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>> i loved shakespeare. >> i think you wrote somewhere that shakespeare was your first white love. >> that's true. when i read shakespeare and heard that music, i couldn't believe it, that a white man could write so musically. now, i already, mind you, had an affection for poe, because i liked his rhythm. i liked: "then, upon that velvet sinking, i betook myself to linking fancy unto fancy, thinking." marvelous. it's rhythmic. then, when i read shakespeare, "when, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes," i wept because i thought myself certainly in disgrace with fortune, being black and poor and female and in the south, and i was also out of grace with men's eyes because i wasn't pretty. >> you weren't pretty. >> i weren't pretty -- i wasn't pretty. oh i was strange looking, although mama told me i was pretty. and people admired her so much. she was the most powerful in the world. i thought at one time that, i -- maybe i was the only person who knew it, but i knew she was god. she was straight and strong and kind and all that. and she adored me. >> so, many people here who touched yo

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another play -- and shakespeare takes his farewell. >> it was interesting to see how they managed toorporate. >> this is a new kind of idea. it's great. the artist, not all of their fans are taking to the new style, but they think it's essential if they're going to keep the art form relevant. >> i think welcoming by creating this kind of new play is the most thing for the future of -- >> the performers are trying hard to build the appeal of their art form. pushing the boundaries of tradition can be did i feel. but it might be what it takes to breathe new life into this venerable art form. >>> some expressive movements there. sumo wrestlers are in the thick of another tournament. our expert has more. >> pride of mongolia won the last two tournaments and since then, nothing has slowed him down. on thursday, he entered day five with a spotless record. he is hoping to tie the former record of 31 championships, then focus on the record of 32 championships. here, the bulky one from bulgaria is hoping to knock off hakuho for the first time. but it didn't happen. he flinched and hakuho easil

. >>> the link between poland and shakespeare might not be immediately obvious, but in the 17th century city was one of the main destinations for traveling english actors, and now a new theatre hopes to revive that tradition. >> reporter: the works of shakespeare were so popular in this part of poland, that this black brick building stands on the site of a 17th century elizabethan play house. the actors would come every summer to perform. >> we are standing right now on the site of this theatre where english players performed, and during shakespeare's own lifetime, his plays were performed here, so it's a historical site and the whole idea is not somebody's crazy idea or thought, but it has strong historical backing. >> but unlike shakespeare's actors, today's performers have one big advantage. this is the only theatre in the whole world with an opening roof to give theatre goers that authent authentic experience. >> the roof comes from history, for sure, because elizabethan theatre was an open theatre. >> would it not have been easier to do a sliding roof? >> if you work with a sliding

and shakespeare wrote all the world is a stage.pin you could say. jamie wax is in new york central park. >> reporter: what happens in when a theater company puts the public on stage? well, people start lining up early in the morning for titickets. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. at university of phoenix, this is a woman hesitating on a life-changing decision. we know going back to school is a big decision. that's why we offer students new to college a risk-free period. so you can commit to your education with confidence. get started at riskfreepho

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we will take you inside the ultra secure vault that houses the largest collection of shakespeare in thed and how it ended up two blocks from the u.s. capitol, all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> to watch or not to watch, i will, i will, indeed, i definitely will, thanks charlie. >> i knew you had some shakespeare in you. >> come on buddy. talk to you later. >> we can do it, buddy there is a developing story in the headlines on cbs-3, police want to know if a discovery of a body is connect to the shooting not far away. car was spotted before 8:00 last night on lawrence street. >>> also students will remember incoming freshman ashley cook with the moment of silence at mainland regional high school today. cook was kill in the car crash last week even. >>> grand opening of the newly renovated, dilworth park takes place today live look at philly's latest park located at foot have of city hall that stretches over 120,000 square feet and includes a enormous lawn with plenty of beautiful trees and animated fountain and outdoor cafe, and an ice

form a one night only concert tomorrow night -- he will perform a one night only concert at the shakespeare theatre. just ahead, a 7 on your side consumer alert. the latest on the iphone problem that has users and their phones bent out of shape. >> some new restaurants and stores are coming to reagan and dulles airports. there will be a sports lounge and potbelly sandwich works at dulles. at reagan, there will be several other restaurants. for a complete list of both airports' new restaurants and retail stores, go to wjla.com. you may want to think twice before putting the newest iphone in your pocket. notice the slight bend in the frame of this iphone 6? the problem was tripping on to that her. that the phonege bends when left in pants pockets for an extended amount of time. thinner than other phones and is made of aluminum. so far the problem has only been seen in the iphone 6 plus. apple admits that some phones ar having problems. >> hmm. you have an iphone 6? >> no, i'm an android person. i don't get the whole iphone thing. startek is my second phone. but i will get off my soapbox. >> w

