live in charleston, south carolina, marley hall, cbs news. back to you. >> marley, thank you. >>> the victims in charleston are certainly on the minds of many. that includes president obama who is expected to address this tragedy any minute from the white house. we're going to bring you nikki burdine who has been following the press conference. she'll be looking at that along with what you've been saying on social media. >> reporter: it is a heartbreaking story. from the moment the story broke, people have been commenting on social media. let's take you to the tag board and take a look at some of these slide shows we've been looking at. when it first broke, we saw a lot of hashtag prayer for charleston. a lot of people asking for prayers. at first when the shooting first happened, we saw a lot of people wanting to share his picture to get the word out asking for people to help and share the pictures so that they could help police capture this person. from there after he was captured, we saw pictures with ot that we've seen plastered all over

i'm marley hall ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> in south carolina people are paying their respects to those murdered in bible study last week in church. >> marley hall reports from charleston. >> reporter: the body of state senator reverend clementa pinkney has returned to emanuel ame in charleston. of his death. pinkney and eight others were gunned down last week during bible study in what prosecutors are calling a hate filled massacre. mourners came by to pay their respects including pinkney's widow and two daughters. >> he saw no evil that could not be snapped out by love and he lived by that. >> reporter: president obama will deliver the eulogy at senator pinkney's funeral friday afternoon. through tears mourners said good-bye to ethel lance. the 70-year-old worked at the church for decades. not far away another funeral service was held for 45-year- old sharonda coleman singleton. >> any time we have that type of angel in our mid, we have to be

marley hall reports from charleston. >> reporter: and through tears, mourners said good-bye. the 70-year-old worked at the -- emanuel ame church in charleston for decades. >> due to the victim of hate who could be a symbol for love. that's where she was in life. >> reporter: not far away, servicing for the 45-year-old, the mother of three and their minister at the church known as the mother of man -- emanuel was laid to rest in her sorority colors. >> any time you have that angel, you have to be happy. >> reporter: they were among nine people killed during the historical black church last wednesday. there will be seven more sad good-byes in the next week. and some people here in the charleston area, they will pay their respects at more than one. >> reporter: some of the victims families and friends are now leaning on their faith to heal. >> and that is the key. as they unlock the door. >> reporter: the body of the state senator was returned to his hometown church in richland for the last time. and so friends could pay their respects. >> he grew up to be everything that we tho

cbs news correspondent marley hall has the highlights now from new york. >> reporter:. >> helen mirren the audience report roar the queen reigned supreme on broadway as dame helen mirren won her first tony award for her role as queen elizabeth the second in the audience. >> this is an unbelievable honor honor. i'm so thrill. thank you very much indeed. >> reporter: the tony for best play went to the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime. whichly scored a leading actor trophy for its star alex sharp. >> i just want to dedicate this to any young person who feels misunderstood or who feels different. >> comedies won in the musical acting category with trophies going to anna lee ashford for you can't take it with you and christian boil for something rotten. >> i you had already get to do something rotten eight times a week. so this feels like an embarrassment of riches. >> broadway self may have been the biggest winner. stage productions took in nearly $1.4 billion this season and that's a record. the tony awards awards kept toes tap as host christian and allen comings guided the au

she's at the office of marley natural, a brand-new inspired by bob marley. good morning. >> good morning. here at the brand-new headquarters in new york city they're developing new pot items. the marley family just one example of those trying to capitalize. >> take the powder take a little bit of glitter. >> reporter: melissa etheridge never fit the rock star image. >> your friends say being a rock star was wasted on you. >> i know. it's true. i saw alcohol. i saw what it did. i just -- i was too excited about music to let that ruin it. so all those -- the drug days and the '80s and '90s i really let that go by without ever getting involved in it. >> reporter: but in 2004 etheridge was diagnosed with breast cancer. she said marijuana saved her life. >> it helped with the psychological effects of being on chemo and trying to understand what's happening to you. >> reporter: she became an unlikely spokesperson for marijuana legalization and today she's an even more unlikely entrepreneur. she's created an alcohol marijuana infused wipe. mixing alcohol and pot ca

