hanson says if we get there, we have to be careful. >> hanson: artificial intelligence, or super intelligence, if we get there, it's... it's not necessarily going to be benevolent. we have to find ways to make it so there's not just super- intelligent, but super-wise, super-caring and super- compassionate. >> rose: okay, explain that to us, because you say it might not be benevolent. if it is not benevolent, what is it? >> hanson: at worst, it could be malevolent. >> rose: this is what intrigues people. you have stephen hawking saying, "it could spell the end of the human race." stephen hawking saying that. elon musk said it's the most existential threat we face. so, here are pretty smart guys saying, "watch out, do we know what we're creating?" >> moore: these very long-term existential questions are worth thinking about, but i want to make a distinction that at the moment what we're building here in places like the robotics institute and around the world are the equivalent of really smart calculators which solve specific problems. >> rose: but could it go out of control. this is a frankenst

hanson says if we get there, we have to be careful. intelligence, or super intelligence, if we get there, it's... it's not necessarily going to be benevolent. we have to find ways to make it so there's not just super- intelligent, but super-wise, super-caring and super- compassionate. >> rose: okay, explain that to us, because you say it might not be benevolent. if it is not benevolent, what is it? >> hanson: at worst, it could be malevolent. >> rose: this is what intrigues people. you have stephen hawking saying, "it could spell the end of the human race." stephen hawking saying that. elon musk said it's the most existential threat we face. so, here are pretty smart guys saying, "watch out, do we know what we're creating?" >> moore: these very long-term existential questions are worth thinking about, but i want to make a distinction that at the moment what we're building here in places like the robotics institute and around the world are the equivalent of really specific problems. >> rose: but could it go out of control. this is a fra

you remember hanson, right? they sang umbop which is the most streamed song of all times at guantanamo bay. stop playing that damn song. yesterday hanson told a tulsa radio station that justin bieber's music is like chlamydia for the ear. if anybody knows a thing or two about chlamydia, it's the members of a boy band. if you are getting chlamydia in your ear you are doing it all wrong. bieber is so upset about the comment that's he's vowing never to eat at the waffle house where the hansons work. coming up, johnny depp says despite his terrible finances. there is one thing he will never give up ever. is it hot broads. is it acting? i'll tell if you my final thoughts. the night cap is coming up. this lovely lady has a typical airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double miles on, please? ugh. that's unfortunate. there's a better option. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere,

called "dear evan hanson." the actor tony award. that's next.

after surviving is a shark attack(catherine) she says she hopes her story can inspire others blake hanson explains the tramautic experience she went through tiffany johnson: "i'll have another chance. i'm just so thankful. i'm thankful to be here."tiffany and her husband james were on the last stop of a cruise last week in the bahamas when they decided to go snorkeling in a shallow reef. tiffany said she felt a bump from behind. tiffany johnson:"i wasn't in pain, it just felt like i had bumped into something so i just casually turned to my right to look to see and that's when i was face to face with the shark. he had my whole arm in his mouth and he was just floating there, just staring at me."tiffany said she tried to pull her arm out, but the

you remember hanson, right? they sang umbop which is the most streamed song of all times at guantanamo bay. stop playing that damn song. yesterday hanson told a tulsa radio station that justin bieber's music is like chlamydia for the ear. if anybody knows a thing or two about chlamydia, it's the members of a boy band. if you are getting chlamydia in your ear you are doing it all wrong. bieber is so upset about the comment that's he's vowing never to eat at the waffle house where the hansons work. coming up, johnny depp says despite his terrible finances. there is one thing he will never give up ever. is it hot broads. is it acting? i'll tell if you my final thoughts. the night cap is coming up. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia listen up, heart disease.) you too, un

hanson is an outlier on the view about sea level rise. that's what we look at in the book, outliers, people that see things before others do. experts who warn us and are ignored. hanson says we will have 6 to 9 meter sea level rise in the life of our children and grandchildren. >> richard clark, thank you as always. appreciate you being here, i enjoyed the book. >> thank you, much. >> tweet me at smerconish or go to my facebook and post comments. katherine, what have you got. smerconish, have you ever said anything positive about this president? easy to expect negativity from fake news cnn. moise, i absolutely compliment him when justified, but i call it as i see it. stick around until the end of the show. when i talk about second clinton's comments about the election, i'll hear it from the other side. i am not here to carry ideological water of any end of the political spectrum, but i appreciate your watching. >>> still to come. james comey scheduled to testify to the senate intel committee this week. can president trump use executive pr

