musical theatre. i have to say paper mill offers an option that's a little less expensive. you don't have to park or cross through the tunnel. we're really giving broadway quality and entertainment a lot of the same directors, performers, designers, all working for us. ernie: you're excited about the new season? >> very excited. i'm excited about the last show, which is west side story, which i'll be directing. ernie: you're great. i'm telling you, got a great reputation. congratulations. thank you so much. have a great weekend. >>> you can plan on having a good time at one of those shows or would you rather be a little spontaneous? your answers are coming up right after the break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg

the ceo of amc theatres decided to allow some texting in some theatres. idea to attract more millennials who can't bear to be aware from their phones for the lent after whole movie and to get those kids into theatres when they're used to watching videos on their devices, well, movie-goers have spoken out, and now amc says, forget it, they're not going to allow texting in theatres. >> our viewers were pretty split on the idea. jason posted on cbs philly facebook page, i don't go to movies much. but why is texting such a big deal, as long as the phone is violence dollars. it is not as bad as people who talk during the movie. >> lorraine scarborough posted more inch considerate people, more stupid rules, maybe the theater should set up a he had quit lesson room. >> i love lorraine. >> let us know what you think, connect with us on our facebook page, on twitter and on our website cbsphilly.com. >> jim and i are split. you got to break the tie. >> oh, i have to break the tie. texting in the movie, i say no. >> thank you. >> it is like a bright light, you for e

the apollo theatre changed its marquis in honor of the beautiful one.e artist formerly known as prince. >> reporter: those were the days when he surrendered his name for a symbol. >> can you tell us what it signifies? >> me. >> reporter: cnn identified him on screen for the symbol morphing between male and female. >> let's say our different. >> as compared to what? >> reporter: nothing compared to prince. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> reporter: he wore his fame lightly. >> i'm prince. how rude of me. i haven't given you enough time to freak out. you may do so now. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: his interviews were rare. >> i don't look back much at all. i try to stay in the now and live in the now. i think it keeps you young. >> reporter: and now he's died, relatively young. >> at the age of 57. guitar as if it were a woman, and a woman as if she were a guitar. even rode his instrument. one of the more touching tweeted tributes was simply captioned, when my teacher found out prince died. it's one of those days to just hold your head in

see you at the movie theatre. all right. [laughter] rosanna: allen, i like your style. >> i'll save you. rosanna: great, i have a new co-host. thank you. all right, we have so much fun greg: rosanna, there is something playing on broadcast that is not hamilton. rosanna: king and i, it is a classic, great movie and greg: the king is the king of siam and taking over the role on may 3rd is ken. >> no, he's the king that left. >> daniel, excuse me, i just went to the stratosphere and i'm light headed. congratulations for the role. rosanna: by the way, you are debuting on broadway. wow, that is a different animal, right. >> i actuallied started in new york in theatre. i do a lot of off broadway stuff and i had a son and you have to feed the boy, so i wanted to do television and film and now i'm coming back. rosanna: that is awesome. what is this like? i played it in london in 2009. between that time and this time, i have grown and had life experiences and that stuff is informing the role as i return to it this time around. >> so

. >> this is all theatre. it's theatre and politics. it's trying to get people to come in to the theatre and take a look, see if they like your play. >> yes, we can. >> you have to learn to see campaigns through the lens of the camera. >> campaigns are made of moments that everyone remembers. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> there you go again. >> where's the beef? >> senator, you're no kennedy. >> commerce, education, and the -- what's the third one there? oops. >> tonight we take you behind the scenes. >> see if they can do this flash. >> we'll show you what they don't like to talk about. >> so lying is okay in politics? >> what's behind winning the presidency? ♪ >> when it to say winning the presidency, i'd like to think that the choices about whose ideas are better, but when you talk to people behind the scenes they talk about moments. >> there are a series of moments. that's what matters. >> remember the scream? howard dean led john kerry in early polls, but then after a loss he tried to rally the

our editors' pick of bay area music, arts, and theatre for april. >>> plus, is the drought over? paul rogers will join us for an update on the sierra snow pack and what it means for water conservation. >>> also, kqed investigates the death of two mentally ill inmates at the santa clara county jail. >>> but before we get to that, another first for the nation in california. governor jerry brown is scheduled to travel to los angeles monday when he'll sign legislation raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. i asked ken jacobson, chair of the uc berkley labor center how significant is the passage of this wage hike? >> this is a very big deal. when it's all phased in, we estimate 5.6 million californians will receive wage increases as a result of the law, and on average, a 24% increase in their earnings. $3,700 a year. it's a big deal. >> who are these five to six million workers? what's the profile? >> they're breadwinners. 96% are over the age of 20. 37% have children. 55% are latino. on average, they bring home about half their family's income. >> years ag