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> interesting. group recommend all drivers receive sleep education to combat problems of drowsy driving. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" it is shaping up to be a hot season at man center, in today's eye on the arts see how philadelphia orchestra plans to bring the godfather well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >>> former president bill clinton makes a visit to philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at jewish history museum on independence mall, clinton spoke at a health ca

. >> as marley hall reports, most doctors say patients who do so are more likely to keep those pounds off. >> reporter: ann hanson went from this to this in five years dropping a total of 170 pounds through diet and exercise. >> i thought through all this hard work and sweat and blood and tears i would have the fairy tail ending but i didn't. >> reporter: she was left with sagging skin. she had surgery on her arms, abdomen and breasts. >> at the end of the day when i got undressed i was always reminded of who i used to be. >> reporter: new numbers from the american society of plastic surgeons show ann is not alone. procedures related to massive weight hoss loss such as tummy tucks and lifts of the upper arm and breasts are increasing. >> there's been a rise in bariatric surgery. >> reporter: experts say that increase in weight loss surgery is fueling the plastic surgery trend. last year nearly 45,000 patients who lost large amounts of weight had plastic surgery to reshape their bodies. >> what i hear from patients all the time is until they've actually had their plastic surgery, their

marley hall reports live from charleston. >> reporter: thousands. mourners came together to celebrate the life of -- thousands of mourners came together to celebrate the life of the politician and pastor clementa pinkney. >> why don't everybody stand up and give reverend senator clementa pinkney a good round of applause. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: music, script you're readings -- scripture readings and emotional tributes throughout the service. >> because of you we will see the confederate flag come down here in the state of south carolina. >> reporter: president obama delivered the eulogy for the south carolina senator and pastor of ame church. >> preacher by 13, pastor by 18, public servant by 23, what a life clementa pinkney lived. >> reporter: the president paid tribute to pinkney's faith, religious leadership and public service and used the moment to send a broader message. >> black and white, that flag was a reminder of systemic oppression and racial subjugation. >> reporter: pinkney and eight others were murdered during bible stud

a swing through all four early contest states including iowa, new hampshire nevadian south carolina marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> three republican lawmakers met with cuban leaders in havana yesterday. senators jeff blake, susan collins and pat roberts all sat down with the vice-president and foreign minister. they have discussed normal icing relations between formally estranged countries. the obama administration lifted some travel and trade restrictions already but in order to restore full diplomatic and economic relations between u.s. and cuba, congress will to have lift an embargo that has been in place since 1960. >>> is there still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning coming up next, we will check with face the nation's john dickerson for a look at today's at longhorn what's in season doesn't last. we make sure of that. introducing longhorn's new grilled tastes of summer. the smoky garlic outlaw ribeye the hickory salt crusted new york strip or our grilled citrus salmon all with garden fresh hand chopped salad tonight only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant

. >> marley hall brings us the story of cashum -- [indiscernible] >>> in this loud and bustling city, father folsom wants to bring a different sound. >> it creates the feeling of interior peace and i think people are hungry for that. >> reporter: he is in new york city promoting his new album of gregorian chant along way from the italian monastery he calls home. >> i'll be happy to get back to the monastery. >> reporter: he left a prestigious school in indiana to become a monk. more than three decades later grammy winning producers won't him and found him in a tiny city 70 miles outside rome. the record label approached you more than once. >> yes. they were persevering. >> reporter: the album is called "benedicta" and just days afterrity release the cd is already number one on the classical tunes chart but for the monks of norcia, material success means nothing. there won't be any release parties going on the road tour something. >> no, no. we just stay at home and keep praying. >> reporter: marley hall, cbs news, new york. >> the monks also make craft beer at their monastery. >> and