this encouraged people who had been in hanson for a long time to take something off the table. i'll sell one, two shares. there was another reason i believed it would peak and that was it picked up its fourth analyst in 2006 when goldman sachs started covering it. you had two months to sell between the initiation of the stock peak there was still upside but prudence dictated that we sell once the stock had four analysts on it clear out early with your winnings than to wait for them to fade away hanson as with all other stocks, hot stocks, starting to cool off once it hit that critical mass of analysts coverage after hanson fell off the radar screen, people stopped talking about it and analysts coverage dwindled again and again, ultimately coca-cola bought a huge stake in its equity which sent it up even further, a stock i still like. but again, it was really a testament when analysts stop following a company, that the company's earnings start percolating again, as with monster. it turns out that the fad drink ended up advantavan quishing the competition. again, as analysts cove

hanson also won for best score, best book, best or chest station. and tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 also the big win heres have ties to our area. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon, president trump wedding crasher. >> new jersey couple has an experience they'll likely never forget. meisha? >> well, there will comma time for all every us, simply need a break. quick moment to relax and de-stress. where do we go whether we need that time? in today's love it, show you very different kind of place, popping up all over the country. >> upcoming weekends never get here soon enough. but i have to tell you at this point anyway not looking as though it will be as spectacular as this past weekends. better chance for some showers or thunderstorms, not ton of sunshine, but at least looking ahead to more seasonable conditions when it comes to temperatures. we're coming right back with the rest of the forecast. >> welcome back, flyers fans probably not the news you want to hear. >> for the second straight year the pittsburgh pen wins celebrat

called "dear evan hanson." the actor tony award. that's next. >>> a closer look at the year's front-runner to win best actor. >> he is 23 years old, ben platt start in pitch perfect, book of mormon, and reviews. here is deborah roberts. >> reporter: an anthem for any one who ever felt alone. you will be found. the powerful message of the musical, "dear evan hanson" the heartwrenching show, about teen anxiety, suicide and pressures of social media. the show is a phenomenon. nominated for nine tonys including best actor for platt many remember as misfit turned singing sensation from the film pitch perfect. ♪ now everybody knows i've got magic ♪ ♪ two friends on a perfect day >> reporter: on stage he gives an emotionally charged transformation into a teen crippled with anxiety. that leaves the audience in tears. >> end of the day it is about people trying to figure out how to connect with society right now that is, superficially people are connecting in a million ways, i think making it harder to find the ones that are meaningful

hanson wrote to the modern american at the millennial. there were not young 18-year-old conscripts but often married with children and enthusiastic. they prep planes into the fiery and working for their families if america shall every see them again? >> thank you very much. [ applause ] we have about eight minutes for questions. anyone wants to come up to the -- >> i never knew a lot of what my dad did until i was an adult and since got interested in aviation and i followed it and i became a private pilot myself, it seems to me that one of america's things is that one of the things that made this country great and militarily superior is aviation. but, nobody seems to ever say that and understand that aviation is so important to this country and our airports and pilots and our governments is supporting it. is this something, am i alone in this thinking or is this something that you have thought about? >> um, i am probably not qualified to judge on this kind of popular perception now. i would say it is a struggle to making aviation a perman