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it turns out he syncopated one night only gala concert back 7:30 tonight at the shakespeare theater in northwest pc. -- northwest d.c.. pam is still ahead, >> some breaking news coming out of charlottesville. we learned there is a forensic link between the man suspected andbducting hannah graham -- >> evidence collected matches some of the evidence collected during the investigation into morgan harrington's disappearance. is what thatt know evidence is or if it indicates what matthew may or may not have done. >> her body was found three months later. hannah graham has not been seen in two weeks. police searched his house and his car. >> we are expecting to see him in court on thursday. we will have a live report on this coming up today on abc seven news at five. --ends sick evidence linking forensic evidence linking the case. be a few passing showers. cooler tonight in temperatures back in the 50's pit and other dry day tomorrow. we will have an update tonight at 4:00. >> yo! hey! [cheers and applause] whoo! hello, and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. some of you may know me fr

i mean, you can look at the works of shakespeare. shakespeare, in his works, talks about ptsd and the stress that returning soldiers have. but certainly, is it's a really very difficult problem that is des mating the ranks of the veteran community. >> and terry, we've talked about this before off air, that because soldier does so many tours of duty, they go onto the bat field and come home for a year and redeployed and that really plays with their psyches, right? >> it does. as matthew says, thank you for your service, sir, it's very div cut, the more deployments you go on, it seems the tougher it is to really desensitize to what you have been exposed to. ptsd, very simply put is war trauma left inside of the mind, body and the psyche, if you will, and it becomes the new enemy, postwar. and unless we can get an exit wound for that type of trauma and that type of pain, warriors like matthew that have served our country valiant labor day bravely end up with something that they live with the rest of their lives. i mean, as simple as jus

years ago, a theatre group became famous for its ability to perform the complete works of william shakespeare in 60 minutes. that requires some abridgment. for example, the troops treatment of hamlet basically amounted to danish king is murder, prince feigns insanity, everybody dies. given the time constraints, my description of magna carta's finegan will also -- significance will also omit details. i will point out three ways magna carta has been invoked to sustain the progress of free societies that remains relevant today. first, magna carta, especially in its early years, was invoked to foster government unity in times of crisis. when the 9-year-old henry iii succeeded john, his guardians reissued magna carta to consolidate the support of the barons. when henry iii reach majority, he reissued again to galvanize the support of the barons for yet another war with france. edward i, likewise, reconfirmed magna carta in 1297 in significant measure to get the barons on his side in his effort to conquer the scots. now, before magna carta, english kings maintained loyalty through feudal fear and f

reference to the stereotypically go deskly greedy jewish money lender, which reminds me (bleep) shakespeare! (bleep) you! (cheers and applause) (laughter) waiting 400 years to get that off my chest. (laughter) pulling out a 17th century greedy jewish stereotype is a pretty deep cut. nobody really uses that word anymore. they retired it to the racist hall of fame between al jolson's tin of shoe polk and a jersey reading redskins jersey here. but biden had a slip of the tongue. hardly disqualifies him from -- roll the tape. >> i stopped in singapore to meet with a guy named lee kuan yew whom most foreign policy experts around the world say is the wisest man in the orient. (laughter) >> jon: joe, unless that's what the -- joe, unless that's what the guy puts on his business cards, i would just go with asia. i mean, orient? shylock? it's like biden hasn't been out of the house since 1962! (laughter) hey, whatever happened to that speedy gonzalez character, anyway, huh? i mean, that was one fast mexican mouse, am i right? mickey rooney, breakfast at tiffany's, where's his oscar? c'mon! who's up