=raj/vo= a-m-c theatres is also showing purple rain at select locations =raj/vo= a-m-c theatres is also showing purple rain at select locations around the country, including the bay area. a-m-c mercado in santa clara and the metreon in san francisco are both showing purple rain beginning tomorrow -- until next thursday. =raj/ots= we're also hearing an amazing outpouring of support. peop[le singing from broadway in new york -- to the streets of minnespolis -- and here on the west coast. =sot= nats of music. runs=:04 =cont vo= students from from 31 school districts down in l-a... sent chills through the walt disney concert hall as they performed "purple rain." the students only started rehearsing the song this morning. =raj/vo= so many more tributes in the works. tomorrow night -- a special episode of "saturday night live" -- highlighting prince's appearances over the years. his most recent apperance...in 2014. s-n-l's tribute to prince begins at 11:30 -- tomorrow night. =jess/topvo= new video out of the sierra, tonight. not the most common sight in late april... snow on the side of inter

might be a good one for the 4d movie theatre. steve: you get the smells, the sensation, the whole thing. >> reporter: we're going to bring you a taste of a powerful trailer that's been trending on twitter for the past two hours. the film is called the birth of a nation. made a huge splash, standing ovations at sun dance. it tells the story of the 1831 virginia slave rebellion. take a look. >> a two edged sword in their hands to execute vengeance on the demonic nation. >> it stars the man in the trailer, nate parker, who's appeared in beyond the lights and red tails. this will change the narrative about diversity in hollywood this fall. it stars gabrielle union. people are amped up about it because of how much we've been talking about this with the oscars. steve: can't help but help the movie. dari: going to be huge. steve: thank you, simone. dari: all right. well, when we come back, the nba -- steve: being forced to take sides after the passage of the controversial law, the bathroom law in north carolina. >> something much bigger

most recent project to convert to an alamo draft house theatre for the 20% rehabilitation tax credit, again, it's in draft form, i just caught one typo which i will fix, but if there's any additional edits or information you would like us to add or strike from this let e we're happy to do so and forward this on to the national parks service. >> it seems like a good letter. >> let's take public comment on that. >> would anybody like the speak about this item, so please come forward. >> commissioners, i'm naomi marolio with architecture resources group, we were the kument tant for the project and i want to thank you for your support, encourage your support. we were obviously disappointed with the decision of the state office, we know that there's still another round of review and appreciate the specificity on the standards that tim put together, as some of you know, the alamo client was -- came before you all and spent xwiet a bit of time negotiating some of these changes, so thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm kathrin petrin, founding member of save new miss

most recent project to convert to an alamo draft house theatre for the 20% rehabilitation tax credit, again, it's in draft form, i just caught one typo which i will fix, but if there's any additional edits or information you would like us to add or strike from this let e we're happy to do so and forward this on to the national parks service. >> it seems like a good letter. >> let's take public comment on that. >> would anybody like the speak about this item, so please come forward. >> commissioners, i'm naomi marolio with architecture resources group, we were the kument tant for the project and i want to thank you for your support, encourage your support. we were obviously disappointed with the decision of the state office, we know that there's still another round of review and appreciate the specificity on the standards that tim put together, as some of you know, the alamo client was -- came before you all and spent xwiet a bit of time negotiating some of these changes, so thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm kathrin petrin, founding member of save new miss

connection with prince and the warner theatre, playing his last d.c. gig last june. there is a memorial with candles and flowers as the police investigate. paisleyators at the park complex say the were no obvious signs of trauma. his body was found thursday morning. >> we have no reason to believe at this point it was suicide. seen 8:00e was last wednesday night after he was dropped off by an acquaintance. the next morning, staff members became concerned when they could not reach the 57-year-old singer. >> they responded to paisley park to look for him and found him unresponsive. richard: frantic staffers called 911. we have somebody unconscious in prince's house. first responders tried cpr but could not revive the singer per . 10:07 a.m. he was pronounced dead. forced to megan emergency waiting after a concert in atlanta. he checked into a hospital for three hours and went home. his team said he had the flu. a minneapolis newspaper reporter attended a $10 per person dance party at paisley park the night after prince got home. >> he said wait a few days before you wa

