in iraq and in the and of the states, patrick?ean, i can see the arguments on both sides. but there's no question that isis is closing in on baghdad. leavehe people of baghdad their will be massacred if they don't. who is responsible for this? well, maliki was made prime minister by the united states, by the american ambassador. washington regarded him coming under the influence of iran. the fact that iraq you leaders have been determined by outside powers, it has led to the present disaster situation. or simply have not been leaders here who have sufficient support . >> patrick? we may have just lost patrick cockburn. we will go to a break and see if we can get him back on. patrick cockburn is the middle east correspondent for "the independent" who has been reporting from baghdad. one of his recent pieces is headlined, "in baghdad, a city gripped by fear, news is priceless -- but isis is winning the propaganda war." as we attempt to get him back on, we are going to go to another clip. of david barrows, a peace protester who was i

the case being made that dan patrick is too extreme for texas.hat is it about dan patrick that makes him more extreme than a ted cruz or a rick perry or someone texans have been electing. >> my colleague in the senate, dan patrick, who is now the offici official. >> he certainly knows how to use the power to connect. >> but it's his record. not just what he has said. it's whey promises he will do. and that is, you know when he says no more property taxes or lower property taxes, our state doesn't have a statewide property tax. that's local governments, that's how they build roads and how local governments, including our schools, have those structures. so. >> he's the candidate you want dodd run against, you had the lieutenant governor incumbent. this is the guy you wanted, didn't you? >> this is going to be a very stark contrast from the really, the pro center portion of my platform, and what my record has always been. and what dan's record has always been. so there's going to be a clear choice in november. for texas voters. >> so give us a taste

we also had patrick stewart here.reat actor patrick stewart was here talking about x-men which was very exciting. and one of the things we do on the show when we have a band like we did last night, is while the band is setting up, it takes a while. so i'll go into the audience and do a q and a. i'll just see if anybody in the audience has something to ask me. so the first guy asked a question. 'cause i will say usually the questions are very similar. this was a question i had never heard before because it was very specific for patrick stewart. "hey, what are you doing? you got captain jean luc-picard and you didn't ask any star trek questions." [ laughter ] he seemed really hurt. so i politely sort of told him, you know, that wasn't really what he was here to talk about. and he's done so many other things, it would have been rude to talk about a thing he hasn't done for a very long time. and then i started asking other people some questions. then i got curious and i went back to him. and i said, out of curiosity, what

thank you, patrick doyle.at see you this morning. >> thanks. >>> in just a few mints, tutes european markets closing. >> like green beans on a map. europe higher mostly. halted two days of declines. mixed signals on the one hand german investor confidence fell for the six straight month. ought meative sales higher for the ninth straight month. interesting behind the headlines, today was important for the european central bank. the yield on the two-year bond down at practically zero. .05% nap as the european central bank effectively injects or leaves on the table in excess of 100 billion euros, $140 billion. not mopping up or sterilizing, neutralizing the effect of its previous bond purchases at the height of the crisis. this is important because you see, if you like, the back room financial conditions in europe are improving all the time. rates coming further and further down. the question, can you transfer that to the real economy to lending to small and medium sized businesses n. that, of course, the big ope

patrick reed will end up with a par as well. patrick reed will end up shooting 7. it will be 79 for seung-yul noh. regulation has been completed we are ready for the playoff. what do you think here, nick? nick: a key tee shot. shawn hit the fairway. rose has been left. i think they will both hit decent tee shots. jim: shawn hit a great tee shot in regulation. a lot of roll out. is that left? nick: he looks deflated. oh, left. where is everybody looking? jim: did not seem to even get anyone's attention. nick: no. it has to be back on top of that hill. hmmm. jim: we hear it is beyond the trees on the other side of the cart path. >> it has gone a long, long way down. i will be right over there and report back. jim: all right. there it is. maybe he even has a shot. nick: a crazy shot. let's check out rose's shot first. e is looking that way. it will be tight. it will be really good now right down the edge. >> this is going to be fine. it will roll about 75 yards. dvantage rose right now. jim: so rose ideal shape. here is stefani's ball over there. let's see the angle.

