>> we didn't cross paths ourselves -- >> i was at the second city. >> yes, you were at second city, andg break. ( laughter ) and-- not even funny. >> stephen: it's a lovely town. chicago is actually a very nice town. spring break is a little later in chicago. >> yes, but i went on spring break with some buddies, and we saw a second city show. and, you know, it was great, it was fantastic. but then as i got into acting, i was, like, researching. i was like i wonder if i saw anybody famous in that show, you know? i wonder if anybody went on and did anything? and no one had. no, i'm just kidding. no, i saw this guy perform on the stage when i was just right out of high school. so you were on the main stage, and you were in that show. >> stephen: that was a lot of fun. of that a lot of fun ( applause ). >> you, no doubt, had something to do, you know, with me. i didn't know i wanted to be an actor then. i didn't figure out i wanted toon an actor until i was a junior in college. >> stephen: i had the same sort of reaction. i went there and thought i want to do that. >> it's so fun. so exhila

when a second city theater opened in cleveland, torrence continued to train, and soon decided to los angeles. torrence's first big break was when he landed the recurring role of dylan killington on aaron sorkin's "studio 60 on the sunset strip." he went on to star in abc's "mr. sunshine," hbo's "hello ladies, and fox's "weird loners." torrence's animation debut was as the voice of chuck on disney xd's "motor city." he can also be heard as the voice of ferguson on disney xd's "star and the forces of evil." torrence's film appearances include "get smart," "my best friend's girl," "she's out of my league" and the emmy-nominated "hello ladies: the movie." about: zootopia website: http: like us on follow us on twitter: http: follow us on instagram: https: genre: animated comedy/adventure rating: pg u.s. release date: march 4, 2016 voice cast: ginnifer goodwin, jason bateman, shakira, idris elba, j.k. simmons, nate torrence, jenny slate, tommy chong, octavia spencer, bonnie hunt, don lake, alan tudyk, tommy "tiny" lister, raymond persi, katie lowes, jesse corti, john dimaggio directors: by

you did one of the second city -- the famous theater, second city. they also would have touring groups go on boats, on cruise ships. >> yeah. >> seth: you were on one of the cruise ships. >>eah. they have a deal with norwegian cruise lines. so if you're on one of their main ships you'll sea second city show. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and it was super fun. i love doing it. but it is a bizarre life. you're like at sea -- we have short contracts for four months. >> and most contracts are like six months, a year. and you're just at sea. and it's not terrible. i mean, you're on like a floating hotel, but4you can't escape. so it is like a luxury prison. >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> and there's all these different like statuses. we had like -- kinda like, i don't know we had something called blue card status, so you're kinda like you can do anything you want except get caught, you know, doing drugs. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> not that i run the risk of that. >> seth: blue card can't get you out of drug offenses. >> no, no. >> seth: okay. >> i did ha

. >> the construction of a new trainline in pakistan's second largest city is caused real concerns. >> this is lahor. it is pakistan's second largest city. monuments date back hundreds of years. here you'll find recommend plants of architecture intermingling with the greek empire and british colonialism. if the new trainline is given the go ahead will anger many. >> the development charges is taking over 11 heritage sites including the gardens. some of these sites will be engagerred irreversebly. >> the government said that that project has problems. it will bring bumper-to-bumper traffic. >> there will be 96 stations and it will carry 250,000 people on a daily basis to start with. and ultimately this would be facilitating 500,000 people on a daily basis. >> critics say that it won't solve the problem. >> this project feeds less than 2% of the population, and it is not integrated with anything. >> it is not the heritage but the human cost of this project that will effect tens of thousands of people. this woman and her family moved to pakistan. she had seen her neighbor's house demolis

federal guidelines say yellow lights should last 3.2 seconds. the city of chicago's department of transportation says the yellow lights are set at 3 seconds. kidwell uncovered evidence that many of the red light camera intersections had so-called yellow light intervals of less than 3 seconds, meaning more red light violations and millions more in revenue for the city. >> there's probably between half a million and a million discrete vehicle owners receiving tickets in chicago. which is staggering when you consider the population of the city is 2.8 million. >> patrick's law firm is leading a lawsuit against the city of chicago on behalf of motor tickets. >> the red light programs are a result of an unholery alliance between -- unholy alliance between for-profit companies and cash-strapped municipalities and provide the worse to both. >> terry is one of the clients. thief. >> it's doing nothing but stealing people's money. >> cater received a $100 citation after being captured going through an intersection whose yellow light interval was below 3 seconds. t

