michaela, thank you very much. michaela: you are very welcome.to syria, they warned there could be a massive, new wave of refugees, speculating about a worst-case scenario that could see 600,000 people forced from their homes. the turkish foreign minister has announced their country will take in 10,000 more, but many more are stranded, unable to leave syria after that country restricted access to border crossings. reporter: these humanitarian aid trucks are allowed to cross the border freely, but the tens of thousands of syrians who fled the fighting are now making time in these makeshift caps. they are safe from the battle for now, but aid workers say the camps are already stretching beyond capacity. turkey announced tuesday it will open its border and allow syrian refugees to enter in what it calls a controlled fashion. but the u.n. refugee agency says that is not enough to relieve the pressure on the camp. >> mainly, people are not being allowed to cross the border, and we are asking turkey to open its border to all civilians from syria who ar

michaela pereira is up there as well. michaela, are you ready to go in?ht. well let's head inside. we'll be back later on tonight and make sure you catch michaela with all of the night's best moments on "new day" tomorrow morning and can you continue to weigh in during this telecast. cnn.com/awardsvote. i'll see you after the broadcast, i'm going to go inside and get my oscars on. michaela, i'll see you inside. good night, everybody, thanks for watching. >> thank you. can i had honesty. >> i have no idea what i'm doing here. it feels insane. >> and a wicked separates of humor. >> what are you going to do if you lose? >> i'm going to go, what? >> catapulted jennifer lawrence to the top. >> it's absolutely incredible. i've been incredibly blessed. >> starring in the biggest hits. >> you can't really pigeonhole her into a certain type. >> winning the most prestigious awards. >> it's so unexpected. it just kind of

i want to start by introducing michaela brown. thank you for being with us today. >> you are an absolutely wonderful artist and that we are looking at one of your pieces a moment ago. it's so very striking. it's a dark piece but it isn't dark in the way that it feels. it feel like to live. talk to us about that and i want to see if we can get that in. >> it's a piece in response to it's commentary on feminism and rape culture and the divide between black and white communities. >> do you see what looks like her hair. >> i saw that. >> what about the symbolism. >> it's inspired by queen mother which to the 16th century ivory carving. it was the first position of power in the kingdom for a woman. it gave the chief's mother special privileges and at the time they had the porches -- portuguese carved around at the crown. it's a piece to talk about commodity and personal commodity and how black female images are presented as commodity. >> what happens with the gala is at the gala which is your annual development effort and the dates ove

let's go over to michaela. >>> u.s.g the oil fields is cutting off the main source of revenue. there is one refinery in northern syria that was just liberated. the horrifying discovery we made there. next. prepare for challenges specific to your business by working with trusted advisors who help turn obstacles into opportunities. experience the power of being understood. rsm. audit, tax and consulting for the middle market. think of it as a seven seat for an action packed thriller. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> american-led coalition air strikes are hitting where it hurts, in the pocketbook. the terrorist group once made $40 million a month with oil. clarissa ward got a firsthand look at the recently liberated oil field and some of what you found was truly disturbing. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. that's right. not that long ago, oil really was isis' mainstream of revenue. they were making nearly $500 million a year

>> and michaela brennan from the hula girl bar and grill. coming up next at 11:00. unless you have allergies., then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >> it is that time of the week when we say cheers to the weekend! every friday night we invite a bartender to share her signature cocktail. >> this week we are joined by michaela that a hula girl come with you. >> let's move along. >> we have an ounce or so of our rum and then we're going to do about two ounces of ging ginger licquer. and we make our own orget. we distill the nut get into it. >> like crush it. >> it's a big secret. >> we have a pineapple puree, a touch o

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michaela pereira, cnn: "can we hear it again? cause i don't hear music." chris cuomo, cnn: "that's what they're talking about. the screams from some alien." why can't it just be space wind?" michaela pereira, cnn: "space wind." chris cuomo, cnn: "no wind in space." we welcome your you heard. high pressure will dominate the weather picturethis week. expect mild to warm occasional high clouds. a couple of weak systems could bring showers saturday and late sunday to the region, but they will likely be weak and track to our north. temperatures will cool in their wake, after warming to 70 by the end of the work week for western nevada valleys. -jeff tonight: mostly clear, with a low around 30. calm wind becoming north around 5 mph. tuesday: sunny, with a high near 53. southeast wind 5 to 10 mph. tuesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 31. south wind around 5 mph. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 64. southeast wind around 5 mph. cloudy, with a low around 36. thursday: mostly sunny, with a high near 68. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low ar