. >> and the tony award goes to -- "dear evan hanson." nancy: the best musical award, one of six for "dear evan hanson." also among was flak who won best actor honor. "dear evan hanson" centers around young outsiders and has a lot of buzz and paid off with six tony awards. alison: i got to tell you, that performance by ben platt was stunning. nancy: you are going to the show. alison: i would love to. he is a talented guy. we deserving. let's talk about the weather. it's hot and humid. but i guess the good thing is a mini heatwave. right? doug: only three today is day two. tomorrow is the last day. just as intense. looking outside from a rooftop view. hazy sunshine. along route 50. no rain chances. hazy and humid. 92 in the city. high of 25. tie the -- high of 95. we tied but didn't break the record. it's 91 in leesburg and frederick. baltimore. 9 the in joint base andrews -- 92 on the joint base andrews. in eastbound, 93. there is plenty of heat and humidity. we tied the record set in 2002 at reagan national. missed it by six at dulles an

in fact, james hanson, the former nasa scientists, as you know, called paris a fake and a fraud. the general counsel of the sierra club said critical things of the agreement. the reason they said those things, chuck, is because the rest of the world, china and india in particular, largest polluters on the planet, didn't have to take any steps until after 2030 and the united states frontloaded the cost through things like the clean power plan, other rules here domestically that contracted our economy. it's been estimated, as you know, it's been estimated by the heritage study that it would cause a contraction of $2.5 trillion of gross domestic product over ten years. >> that made up a lot of negative assumptions. you wanted to make assumption that's didn't anticipate job growth in other industries like solar, like the innovation would anticipate other job growth and that that would balance out. here's what al gore said to me earlier when i interviewed him about this issue. >> the loss of jobs in the coal industry started with the mechanization of the coal industry. natural gas sta

michael hanson: and the fed. they are not at the end of the world but they can create a fair amount of volatility and undermine the confidence. it is the feeling we will get health care before the recess and that is looking like a challenge. and we will start tax reform sometimes this fall but you have to get past the debt limit your double filled vote before you get it through -- you have to have a failed vote before you get it through. i do not think you got the clean, early resolution. david: if you get a clean later resolution, that we do not shut down the government or default, let's assume that. we may end up kicking the can down the road so the president does not get to make the changes and increase to defense spending and will not get his agenda through. jim bianco: that is true. that would be another problem. under the trump administration, we can introduce payment per organization and that has come up -- prioritization that have come up. if they shut down the government, they still have money as they ca

dear evan hanson was the big winner. last night at the tony awards the actor right there, ben platt took home best actor in a musical and the show itself also took home best musical. this is a little part from the show itself. the musical focuses on a high school senior played by platt who has a social anxiety disorder and is faced with drama after the death of a classmate. now, kevin spacey also hosted the show which aired on cbs. his opening number spoofed many of this year's shows. space did impressions of johnny carson bill clinton i think you saw corey hawkins in the crowd and also kevin kline took home best actor in a play while bette midler took home best actress in a musical. here's the d.c. connection. ben platt by the way, that's him in our studios in may of 2015, the show dear evan hanson which is the hottest show on broadway right now got its start at the arena stage here in d.c. >> that's great. >> and it played there from july to august of 2015 before going to new york and then now it's obviously this huge

. >> dear evan hanson. ben walked off with the award for best leading actor in a musical. >> i love the toney's. i do. i love that house of cards. i do love me some good political theater. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." president trump's attorney general is being drawn into the investigations of russian meddling in the election. >> jeff sessions is expected to testify tomorrow to the senate intelligence committee. and he's likely to answer questions raised by last week's testimony from james comey. >> the president attacked the fired fbi director again yesterday. he tweeted i believe that james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible. totally illegal, very cowardly. nancy cordes is on capitol hill looking ahead to sessions' testimony. >> a lot of questions for sessions cropped up after comey's blockbuster hearing last week and senators from both sides wants to know why sessions was involved in comey's

the big winners of the night, dear evan hanson and bette midler. it has been dubbed the new "hamilton" after the cultural phenomenon last year. they accepted the award with the cast and crew, six tonys, congratulations to them. and the pittsburgh penguins. i'm a tony voter. i sit on the board of american theater wing. i was proud to say nearly all my picks won, including, best revival of a play, "august wilson's jitney" which was phenomenal. >>> senior vp of business, emil michael will leave the company. jeff flock is tracking the details of this never-ending shake-up, jeff. reporter: oh, boy, it has been a mess for these guys. the focus still on travis kalanick. we have not gotten word whether or not he take as leave of absence, according to reuters, according to a source, in the bored meeting yesterday he is likely to take a leave of absence. that is interesting. tomorrow we get details of the former attorney general's report on internal practices at uber. that was eric holder's report. he delivered that over the weekend. the board accepted all h