. >> this is all theatre. it's theatre and politics.t people to come in to the theatre and take a look, see if they like your play. >> yes, we can. >> you have to learn to see campaigns through the lens of the camera. >> campaigns are made of moments that everyone remembers. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> there you go again. >> where's the beef? >> senator, you're no kennedy. >> commerce, education, and the -- what's the third one there? oops. >> tonight we take you behind the scenes. >> see if they can do this

merchants that supported is it from the balboa's merchant association from the 90-year-old balboa theatreto the new itself businesses like andy brown noise with the record store but bringing together and remembering the history that we share but also acknowledging that neighborhoods change we want to make them liveable places that bring postal service people out year after year but shout outs for the future and also this coming friday is the 46 annual earth day and want to invite people to an architecture day representation from 5 to 7:00 p.m. and to acknowledge that supervisor avalos and i both feel as sitting member of the air quality district i'm to the chair we'll be holding a number of hearings as it move forward with the bay area management district on lots of issues 350.org and pacific and others leading we're hoping you look at those positions and follow those who are termed out at the end of this year and another regional body event 9 mtc are joining the your district in moving to a new office in may and left all the board members know of the grand oscar pistorius of new office o

this is the power of theatre. this is the potential of film. this is the potential of all of it-- a truthful, faithful portrayal of a human being. it begins with the writing, it's carried through by the director who holds a vision, and as an actor, you become incorporated in that. >> hinojosa: how hard is it these days in, you know, commercial media? >> ooh, child! ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: so it's hard. >> i don't know. i don't pay much attention to them. i just do the work that i do. >> hinojosa: but you're lucky, right? >> i'm very fortunate. >> hinojosa: because you... you get the calls. you... you continue to be able to work. >> i'm very fortunate, i'm very fortunate, yes, i am very fortunate. but i... i think a certain way. you know, the way you think is very important. if a writer is thinking in limited terms, it's reflected in the writing. august wilson's sister told me once that earlier on in his life at some point, august wilson went on a vision quest, and they were out in the natural surroundings and the person leading the quest aske

globe theatre director dominic dromgoole. >> several drinks down the line, that idea popped up.use it's a nicely stupid idea, we're going to get to every country in the world, and you can say it in six, seven words, it catches on. >> reporter: it did, everywhere, even at a sprawling refugee camp in jordan when a tempest struck. > the wind started whipping outside, and then the light went yeick yellow, and then it went orange, and then it went completely black because we were in the middle of this biblical sandstorm. m. reporter: but that was much ado about nothing, compared to the u.n. headquarters in new york. >> 200 ambassadors sitting at desks. of all the audiences you can possibly imagine, that is the toughest. >> reporter: in rome, we caught up with naeem hayat, one of two actors who play hamlet. >> to get to say, "to be or not to be" every night is probably one of the most privileged positions i think any actor can l in. >> reporter: that a long-dead poet can transcend from required high school reading to reach global audiences for 400 years, is a testament to the bard's s

now running at a theatre, focuses on the lives of five liberian women living through that struggle.eclipse" made broadway history earlier this year, becoming the first production to feature an all-female cast, director, and playwright. joining me now are the stars, lupita nyong'o, the writer, danai gurira, and the director, liesl tommy. what is the connection to the play that was put on in 2009? put on at yale. danai: it is the same play. and out of some amazing synchronicity, lupita was walking in to yale at the time. lupita: i was an understudy at the time at the yale school of drama, you get assigned to understudy, and that is the first show i was assigned. >> we had worked on it before we got to yale and done rigorous work with the script. we were feeling very good about where we landed at yale. charlie: for the current production? >> for the current production, yes. charlie: what were you creating in your own mind? what is the story? >> the big picture story was the story about how human beings survive under untenable situations. and we are looking -- charlie: and what it is wi