unless you have a check in our hand or votes in our pocket or an attorney none of us have a chance >> patrick private citizen. i would counter mr. hearts you don't have a moral imperative but an ethical one i get it you guys have problem with that coalitions. one audit what size of a needle in the haystack is that. i was glad to hear commissioner renne raise the same southern i had over what a private citizen sending a single e-mail to the 11 board of supervisors that constitutes a lobbyist violation where you're going down a slirp opening that door for instance, if i send all 11 supervisors a single e-mail on a tuesday claiming that the in effect executive director had withheld the entire case in mr. gross man's lawsuit and you only got the appellant portion would i be sued of being a lobbyist because of the court case. what about on the next day i sent a different e-mail to all 11 supervisors? say over bicyclists on the sidewalk in my neighborhood would that be considered lobbying. actually, i'm only writing about my pedestrian safety. you need to urge the mayor to send that legislation bac

need to have information to know what it is you're going to be discussing to make intelligent. >> patrick. i'm combine my public comment for items four and five i see that agenda item 6 actually lists the name of the court case and mr. gross man's case but four and five to say anticipated litigation as plaintiffs would be helpful to the members of the public if you would broadened those descriptions so people of older intelligence can figure out what part of charter section 3 c dash 99 you're referring to. and what type of case you're considering entering into anticipated litigation. the public has a right to know what it is you're considering. >> is there a motion? >> sorry to get up here i've been looking at the brown act i don't think the description is accurate in one respect of anticipated litigation is actually covered separately in both of the sunshine ordinance and the brown act. and the brown a act says that lets see - litigation - anticipated litigation okay in a emotion to the information notice on behalf of the agency maybe required to produce an oral statement pursuant to the

thank you for your thoughts a pleasure to have you on the program patrick basham the director of the washington based democracy institute thanks. other news president obama has outlined the course of action the u.s. could take in helping iraq is it drowns in a wave of violence just so how disappointing alarmingly close to the capital baghdad have been captured to.

i'm jim patrick with patrick and company in san francisco. i argued to this board gosh a year and a half ago that this joint labor agreement was a mistake because it would yield the highest cost results and i think we're seeing the implementation of that policy i was disappointed in the labor agreement which i see i see no dollars where's the money? where are we spending the money? i consider that a real shortfall we have the minimum wage argument it will ripple forward our costs i can guarantee that i believe this board needs to make a policy statement that we don't want this minimum wage thing to roll through our political environment because we're going to be buying a lot of labor and this is not a good time to have that happen. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i'll be brief the first point last month mr. reiskin asked staff to include the presentations in the packet for the benefit not just of the board but the public so appreciate that i respect ly disagree with my good friend jim patrick you are seeing here a carbon copy of what w

. >> she tells patrick that there has been recent break-ins there at her house, that she is concerned safety. >> patrick said that three days before the murder, he gave carla his gun loaded with five bullets. he also gave her a hunting knife. three days after the murder she returned the gun but not the knife. and the chamber of the gun was empty. >> patrick asked carla, hey, what happened to the bullets in it? she told him, i went target practicing. >> the gun was given to experts. >> it told me that weapon was the weapon that killed avis banks. >> but this did not necessarily put the gun in carla's hand. so investigators looked again at the shoe impressions from the crime scene. they assumed the impression was made by a man's shoe which would have been a size 8. but it also could have been a woman's shoe, a size 10. with the warrant, investigators searched carla's apartment. >> we went through the master bedroom closet. and carla had probably upwards of 100 pairs of shoes in the closet. that was a needle in the hay stack that we really weren't sure was going to be out there. >> one p

we also had patrick stewart here. of the things we do on the show when we have a band like we did last night, is while the band is setting up, it takes a while. so i'll go into the audience and do a q and a. i'll just see ifnybody ithe audience has somethi to ask me. so theirst guy asked a question. 'cause i will say usually the questions are very similar. this was a question i had never hearbefore because it wary specific for patritewart. "h, what are you doing? you got captain jean luc-picard and you didn't ask any star trek questions." [ laughter ] he seemed really hurt. so i politely sort of told him, you know, that wasn't really what he was here to talk about. and he's done so many other things, it would have been rude to talk about a thing he hasn't done for a very long time. and then i started asking other people some questions. then i got curious and i went back to him. and i said, out of curiosity, what would you have asked him about "star trek?" and immediately could i tell that he had not put any thought in