marley hall in charleston. >> ♪ >> reporter: thousands of mourners came together to celebrate, the life of the politician, and pastor, clementa pinckney. >> i know everybody stand up and give reverend senator clementa pinckney a good round of a place. >> reporter: music, script tour reading and emotional tribute resonated around pinckney's ongoing service a at this charleston arena. >> because of you we will see a confederate flag coming down in the state of carolina. >> reporter: president obama delivered the eulogy for south carolina state senator and pastor of emmanuel ame church. >> preacher by 13, pastor by 18 and public servant by 23. what a life clementa pinckney lived. >> reporter: he paid tribute to the faith religious leadership and public service but he used a moment to send a broader message. >> that is a reminder of systemic oppression. and racial problems. >> reporter: pinckney and eight others were murdered during bible study at historical church in charleston last wednesday police say that the church massacre was motivated by hate, but this day was devoted to love, and l

marley's peace deal is looking shaky. the illegal deal in the united states easy to find online. >> we've done it and that is why we are there. >> my life is in danger. >> anyone who talks about the islamic religion is killed. >> don't miss the exclusive al jazeera investigation. >> i can't allow you not to go into >>> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera. the man accused of the shootings apt a black church in the united states appeared in court via video link. dylann roof was addressed by relatives of some of the victims as he was charged with nine counts of murder >>> the u.n. is appealing for $9.6 million to help avoid a humanitarian disaster. that services are collapsing as fighting continues between the houthi rebels and the saudi-led government >>> governmentors are taking out there 4.2 billion as greece tries to clinch a last-minute deal with creditors >>> in mali tuareg rebels are expected to sign a peace deal with the government later on saturday. they'll focus on better representation for the north,

marley had hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, don't miss our special tony's preview at 11:30 sunday morning, we will have interviews with the nominees and highlights from the shows and of course, tune in for the award show live sunday night at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> and that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 the woman trapped in the ruble of the center city building collapse, meets the man who saved her life, this is on the second anniversary of that deadly accident. >>> also today, we will remember beau biden "eyewitness news" live from delaware as, hundreds gather to pay their respects to the former attorney general and son of the nation's vice-president kathy? >>> we have an improving forecast sunshine out right now and that will continue through the evening but then a cold front will move through changing our weather for the weekend. we will have an update with the seven day forecast. >>> it was a gathering spot for philadelphia's movers and shakers but now the four seasons hotel is about to shut its doors. we will gather for one last brunch, next on "eyewi

. >> cbs news correspondent marley hall says patients are turning to more than just die totes reshape their bodies. >> reporter: ann hanson went from this, to this in five years. dropping a total of 170-pound through diet and exercise. >> i thought through all this hard work and sweat blood and tears that i would have the fairy tail ending at the end of the weight loss and i didn't. >> reporter: the 54 year-old was left with sagging skin, he had surgery on her arms, abdomen, and breasts. >> but at the end of the day when i got undressed i was reminded of hoy used to be. >> reporter: new numbers from the american society of plastic surgeons show ann is not alone. procedures related to massive weight loss such as tummy tucks and lift of the thigh upper arm and breast are increasing. >> there has been a rise, clearly over the past several years in bariatric surgeries. >> reporter: experts say that increase in weight loss surgery is fueling the plastic surgery trend. >> last year nearly 45,000 patient his lost large amounts of weight had plastic surgery to reshape their bodies. >> what i

marley hall, cbs new york. >> the tony awards tomorrow night starting at 8:00. >> the san francisco zoo just took a dive into the art world today and unveiled the sculpture learning plaza. 60 life like sculptures served as an outdoor educational space. now educators can get a look at the platypuses and the artist who sculpted each animal. the man behind at&t park's massive glove. >> a little bit scary. just a little bit scary. >> they're not real. >> that's good to know. one big scorpion. we have clouds clouds along the shoreline. so something for everybody. this is high atop mount hamilton. the highest peek in the bay area. 74 degrees at concord. oakland 64. liver more 80. so there's the 20-degree spread between the shoreline and well inland. that's going to get wider as the weekend goes on. what's happening is that low pressure that was offshore from us earlier in the week now moved down to the desert southwest and a hurricane and all that moisture, actually, it still is a hurricane. it will drag all that moisture into the southwest and produce a thunder bumper or two. by the time the