it's presented by the joyce theatre foundation. for many of the dancers in the company, it's like coming home. many new yorkers like to call south florida their second home and this weekend, a taste of miami culture has fallen right in our lapse as the prestigious miami city ballet makes their lincoln center debut. >> i fell in love with ballet by watching the new york city ballet at the theatre. for me to be performing here 11 years on is really -- i can't begin to describe it. >> reporter: michael breeden is celebrating his 10th season with the same city where he learned his craft. what's it like training in miami? >> it's a very different atmosphere from new york obviously. a lot of us moved to miami just for the company. many of us trained here originally. so the fact that we're driven there for our work makes you very focused. >> this weekend, the miami city ballet will reveal through new works in addition to the classics. >> we've been doing works for a number of years. everyone knows about that. we're presenting works that a

by the way, -- greg: this is in front of the harlem theatre in harlem. purple flowers in honor of the late great prince. wow. all right. everybody. rosanna: we are going to the weather, mike woods, it is friday, the weekend is here. mike: yes, i met prince one time. briefly. it was a party in harlem. there was a party for a small group of friends. rosanna: what time? mike: like 9:00. greg: what were the impressions? mike: shy. it was with susan blond. around 2001-02. greg: we didn't take a lot of pictures back then. rosanna: we heard about the listens parties going on. i was invited a couple of years ago and he wouldn't go on until 12:00. mike: i was working on the weekends at that time. that was before coming to the morning show. and now look. greg: at this trajectory, mike, another 20 years. rosanna: there could be an opening at a 9:00 show, they are looking for a michael. mike: maybe i would fit the bill. rosanna: they wouldn't have to change a thing. mike: keep moving. not in the room. rosanna: what's up? mike: it is looking okay. it is dry around th

>> a mix of the theatre and small film and tv jobs and sleepy hollow is the biggest so far. it is a blessing. it is a fun show and you feel like a kid, they hand you a cross bow and go fight. >> very cool, tonight at 8:00 on channel 5. >> coming up, today is a kind of a good day for grilled cheese. you need comfort food on a day like today. we are going to have the best grilled cheese sandwich. >> my mom does the best. does she? >> yes. white bread and cheese. butter. nope, if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more . introducing oikos crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious crunchy toppings like chocolate and peanut butter chips. crunched it! new oikos crunch. >> it is looking dreery. it is friday. >> it is national grilled cheese month. >> it is april fool's day. >> i'm watching you. >> the grilled cheese sandwich, growing up, we had it. >> my mom

. >> so much our mandate is to try to enter disis particular work there's great dancers and theatre actressesworked with and great video artists is a great place to collect and collaborate. i had a model they have a professionally music yes, ma'am assemble and as a student i benefited from being around this professional on and on soccer ball and as a conductor i'd be able to work with them and it's helped my growth i had a dream of having a professional residential on and on soccer ball to be an imperial >> it operates as a laboratory we germ a national the ideas technically and work with activity artists and designers and video all over the on any given project to further the way we tell stories to improve our ability to tell stories on stage. that's part of the opera lab >> i was to investigate that aspect of renaissance and new work so that's why this piece it is important it was a renaissance composer. >> there were young people that are not interested in seeing traditional opera and like the quality and it's different it has a story telling quality every little detail is integrated and h

. >> stephen: they really did and spreading it evenly over everyone in the theatre.appy to have you on. i have been a fan for so long. >> thank you. >> stephen: obviously since 1995 or 1996. >> 1994. >> stephen: 1994, wow, you are dating me. well. >> am i dating you? you know what, you could. you are a charmer. >> you are a charmer. >> stephen: you could date me if you wanted. i am very open-minded. i am in show business. >> sure. >> aren't we all? >> stephen: sure. you now are living in london, i understand. >> i am. >> stephen: what brings you across the pond? >> well, i wrote a play called the end of longing that we are now doing at the playhouse theatre in london. and it is going very well. audiences are responding very well to it. >> stephen: you are not in it, i suppose. >> i am in it. i am in it. >> you are a long way from london right now. >> i know. >> stephen: so are you taking a little break right now? >> i am taking a little break to promote "the odd couple" because it comes on on april 7th. >> stephen: season 2. >> so we went dark for the play for a coup