the broadway show dear evan hanson at the tony awards. the show that was written by bethesda naltive took home 11 tonys. and he got a tony >> he won the tony for best lead actor in a musical for his role in dear evan hanson. in it an emotional sepp tans speech he thanked the community for the win and talked about how much theater has really changed his life. >>> 11:25 and the mercury continues to rise. we walked in early this morning. we'll be in the 90s today. we are going to be seeing a heat wave. once you hit three days of 90s, we're talking a heat wave. heading out the door, make sure you have the water bottle handy. you have the baseball cap because you're going to need to stay hydrated. here are the four things i need you to know. records, we could be breaking that today. set wac in 2002. we saw a record of reagan. i think we'll hit that right on the head. also it is a code orange air quality alert day. so. if you have health ailments, asthma, just be aware of that as you want to limit your outdoor activities. it's going to feel hot

jim hanson. president trump has a problem with the relationship, the friendship, and the hiring of a lot of hillary clinton supporters. and these are people who plowed lots of money into hillary clinton's campaign. to the average person it doesn't feel they can be impartial. >> i doubt they can be impartial. the problem trump has is the democrats and their deep state allies have turned what was a reasonable look into whether russia tried to influence the election into an investigation into trump and pretty much everybody he has ever met. they ground trump to a halt. charles: he's talking more conciliatory about the reports. even though reports are he will fire mule per and everyone else. at least the white house is taking a different approach. not enabling their detractors much. >> can you imagine with mueller was best friends with trump and playing golf at mar-a-lago and had a long relationship through employment and friendship. the basic standard of ethics for executive employees would not he l

little trash talking coming from hanson. that was the group do open. so get. >> this seems the youngest brother doesn't seem to think much about the music of justin bieber. >> zach hanson compared bieber's music to a fcd after hearing re mix of desposito. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, so zach told australian radio station quote i prefer not to get any venereal diseases so whenever justin bieber gets near moore owe near my ears it is just ear infections, they're terrible. let the twitter war begin. >> let's look what's trends. >> vale dick tore yan for the wyoming speech the mike cut out. >> class president, peter, and he wanted to voice some concerns, but the school didn't want to hear t take a look. >> the lack of a real student government combined with the authoritative attitude few teachers administrators and board emergency have prevens student from truly developing as leaders. hopefully this will change. hopefully for the sake every future student, more people in this school -- (shouts from the audience as mike silences)

. >> like hanson. taylor. it's amazing. >> even a quartet by judges on the voice. ♪ don't go chasing water falls". >> add to the list the one and only prince. >> look at this. >> look the that. >> that's the one. yep. that's the one. ♪ party over, it's out of time ♪ >> on tour in new york, prince comes out and plays, our band, everybody was looking like ha! i forgot the words, i almost fell off stage. i'm like damn girl. >> but for a career with so many highs there were also unimagi unimaginable lows at the height of their fame had to file for bankruptcy cheated their money by contracts. lisa was dating $15,000 to go file bankrupty to go broke we of couldn't even afford to go broke. we paid him back. >> adding to the financial hardshi hardships, t boz struggled with health issues throughout her career, suffering from sickle cell a neemia. >> i lost my sight, hearing, balance. i'm like what is this. you either sit or get up and fight. i chose to fight. >> today time is right for a new chapter. they'll hea

. >> like hanson. taylor. it's amazing. >> even a quartet by judges on the voice. ♪ don't go chasing water falls". >> add to the list the one and only prince. >> look at this. >> look the that. >> that's the one. yep. that's the one. ♪ party over, it's out of time ♪ >> on tour in new york, prince comes out everybody was looking like ha! i forgot the words, i almost fell off stage. i'm like damn girl. >> but for a career with so many highs there were also unimagi unimaginable lows at the height of their fame had to file for bankruptcy cheated their money by contracts. lisa was dating $15,000 to go file bankrupty to go broke we of couldn't even afford to go broke. we paid him back. >> adding to the financial hardshi hardships, t boz struggled with health issues throughout her career, suffering from sickle cell a neemia. >> i lost my sight, hearing, balance. i'm like what is this. you either sit or get up and fight. i chose to fight. >> today time is right for a new chapter. they'll headline "i love the 90s

