dramatic video of an angry passenger appearing to attack a crew member. at that time, he was like, why are you smiling at me? that s when we realized this was probably not going to be good. television script writers walk off the job, putting hundreds of shows in jeopardy of being shut down. what the walkout could mean for viewers. you ve got this culture that just allows it to happen, and it happened again and again. teachers sexually abusing their students in public schools nationwide. a cbs reports investigation finds a broken system that enables abusers. i feel like i have a poorly-wired time bomb inside of me. in maine, this remote farm is at the center of a growing national debate about forever chemicals in your food. norah: and the tony nominees are tonight, and a look at one of this year s most-talked-about shows. i think we all thought, oh, wow, we have something special that could take us places. norah: good evening to our viewer
i think we all thought, oh, wow, we have something special that could that could take us places. reporter: those places including london s west end, where the production received five olivier awards, including a highly-unusual best supporting actor for the puppetry team. which includes scarlet wilderink. there s lots of people working together. designers, makers, sculptors, actors. so many people backstage and on stage that do so much to make this happen. reporter: bringing the tiger to life. all of the sounds are made by the puppeteers, correct? that s right. reporter: all right, so let s hear tiger roar, guys. [roaring] okay, i m leaving, goodbye. thank you. thank you very much. with five tony nominations, they hope they won t be leaving broadway anytime soon. jamie wax, cbs news, new york. norah: it s great to see broadway back. that is tonight s