that's the fox theatre in atlanta. i have been there. it is such an intimate theater.k about his final performance sounding so great. i like that was h

here's a look at what's new in theatres. insider trading. >> reporter: melissa mccarthy is boss". >> she plays a financial titan goes to jail. she tries to rebrand herself by selling brownies. >> what do we say if somebody doesn't want to buy. >> buy my brownies or i'll kill you. >> i think for any of us the hardest thing to do is change. cameo appearance. and then he begins to literally demolish everything in his life. >> talking apart my marriage. >> reporter: his character loses the >> it was really uncomfortable, i'll be honest, to not do much but no underneath there was all this stuff going on. >> reporter: on his quest to discover his new self he finds solace in a pen pal by naomi watts. >> she reads this letters and feels there's hole in his life and wants to know him. if call of duty, this is an entire movie like call of duty where you are in the position of the hero. >> reporter: although the film is audience friendly, there is a lot of bloods and guts. >> and disney's new film the jungle book hits theatres next wee

premiered here. 46thit was called the street theatre. i am aware of the ghosts and the history. my broadway debut was on this stage. theit was amazing to do show for the first time here and , i wait, i know this house have been here before. haveo stage the story i spent my life working on -- as you can see, it is a steep rake. i can look people in the eye 14 rows back. paradoxically, even though the public was smaller, this feels more intimate to me. charlie: and you had a chance to choose where you would go. lin-manuel: yes, this was our dream theater, and it luckily opened up right before we came in. hasn't sunk in what happening to you, what happening in what iss it sunk happening to you, what is happening to theater, what is happening to hamilton? lin-manuel: i'm talking to charlie rose. it's really surreal. but we really haven't stopped. the moment we opened, we started recording the cast album, and atlantic has been very generous in terms of -- we are taking two weeks to record. most cast albums get recorded in a day. we took our time to really get it right. my colleagues

it was fascinating theatre. >> baby boomers have gotten the boot. millennials are now the largest generation. dari: they will have a much tougher time making ends meet than their parents did. mac king shows us why. >> i'm definitely underpaid. >> reporter: most of us feel this way. for the average adult between the ages of 18 and 34 and living in new york city, that feeling's probably accurate. >> millennials were hit hard during the great recession. >> reporter: in a report monday, scott stringer announced millennials everyone an average of 20 percent less than the generation before them did at their age. >> i'm breaking my back to make $10 an hour. i have a bachelor's degree. >> you need to be overqualified. >> this report is a clarion call that we have to go back in and think about ways to make it easy for this generation to make it in the city. >> reporter: not only do they make less money than the generation before them did at their age, but they do so with higher housing costs and an increasing amount of debt. >> i'm over $150,000 in debt from

what we see is a cultural theatre. at the sfoot same time we are seeing dison tent.that doesn't help. you cannot simply think that one thing would go right even though others are going wrong. at this point my understanding is addressing the issue, it's important to take the issues together. create a democratics environment where opinions are expressed freely and they are criticizing the government. we have to see who benefits. can those forces benefit. it is the responsibility of the government to address the issue, and the social movement, people are trying to express themselves by stifling the freedom of expression. >> still ahead - some of zimbabwe's veterans unite to challenge mugabe. and why venezuelans are getting an extra day off at the weekend. weekend. >>> you're watch, al jazeera, a reminder of the top stories this hour. hundreds of protesters demanding the resignation of argentina's president. implicated in the pan appa paper scandal. some held papers accusing macri of corruption. a public prosecutor will investigate macri's world in offshore accounts >>>