. >> like hanson. taylor. it's amazing. >> even a quartet by judges on the voice. ♪ don't go chasing water falls". ♪ >> add to the list the one and only prince. >> wow. >> look at this. >> look the that. >> that's the one. >> yep. that's the one. ♪ party over, it's out of time ♪ >> on tour in new york, prince comes out and plays, our band, everybody was looking like ha! i forgot the words, i almost fell off stage. i'm like damn girl. >> but for a career with so many highs there were also unimaginable lows at the height of their fame had to file for bankruptcy cheated by unfair recording contracts. >> we were so broke we had to borrow money to go broke. lisa was dating $15,000 to go file bankruptcy to go broke we of couldn't even afford to go broke. we paid him back. >> adding to the financial hardships, t-son, aka t-boz struggled with health issues throughout her career, suffering from sickle cell anemia. since she was a young girl and battling a brain tumor since 2008. >> this was no joke i lost my si

. >> hanson >> like, it's amazing. >> reporter: but for a career with so many highs, there were also unimaginable lows. at the height of their fame, they filed for bankruptcy, cheated, they say by unfair recording contracts. >> we're so broke we had to borrow money to go broke. lisa was dating andre, and he had to give us money to go broke. we couldn't even afford to go broke. we paid him back. >> reporter: today the time feels right for a new chapter. ♪ >> reporter: tlc will headline the "i love the '90s" tour starting in july. and t-boss and chili are generating buzz with snoop dogg last week. i'm juju chang in new york city. ♪ >> are you am i? we are going. >> i've already signed up for t. >>> stay with us, "the mission" is next. is next. ion" is next. on" is next. n" is next. " is next. xt. is and is absorbed by your body three s better. so one megared has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. new megared advanced triple absorption. you...smells fine, but yourin your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with o

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dear evan hanson, start of the ben plaque took home best actor in musical. i'll tell you why this is a big deal for d.c. in second. major dc connection here to this musical. it took home the best musical award last night. also there's ben platforming at the show focuses on high school senior played by platt who has social anxiety disordr and faced with drama after the death of a classmate. kevin spacey hosted the show which aired on cbs and opening number spoofed many of the year's shows. spacy did impressions of bill clinton as well johnny carson you saw corey hawkins there just now. kevin klein took home best actor award in a play and also bet midler took home best actress in a musical. here's the dc connection. dear evan hanson is become the new hamilton. it's not as big as obviously yet. but it's becoming the hot ticket on broadway. it premiered here in d.c. in july of 2015. as like a test run at the arenaa york. that's ben platt in our studio promoting dear evan hanson back in may of 2015. >> cool. >> very very cool. it got its start here a lost things

we will talk to victor davis hanson about that. plus, seattle, the city/country recently hiked its in minimum wage to 13 bucks an hour. sounds great but in a real and cruel twist of fate you might have predicted the higher wage is causing the poorest workers in the city to make less. is that the weirdest story of the day? we will decide and top that. ♪ you supported him through four years of undergrad... and medical school. it's no wonder he said, "you don't have to pick me up." at lincoln financial, we get there are some responsibilities of love you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like being able to maintain your lifestyle, no matter what comes your way. ask a financial advisor how lincoln can help you get through your retirement, and not just to it. the future isn't silver suits anit's right now.s, think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it ti

called "dear evan hanson." what we're learning about the front-runner to win the best actor tony award. that's next. evan hanson." the front-runner to win the best actor tony award. that's next. >>> a closer look at the year's front-runner to win best actor. >> he is only 23 years old, ben platt start in pitch perfect, book of mormon, and earning rave reviews. here is deborah roberts. >> reporter: an anthem for any one who ever felt alone. you will be found. the powerful message of the musical, "dear evan hanson" the heartwrenching show, about teen anxiety, suicide and pressures of social media. the show has become a phenomenon. nominated for nine tonys including best actor for platt many remember as misfit turned singing sensation from the film "pitch perfect." ♪ now everybody knows i've got magic ♪ ♪ two friends on a perfect day >> reporter: on stage he gives an emotionally charged transformation into a teen crippled with anxiety. that leaves the audience in tears. >> end of the day it is about people t