tonight home is marley stone talks to the man behind the camera. >>> it's the celebrity hacking scandal that rocked hollywood almost a year ago. tonight, what we're learning about how close investigators are to catching the people responsible. >>> and can you tell what is behind this tree? the animal sightings getting some attention tonight in montgomery county. >>> i'm alissa millay. 95 southbound at powder mill road. we're going to have the two right lanes closed until >>> share the road. that's the message tonight from the d.c. man who shot this video. we first showed it to you last night. it shows a delaware state officer flashing his badge and gun after that cyclist tried reporting him for parking in the bike lane. as shomari stone reports now, new tonight, it's not the first time we've seen problems on l street northwest. >> it's stressful to look at it now. try not to watch that kind of thing. >> reporter: robert fitzgerald speaks out for the first time about this video he shot from his camera mounted on his bicycle. it shows an suv illegally parked in the popular l street northw

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. >> snacks, bob marley posters, infinity tattoos. urban outfitters would go out of business completely. and the fast food industry. what about the fast food industry? >> there's a lot of nonpot heads that use the fast food industry, too. >> i don't know about that. also you saying that is detrimental and makes people sit on the couch. looks like liberal internet is not too happy with that. seeing headlines fox news host, drugs are the reason all poor people are poor. that will be a little rough. die know. seriously go out into public without makeup. >> i do all of the time. i look better without makeup. >> i understand. the lathes time i did it some kid looked at his dad and asked if i had ebola. that was a little tough. you got to do tough things sometimes. >> how did the first show so far go comparing it to other firsts like the first star wars or the old testament? >> i have never seen star wars and never read the old testament. >> you are the best. >> b minus. >> b minus. okay. that's all right with me. all right katherine, joann

snacks, bob marley tattoos. urban outfitters would go out of business completely. the fast food i havndustry. >> there's a lot of non-potheads that use the fast food industry also. >> i don't know about that. you say it's debt riptal and makes people sit on the couch. looks like liberal internet's not too happy with that. i've seen some headlines, fox news hosts, drugs are the reason all poor people are poor. that's a little rough. go out into public without makeup. >> i do, all the time. >> so how did this first show go compared to the first star wars or the old testament? >> i've never seen star wars or read the old testament. >> you're the best. >> b minus. >> b minus? okay. . a number. . the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ugh! heartburn! did someone say burn? try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. thank you. alka-seltze

. >> cbs reporter marley hall has been covering the story as it's been unfolding. it's hard enough to accept this horrific thing happened, but i wonder if it's even harder for people who live there to know that this alleged gunman sat there for an hour watching the people that he intended to kill as they prayed. >> reporter: that's right. there is certainly a sense of betrayal. the alleged gunman sat among them in their prayer meeting for an hour before he opened fire killing nine churchgoers. now this community is stunned, but they are also angry that such an act of violence could happen in their place of worship, but i spoke to a number of people earlier who say they do feel a sense of relief that the alleged gunman has been apprehended. >> i'm wondering as you're talking to folks there in south carolina are many of them wearing their hearts on their sleeves tonight? >> reporter: hearts are certainly heavy and the only thing anyone can talk about and immediately after the shooting last night and throughout the day there have been multiple gathers people gathering