athena >> reporter: good morning, michaela. last night we saw a more demure, toned down donald trump. while the candidates have been battling out for undecided voters here, last night was less about direct attacks on each other and more about making the case for why they should be the nominee. on night 2 of cnn's town hall, donald trump toning down his rhetoric but turning up the heat with george w. bush. >> he started something that destroyed the middle east. it started isis. >> reporter: the billionaire questions bush's reasons for going to the war in iraq but dancing around a previous claim that bush's administration lied about the knowledge of weapons of mass destruction. >> well, a lot of people agreed with what i said. no one knows why we went into issue. i don't know. it was a mistake. >> it was a mistake that you lied. >> i would have to see the mistake. something was going on. i don't know why he went in. >> trump with howard stern in 2002 where he made comments supporting the world. >> he asked are you for invading ir

brent: michaela kuefner, thank you very much grade in mexico, 52 guards and inmates are reported to have been killed and several more injured in a prison riot. local media are reporting that the right broker before dawn and the situation is now under control. it happen in the trouble chico prison in the northeast city of monterey. it comes days ahead of a planned visit by pope francis to another prison in the region. all right, our correspondent is in mexico city and he joins us with more on the story. do we have monday deals on what happened inside the prison -- do we have more details on what happened inside the prison? reporter: well, details are still sketchy but we know is that the right started 11:30 yesterday evening and him family was between 2 groups of inmates. the fight left -- went on for at least two hours and authorities regained control around 1:30 in the morning. on the outside of the prison, relatives are still trying to find out what happened to the people they know who are inside, and that led to tensions earlier this morning when they tried to get into the prison and

. >> that was michaela perrea reporting. durham teacher philip riggs was recognized for winning the music educator award. he teaches at the north carolina school of science and math. he was selected out of 4500 teachers for the award. two more locals also shared in the grammy-winning celebrations, durham ninth wonder and raleigh rhapsody contributed to the grammy- winning album, kendrick lamar. >>> a tractor-trailer jackknifed causing a chain reaction crash in pennsylvania this morning. this was the scene of the 11 vehicle pileup. hospitals but were not badly hurt. nearly a dozen told trucks were on the scene to help pull apart the wrecked vehicles. it took several hours to clean up the fuel that spilled onto the highway. >>> a powerful line of squalls swept across south florida. on i-95, it left a trail of damage. downed trees, power lines and highway signs litter the road. the debris stalled traffic from palm beach county to miami- de twteusers reported tornado sightings, but the national weather service has not confirmed

michaela pereira. hello. >> you know how to charm a lady, don't you, miguel?, two big political races shaping up for tomorrow. we have the latest. donald trump well out in front in south carolina where republicans vote tomorrow. he is raising eyebrows, though. once again, walking back on critical comments he made about the pope after a dust-up thursday. how will voters weigh that as they get ready to vote? don't mind chris's hand. he is putting his suit on. we recap the latest town hall and speak with the republican candidate john kasich. a tighter horse race shaping up for democrats in nevada. hillary clinton and bernie sanders slinging mud. can clinton win another nail biter or will sanders pick up more momentum? >> hi, chris. >> he can't help himself. i raised my eye brows so many times, i pulled a muscle. >> he is falling apart. >>> see you in a bit. >> thanks. the dow's winning streak is over, but it's still up 450 points this week. will it add to that total? we'll get an early start on your money next. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her fe

ryan. >> reporter: good morning, michaela.know what we were expecting yesterday when we watched him in court. i think we were expecting him to say something. that didn't happen. he may have wrecked one of his cars, made a switch in between the shootings. that has a lot of people baffled as to what the motive is in this crime. >> are you jason brian dalton? >> yes. >> reporter: the 45-year-old uber driver appears in court for the first time villa video, showing no emotion as the judge read the 16 charges against him. >> is there anything you wish to tell the court? >> i prefer just to remain silent. >> reporter: dalton admitted to "taking people's lives." investigators say he roamed the streets targeting his victims at ran don, gunning them down while picking up fares between. >> i said you're not the shooter, are you? and he said no. and i said, are you sure? and he kind of just said no. i'm just tired. i've been driving for seven hours. >> reporter: his youngest victim, 14-year-old abigail kopf. so critically injured she was

>> reporter: hi, michaela. absolutely horrifying attacks. one in syria.ne more toward the east, one towards the west. both in highly contested areas. in one of the attacks, apparently a hospital was bombed. then rescuers went in to try to save the people who were wounded. then that hospital was bombed again, killing even more people. so a lot of carnage. of course now the big question, who did it. the turks claiming the russians were behind one of the strikes. the russians denying it. one of the strikes they believe was conducted by syrian regime airplanes. the syrian government denying that. the syrian government says they believe the u.s. was behind one of the bombings. america says our planes were nowhere near that area at any point in time. certainly a lot of things unclear on that battle field. amnesty international, however, is saying that the bombing, targeting of hospitals, schools, and civilian areas amount to war crimes. john. >> all right. frederick pleitgen with reports of what is going on on the ground in syria. thanks to fred. >>> back on th

