., richard day fuss and sally fields as well as christina applegate and nicolas cage. the point isn't so much to identify the big name actors of tomorrow. this is all about encouraging kids to engage in an intensely personal way with great literature and with each other. >> however is shakespeare from the high school world? >> actually, not too far in "a mid summer night's dream." >> since we've been doing speech and debate we love competition. it was a completely mind-changing experience. >> how so? >> it helped me under a variety of characters. >> luis, nicknamed taco used to be a member of an l.a. street game. is that a treat name? >> it's a hood name. it's taking chaco's out. >> shakespeare gave him a sort of bonding experience he never had in a gang. >> when you learn a new language you struggle. on the street it's everybody for themselves. that's something that i like about theater. we work as a group. >> he also got a chance to compete against kids from more affluent schools. taco's team won. they went all of the way to broadway. >> we got on broadway row after

here's maya rudolph and christina applegate in "up all night." take a look. >> and now, back to matt in the plaza. and now, back to matt in the plaza. >> go put this on right now. put it on right now. >> reagan, what are you doing here? >> put it on. >> no! this blouse is to die. >> it is not to die. >> get that funky ass blouse away from me. >> come here, let me -- >> stop it! >> don't hit me! >> well, don't unbutton me! >> don't hit me! >> i'm not hitting you. help! help! >> i'm trying to help you. stop screaming. >> excuse me. we're ready for you, miss alexander. >> wonderful, thank you. listen to me. under the tv lights, this blouse is too sheer. >> it is not too sheer. >> it is. and i do not need your help. >> they're going to see your boobies. ♪ >> jimmy: there you go. that will work right there. [ cheers and applause ] that will work. >> that will work. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that will do, pig. that will do. >> jimmy: that will do, pig. but, we've known each other for a long time, and i know for a fact you love this human being. >> oh so muc

po arnett's breakout role was on "arrested development" now starses with christina applegate on a comedy. >> too bad. >>> drew peterson convicted of murdering his wife. we'll tell you his defiant words. >>> for all your anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >>> today we're hearing defiant words from drew peterson. the family of his fourth wife stacy peterson wants him charged too, but's kevin tibbles reports, the savio case is far from over. >> reporter: it took the jury just 13 hours to find the flamboyant former police officers drew peterson guilty of the murder of his third wife kathleen savio. >> the defendant in this case was a c

. ,,,,,,,, >>> today, christina applegate. >> with big surprises you could win. >>> to have hundreds of people telling me, you changed my life. saved my marriage. not me, but god. they're telling me you can't help but leave sunday afternoon -- >> help me understand what's happening right now, joel. >> you know, what it is is -- you just feel very -- i told you i was a cry baby. but you just feel very rewarded. very humbled. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." pastor joel osteen spoke to cbs about his ministry in 2007. his weekly broadcast is watched in more than ten million american homes and 43,000 people a week attend services at his lakewood church in houston. >> he is also a best-selling author. his new book is "i declare: 31 promises to speak over your life." joel osteen, good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> this is your fourth big book. why this book? >> well, you know, norah, a lot of people have had negative things spoken. they weren't raised in a good environment like i was. they get up every day, and they don't realize, but they're speaking defeat, i'm