patrick in berlin you want to jump in there. oh absolutely i mean i think daniel's hitting the nail on the head though because the whole economics of this affair have been entirely incontinent and in fact you know this is the really weird thing and this is the thing totally totally frustrates me here because let's face it i do not hold accountable for either side here i am not partisan the united states of america is the greatest economy we have ever seen in history it's been built on incredible management excellence but indeed as patrick in new york and daniel have been inferring why on earth has the american government got no management skill whatsoever victoria nuland is an incompetent the president is utterly incapable of running the country that's the tragedy we're looking at here and i think it's really really ghastly because the per people of ukraine it has been planned for many years they've been trying to go see it five six years a solution with the i.m.f. the e.u. was trying to bully them india free trade agreement ame

patrick? >> i think that was fox, actually, not amc.fter world war ii and the post-9/11 has helped 1.1 million americans. we'll talk it tomorrow on "watching the hill." >> tomorrow, on monday, the president, first lady, and buy ten tens will be there to support working families. policies that really help working families in this country. so follow along. >> you are such a good spokesperson. i want to thank all of you so much, david corn with mother jones and former congressman patrick murphy and of course emily with the center for american progress. thank you all for getting up. and earlier this week i suggested maybe hillary clinton could be the democrats' mitt romney. tomorrow we will have someone on who is going to try to challenge me on that. coming up next is "melissa harris-perry." one year since the supreme court up-ended the voting rights act. and still the struggle for ensuring the right to vote in america continues. that and, of course, much, much more with melissa next. we will see you right here tomorrow at 8:00. thank you f

it left patrick raising her alone.fit group gathered experts in field of brain injury, they developed a plan for treating patients and families. they have considered it in washington d.c. in september, patrick founded a school for brian injured kids, it has been 9 years, sarah jane still cannot play like most kids, donohue will continue to help his daughter in improveing, she does not skip or jump but she will, a super dad. so tonight, patrick donohue, we salute you for your quest to help your daughter, sarah jane, and other patients and their families, you show us an unbreak able bond. you know anybody who is an american success, share the sto*efstory with us on our facek page. we will salute that person right here on making money. all right, a flat day in the market, but, it looks like it will heat up, up next, in hot seat, matt, the man with the cool watch. show the bling. woo he! crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-risk patients more than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowerin

i'm patrick murphy. thank you for joining us. it's been a big week for the military and the national security of our nation. u.s. forces are once again deploying to iraq as sunni militants conquer a large swath of the country. the alleged benghazi mastermind is captured in libya, and the nation salutes our newest medal of honor recipient. we have a great show ahead. i'll be talking to jed bartlett about his work with veterans courts and how he honors his six brothers who served in the military. and in this month's installment of "wounded the battle back home," by the wounded warrior project, we'll have a searing portrait of ptsd which affects one in five iraq and afghanistan veterans. and we'll celebrate pride month and introduce you to our latest segment. >>> but first, our guest is former marine and naval acadkadcademy graduate montel williams. welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me. >> montel are folks surprised when you're out there being such a champion for our fellow veterans to kn

i have to ask you, patrick. price per barrel goes down a little bit but gas prices continue to go up. why the disconnect. >> the snags average is such a slow monster to move. there are parts of the country that have gone down. you throw in for example, california refinery issues. that is pulling the national average back up. a lot of reason why we're seeing the disconnect is that retail gas prices generally take a week or two to catch up to any change in oil or whole say gas price. this is a very slow moving average that is yet to reflect that areas have caught up to it. but in the coming days and weeks if there is not a new disturbance in iraq to talk about the national average may actually show some relief some that average, keep in mind, 140,000 different stations are up almosted into that. it tends to be among a very slow number to change. gerri: well, we would love to see it come down, that's for sure, patrick. >> absolutely. gerri: gas prices input into everything in the economy when gas prices to up, so d

as wildly patrick neil patrick harris won for best performance in "hedwig and the angry inch" but before award was given he gave the audience a little peek at what the show was all about. ♪ ♪ a quisten art ♪ modern age every animal every page ♪ ♪ >> sit in the front row. >> sting didn't look too pleased. >>> some of the night's other big winners. "breaking bad question brian cranston in "all the way" which won for best play, "a raisin in the sun" starring denzel washington. best actress "jessie mueller" who plays the title character in "beautiful the carole king musical." >> kneel patrick actress lost 23 pounds for this role. >> who knew he had 23 pounds to lose. >> incredible. >> tremendous performance. >> i don't even think it looks like him in this video. transformation. >> if you gave me a million guesses and i didn't know that would not be one of them. >>> a new beauty queen is reigning after outshining dozens of competitors. >> miss nevada, nia sanchez was crowned miss usa 2014 in baton rouge, 24-year-old model edged out missed inned in for the win. she talked about raising awarene