federal guidelines say yellow lights should last at least 3.2 seconds. the city of chicago's department of transportation says its yellow lights are set at 3 seconds. but kidwell uncovered evidence that many of the red light camera intersections had so-called yellow light intervals of less than three seconds. that means more red light violations and millions more in revenue for the city. >> there are probably somewhere between a half million and a million discrete vehicle owners who have received red light camera tickets in chicago which is pretty staggering, when you consider that the population of the city is only 2.8 million. >> leading a $500 million class action lawsuit against the city of chicago on behalf of motor it's who receive red light camera tickets. >> the red light camera programs are really a result of an unholy alliance of red flex and cash strapped municipalities and they combine the worst of both. >> terry is one of clients. >> it is a thief. it is doing nothing but stealing people's money. >> she recently received a $100 citation, after being

ayp service saying there has been an explosion at a bus oo istanbul pedestrian area in turkey's second city. we're also hearing that from another source that specifically the dorga news agency talking about how some people have been wounded after than explosion hit central istanbul. that's all we know at the moment. we will get more on that as soon as we can, so stay with us here on al jazeera. to recap the top stories. a plane flying from dubai to russia has crashed on its second attempted landing. all people were killed. bad weather, technical failure and human error all under investigation. belgian media reporting that the main suspect in the paris attacks in november is in police custody. salah abdeslam was wounded and arrested in a dramatic raid after four months on the run. the authorities in france will start the process now of his extradition. a judge in brazil has blocked the appointment of former president lula da silva to the cabinet of the current leader dilma rousseff. thousands of pro and anti-government has taken to the streets over her leadership style and the economic probl

i'm going to try to go to chicago and study at second city and get in there -- emily: you worked withteve carell. dick: he was in the first group i was in. when i first got to chicago, rachel dratch became a friend of mine. horatio sanz. it was a really fun time. emily: why did you stop? dick: unlike some of those people, i didn't get any of the things i auditioned for. i eventually decided i need to go back to figure out how to make money. emily: i imagine people screaming at you in the theater. i wonder if improv is good training for dealing with wall street. [laughter] dick: i will say this. i remember, when you are improvising, people are yelling at the stage and so forth. i did this show. about three minutes into this hour-long show, these delightful, drunk australians started yelling, "you suck. get off." emily: so you went into consulting. dick: the internet took off. this is early 1993. i remember getting the ac.com domain name for anderson consulting. i just went off and started one of the first web design and development shops. sold that. started working on what ended up bei

a librarian and is a debate activist at the school, which is located in mandalay, myanmar's second largest city. announcer: now life is different for the trio. along with the burmese people, they've witnessed significant change since the 2010 elections. thousands of political prisoners were released, including nobel laureate aung san suu kyi. she'd been confined to 20 years' house arrest egos of her efforts to bring full democracy to the country. her vision is shared by kinchit. announcer: these young people believe that the path to a full democracy is through a system of free debate and critical thinking. they want people to acquire public speaking skills and to be able to stand up for their rights without fear of oppression. kinchit's experience as a debate activist motivated her to create an opportunity for young people to strengthen their communication skills. she introduced a project called debate education for demracy into the school's curriculum. she and her friend myat have been inspired by international examples. they took part in a debate tournament held in neighboring thailand. annou

. >> the first game of orlando city's second season is in the history books. more than 60,000 fans packed the citrus bowl. >> businesses we talked to say this is the economic boost that central florida needs. orlando city soccer club was a success. just like last year, nearly 62,000 fans filled the stadium for the first game. for weeks we have been telling you about the excitement building up to the big match that many watched on our sister station tv-27. roadway ramos has been outside of the stadium all day. it was a draw match but a big one for businesses. >> 60,147 fans came out today. they were able to fill the citrus bowl. there was a tie with orlando city soccer club that was able to pull it off in the final seconds of the game. it's what the team is doing for the city that fans are loving. >> go lions. >> goliathons. >> it was a fan frenzy as thousands came together for orlando city's soccer club home opener in the second season as a major league soccer team. fans filed in to pack the stadium. >> second season, we have to make it to the playoffs. soccer

city. mosul is the second largest city in iraq and has been under is rule since 2014. >>> this morning a powerful spring storm is expected to bring snow and heavy thunderstorms and hail from an area to the central plains to the upper midwest. blizzard warnings are posted in colorado and kansas, while winter storm warnings are in effect all the way north to michigan. the severe weather hit texas last night. strong thunderstorms developed in the ft. worth area. and hail the size of golf balls pounded north texas. so powerful, it knocked out car windshields. a blizzard just about shut down denver. roads were impassible. drivers were stranded and the airport was forced to close. a wildfire has engulfed over 200 square miles of rural kansas and oklahoma. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a backlash against a liberty bell. they threaten to stop filming in georgia over an anti--gay measure. >>> later, president obama takes on the tango in argentina. this is the "cbs morning news." what if there was another way to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection.