. >> scar let joe hanson, 9. >> that is 9-year-old scarlett's audition tape for "jumanji." she lost out on that role to kristen dunst. >> microchip in it or something. >> it's got to be microchipped or something. >> i don't see it as work. it's my dream. it's like a dream come true. >> fast forward, scarlett's 46th movie, "rough night," is out now. did you know she had a total fraekout moment playing black widow? she reveals her body insecurity over wearing that skin tight leather cat suit. >> who wants to get into something like that? you just think, oh, really? couldn't it have, like, i don't know, some sort of a little, like, peplum skirt or something like that? i mean, this thing is so, like, there you are. it was daunting. >> the girl looks good. >> she handled it. >>> okay, when we come back, your first look at the new "gong show" and the one act that is going to make you say, is she out of her ever living mind? next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news... extreme heat fueling a fast- spreading fire... plus.. the summer heat wave now being blamed for at least two de

we like to welcome legal analyst ken rotweiler and attorney heather hanson, thank you for joining thus morning. if i, i would like to start wrapping up andrea constand's testimony. she testified over two days, more than seven hours, of testimony, and yesterday, though, the defense really got to try and poke their holes and try and really zero in on those inconsistencies, in her testimony. they even brought up the fact that twice, cosby had made sexual advances, and she rebuffed them. still would go and meet him even when out on trip to see him performed in another city. spent time in hotel room with him. she never told police about this because she says she wasn't asked. so heather i want to start with you. how do you think defense did when it came to cross-examining andrea constand in her testimony? >> i mean, i think they did as well as they could do, alex. smart to use the female attorney to cross-examine her, little bit more gentle than using the male attorney. but outly, she was very, very composed, her tone was very good. and i think that the jurors are going to see when they hea

it could have been hanson or ames and me to avoid those moles to have direct contact with a resident agent. is so, you know, that was some of the value that they ascribed to an undercover person. i also was supposed to observe the goings on at a military object. it's the naval weapons station in red bank. i think it's still called earl. that was kind of odd because, you know, i was supposed to go there occasionally, see if there's any movement that could indicate preparation for war. this, to me, i believe more nostalgic thinking about how they operated in world war ii. and lastly -- and, again, this is in hindsight to me this backward thinking -- the value of an illegal that they, besides being able to to move around in the country freely was if, god forbid, relations were really bad and all diplomats got kicked out, they would still have somebody behind enemy lines. >> [inaudible] >> yeah. you can debate whether that makes a whole lot of sense particularly when missiles fly around. there's no more front line. >> well, and new york would not be a particularly good place to be. you w

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. >> scar let joe hanson, 9. >> that is 9-year-old scarlett's audition tape for "jumanji." she lost out on that role to kristen dunst. >> microchip in it or something. >> it's got to be microchipped or something. >> i don't see it as work. it's my dream. it's like a dream come true. >> fast forward, scarlett's 46th movie, "rough night," is out now. did you know she had a total fraekout moment playing black widow? she reveals her body insecurity over wearing that skin tight leather cat suit. >> who wants to get into something like that? you just think, oh, really? couldn't it have, like, i don't know, some sort of a little, like, peplum skirt or something like that? i mean, this thing is so, like, there you are. it was daunting. >> the girl looks good. >> she handled it. >>> okay, when we come back, your first look at the new "gong show" and the one act that is going to make you say, is she out of her ever living mind? >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> well, "the gong show" is back after decades. >> and if you can imagine, it is more bonkers than ever. will arnett