jackman took back the role from four-time host neil patrick harris, who he ran into in the elevator, but harris had another role to play in last night's show, and it was not a bad one. >> and the tony award goes to neil patrick harris. >> harris won for his role in "hedge wig and angry inch" winning best musical revival, and another memory is winning for the lead role in all the way, and he bid out well-known actors like denzel washington who was not nominated for his role in the best play revival, a raisin in the sun. the biggest award went to the musical with the most overall nominations. >> and the tony award goes to "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." >> wow, winning best new musical. the other top awards, jessi mueller won best actress in a musical and carol king in beautiful, and mcdomds took home a record sixth tony for her role at lady day at emerson's bar and grill. congratulations to her. i think she made history last night. still ahead, lebron james rises to the occasion after he was forced to silt out in the final minutes of game one. the judges crown a new miss usa

liz: scott, the market is a voting machine and voted with patrick on that. obviously we see a very big day on wall street, the question becomes, when you say no lose, something could derail it, a headline, is being like that. what do you as a trader look for? is there piece of data, a metric, certain commodities that show signs of stress before they actually happen, margin calls, who knows? >> we haven't seen margin calls in a while. we've seen the huge discorrect between gold, between the bond market and interest rates, and the regular market. and, you know, who knows what is going on there but what i will tell you, my indicator that i watch so closely is the vix, it is the fear indicator this thing is still hovering near all-time lows. i don't see see any risk whatsoever, what the market is showing me in the near term. i'm not saying going out to the next quarter there is not some risk but at least in the next month or two, i it is not smooth sailing ahead but i think we continue this slow grind right ahead. david: but, mark, i wonder if the vix is reactiv

i think he and dan patrick will be able to work together, and that is our hope. we have a great house peek speaker, joe strauss, who is absolutely right on the education issues. that should be our priority. lower taxes always. we are a low tax state, but we need to make sure that education is our priority. higher and secondary, and i think joe strauss, greg abbott have shown that leadership, and i think dan patrick can work with them to do that. that's my hope. >> you said you want to give them a chance to govern. so far you feel you're going to support this entire republican ticket for now? >> yes. >> but if they govern in a way that's too conservative, you with leave open the possibility that you would speak out on this? >> you know, my state is the most important thing in the country. i hope we can nominate and elect republicans who will govern in a responsible way and so far we have. we've had good leadership, and i hope we stay on that track. texas is ahead of every state in the economy and jobs, in prosperity. now we've got to make sure we have the infrastr

joining us is patrick murphy who served in the 82nd airborne, and he's the host of "taking the hill"re on msnbc. great to have you here. patrick, let me ask you what you make of the criticism on the right, not just of bowe bergdahl and the circumstances under which he was captured, but criticism of president obama for arranging his rescue. >> it's pretty disheartening, rachel, because they're purposefully conflating two issues. the one issue of bringing home a missing soldier back to america is clear. we have one standard in the military, no one is left behind. no one. and to have them criticize the commander in chief for following the military standard, which is very clear. now, they're conflating the fact that the sergeant may have been a deserter. i'll give you that. let's get him healed up. let's investigate it. and if that's the case, let's court-martial him. but the fact is this, let's court-martial him here in america where he belongs. we don't outsource our justice to the taliban. >> did the president fulfill his obligations in terms of the way he handled the prisoner exchang

. >> well, joining me now is technology editor patrick tucker. patrick, with a welcome to you. real estate contractor who later apologized to this woman saying the drone was just shooting property. of course she was worried he was going to catch pictures of her changing and the like. with all the new drones in the air, how will our privacy and our air be affected? >> we're not quite sure yet. there are laws that prohibit peeping tom activity as we understand using tellscopic lens and things like that. but drones increase the ability to take pictures. it's what they are for. the faa has said the use of drones for commercial photography is prohibited. it hasn't distinguished the difference between a drone and model plane. and it doesn't regulate the use of toy planes. this has become a big issue. in 2011, ralph parker was fined by the faa for taking pictures under contract. and very recently, a couple months ago in march, the national transportation safety board threw out the fine and said hey, faa, you don't know the difference between a model plane and drone so you can't bar ra

