but that's the thing about lear.people say that's very nice -- that's not enough. >> rose: do you wish you'd done this ten years ago? could you have done it? or is it one of those things maybe i did but i couldn't have happened -- it couldn't have happened without the intervening things in my life to do it? >> i think so. the latter, yes. i think it took this amount of time, and to reach a point in your life where you do -- you know, you're questioning not unlike the play writes we're talking about you're questioning why am i here? what am i supposed to do with this? i have this success. am i an artist? am i going to push myself further? i could entertain people for the rest of my life and that's a lovely life and, you know marty short once said something about, you know the funniest man in the world. >> rose: you think so? i do. he said, you know, people don't want to see me stretching. they don't want to go to the monkey house and see the monkeys being introspective. they want the monkeys to be monkeys. which made

it does not good enough to do lear good enough.fter all, it is it is about the most important subject of all, which is death and dying. we are all dying. no matter what age we are. here is a man who has had everything and assumes he will always have everything, and suddenly life begins to slip away in absurd ways, tragic ways. but whatever. the canon is covered by shakespeare. what is required is a majestic mindless, humorous, and towering performance of life being ripped away. having said that -- you say to yourself, do you want to climb into that arena? part of me does. charlie: ego? brian: that is the ego part. i have tio kick it's ass to see if i'm really capable of it. take on a part that i know is so demanding and so huge -- it scares me. it scares me thinking of getting it. bob and i a long time ago said we are only good and do things that scare each other, but that one really scares me. [laughter] that is the thing about lear. charlie: i have seen a lot of them. brian: people say, that was really nice. but that is not enoug

but i haven't found my way to lear. charlie: but you love richard. pacino: richard i could possibly do again. i did a reading of it. i was hosting, believe it or not, the 158 anniversary of the theater there. it was a wonderful orchestra. i was the mc of the thing. i don't know how that happened. charlie: not easy. pacino: i found myself doing it. talking about the first time i heard serious music. classical music. remember the old lewis and stadium here? i heard rite of spring and i was here when stravinsky himself conducted it. i won't forget that. anyway, i did richard. several poems by e cummings. this was a new experience. i loved it. chris plummer does it from time to time. my great friend charlie lawton who passed on a couple years ago -- he said that you should try richard again. i said, yes. i wondered why he said that. then i went to philadelphia. i'm up there doing richard and it was so different and so much a part of me in a way. charlie: richard hasn't changed. it you changed. pacino: i used to do richard when i was in boston. young earl

do you want to do lear? pacino: not particularly. charlie: not yet?o: there's another one that i've wanted to do as a movie. i can see myself possibly doing it one day as a movie because it is great, of course. but i haven't found my way to lear. i do not think that it is my role. charlie: but you love richard. pacino: richard i could possibly do again. i did a reading of it. actually, i was at the philadelphia philharmonic and i was hosting, believe it or not the 158 anniversary of the theater there. it was a wonderful orchestra. i was the mc of the thing. i don't know how that happened. charlie: not easy. pacino: i found myself doing it. talking about the first time i heard serious music. classical music. remember the old lewis and stadium here? i heard rite of spring and i was there when stravinsky himself conducted it. i won't forget that. we were talking about times that we heard music for the first time. anyway, i did richard. several poems by e e cummings. this was a new experience. i loved it. actors do it. chris plummer does it from time to t

but i haven't found my way to lear. it's my role. >> rose: but you love richard. >> i love richard. richard i could possibly do again. i did a reading of it actually i was at philadelphia philharmonic. i was doing i was hosting believe it or not the 158th an verse aeroof the theater there. it was a wonderful thing with a great orchestra. and i was the emcee of the thingment i don't know how that happened. >> rose: it's not easy. >> no, and i found myself doing it and was really mainly talking about the first time i heard serious music or classical music remember the old lewiston stadium here. >> rose: oh sure. >> i heard strab inski rite of spring. i was there when strabinski himself conducted it and that was-- we were talking about inspiring moments. i will never forget that. and we were talking about times we hearded music for the first time. and anyway i did richard. i did several poems by ee cummings with the music behind me. so thises with a new experience. i loved it. i thought maybe i should do this. actors do ch

