come get us and take us back. >> reporter: if you didn't m

abogados dicen que el interés de las familias es saber el responsable directo de la caída del avión lear

take vo --de acuerdo a los archivos de aviacion federal, el lear jet 25 donde iban los fallecidos, erabase en las vegas. --christian esquino nuÑez ha sido acusado de falsificar documentos sobre el historial de las naves que el compraba y vendia. --esquino ya estuvo en prision federal en lompoc por 2 aÑos al declararse culpable en otro caso y fue deportado a mexico donde vive actualmente. --jenni rivera habria estado a punto de comprar el jet donde murio por un precio de 250 mil dolares y ese vuelo habria sido ofrecido como cortesia. blanca ---lo invitamos a ver las imagenes del dia... take pkg pkg video 1 ---recuerde que estamos trabajando para informarle en vivo esta noche a las once... take vo ---la epidemia de gripe que azota al resto del pais se acerca a california, pero aunque muchas personas quieran protegerse no tendran opciones... blanca ---ademas, la comunidad latina de san jose se organiza para ayudar a la familia de 3 personas muertas durante un incendio. ---lo esperamos en vivo hoy a las once... take vo recuerde mantenerse en contacto con nosotros... ---telemundo48.com ---t

. >>> many of us have leared the phrase dance like nobody is watching. this is "the telephone" by the black angels. ♪ >> middle of l.a.x. this girl just shakes it down. her name is angela trimber, a california actress. she's in short films and tv shows such as californication, the community, and the league. she wasn't able to go home for the holidays, so she brought cheer to those that did get to see their families at the holidays. it's the only music is the music that's in her headphones. she's really dancing no no music what soar. >> she's got a whole crowd of people, but only one or two people is looking at her. >> it's l.a. they see this stuff all the time. >> all you're doing is waiting for the dumb bag to get out of the dumb chute. you probably don't care about anything else. she wasn't there to fly to or from anyplace. she went down to l.a.x. she's got the moves. >> 1960s moves. i feel like she's dancing on "laugh in." ♪ >> i feel like she's on "giget." >> i love her sense of pride at the end. sort of the gymnast stand. she was so proud of herself

what better place to come than out lear for the world of pet expo. we are live throughout the night, charley crowson, abc2 news. >> charley, i want you to adopt that dog. it has way more skills than my dog. a big show behind you. thank you very much for that live report. >>> call her a medical miracle. >> a 19-month-old girl lived after a pencil went through her brain. >> reporting is a tough job. you expect hazard pay in some scenarios. when you get the county fair assignment, you assume you're safe until goats attack. >> we got the snow across the area. take a look at annapolis, dealing with the snow. speak of annapolis, seeing moderate snow. we'll have the most accurate forecast coming up after this. >>> what a story. check this out. this x-ray is from a 19-month-old girl in new hampshire who -- wait for it -- fell on a pencil. you can see it went through her eye into her brain. she was air lifted to a boston hospital and had surgery. doctors said she survived because the pencil didn't eat anything vital in her head. >> would you not eat my pants?

we can advertise for you know brain power which is lear and there are not many people aboard who believe that has any brain power so there are things that can be done and things that should be done off course say to requires flexibility. resources requires international cooperation and sometimes i think we've seen police make you know very very very sort of bloggers trying to be you know a very straightforward quote unquote southern russia and that doesn't work you know you need to be professional of this field like many others but who is going to listen to that in the west they don't want to hear that that's no reason i think that there's some sort of there are stereotypes but the. take for example the you know germany after the second world war which had a very bad image united states and in the rest of europe japan you know there are countries. you know these are not exactly the best record our current how we were able to reinvent themselves to position themselves but one of the things that tony and said you know we're all talking about states here and i think a lot of the branding th

the local government of there another person has also been shot dead and killed in the city of is my learwhere protesters also set the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood on fire while square in cairo has been the epicenter of the rallies much like during the uprising to oust hosni mubarak two years ago and alexandria and portside are also scenes of violent street clashes and. my newspaper says the people of egypt have grown increasingly disillusioned with the policies of uars backed muslim brotherhood. people voted for him to be a good chance so quick at the last support of most of the people who are out in the streets to the people in egypt now who realize that. religion and politics should not be mixed clearly and that some patients would use. religion to get the support of the people and once we are in power the would act in a very very differently from what the i've been promising and that's part of one of the reasons of the anger you are seeing to the industry to egypt. americans want some ways committee to ensure and secure their interest in egypt but now their pictures and the