have arrested the head of the spy chief of the country and any time you arrest a government personal, marley a high ranking one with, the government on record will be upset, it is like arrested the head of m 16 in the u.k., there's a broodier question of using international criminal justice to arrest african political authorities. we just had the controversy with the president of sudan on the other hand, there are serious allegations that have been made against not only -- but even the president for major human rights violation that were committed as they took power and subsequently in the democratic republic of congo between 1996, and 2004. and there has been no accountability on an international level for those crimes and so oi think there are a set of issues here that needs to be dealt with. at the same time i have read the indictment, and i wouldn't say it is -- i think there's problems with it. i can understand also why the authorities are frustrated about it. tell us more about spain's role in this clearly they had spaniards get killed but there is also the jurisdiction law, that i thi

marley hall, cbs news, new york. >> the fda does not have to follow the advice of the advisory panel, but it usually does. >>> we've got new information tonight on the woman mauled to death by a lion in south africa. 29-year-old katherine chappelle was in the country to raise money for anti-poaching organizations. she was an award winning video editor who worked on the hit movie series captain america and game of thrones. the park where the attack happened was under investigation for selling off older lions to be used in canned hunting operations. >>> nasa now celebrating the 50th anniversary of a staple from outer space called the spacewalk. it was half a century ago astronaut edward white stepped outside the gemini 4 spacecraft and the video shows him floating above the earth in a white spacesuit with tethers behind him. white was only the second human to walk in space. >>> it looks like maryland is losing the hbo political comedy veep. the show currently films in columbia, baltimore , but the california commission said the film received tax benefits in exchange for relocating. it's

i'm marley hall in charleston, south carolina, with the latest coming up. >>> we begin with breaking news from annapolis. late today maryland governor larry hogan announced he's battling cancer. thanks for joining us. i'm debra alfarone. >> and i'm derek mcginty. scott broom with more on this shocking announcement that i think caught most everybody by surprise. >> reporter: it did. it was a very horrible and also surprising announcement this afternoon. this is a type b nonhodge lins lymphoma the -- non-hodgkin's lich open a the governor said. he's going -- lymphoma the governor said. he's going to begin his treatments immediately. >> a few days ago i was diagnosed with cancer. it's an aggressive b cell non- hodgkin's lymphoma. i'm going to face this challenge with the same energy and determination that i've relied on to climb every hill and overcome of obstacle that i've faced in my life. the good news is that although i've learned this cancer i have is a very aggressive one and it's spread very rapidly, it's also one that responds very aggressively to chemotherapy treatment. the bes

. >> bj says, bob marley, with my wife megan and their wedding song there is past saturday. congratulations to you. >> my wedding song was great song another beautiful ♪ ♪ rocky, problems. >> i think -- i don't know how many comments i got over the week edge, about our conversation on friday. >> dreaming of me when you're having sex or are you thinking of me while you're having sex in that one. >> please bob. save us. he's having breakfast. good morning to you bob. up in the great northeast. >> great northeast what are you up to, bob? why are you making out with a diamond? >> bob, you're on. >> i was slow dancing. >> oh? >> i was slow dancing here in northeast fill. >> i good morning, everybody, it is breakfast with bob time coming to you live this morning, from the dining car in northeast philadelphia. good morning, northeast philly. >> good morning. this is the spot for years and years where northeast philly, gets started. check out the special of the day. it is bob's butter milk biscuits topped with the chipped beef and home fries, plus we'll flow in coffee. we got sp

. >> bob marley died from melanoma between his toes so patients of all skin tone should be checked once a year by terminologist. now in the era in smartphone if you see a new or changing spot on your skin. take a picture, track it over time and work with your dermatologist that anything new or change is caught early. that is the best defense. leon: what is new and changing. you notice things as you get older. everybody gets a spot or something like that. how am i going to know for sure something i see is worth going to a doctor about? doctor: i talk to my patients about the ugly duckling. if you have one spot that doesn't look like the others it's more concerning. we don't get 100 melanomas. we get a 100 freckles. the one thing that stands out one is not like the other, is what we worry about. alison: good advice. great. thank you. leon: what sun screen would you use? doctor: a lot of it all the time. broad spectrum and at least spf 30. leon: you don't have a particular kind or brand? >> i like a lot. daily veno protect because it's a serum. even guys like it. light weight. doesn't make