. ♪ >> dear evan hanson snagged best award. going ben platt. meanwhile bette midler added to her extensive award winning tony for actress in the musical "hello dolly revival." her speech went longer than they would have divine m did not -- >> i just want to say. i just want to say. shut that crap off. >> oh, and they did. the music stopped and mid'lermi expenditure finished with a cap to carol channing. >> the ceo of the ride-hailing uber may be on the way out. this is the "cbs morning news." range of motion and shows improved joint comfort in seven days. which means you're in big trouble, son. you will bow to my exquisite short game. cower at my majestic drives. i will make you question everything, son. so don't worry about dad's joints. worry about your dignity. love, dad. 80% smaller, just as effective. osteo bi-flex ease. made to move. so i use excedrin.ments from my life. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. [he

called "dear evan hanson." the front-runner to win the best actor tony award. that's next. >>> a closer look at the year's front-runner to win best actor. >> he is 23 years old, ben platt start in pitch perfect, book of mormon, and earning great reviews. here is deborah roberts. >> reporter: an anthem for any one who ever felt alone. you will be found. the powerful message of the musical, "dear evan hanson" the heartwrenching show, about teen anxiety, suicide and pressures of social media. the show is a phenomenon. nominated for nine tonys including best actor for platt many remember as misfit turned singing sensation from the film pitch perfect. ♪ now everybody knows i've got magic ♪ ♪ two friends on a perfect day >> reporter: on stage he gives an emotionally charged transformation into a teen crippled with anxiety. that leaves the audience in tears. >> end of the day it is about people trying to figure out how to connect with each other in a society right now that is, superficially people are connecting in a million ways, i think making it harder to fin

you don't try to make a sound ♪ ♪ did i make a sound ♪ it's like i never made a sound ♪ >> dear evan hanson snagged best award. going ben platt. oslo took home the top honor in the play category. meanwhile bette midler added to her extensive award winning tony for best actress in a musical, "hello dolly revival." her speech went longer than they would have preferred but the divine miss m did not play off. >> i just want to say. i just want to say. shut that crap off. >> oh, and they did. the music stopped and midler's speech finished with a salute to the original dolly, carol channing. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, trouble behind the wheel. the ceo of ride-hailing uber may be on the way out. this is the "cbs morning news." the way out. this is the "cbs morning news." range of motion and shows improved joint comfort in seven days. which means you're in big trouble, son. you will bow to my exquisite short game. cower at my majestic drives. i will make you question everything, son. so don't worry about dad's joints. worry about your dignity. love, dad. 80% smaller, just as eff

. >> number three justin bieber has a new enemy. '90s boy band hanson. >> it's ear infections. they're terrible. >> why the mm-bop brothers are not beliebers. >> plus your "insider" bonus. tv's funniest women come together to take on comedies boy club starting with emmy rossum very public salary dispute. >> why is amy poehler telling will ferrell's not academy award worthy. >> sometimes before a scene i

. >> number three justin bieber has a new enemy. '90s boy band hanson. >> it's ear infections. they're terrible. >> why the mm-p

what do hanson and justin beiber have in common. >> what? >> other than the fact that they were or are pop stars of course. they were all home schooled. >> okay. >> did you know that. >> i had no idea. >> nonetheless they're not really fans of each other at least one might surmise that since during recent interview one of the m boppers called justin beiber's music quote cliff mid ya on the year and went on to say it sucks. >> how do you really feel? it all came from when they were actually playing game called, whose song is it any way and they failed to name the song by louis featuring danny yankee and beiber by the way is currently the number one song on the billboard top 100. >> wow. >> okay. how many beiber songs can you sing and how many hanson songs can you >> case clove. >> the hasn't sons are all grown up and married haven't kids and they're no serious music i would say many might say um bop is some infection of the ear, too. any way. [ laughter ] >> just my opinion. [ laughter ] >> look. miley cyrus she's got a younger brother. i lik

victor hanson like me is equally enthralled by the u.s. navy pilots at midway what he reminds us what we ought to remember about their sacrifices and contributed to victory. to the modern american at the millennium these pilots a half century ago show what constituted heroism in the bleak months. they were husbands with a wife and children and enthusiastic ready to fire their decrepit planes and in seconds orphan their families for all they hold dear. one wonders if america will ever see their like again. thank you very much. se ] we have about eight minutes for >> we have about eight minutes for questions. anyone wants to come up. >> i'm rod clease, dusty clease's son. i never knew a lot about what my dad did until i was an adult and since got interested in aviation and followed it and actually became a private pilot myself. it seems to me one of america's things is that one of the things that made this country great and military superior is it aviation but nobody seems to ever say that and understand aviation is so important to this coun