executive director said in a statement, this points to the urgent need for north carolina second largest city's police department without this crucial technology, and accompanying policy that guarantees used to promote officer accountability and transparency. more delegates to presidential nominated commissions can be won today than any other day. hilary clinton and donald trump in to the contest. a poll that came out shows trump getting 49% of the republican primary vote. that's 30 percentage points ahead of marco rubio. on the democratic side, clinton topped sanders 55- 38%. count on wral for coverage of super tuesday, we will carry hour-long nbc nightly news with lester holt. tune in for the late news at midnight for a wrap up. >>> you will see an increase in how much you pay for services across north carolina , the state will charge sales tax and services like auto repairs, maintenance and appliance installation, the service taxs are expected to raise $160 they are in effect. >>> closing duke engine's coal ash pond statewide. they are inviting the public to get involved. classification is a

this was travelling from the city, the second largest city, to the provincial capital where these officials were going to their varies departments across the city. this was about 8 kilograms of explosives that was placed near the tool box in the bus. the bus driver, despite the fact he was wounded critically after the explosion, was able to drive that bus close to a police facility so that the rescue efforts to get underway immediately. now, there are dozens wounded. the hospitals are saying that up to 39 people wounded are in hospital, some of them in serious condition. so it is likely that the death toll may go higher >>> saudi-led air strikes have recordly killed hundreds of civilians in yemen. the charity doctors without borders said that more than 40 civilians were admitted to hospital after an air strike. the u.n. says more than 6,000 people, half of them civilians, have been killed in yemen's conflict since the saudi-led intervention started last year. plers have been attacked in brussels. >> reporter: the raid was coordinated by the belgium and french police working together to sear

that is the second city of isil and we'll do that. and overin syria the target is raqqa which is the supposed capital of this supposed caliphate. and, we need to take that away because that will signify what is true which is that it's unacceptable to have a state state based upon this ideology. working through local forces is the correct strategic approach and we can do a lot of it ourselves, bryan. but you say the coalition. i went with all of the defense ministers of the coalition partners in brussels, first-ever meeting with all of them. my basic message is the united states is prepared to lead, we will do it and we have the most capability but we need you all to get in the game. that particularly applies to those that live there in the region. who therefore have a stake, major stake in, but also may have some special ability to make contributions that it is hard for americans to make. so i expect them to do that. 90% of the them signed up to do more. now i'm collecting those contradictions. so it has to be a coalition effort. >> e

there was a woman at the second city in chicago where i started off and she said to people who wanteddo this for a living, she said, i'm glad, be prepared to spend a lot of beautiful days in dark, dirty rooms. >> jon: wow, that's true. >> stephen: a lot of beautiful days in dark, dirty rooms. so when i'm on vacation, i love being outside. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: the wind in my hair. the grass under my feet, the park ranger with the flashlight in my face, saying, "sir, where are your pants?" (laughter) so i'm pretty alarmed about some news i just heard. environmental scientists have tested the salmon in the puget sound out around seattle, and they found that because those salmon are near all these wastewater treatment plants, they are full of drugs including prozac. you know, i don't blame them. if i spent my life swimming in waste water, i would definitely need a mood stabilizer. thanks to contaminated puget sound water, like this water here, scientists found that those salmon also contain flonase, aleve, tylenol, advil, benedryl, cipro, paxil, valium, zoloft, tagamet, oxycontin, da

that is the second city of isil. over indo that, and syria, the target is rocco. which is the supposedly it'll of the supposedly elevate. -- caliphate. we need to take that away because that will signify what is true which is that is unacceptable devastate based upon this ideology. but, working through local forces is the correct strategic approach. we can do a lot of it ourselves, i metu say the coalition, with all of the defense ministers of the coalition partners in brussels, the first ever meeting of all of them. message was the united states is prepared to lead, we will do it, we have the most capability, but we need you all to get in the game. that particularly applies to those who live there in the region. therefore, have a major stake, but may also have some special ability to make contributions, that it is hard for americans to make. i expect them to do that, 90% of them signed up to do more, and now i'm collecting those contributions. it has to be a coalition effort. a second, afor just quote that i saw from you that i -- wheniked, you said we do win, we