we also know that he intends to travel to marley and the public to meet the leaders of those countries to discuss how to better security the border. he will be tested because one of the major problems was defeating the group and securing the area. ten many people are now egg tore see exactly how he will respond, many the face of this fresh violence. >> that was evonn reporting there from nigeria. now to events at least off the coast of their country the navy there says it is escorting a boat carrying more than 700 migrants to a safe location. it is a overlettedded fishing get. myanmar had initially said it would be taken to bangladesh, but now says it will decide what to do with the 727 migrants once they have been identified. let's hear from florence, she is in the biggest city. >> the government hasn't reveal add lot of information about what it plans to do with the 727 people found onboard a boat in it's waters on friday. now the minser said they would be taking to an undisclosed location, but refused to clarify whether they would still be on a boat or allowed to disembark. they wil

. >> snacks, bob marley posters, infinity tattoos, visine, urban outfitters would go out of business completely. what about the fast food industry? >> you know, there's a lot of non-potheads that use the fast food industry, too. >> i don't know about that. also, you saying that it's detrimental and makes people -- it looks like liberal internet's not too happy with that. i see some headlines. fox news host, drugs are the reason all four people are poor. >> yes. >> that's going to be a little rough. you might, i don't know. so, yeah, but then seriously, go out into public without makeup. >> i do all the time. i actually look better without makeup. >> i understand. the last time i did it, some kid looked at his dad and asked him if i had ebola. you have to do tough things sometimes. >> how did the first show go so far. comparing it to the other firsts, like the first "star wars" and old testament? >> i've never seen "star wars" or read the old testament. >> so you're the best. >> thanks, joann. >> b-minus. >> okay. well, that's all right with me. all right, katherine, joann and tucker.

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marley hall, cb is. three "eyewitness news". >>> we are learning more about local connections, to this deadly church shooting, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao spoke with the church leader from philadelphia who knew slain state senator clementa pinkany. >> reporter: mother bethel ame church in society hill was quiet just hours after learning nine people and a sister church in charleston south carolina were gunned down during a meeting there to pray. the man leading, reverend clementa pinkany who was a state senator is confirmed to be among the dead. >> this is such a great loss. >> reporter: mark kelly tyler knew the reverend well, philadelphia's where the entire ame church was founded as pastor here at mother bethel tyler spoke with the reverend half dots even times a year. >> great politician but a very good pastor, very committed to his church. >> reporter: emmanuel ame church will invoke they images but before these tragedy, two planned to meet again just weeks from now to go over a project the

marley hall, cbs news, livingston, new jersey. >> that first republican debate, august 6th, five weeks away. >>> it's midnight in athens. european union finance ministers have decided not to grant a bailout extension to greece, lacking the money to cover billions of dollars in international debt. greece risks getting kicked out of the euro zone. yesterday that rocked stock mark, including wall street. today the street was relatively calm. at the white house, president obama spec about to situation and its potential impact on the u.s. economy. >> for the american people this is not something that we believe will have a major shock to the system. >> worried about a run on banks, greece's government has shut them for a weak and is limiting withdrawals at cash machines to just under $70 a day per customer. the government has scheduled a referendum on whether to accept debt recommendations. >>> this is a yellow alert day. here's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> okay, the entire metro area is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00. and the threats are damaging winds and al

and the first thing the president did was go to the bob marley museum. but they didn't let the full press pool into the museum. they only let still photographers. there was only pictures of the president looking at the albums. it was frustateerating from me. from our standpoint you could hear strains of one love playing, which would have been a nice bid for our radio story on arrival in kingston. but we didn't get it. >> actually scott e-mailed me from that. whenever there's a problem with access in this way, the board and the members of the pool start lining up e-mail and we're communicating to each other about problems. he told me the sound track to this huge conflagration in kingston was one love by bob marley. how much -- what mix are you looking for at the white house? you do explanatory journalism you break news, are you looking for a particular mix in your beat reporting? >> we obviously try to report the news of the day. we want to be -- there was a time when npr saw itself as sort of a supplementary news source. we figured our listeners were get