saturday, i went to go see "dear evan hanson." and i took my son and some friends. and one of the stars of the show, this young man, will row land, who plays evan hanson's cousin. i happened to follow him. and his mother sent him this picture. he tweeted it out. where should i hold this? >> you follow him on social med media? >> he came to visit when he was t 10 years old in 1998. that's him and that's me. that was a crazy -- >> did you take a new picture? >> i didn't -- he didn't know i was there. i just went. if i go again, i would love to do it. >> how cool is that? >> then, sunday, i flew to los angeles, and went to don rick rickles' memorial. an honor to be there. and from there, i went to the grand canyon, with our three, young kids that we talked about. >> how was that? >> it was magic. >> for people who may not remember, al, you surprised a group -- here we go. this was epic, really. you surprised a group -- are they high school? >> they're seventh graders. >> they're middle cool. school. and i told them. >> look how happy they were. on monday, we flew to th

saturday, i went to go see "dear evan hanson." and i took my son and some friends. and one of the stars of the show, this young man, will row land, who plays evan hanson's cousin. i happened to follow him. and his mother sent him this picture. he tweeted it out. where should i hold this? >> you follow him on social med media? >> he came to visit when he was t 10 years old in 1998. that's him and that's me. that was a crazy -- >> did you take a new picture? >> i didn't -- he didn't know i was there. i just went. if i go again, i would love to do it. >> how cool is that? >> then, sunday, i flew to los angeles, and went to don rick rickles' memorial. an grand canyon, with our three, young kids that we talked about. >> how was that? >> it was magic. >> for people who may not remember, al, you surprised a group -- here we go. this was epic, really. you surprised a group -- are they high school? >> they're seventh graders. >> they're middle cool. school. and i told them. >> look how happy they were. on monday, we flew to the grand canyon, sunday. we took a train ride from

and their show "dear evan hanson" was the big winner of the night with six awards. when you started with this project and it was so small, did you see it getting as big as it became? >> certainly i didn't think it would get as big as it has, but yeah, it's a phenomenon. >> bette midler. >> reporter: the tony night may have belonged to bette midler. she took home her first competitive tony, more than 50 years after making her broadway debut. >> i have so many people to thank, the american theater wing, and all the tony voters. many of whom i have actually dated. >> reporter: not even the band could play her off the stage. >> cut that crap off! i just want to say, i just want to say, i just want to say, i just want to say -- >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the bruoadcast center in nw york city, i'm don dahler. >> revival is an interesting word. it means that something is near death, and it was brought back to life. "hello dolly" nev

because it's cool now but i love musicals mom was a music teacher so we just always said you're on hanson was a waitress it was he how good is that did you interview. how does he do it eight times eats astounding to me he every ounce of his being is in every word and it's it made me it made me so i was in all of him and then jealous that he was able to do that or use that good yeah where we come from he was in a couple movies but i don't know maybe from your heart and soul can you. we were on a time and i got to ask you to question ok ok ok i think you're great you do an impression of me i had to do one for a kevin pollack's pod cast once i'm very very you may want to get tight on this i'm very good impressions type sincerely and i don't want and ok and i know that when people do impressions you've heard yours a bunch but i'm actually very good at it say any sentence and i'll say it back to you. exactly as you said in your in your kids in your voice what's your favorite simpsons character what you'll see of them. you think as me you're hearing me correct you hare lip. really well i think

and their show "dear evan hanson" was the big winner of the night with six awards. when you started with this project and it was so small, did you see it getting as big as it became? >> certainly i didn't think it would get as big as it has, but yeah, it's a phenomenon. >> bette midler. >> reporter: the tony night may have belonged to bette midler. she took home her first competitive tony, more than 50 years after making her broadway debut. >> i have so many people to thank, the american theater wing, and all the tony voters. many of whom i have actually dated. >> reporter: not even the band could play her off the stage. >> cut that crap off! i just want to say, i just want to say, i just want to say, i just want to say -- >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >> revival is an interesting word. it means that something is near death, and it was brought back to life. "hello dolly" nev