charlie: do you want to do lear? al: not particularly. charlie: not yet? al: there's another one that i have had offers to do all the time as a movie. i can see myself possibly doing it one day as a movie because it is great, of course. but i haven't found my way to lear. i don't think it is my room. charlie: but you love richard. al: i love richard. richard i could possibly do again. i did a reading of it. i was set philadelphia harmonic -- i was hosting, believe it or not, the 158th anniversary of the theater there. it was a wonderful orchestra. i was the mc of the thing. i don't know how that happened. charlie: not easy. al: no. i found myself doing it. i was mainly talking about the first time i heard serious music. classical music. remember the old lewis and stadium here? i heard "right of spring" and i was here when stravinsky himself conducted it. talk about inspiring moments. i won't forget that. we were talking about times we heard the music for the first time. anyway, i did "richard." i did several poems by e.e. cummings. with the music behind me

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fennell offered to protect lear, an exotic dancer at the time, by taking her to a hotel where she wouldsafe. >> he told me he knew what i did, and he wanted me to dance for him. and when i told him no he, um, >> jimmy fennell junior is charged with sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint. >> he pleased guilty to kidnapping and improper conduct with a detainee. >> he cried on the stand when he learned that stacey was dead. >> jurors could not know that a decade ladder, jimmy fennell would be in prison. >> you talk about multiple interrogations, good cop, bad cop techniques. being yelled at, being called names, pretty intensive interrogation from the texas ranger that was in charge. >> jimmy fennell was the primary source for the time line that was used by prosecutors in the conviction of rodney reed. >> let's talk about the state's timeline and what you think the holes of it are. >> this is raised by the new evidence. the state's time line is based on jimmy fennell who was allegedly asleep at the time. >> there was forensic confer ration of fennell's time line. estimates the time of deat

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next honoring producer norman lear when we come back. let the games begin.e full-priced adult ticket and get a second free at medievaltimes.com >>> honors for legendary television pioneer norman lear. he was honored by the moving image and hall of fame. the classic sitcom "all in the family ats and its many spin-offs, "jeffersons," "maude." the two shared a special moment at the event. the kiss that you see there was a reference to the memorable scene when sammy david jr. kissed archie bunker on the classic episode of "all in the family." >> i'm glad you explained that. >> i remember that clearly. that was nice. >>> that does it for us. for continuing coverage of the plane crash investigationn i ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. skippy!! yipp

lear. >> our next update 7:55. up next, this morning bbc fires the host of one of the world's mess popular tv shows more news weather and traffic on the cw >>> david malick has officially left one direction. however, however i am happy to say i don't know which one that is. >> i would agree. >> we know which one zane is. >> i don't know which one he is. i do know one direction but i know 15-year-old girls everywhere are shedding tears. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour a man beaten and bloodied by police officers after a traffic stop. dash cam video shows the scene. ahead, the serious questions about the officers and their actions. >> plus, one of the world's most popular tv hosts is out of the job for throwing a punch. the fracas that left the talker on the sidelines. that's ahead. >>> "the new york times" has a follow-up on american servicemembers exposed to abandoned chemicals weapons in iraq. yesterday they were apologized to for how they were treated.