. >> marley, what have you got there? >> i decided to walk up to people and go oh, cute dog. i voted no, and i was like, cool, i work here. >> yeah, that's uncomfortable. >> yeah, i know. >> yeah. i'm scared every day brian is going to have a heart attack and that's the call i'm going to get from caitlin that shein the hospital. it's hard on all of us, and, you know, what do you do. >> nine hours, kayla, until we learn what's up. >> there's a perception that on main street we're making all this money, this and that, and all the money that i have in here is spent for bills, you know. tax taxes. we hope there's a light at the end of the tunnel and things work out and it's all just shakes out the way we want it to. >> i'm just going to feel weird being there in the council. >> like just sitting there hearing the results. >> sitting there hearing the results. >> yeah. >> i'm literally going to need to bring something that i can hide my face in so i can either cry or laugh or cheer into my sweatshirt. >> don't have a poker face. >> other than that i don't know how to react to this

marley hall reports from new york. >> reporter: fun home was the best musical of the year taking top honors at the tony awards. >> we stand here because your faith was boundless. >> reporter: the tony for best play went to "the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime" which also scored a leading actor trophy for its star alex sharp. >> i just want to dedicate this to any young person out there who feels misunderstood or who feels different. >> reporter: helen mirren won her first tony award for her role as queen elizabeth ii in "the audience." >> i'm so thrilled. thank you very much indeed. >> reporter: broadway itself may have been the biggest winner. stage productions took in nearly $1.4 billion this season and that's a record. comedies won in the musical acting categories with trophies going to annalee ashford for "you can't take it with you" and christian boyle for "something rotten." >>> right now we're joined by "u.s.a. today" entertainment reporter air arienne koch -- reporter arienne thompson. >> new info about caitlyn. >> she tweeted out trans is beautiful. really stepp

. >> i have a lot of bob marley -- >> that was shocking. you'd at least think they'd have a monument. >> tom brokaw who is better? >> i think his wife's amazing. >> she is. meredith's fantastic. yeah, we were up last night, tom's event, talking about his life. he's talked about the greatest generation, time to talk about one of the greatest reporter and journalists, 50 years at nbc. >> can you believe that? >> i didn't realize that until he said that. >> i stepped back and took a year. >> next year, half a century at nbc for tom brokaw. >> he has been without the funny accent the forrest gump of -- he was always an extraordinary places wsb in atlanta, at the start of the civil rights movement. really, right in the heart of the civil rights movement. then he went out to l.a. and he covers the rise of ronald reagan and all of the tumult in california. >> watergate at the white house, been there every step of the way. >> great to celebrate with him. >>> big changes under way at tsa after a series of stunning and troubling security failures. ac

no tie dye no black lights no bob marley posters, just plant and science. bear reel real is the lead botanist in the stanley brothers' lab. this is charlotte's web? >> right. >> what do you do with this heart? >> right now, we make our whole plant extract with the plant. we cultivate it in the field. we grow it until it flowers. we harvest it dry and bring it back to the lab to do an extraction on it that turns into our charlotte's web oil. >> would you call that a marijuana plant or a hemp plant? >> a hemp plant. >> reporter: distinction that the stanley brothers and everyone that works for them makes between hemp and marijuana is important to understand. a botanist would tell you the plants are the same, but according to the federal farm bill of 2014, a plant with less than .3% of thc, the ingredient that gets high, is hemp. >> so, this is all hemp. it has lower than .3% thc. >> lower than .3? >> .3. that's right. but it has a naturally very high amount of cbd. >> reporter: cbd is the chemical compound some believe helps people with epilepsy. when you loo