. >>> san francisco has now officially become the second city in the country to raise the age for purchasing tobacco to 21. the mayor signed the bill yesterday. it extends to e-grets and smokeless fak as wesmoke less tobacco as well. state lawmakers have approved a bill to raise the purchasing age to 21 across california. the bill heads to the governor's desk. >>> the joe's crab shack restaurant chain is apologizing over what appears to be a photo of a lynching using at their restaurant. a minnesota couple took the photo embedded in a table in minnesota. the picture from the late 1800 shows a large group of white people watching a public execution of at least one black person. the caption reads all i said was that i didn't like the gumbo. >> i felt sick and confused and it was just sickening. it was disgusting. >> the manager says he never knew the photo existed. the chain has issued an apology and promptly removed the photo. >>> just shy of 7:40. we have much more ahead. the warriors look to get even against the team that's responsible for one of their six losses this season. not before a w

city going from 18 to 21. and that does include e-cigarettes. san fran now the second biggest city behind new york. >>> the federal government is now banning e-cigarettes from flights, the transportation secretary says the rule will protect passengers. cigarettes and tobacco have been banned from planes for years, the new rule is meant to eliminate any confusion on whether e-cigarettes are >>> we're,, ,, ,, everyone complains about millennials. nonsense. millennials, i salute you. you save money like no other generation. you share cars, wifi passwords, canoes, deodorants. my grandson bought a pair of pants with me. today' s his pants day. no baby boomer ever shared a pair of pants with me. account today. >>> just into the newsroom, a 12 vehicle accident has closed two lanes of i-70, you can see some right there, this is just west of i 225, live picture of the scene for you. at this point, the denver police did not have any information on the injuries, we will, though, follow the story, bringing you updates tonight at 10:00. >>> a man in boulder accused of using stolen

mayor's daughter were only personal favors on personal time. >> the tapes we have also show city workers at a second location. a business linked to a mayor's relative. now some city council members are calling for a criminal investigation. some city workers say the mayor sometimes gave them some cash or free beer for their work. and the mayor and the workers tonight in the wrong doing. tomorrow we expect reaction from members of the city council and citizens of patterson. largest st. patrick's day. >> this year it wasn't just about irish pride, but gay pride too. for the first time ever all groups were allowed to march in the parade. mayor de blasio took to the streets as well. the unified theme sitting well with many revellers who said it was about time. >> welcome to the year 2016. >> it should be for everybody. >> yeah, it should. >> that's fantastic. i think it's great that inclusion is promotion and all society, irish, american, everywhere. >> but the catholic dropped out of this year's parade because a pro life organization was not allowed to march under its own virus. >>> the state will distr

. >>> a chaotic shootout in a second city, still ahead this morning, an update on the three police officers shot in chicago, and how they battled back. >>> also ahead at 6:30, parents in queens put on notice after a martial arts instructor is charged with abusing several young girls. >>> developing right now, a drug suspect is dead, and three police officers are wounded after shootout, and this happened last night in chicago, and the officers were chasing the suspect when he opened fire, and all three officers were hit, but they are expected to be okay. one officer returned fire, killing the alleged shooter, and a second suspect has not been caught, and a third person is being questioned. >>> 6:13. protests planned today at school headquarters in new brunswick, new jersey, by a teenager who was beaten by a fellow student. the 13-year-old was assaulted by a wrestling team member who was apparently angry over a girl. his family says the school the did not handle the incident properly. guard, and in the video, you can see here, not that clear, but you can see here. she witnessed what was going

biggest city lahore is cause concerns. >> reporter: this is lahore, historic and second largest city in pakistan. here um find remnants of architecture inter mingling with the empire and british colonialism. the city sky line silhouetted by in mosque will be changed forever if a new train line is given the go ahead. it is prospect that has angered many. what is about to happen to their great city. >> this development project is threatening over 11 heritage sites that are listed under law, including the garden which is a world heritage property. some of these sites will be endangered irreversibly and they will be lost. >> reporter: the government says such projects are needed to ease traffic problems. in a city brimming with people and congested with bumper to bumper traffic >> this is about 27.1 kilometers. it has been 26 stations. it would be catering for about 450,000 people-- 250 people on daily basis to start with and ultimately this would be facilitating about 500,000 people on a daily basis. >> reporter: critics say it won't solve the problem. >> because this proje