. >> >> tuesday is cesar chavez day lear, he would have turned 88.1988, he went on a fast to protest the use of pesticides in the fields endangering the lives of farm workers at vern hawkins explains, that protest drew support from all around the country. >> >> reporter: a mass was held here in delan o, north of bakersfield. cesar chavez, on his 36 day fast. the 61-year-old president of the united farm workers had lost 36-pounds. doctors say it would be more than a week before he could return to solid foods. his old eldest read a statement for him. >> the fast will go on in hundreds of ditch places and multiply among thousands and millions of caring people until every poison grape is off the supermarket shelves. until the fields safe for farm workers and our vote is, once again a source of nourishment and life. >> >> reporter: hundreds in the crowd received communion, including ethel kennedy and her children. her husband, robert came here to support him when he came to fast for 45 days. robert kennedy broke bread with him, ending his fast. >> caesar

lear that space, and to defend it. >> taiye selasi, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you. . >> welcome to the news hour, live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. these are the main stories that we're covering in detail over the next 60 minutes pap new political force in sanaa a co-significance comes together to take on the houthi rebels in yemen. [ gunfire ] >>> the battle for tikrit, iraqi forces say they'll liberate the town from isil control within three days. cyclone pam crashes into the island nation of vanuatu. at least eight are killed. >>> and unveiling an indian icon, a new statue of mahatma gandy is revealed in central london. >> first to libya we're getting reports of heavy clashes between isil affiliated fighters and militia backed by the tripoli based government. it's happening 130 kilometers east of the coastal city of sirte. what are the latest clashes you're hearing about. >> now reports on the ground from sirte city, that there are clashes that belong to the islamic estate where they're positioned there to retake where there are now two dead and a num

. >> reporter: it's not lear how the aggressive questioning played with the jury, nor how hernandez'say with his fiancee, jenkins who has not been in court for two weeks. she has been given immunity to testify for the state. prosecutors played video of a car she ethey say shows the very moment lloyd arrives at the crime scene driven by hernandez. the car leaves three minutes and forty seconds later. another video shows the same car pulling into hernandez's driveway less than a mile away without lloyd. that same afternoon the three defendants are at hernandez's home in his man cave playing with his baby and around his backyard pool. hours later, shaking hands and getting back into the car heading to a rental agency. at about the same time hernandez returns that rental car, a jogger find the bullet-riddled body of odin lloyd at the industrial park. still to come, a ruling on whether the state can play jailhouse conversations with hernandez and including one with his former college teammate mike pouncey, who is on the state's witness list. susan candiotti, cnn, fallriver, massachusetts.

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norman lear creator of all in the family, the jeffersons maude, and other shows is scheduled to addresscy hanks lecture to support the arts tonight. grammy winning rapper common will be giving the introduction. >>> in a matter of hours a virginia family could lose the house they've called home for two decades. but a team of supporters is trying to stop that from happening. and they're barely old enough to drive. news4's kristin wright has their story. >> reporter: the dina family has been through more than most and it seems like the hard times just keep coming. >> you know, it's the american dream to be able to own your own home and -- but for us it turned into a nightmare. >> reporter: sarah dina who is blind, her husband, and four children could lose their home in the alexandra section of fairfax county to foreclosure. the dinas have two days to come up with $67,000. she blames mounting medical bills. >> everything snowballed and we found ourselves just buried. >> reporter: two of the kids have health problems and sarah's husband, john was an nypd sergeant until a debilitateing car wr

world eighth everything through start ups like glass breakers or through regular meetings but as we learedsthem are still shy about speaking out publically. they don't want to be viewed as troublemakers. >> it's a very sensitive issue. no one wants to be seen as a victim of this system. and i think that from where we stand, it's hard for us to be seen as victims because we are absolutely not. >> reporter: what they are says gordon are entrepreneurs and when venture cap till assists fail to invest in women they are missing out on potential returns. until then, silicon valley stays stuck in the past. >> just to add more, john, to something that i mentioned in the report, it was actually very difficult for us to find women in silicon valley willing to speak on camera about being women in silicon veil. i thinkvalley that isan indictment about how nervous people are and how sensitive the topic still is. >> that's true, i was out there this week and people are watching this case, but as you said there are a lot of people that aren't really within to go on the record and talk about it. what do you