. >> life being reboot of the jungle book now in theatres, movie bridges together heavy weight calls of voices including bill murray, scarlet joe sean son, and theresa elba. say it could make at least $70 million this weekend, and disney is so confident, it is already planning a sequel. the jungle book of course is a remake of the 1967 animated movie, based on the classic novel. >>> and it has been 12 years since the king of the barber shop last opened their doors on the big screen. now back on a mission. couple of the stars were in town recently, ukee washington has a preview of their next cut. >> the barber shop. >> no, a lot of guys can't go to the country club. but they can go to the barber shop. you feel better wacking out of there. barber shop ... think about it,. >> ladies broadcasting their thoughts, as well. >> excuse me, but i don't like to get involved in pit arguments. >> that's primarily all you do. >> everyone inside gets ' qual time. so does serious topic that is the heart of the project. >> stop playing. get down. >> oh, hell take me too long to get back up. >> it won

merchants that supported is it from the balboa's merchant association from the 90-year-old balboa theatreto the new itself businesses like andy brown noise with the record store but bringing together and remembering the history that we share but also acknowledging that neighborhoods change we want to make them liveable places that bring postal service people out year after year but shout outs for the future and also this coming friday is the 46 annual earth day and want to invite people to an architecture day representation from 5 to 7:00 p.m. and to acknowledge that supervisor avalos and i both feel as sitting member of the air quality district i'm to the chair we'll be holding a number of hearings as it move forward with the bay area management district on lots of issues 350.org and pacific and others leading we're hoping you look at those positions and follow those who are termed out at the end of this year and another regional body event 9 mtc are joining the your district in moving to a new office in may and left all the board members know of the grand oscar pistorius of new office o

this scene outside the apollo theatre in harlem. >> you can see how much he was loved. you feel it. >> it didn't matter nothing about how you were. it's about what you did and the music. that's all. >> reporter: on broadway, jennifer hudson, along with the cast of the color purple paying tribute as did other shows like hamilton and spike lee held a block party drawing thousands of people. >> reporter: prince, found unresponsive thursday in an elevator at his minnesota estate. the medical examiner's office performed an autopsy trying to >> staff members from paisley park had been able to -- had been unable to contact prince yesterday morning and went to check on him. they found him unresponsive and called 911. >> tmz reporting prince may have suffered a drug overdose six days before his passing, forcing his private jet to make an emergency landing, later requiring a save shot. >> which reverses the effects of opiates before they got to the hospital, they gave him the shot at the airport. and then took him over to the hospital. >> everything he did he did with his heart.

you can also see him on broadway in "fully committed" at the lyceum theatre right here in new york city.t.f. >> yeah. have we never thought of that before? what's your middle name? >> jimmy: tyler. [ laughter ] it's thomas. >> is it? >> jimmy: james thomas fallon. >> that's a sweet name. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. thank you for being -- we always have fun with you. we always love having you on the show. we always do fun, silly things when you're here. and i appreciate it. thank you for always doing those. >> yes, happy to be here. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you raced with a nascar driver. you almost hit people. >> i did. well, i hit cones. >> jimmy: yeah, well, here is a a picture of you. you hit four -- you rolled over -- [ laughter ] it was dangerous. >> yeah, i'm not even looking at the road. i'm just like, "what's over there?" >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. what's over there? it was very dangerous. >> i think that's -- you know who i was racing was justin bieber. i'm not kidding. and he won. [ laughter ] as he does in everything in life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy

who was the marshall of washington, d.c., was out of town, who had warned him not to go to ford's theatre. he could not release this man because he had important duties. john parker was assigned. tohad problems in regards drinking bouts and response ability. he was a member of the metropolitan police department. he was assigned with three other men to act as bodyguards, but he was stationed to the doorway at the presidential box in ford's theatre. guard -- his job was to guard the entrance of the presidential box, but he was given leave by presently lincoln. during the intermission, he left and went to a local tavern. drinkingayed there during the second half of our american cousin, which was the performance that took place. he took that she went to a nearby bar with lincoln's people, as well as the person was at that tavern by the name of john wilkes booth. he was actually at that tavern. and then left to go to the president for box. scene of theamous assassination of abraham lincoln. taken to the petersen house across the street. 6'4",e of his length, at he was diagonally placed in the

our editors' pick of bay area music, arts, and theatre for april. >>> plus, is the drought over? paul rogers will join us for an update on the sierra snow pack and what it means for water conservation. >>> also, kqed investigates the death of two mentally ill inmates at the santa clara county jail. >>> but before we get to that, another first for the nation in california. governor jerry brown is scheduled to travel to los angeles monday when he'll sign legislation raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. isk