. ♪ ♪ up inda amin: you grew the second largest city in indonesia.ed in a rented house with your family, shared with two other families. what were your childhood days like? >> ok, as a normal child. a very normal child. which i remember and i experienced was an inferiority complex. most of the poor people were bullied by the rich people. that is also considered my characters. age, i like to protect the needy and the poor. minus, the minus is i have a inferiority -- and into your day complex -- and in fear or tea complex -- i like to help people people -- four people. : your dad rented out petty cabs -- pedi cabs. ventures. early how did that affect you? tahir: i didn't experience the poor condition. i am the only son. my parents try to do the best for their son. need, i didn't feel any different. maybe i am earlier mature. i see another side, the negative side. see how the elite of the rich people, bully the poor people. haslinda amin: growing up he wanted to be a doctor. what happened? tahir: you have a dream. medical schools in indonesia. maybe my

. >> this is our second city in our million-billion jobs victory tour. dave: a clearly pleased governor decided to make a five stop victory lap from one end of the state to the other. >> we' ve added a million jobs in five years. dave: more than a million jobs created he says, because taxes and other expenses facing business leaders have been cut to the tune of $1 billion. >> we are putting money back into family' s hands, back into companies' hands and it' s working. dave: we asked the governor if the jobs created the past five years still exist. critics have argued that jobs created don' t always have scott says the one million jobs are a net number, a total indicating people still working, still holding on to those created positions. >> we' re excited about all that orlando offers us. dave: orion technology is opening a new downtown orlando office. the tech support group, based in atlanta, will expand to 30 jobs here, rather than exercising options it had in other states. >> we' ve already hired 13 new jobs and we look to hire. we' re going to break t

back in 1997, mearns was on a team of prosecutors in the second oklahoma city bombing trial for terry nichols. today we caught up with him to talk about how the two met, and what he thought when he heard the news this morning. "he was in a senior leadership team in the united states principal leaison between the attorney general of the united states, janet reno, and the trial team that was working out in denver." butted to "he is somebody who is thoughtful, very intelligent, well prepared he is on an interpersonal level, a modest softspoken and humble person." in his time as prosecutor, garland also worked on the unabomber trial. as many in the south continue to deal with severe flooding like this in deweyville texas... a local organization is now stepping in to help. today volunteers at matthew 25 ministries packed up their gear... and began their trip down to louisiana where they will help residents near shreveport. after that... they'll be going to other cities around the area. some sad news to report tonight.... the newport aquarium has lost its oldest and most iconic animal. you'

tickets still available for the second city college match of the season. the lions are against the chicago fire. kickoff is set for 7:00. they lost their first match on sunday against new york. meredith: ucf is now looking for a new basketball coach. the school fired coach donnie jones last night. in six years, jones won 88 games, but lost 100. that included a loss in the tournament against tulane the worst team in the league at the amway center last night. we' ll have reaction from the school about their move to fire jones on wesh 2 news at 5:00. angela: take a look at all that water. it' s not a beach or lake, but it' s someone' s backyard, this is in texas and unfortunately, they' re not in the clear yet, more rain is expected in that part of the country. the river there is expected to rise a little more today before it starts receding over the weekend. angela: and chief meteorologist tony mainolfi joining us. we can certainly use some rain, will that had our way? tony: it certainly will. it will be great for the fires. let me take you outside right now

it's the second city in the state to do so behind charlotte. care inwith wake up wake county says it will be an attraction for residents and visitors. >> we're seeing more and more tourists and bike share is popular in cities who attract tourists. it's going to be good for the economy and jobs. it's going to be good for business and it's good for our health. reporter: the city will have to pay $425,000 to get bikes in locations to run the program every year, the estimated cost is more than $650,000. but with money made through rentals and help from sponsorship, they hope it will be healthy for all. >> it's beautiful weather. why be in a little steel box driving around when you can be on a bike? years to immaterial plement the program. some are optimistic it could happen southeastern. either way, if you're going to drive around, you should be prepared to share the road some shared bicycles. >> it will be free for the first 30 minutes of use. it will cost $4 for every half hour after that you'll be ale to buy a year membership for $840, tourists

it happened in the usually peaceful city of lahore, pakistan's second largest city, which sits near the indian border. police say the blast took place near the children's rides early in the evening. the white house is calling the attack appalling. a splinter group of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility and we begin with danielle nottingham. >> reporter: a blast caused by an apparent suicide bomber ripped through this popular city park where christian families gathered to celebrate easter sunday. the explosion happened near these rides. most of the dead were women and children. families searched for their loved ones amid the chaos. this witness says he carried 20 children to the hospital and moved three bodies to a police car. at the time of the blast, he says children were on rides at the fairground. dozens of bodies draped in sheets were carried into waiting ambulances at the scene. local hospitals flooded with hundreds of casualties declared a state of emergency. the wounded were treated wherever there was space. the explosion happened as police clashed with demonstrators