while these students know lear california dance from the high school studies. >> ballet is abc's of danceter: they are learning that d stand for dirty. >> arms can be whatever you want them to be, because it is all dirty. >> reporter: oh, yeah, some of these moves. >> yes kick kick. >> reporter: to grind, kick ball, change might have been unheard of in the 60's when movie and musical are set but as kid do their best to follow their star teacher's example they are thinking with moves like this and say this. >> nobody puts baby in the corn are. >> reporter: well, some belong in the corner but not these kid at capp a dirty dancing done right. in philadelphia carol erickson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> there is nothing better than when carol does the story. >> nobody puts carol in the corner. >> good a mantra. >> yes, stick up for yourself. >>> coming up in the next half an hour we will continue to follow breaking news out of of new york city of a partial building collapse and fire. we know several people are injured. >>> also ahead tonight more on the disturbing details coming from the german

but earlier this morning when we got here at 9:00 and realized the jury wasn't lear, we -- here we werete looking at the boat. there was discussions about whether they would be taken off site or certain portions of the boat would be cut and we knew there were gunshots in the boat itself because dzokhar tsarnaev when he was found that friday night was suffering from gunshot wounds but little did we know there were more than 100 shots, according to the media representative who was embedded with the court this morning, more than 100 bullet holes in the boat. how he managed to walk out with his life is remarkable. an the jury did get a chance to see the pencilled note on the boat where he he talked about being jealous of his brother who died in the shootout with police and dzokhar tsarnaev ran over his brother in that entire shootout on his way to that boat. much of the testimony today focused on the shootout in watertown where his brother was killed and there was a witness who lived on that block who testified earlier this afternoon about just how scary the scene was. he saw it from the se

> meaning-- well i did play once i played lucinzio in taming of the shrew and played edgar in king lear with anthony hopkins. >> rose: so you have played twice. >> so i have played twice. >> and i only did the second one because it was david. >> so david asked you you said yes. >> i just said yes. i again i think i turned it down and he phoned me personally. >> and you said okay. >> i said yeah wa dow want. >> he said he said something like it's me. i said okay okay. >> it's me. >> you can't say no to me. >> he meant trust me. i said okay i trust youment and he was right. >> i mean what does it mean to trust a director or a writer? >> well. >> to know they will not-- they will take care of you. >> it's a big deal and it takes time i thinkment i'm very forth that the that i work with the same people over and over again. that is one of the big things i'm grateful for because you know even i have to accept that they're probably going to take care of me. >> okay. here's another clip from skylight and then i want to you tell me about your character. this is take a look. >> okay. >> well, you

well-known producer norman lear broke with hillary yesterday saying he will be resistant to supportingam might leave a group of hollywood liberals who might take a look at elizabeth warren, martin o'malley, joe biden. stuart: give us your best as you are about to leave the show. >> i want people to watch the whole hour. stuart: another hour of "varney and company" coming, the latest on the ferguson police shooting. new at noon the senate is holding a hearing expanding hunting and fishing on federal land. it is a bipartisan effort. might go through. you will get my take on how did alcohol, stay right there. another hour of varney is a mere two minutes away. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. stuart: powdered alcohol. what do you think? the feds have a okayed it and it may be on some store shelves this summer. the creation of a company called alcohol, is freeze dried out the h

the lear league is responding to chris chris borland's decision to retire after one season.head injuries. special correspondent and the host of "nfl today" james brown is telling us how this is bringing new attention to safety. >> intercepted borland. >> reporter: for chris borland, playing one more season was out of the question. >> i don't want to negotiate my health for money. >> reporter: borland said doubts started creeping in during training. >> am i going to commit the prime of my life to something that could be detrimental to my health? that just kind of triggered my thinking and changed the way i viewed the risks. >> reporter: on twitter, players said they understood borland's decision. brandon marshal said he would not have walked off the field. >> i love the game too much. i mean i just love playing football. i definitely understand the risks and everything that comes with it, but i feel like the reward is worth it. >> reporter: in a since deleted tweet, marshal mentioned borland and another 49er who called it quits, patrick willis asking do they know something we

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