been a favorite of what we've seen on the waterfront this has a very good mixed ambiance for the theatre are and to co-whoift cellist in the neighborhood aim favorable for the comment and early on the neighborhood was concerned about this, however, i think that all the stakeholders came together and addressed the concerns so we you know we can say now everybody is happy and all the concerns with met and question the commission i want to commend the staff and theatre are and all the neighborhoods that have come together and have the right project and all the terms we think everybody is happy and safety i don't have any further questions. >> commissioner katz. >> i appreciate others that are associated with the project really working with the community a testament to come up with a project that meets the needs of port and the city the theatre and all of us coming together but working with the community to come up with something you don't hear objections and i think that i wanted to thank whoever was involved in the negotiations to make percentage happen very excited as i said so see them c

earlier in the week, a-m-c officials said, they would consider allowing texting in their theatres. to appeal to more millennials. but after a firestorm of backlash on social media, today the company quickly nipped that idea in the bud. in a statement, a-m-c said, there will be no texting allowed in any auditoriums at a-m-c theaters. the company added. that meant not today, not tomorrow and not in the foreseeable future and a reminder if you're scrambling to get your taxes done. today is april 15th, but it is * *not tax day. it was pushed back until monday because of a holiday in washington d-c. they are celebrating emancipation day. which celebrates the freeing of slaves in the disctrict in 18- 62. so if you procrastinated. you can spend the weekend making sure your taxes are done. president obama and first lady michelle obama released their 20-15 tax returns today. documents show the couple earned more than 436-thousand dollars in adjusted gross income last year. they paid more than 81-thousand in federal income taxes, giving them an effective tax rate of 18-point-7-percent. the b

the film is expected to hit theatres, sometime next year. >>> meanwhile, the wife of actor johnny dep will not be going to jail. >> her name is amber heard, accused of smuggling the couple's dogs into australia. the star couple were greeted by large crowd when they got to court, and investigators say heard brought the dogs to the country while dep filmed another pirates of the caribbean movie and used illegal immigration document. a lot of people are talking about the couple's apology played on video in court. take a look. >> when you disrespect australian law, they will tell you. >> i am truly sorry pistol and boo were not declared. protecting australia is important. >> clear out everything when you enter australia. >> a conviction on charges of illegal importation could have sent her to jail for up to ten years. she was not going to jail, but she will have to pay a fine more than 7500us dollars. >> they're not that convincing. who was forcing them to read that statement? >> did you see them? >> well, that's all i can say, they're actors. >> like held hostage against their will. >> u

well enough to perform a week ago, and it would be one of his final big-city shows at atlanta's fox theatreght home, pruns's plane was forced to land in illinois, where he was treated for what publicists said was a medical emergency, possibly related to the flu. after three hours of treatment at a local hospital, he continued the flight home to minnesota. prince was very much minnesota's favorite son. just last saturday he threw an impromptu party for friends and neighbors. >> he was just here saturday. i can't believe he's gone. >> things have been open for me because of his music. he broke down walls. he broke down barriers. he brought people together. the impact is profound. >> reporter: president obama paid his respects by quoting him, "a strong spirit transcends rules," prince once said, and added the president, "nobody's spirit was stronger, boalgder or more creative." tributes to the legend by fellow artists have set insta gram and twitter on fire. from elton john, "the greatest performer i have ever seen." from friend spike lee, "i miss my brother. prince was a funny cat, great sens

. >>> well, the first summer block buster to hit theatres has its premiere last night in hollywood. >> the stars of captain america civil war hit the red carpet. chris evans is back as captain america, this time fighting fellow superhero iron man and the rest of the avengers. they need to pick sidesment robert downey junior loves all of the great effects in this latest half develop move. >> i there would be no way to make civil war unless we were able to mail all of the different technology together. but ultimately, as you know, you know, the acting sucks you don't care about all of the tech. so i think everybody in the previous job -- >> if you saw spoiler alerts spiderman joins the avengers, a lot of fans excited about, that captain america civil war comes out may six. >> looks good. >> sure does. >> outside, too, katy? >> nice transition, well done. we've gotting in but sunshine guys the next couple of days, majority of the seven day forecast just wall-to-wall sunshine. isn't that lovely? and it is also one area of high pressure, which is awesome, because it just is setting up shop