inside the ultrasecure vault that houses the largest collection of shakes spear in the world and -- shakespeare and how it ended up two blocks from the u.s. capitol. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> we'll be looking forward to that. >> did you know that? >> we're going to find out more about that? >> thank you for giving us news in our own backyard. >> i think our producer heather has given us a heads up on that because she's definitely a shakespeare lover. >> good for heather. >> thanks, charlie. >>> some republican lawmakers are blasting the democratic national committee chair for some comments she made about wisconsin governor scott walker. the issue? walker's record on women's issues. >> dnc chair said governor walker has, quote, given women the back of his hand and in her words what extremist like walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back, end quote. wisconsin lieutenant governor calls the comments outrageous and hideous. >> yes means yes. that's the name of a bill at the center of a firestorm in t california this morning. >> the measure wo

i memorized shakespeare, whole plays, 50 sonnets. i memorized edgar allen poe, all the poetry -- never having heard it, i memorized it. i had longfellow, i had guy de maupassant, i had balzac, rudyard kipling. i mean, it was catholic kind of reading, and catholic kind of storing. when i decided to speak, i had a lot to say, and many ways in which to say what i had to say. i listened to the black minister, i listened to the melody of the preachers, and i could tell when they would start up on that kind of thing, when you know they mean to take our souls straight to heaven, or whether they meant to dash us straight to hell, i understood it. so out of this evil, which was a dire kind of evil -- because rape on the body of a young person, more often than not, introduces cynicism, and there is nothing quite so tragic as a young cynic, because it means the person has gone from knowing nothing to believing nothing. in my case i was saved in that muteness, you see. in the sordida, i was saved. and i was able to draw from human thought, human

that is from shakespeare. but it is true on their stormy relationship. the president just up found out about it today. first, reports on whether a cease-fire deal has been reached on the fighting ukraine. the cranium president said he and russian vladimir putin had agreed to a truce, but that was immediately shot down by the kremlin. to try to get a bit more clarity on all of this, let's go to m ariopol. is there a cease-fire or not? >> the kremlin says it is not in control of the separatist fires -- fighters, so it would not be in the business of agreeing to a cease-fire. meanwhile, on the ukrainian website, there was a change of language. they said first that they had agreed to a cease-fire, and then changed it to talking about the agreement for a cease-fire and reached an understanding. here in mariupol where i am, the scene here has not really changed for the past few days. the ukrainian soldiers manning the checkpoint said they have heard of the cease-fire announcement but they are still manning the checkpoint. the rebels have taken over 40 kilomete

on monday morning, tom hank and wife will host simply shakespeare with paul simon, the shakespeare centerspring teesteen was born in the usa in new jersey. on wednesday, the 15th latin grammy award nominations will be announced, and presentsed in las vegas. thursday, sees the start of the annual james dean festival in his home town of fairmont, indiana including the james dean look alike contest. the actor dieed in a car accident in 1955 at the age of 24. on friday, "time" magazine covers from the 1960 x*ss go on view. >> and sunday, an italian newspaper says george clooney will be married in venice. the couple has rented two luxury hoemgtss for the vacation. els for the vacation. >> many are looking forward to a sunday full of nfl football oh games today. the league has been troubled by off the field domestic violence. nancy childs on that. >> full disclosure. i love football. i will yell and scream and pound when my guy sacks their quarterback, or another guy makes the hit and stops the play at the line of scrimmage, or a different guy fakes his way around a defensive dude and gets off

. >>> and a look at "shakespeare in the park." that that's the "cbs morning news" for this fday.hing. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and today is friday, september 5th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, she made fun of celebrities on the red carpet. but more often she made fun of herself. this morning, we remember the joy of laughter that joan rivers shared with all of us. >>> also, developing, right now, an amber alert for this missing boy in florida gets attention in pennsylvania. we will tell you about the person of interest who has ties to our area. >> and this was not the picture you were supposed to see, social network glitch leads to apology from the governor of delaware. now the woman in that photo, too. >> those stories and more coming up. let's talk about your forecast, headed to the big eagles game, a lot of things