patrick we'll have you speak at the general public comment. >> i have the (inaudible). >> yes.d staff is my understanding i interpret that agenda item it's noted general communications within between the public we'll definitely have you speak at the general public comment. >> (inaudible). >> mr. patrick the way i interpret it is communications between the board and staff you'll definitely speak at the general public comment thank you so much. >> let the record reflect that's an error. >> great so we'll move on 0 to the executive director report. >> good morning, everyone. just a few items report that the good news first we've successfully reached a settlement of eminent domain on 564 howard street as i recall this is a two-story office building is necessary for the bus ramp and train 0 box arrest as a benefit for the director beal in 2010 on behalf of the city the eminent domain was filed to acquire this the fair market value is twa

and they said, "patrick swayze and jennifer grey."d call literally every week am a because i had said my wife is going to have a baby, and i am telling my wife -- they would call literally every week, because i had said my wife was going to have a baby, and i kept telling my wife to happy baby so i could have a hit. we basically did the song just to sing together and make this record, because obviously, the movie was not going to do anything. tavis: right. >> and i was out on the road with the righteous brothers doing a concert, and one of the jockeyskey said -- disc said, "i am playing the heck out of your record." you are singing with a girl, and i said, oh, the gladys knight song, and he said, warnes, and the song was number one all over the world. itis: and you did not see coming? >> i have turned down several careers. i turned down "in the ghetto" by elvis presley. tavis: how do you look back on that? in this case, you did do it, so it is not like you turned it down, but i should spank your hand. you are iconic at this. you shoul

board of examiners and reappoint the existing members, who include michael cashion, dick bloomek, patrick buscovich. and reappointments are don carry, [inaudible] randy collins, license structural engineer, specializes in seismic improvements; jameson hyde and we have vacancy for electrical engineer and registered fire protection engineer and the terms of these are set to expire 2016. >> commissioner mar will take it from here. >> first of all, i'd like to move that we accept appointments as was amended by the nominations committee, as read by the secretary, including the new seats, as well as reappointment all the incumbents to their existing seat. >> i have a motion for the existing members as well as the recommended new members. any other comments? >> i would just like to comment that first of all i want to thank all the applicants. this is the first time the nominations committee received a lot of new applicants and i want to thank all the applicants on their willingness to serve. i know it's a very difficult process because there's very strict criteria in the professional positions t

. >> good evening chair patrick i'm here as a private citizen i'd like to ask the gentleman to distribute the 5 copies for the commissioners leave one for commissioner keane and commissioner andrews that's a formal complaint of a statement of incapable violations by sunshine task force member david. was submitted to the clerk of the board of supervisors this morning and to mr. chad field mr. syncountryside. mr. pill paul has no business coming before you and holding himself out as an agent of the task force. or an ambassador for the task force during the deliberations of sunshine referrals sent to you for enforcement. i believe it's your responsibility commissioner andrews that when mr. pill paul comes up to the microphone and introduces himself david pill paul member of the sunshine task force and sales to mention he's speaking in his role as private citizen it's your responsibility commissioner andrews to immediately cut him off and rule him out of order. he's not permitted under the s i a to hold himself out as an agent of the task force and if at the continues i think it's your respon

gear and patrick, tom and jackson west. so for those i just called up, come up in the order i called. >> what was the first one? >> dr. gear. >> i'm dr. cur. at the last meet, dr. tang deployed a test against task force applicants. they had to vowel obedience to whatever deputy city attorney was assigned to the task force. you as you know, the city attorney has a duty to defend the city, and every sunshine complaint is directed at the city. some are directed against the city attorney's office for wrongly withholding public records. because the city is the respondent in every sunshine case, there's a conflict in having a city attorney dictating to the task force. that's why the sunshine ordinance requires that the assigned attorney, quote, shall serve solely as a legal advisory and advocate to the task force, unquote and that's behind an ethical wall. that's in the ordinance. the assigned dca functions as an assigner and not a ruler, but supervisor tang has us believes that it's an authority. if that were the case, the city

go ahead. >> how this work was being able to be continued by patrick duo thank you and the inspectors. >> is there any further public comment okay. seeing none we'll have our rebuttals you have 3 minutes. >> so it's also a picture for the owners of the bay to claim there's no distinction of cooking on the roof and the full path of the widen vs. every neighborhood cooks in a ground level it's protected from the wind and it's silly for them to say there's no risk of fire when close proximity to the fires and other combustible materials. the remedy is to tear out the glass panels and the fixtures subsequent to the 2010 plan since all those structures were put in after the roof back to its state we've been interested in participated in a new conversation for the roof-deck >> thank you. >> we'll hear from the gentleman. >> i'm for the respondent and the permit holder. as the planning department indicated that was a public hearing in 2013, the plans clearly showed the roof-deck i see no evidence the claim that can be seen interest the street is accurate according to the permit holder that's