had marley had hall for "eyewitness news". >> the judge set bail at one million-dollar on a weapons charge and another judge will hold a hearing later on those murder charges but unlikely roof will be allowed to leave jail. >>> well many local pastors who are prepared their weekend services may reevaluate safety of your own churches in the wake of the charleston church master kerr. "eyewitness news" reporter todd king year is live at mother bethel ame church in society hill with more, todd. >> reporter: and chris those shootingness charleston have now put a new spotlight on the idea of armed guard in church. the shock over shooting in charlton inside african-american ame church has reverb rated here to the sister church mother bethel ame. >> my congregation, it hit really hard. especially those active in the building at times and they can feel now their own vulnerability. >> reporter: at thursday night's inter faith vigil here armed security personnel were on hand, after pastor mark tyler said security has always been a big concern and what happened in charleston is a horrific example as t

evening and see that its origin and if it does bring scattered thunderstorms in the napa county area as marley's by inland 69 percent among more in the '60s and pleasanton 72 other more 72 most of sunshine inland locations and around 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon highs tamales bay shoreline to tell me the 65 san leandro 62 for richmond l to bombay area and the peninsula tomorrow coastal region will get the drizzle early morning and will get to mid-60s early in the afternoon and sunday forecast will have a chance to warm things up seven assists ma 77 inland and '80s by saturday sunday and then we can reach the '90s possibly but there's a good chance by monday tuesday the cities could reach 90. >> catherine: inclosure happening this weekend workers will be doing the areas you want to avoid later new information on the deadly police shooting in boston will we learn what the suspect alleged terror plot to a >> catherine: the national park service between for bell coliseum stations happening for parts of the upcoming two weekends the big time friend and repair work on the tracks the closures run till

number two, from the greens in hollywood to marley matlin. she was only 21 when she took home her award for "children of a lesser god." number three, steve jobs. college dropout was only 21 not 22 -- sorry, taylor swift -- when he co-founded apple computers with steve wozniak. it all started in the family garage. number four a recorder that could help legislators count the yays and the nays. number five i wonder if he knew he would be in this club with justin bieber. the biebs turning the ripe old age of 21 this year. we have the same initials but we definitely have different hair. the guy on the left real hair. the guy in the center of your screen, big, poofy hair. the guy on the right of your screen, fake hair. but that's how we roll here. that wraps up "the rundown" on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. "news nation" with tamron hall is next. i'll see you here tomorrow. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. conservationist ramsey american express for travel and entertainment worldwide. just show them

and marley manning on how books helped the moral of military in world war ii. sunday night at 9:00 on afterwards the need of a sexual revolution in the middle east. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, we're live from the gettysburg college civil war institute annual conference on the civil war's end and aftermath. saturday morning beginning at 8:30 eastern with university of california los angeles history professor on general grant. at 11:00 holzer on abraham lincoln. sunday morning live coverage at 8:30 city college of new york history professor gregory downs on the consequences of the civil war. later at 11:00, a discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state university history professor william blair. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> on tuesday, agriculture secretary tom vilsack spoke about child nutrition programs and the healthy hunger free kids' act which is said to expire on october 1st. house education and workforce committee considering a reauthorization of that law. congressman john kline shares this t

something every former president thinks about, their legacy what they are going to be remembered for, but a marley tough situation for bush because he is a one-term president and that sort of historically a bit of a black mark. how do you think history will -- now we have had 25 years almost how do you think history will remember the bush 41 presidency? >> he was right. the latest poll i saw has him tied with bill clinton as the most popular former president. i think history is beginning to understand how significant what george bush did, not only the foreign policy we know he nurtured the collapse of the soviet union, dealt with it in a way that was absolutely amazing bringing about the automaticfication and making europe whole and free in such a short period of time. and certainly how he handled the gulf war and the fact that he was smart enough not to chase saddam hughes say into baghdad and get the u.s. bogged down in the quicksand of a occupation but people are beginning to realize how prolific he was on domestic policy. he passed more significant domestic legislation than any president excep

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