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even shakespeare wrote about kings and queens. why make your art about women nobody looks at?nt there first, i didn't see you. >> stephen: you didn't invite me (laughter) here's another one you did, this is in the west bank and israel. >> yes. >> stephen: these are photographs of israelis and palestinians doing the exact same job. so these guys might have the same job on either side of the wall. >> exactly. >> stephen: what's your point? (laughter) >> so, basically, imagine i take this fan colbert in palestine and in israel, both are doing the same job -- >> stephen: two of me. one next to each other. i put them in the street. i say, who is who? and most of the time people cannot recognize who is the israeli and who is the palestinian. >> stephen: you tell me what side they're on, i'll tell you who's right (laughter) are you saying that you can judge a book by its cover? >> not exactly. i think i'm saying that the enemy are not necessarily who we think they are. these people have crazy pictures and when you place it right in front of their face, there's not that much differenc

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. >>> and a look at "shakespeare in the park." that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday.ng. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anking for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, september 5. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we are grinning from ear to ear! [ laughter ] >> nearly 4:30. let's get you out of the gate with the man with the st shorte workweek in america. >> yes. thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> hopefully -- >> i think i need a vacation after all this. i think i deserve it! [ laughter ] >> good to see you guys. looks like it is going to be a nice day outside just some patchy fog early on. some warm temperatures by the afternoon. we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up. >> and caltrans crews are still hard at work. if you are traveling out of downtown oakland anytime soon, you may hit some roadwork between jackson and 16th closer to the oakland coliseum okay, but a lot of overnight roadwork is still out t

marcell in the tour of shakespeare globe company are in town to perform king lear at the annenberg center. he plays the title road. king lear runs through september 27th. >>> jimmy kimmel live coming up at # 1:35 right after "action news". here's jim which a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, monica hi philadelphia. here's sampling of the nonsense we have in store for you tonight, there is a woman who posts on twit their she looks at pictures of you. >> right good and makes knit versions of you. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. no wonder 4 out of 5 fios customers would recommend fios get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years. sign up now and get $300 back with a two year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800

marcell in the tour of shakespeare globe company are in town to perform king lear at the annenberg center. he plays the title road. king lear runs through september 27th. >>> jimmy kimmel live coming up at # 1:35 right after "action news". here's jim which a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, monica hi philadelphia. here's sampling of the nonsense we have in store for you tonight, there is a woman who posts on twit their she looks at pictures of you. >> right good and makes knit versions of you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie was in camden tonight joining mayor dana redd on the felt with the camden high school football team. christie greeted players, even posed with a team picture right there team presented the governor with his own jersey. >>> all right. jeff's in for ducis tonight. eagles still talking about that fight was it allowed, was it not allowed. >> it was a legal fight but the eagles, fighting back over that, which led to that fight on sunday, do you think you are confused about some of these nfl rules? even the the eagles are confused as to why the so-called cheap s

advantage of people, and he used the term shilock to refer to these banks, which is a character in shakespeare'sook merchant of ven irks and it was a jewish money lender who was a rather evil character. for that mr. biden has gotten a little bit of flack. first, let's listen to what he said yesterday. >> that's one of the things that he finds was most in need when he was over there in iraq for a year. people would come to hip and talk about who was happening in terms of foreclosures, in terms of bad loans that were being -- i mean, these shylocks who took advantage of these women and men while overseas. >> and for that line, joe -- for that line joe biden, the vice president of the united states, is now under fire from the anti-defamilianti anti-defamation league. they say it casts dispurgeons. here was the catholic nuns. mr. biden was very much upbeat and making the point that he grew up in parochial schools and has known nuns for some time. he gets in trouble with some jewish groups angry about alleged insensitivity. today he is with some nuns. it was supposed to be a nonpartisan event, using

it is like shakespear for television. >> that was "deadwood." what is the british guy?it is charles dickens. this is what white liberals do. they talk for days about it until everybody leaves. what were we discussing? >> the phone and the security and whatnot. people that need more security are actresses with little bits of dignity left. that's pretty much it. i think the normal regular joe guy is putting out more perm -- personal information. >> he brings up a point that you would like to get your phone hacked because it could boost your career. that was the point he made. >> well, this is -- the fbi is upset with apple and google because they say these phones are too secure now. they can't get -- they can't tap in and get their information. everyone wants more secure phones after they had their naked pictures leaked. i think maybe these actresses and all of us who have naked pictures on our phones, we should take one for the team and let that stuff leak out and everyone gets a thrill and we forget about it soon so we can make our country safer. >> that's incredibly fi