. >> ladies and gentlemen, board of directors i'm jim patrick with patrick and company in san francisco i sent you a letter which is sort of a volley ball engineering approach to eliminate a portion of the west end the cost of that is going up dramatically for the elevator proposals we can save $6 million. can i get an answer? thank you >> that concludes the members of the public that wants to address. >> please call the next item 7. >> item 7 is prevailing the fiscal year y7 not to exceed 21 million plus and not to exceed to 42 million and approving the 2013-2014 to transfer 108 hundred and 95 for the transit operating expense. >> we have the director to report. >> good morning this is the final fiscal year budget we presented the draft last month so i won't go into detail on the categories i do want to point out the few changes we've made since the draft buckled i budget we included the budget phase two from our team and the downtown extension engineering team and also some community facilities consultant work though the churches and revenue side are 1 hundred 3 million higher the ope

, and jeff sayon and kimberly lot, and judy wu and patrick zang and eric pata the young man that i was talking about earlier benjamin madina, sarah, afaro, quon wo, duran ken zuk, susan change, olivia wu, herbert the ii as i mentioned, and garcia, buen and chun and kanou and mahammad, round zang and lei tang, and gomez, william eu, honing lu, chin, chapman, zang, gasara, dipson martinez, and spencer lee, torez, adriana, and mu and mo, and dan, and character, and evan chung and if i could just highlight one young fellow torez who is in my chemty class this year and i had the fortunate of teaching him through the summer school and through this project in this year i just seen him as a result of this project mature and to be able to become a leader among students, his students and his seniors to help them pass the course and to be able to walk the stage with their friends on the class of 2014. so thank you. >> thank you, again, how about a round after plause for our wonderful student officers. thank you. very quickly, i would also like to recognize, lincoln high school graduate sahsa who

i want to bring in msnbc contributor and democratic congressman from pennsylvania patrick murphy who is the first iraq war veteran to serve in congress and we are also joined by charles stimpson who is the detainee affairs secretary under george bush's edadministration. i want to look at the extraordinary video, and something that we rarely get to see, the taliban fighter signalling to the americans they have bergdahl, and they wave the white flag and richard engel says it is not a signed sign of surrender, but look at the moment when they meet. tell me what you see in the video, and talk about how tense a moment this must have been. >> well, i will tell you, chris, my heart goes out to those american soldiers, those pie special forces professionals, because they are going, and they understand that the tallpan is surrounding them with rocket-propelled grenades and ready to shoot down that blackhawk and they know they are going into the hornet's nest to pick up one of our own, and to uphold the great tradition of "leave no one behind." they did it as an extreme risk to the personal sa

post, sam stein and former democratic congressman from pennsylvania and veteran of the iraq war, patricky. the president said at one point we've got to change the way the va does business and has clearly decided this is a management issue and brought in a business heavy. do you think he'll get resistance from republicans in congress? >> not on the restructuring element of it. i think republicans are very committed to loosening the bureaucratic red tape to allowing more flexibility to fire people to reorganize. the question that will confront president obama and democrats in congress, will they supplement that with more resources. the senate bill dedicates more resources to building va hospitals and hiring more doctors and sort of meeting the demands with supply. i'm not sure republicans are going to meet them there, although bills from house and senate are going to go to conference. what sort of underscores the commitment to this, he's leading rob nabors at the va for the time being, that suggests he's very serious in seeing this reform through. i do wonder whether the funding demands ar

broadway debut. >> when you hear your name, it sends a shock wave through you. >> reporter: neil patrickthen went on to win a tony for leading actor in a musical. >> they weren't alerted to the fact that things were going to be happening to them, naughty, dirty things. >> reporter: hugh jackman promised big surprises and he was true to his word. he bounced like a kangaroo and then kicked up his heels with the cast of "midnight." andra mcdonald won for her role as billy holiday in "bar & grill. ". >> this is for you, billy. thank you so much. >>> and beautiful star jessgy mueller won for playing a music legend. she even shared the stage with her inspiration, the real carole king. suzanne marques, cbs news, new york city. >>> coming up after your local from the tony awards. jamie wax talks with the winners. i'm ko im. this is the "cbs morning news." so, if you're what ysleeping in your is youcontact lenses, ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. ask your doctor about safety information as serious eye problems may occur. visi