>> reporter: scott, we've lear learned that united airlines had to replace multiple batteries on its six dreamliners in less than three months. united has only been flying ther, dreamliner since early november, so aviation experts say it's a red flag that more than one battery would already be having trouble. also, japan's a.n.a. airline said it replaced ten dreamliner batteries on its fleet of 24 all before the two serious incidents of overheating of grounded the fleet. a.n.a. says half of those the replaced batteries showed an unusually low charge which could be important when lithium ion batteries drain too low; recharging could create a fire risk. they told us it is not a result of safety concerns but part of a procedures that ensure faulty batteries aren't kept in circulation. >> pelley: thank you. the last of the andrews sisters died today. patty andrews was the sister in the middle, the lead singer of the group that provided the soundtrack for the world war ii generation. patty, maxine and laverne could bring g.i.s to tears with the ballad, "i'll be with you in apple blossom t

not a professional job either-- there was some dresden untouched, a couple of edward lear watercolors on the wall and what looked like some valuable first editions on the shelves. a proper vandal would have smashed all the dresden and peed all over the floor at least. conclusion? a gentle warning for the good professor? unless she did it herself. try and depict herself as a victim, perhaps. anyway, what you been up to all day? plowing through old student journalism trying to make a case for joe myers as our killer. myers that's taken over playing shylock? why? the quotations by the bodies, one from hamlet one from a midsummer night's dream. myers is the only one in our gang who was in both productions. and on both occasions amanda costello singled him out for special attention in print. so he murders two people and leaves clues incriminating himself? doesn't make sense. so, then, someone's trying to stitch him up.

that are is horrific to lear. what is the defense saying?there any evidence that might be involved? you know all the players? >> in terms of the defense, i had an opportunity to speak at great length for the defend ahoes. he raiseth the question that if prosecutors say that a rape da occur, that he said if there is possible evidence of that, that he plans to counterargue that if there was any evidence, he will challenge whether it is in fact con sensual. he denies anything that happens happened. >> so obviously what anybody knows about about b this, a high appropriation file group. >> this exploded on social media and authorities have to sift through all of this. anonymous saw what was happening and decided to post a lot of these things online, hack into some people's eemails, and put t out there so much the authorities are aware with it. there will be another protest on the courthouse steps about this this weekend. also raising the question of if the victim doesn't come forward, it is honorary or is. ual violence at new england law school.

firefighters performed primary and secondary ssarcces for the deccased 10 year old girl- after learringparamedicss treated the other victims at the scene before transporting ttem to various hospitals. p,ws. - p innestigators are they're deteeming whether a chinese restaurant yesterday the fire hit three alarms and quickly spread to neighboring businesses..... from the city and county were called to battle the flaaes. the damage is stilllbeing totalled but, fortunately, no one was hurt. protestors it the streets of east baltimooe .....fter the staae's attoonny decided 'not' to prosecute the officers invoved in the death of anthony anderson. andeeson. 239 we need too ccntinue this fight...oc: we're contiiuing this fight for this youug brother 0254 0254 yesterray andersons relatives held the event at the scene of the arrest. &pit was lass summer when city police officers threw him to the ground, rupturing his spleen and breaking his ribs. in september, tte medical homicide. and this week, , state's attorney greeg bernstein deeided the officers of justicc is now probing f -3 &pwhether an de

a quote here so you're lear on it.xecutive office and chief financial offices certify under oath that their financial statements arestatementsstatement accurate and they assure that all relative and knowingly may be sent to prison. and no one went to prison. let's jump right into it. what are the possible reasons why no one saw prosecution here? >> the word that we get number one, let's accept that these transactions the sale of market-back securities to investors, these were very well lawyered transactions. these are not easy prosecutions by any stretch yet there have been no attempts at prosecution. that raises the question of whether, indeed, it is impossible to find fraud in these things. that doesn't seem to be the case either. there has been a whole slew of private civil lawsuits filed and recently the government in the new york attorney general u.s. attorney in manhattan have come forward with civil cases. as you and i know, fraud is fraud. the only difference between a civil case and a criminal case is you have

is this exetch lear of greater unrest inside the country?ally it's a highlight of two important things. one, the security vacuum that now exists in egypt, but more importantly, the political climate that has this country divided. it's important to emphasize that since the revolution, police have really struggled to gain security foothold, and that's really evident now. the rioters and the protesters are easily able to overrun the police in many of these areas. that's why the military was deployed in port sayeed, and that's where the president has declared a state of emergency. that's also going to be a great tremendous concern for human rights organizations and the political opposition in this country. the other track that i was talking about was that there is a political intransigence between opposition members, the protests, and the government. the government and president morsi believe they have a democratic mandate to govern. the constitution was passed with a majority. those pro-testing and the political opposition say that now mohammed

they say she was negligent when she hired a faulty lear jet.ses should have known the plane was not safe to fly. it also claims the pilots did not have enough training to safely fly that plane. >>> right now, firefighters are trying to stop raging wildfires from destroying more homes in new he zealand. the smoke and flames forced several to evacuate homes. a wildfire charred some 370 acres of land in christ church. luckily, no one has been hurt. it killed 185 people back in 2011. >>> just about 5:51 on this friday morning. another chilly start to the day. cloudy too. >> that's right. it is. we're expecting a wonderful weekend warmup. >> snow lovers and snow haters are both crying this morning. >> tears of joy, tears of pain. >> tears of despair. >> no snow nor the next week, ten days ahead. at least will be turning january-like by next week but not over the weekend. it will feel like springtime ahead. clouds are coming through. few breaks in the clouds around northern virginia, the district and maryland. a few sprinkles reaching the ground nort