. >>> let's look at what is coming up on "new day" with michaela pereira. hello, love. how are you?t out. i'll tell you what is coming up on "new day." carson, cruz and rubio getting down and dirty in the first of two republican town halls here on cnn. policy and their personal lives seemingly all fair game. two days ahead of south carolina's primary. now the governor of that state of south carolina offering a big endorsement. will it tip the scales on saturday? you will hear from a top trump advisor when he takes the stage tonight. >>> we are watching a battle with apple and the fbi over the cell phone data or the cell phone access of the san bernardino terrorist. would helping unlock one cell phone set a terrible precedent apple warns of? we will explore that today. >> we have been talking about this. every break, we look and say how can you -- you want to understand the technology of it. >> i don't pay attention because i'm on my phone. >> nice to see you, michaela. >>> oil cutting the dow losses in half for the year. i'll tell you why when we get an early start on your money nex

hi, joe. >> reporter: good morning, michaela.ernie sanders has been leading in the polls here for months, this is all about expectation. he will be speaking so expand on essentially what is a home field advantage. hillary clinton will be trying to appear competitive in a state where the polls appear to be against her. >> i feel really great being back in new hampshire after winning in iowa and having a chaps to come here. >> reporter: riding high on the narrowest victory in caucus history, hillary clinton taking the showdown over votes in new hampshire. >> we fought secretary clinton through a virtual tie. we have not even seen all the breakdowns of the election results. >> reporter: bernie sanders feeling good about his odds on the granite state where he has been polling for months. his double digit lead fueling his confidence. >> if we can win here in new hampshire -- let me rephrase it. when we win here in new hampshire >> reporter: while clinton won the primary in 2008, the state has often supported neighboring politicians, p

jeff. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michaela. hillary clinton will return this week with a new spring in her step, with good reason. she controls the opening three contests. she won iowa and nevada. she is not done trying to define bernie sanders. take a listen to what she said over the weekend in houston. >> i don't think it's right to look a person in the eye who's hurting and needs help and tell them if they vote is for you you will get $5,000 in health care but only have to pay $500 for it. you shouldn't say that unless you can really deliver that. >> so hillary clinton is trying to suggest that bernie sanders is promising more than he can deliver. that will be her central message back to south carolina. he is not giving up at all. he will keep an eye to the super tuesday states in a week's time. yesterday he was campaigning in greenville. he will be campaigning in massachusetts later this afternoon. that is a key super tuesday state. i flew to south carolina over the weekend. he said he will keep fighting until the end in ju

let's get to michaela out in hollywood. i don't know if you've slept yet.rter: i slept for a moment. there are a few people coming behind me at the lobby. last night at the oscar telecast, chris rock did not let hollywood off the hook. the comedian is lighting up social media giving the movie industry some tough love, hammering home the lack of diversity in film. his monologue just an opening act to what would be a politically charged night. >> well, i'm here at the academy awards. otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> reporter: the highly anticipated monologue took the verse have controversy head-on. >> people were like you should quit. how come it's only unemployed people that tell you to quit something? >> reporter: rock holding nothing back. >> the 88th academy awards. which means this whole no black nominee thing has happened at least 71 other times. black people did not protest. why? because we had real things to protest at the time. you know? we had other things to protest. we were too busy being raped and lim lim lynched to care. >

all days as michaela rock survey become a she worries about how she is going to cope.s shows there are some brain function and no one can tell how this crisis will unfold. bbc news, in brazil. anchor: imagine the terror on thousands of pregnant women in brazil who are waiting to get tested and to find out if their babies have been affected. fertility authorities in the u.k. have, for the first time, approved the genetic modification of human embryos. that means scientists will be able to alter the dna of early-stage human cells. it is a big step in finding clues on why women miscarry. our medical correspondent has more. >> creating human life in a dish. scientists have been able to do that for a decade. now they can go a step further, altering it genetically. insurgents in london will be using on it embryos -- using donated embryos. a it is the first time project like this has been approved by a national regulator. potential medical benefits in terms of a better idea. endured 4 -- >> she endured four miscarriages over the course of a year. >> i found it frustrating why

michaela. >>> breaking news in the 2016 race.eased in the last hour show clinton and sanders neck and neck. donald trump with a shocking lead over his rivals more than the next three combined. trump holding a commanding 16-point lead in south carolina three days before the gop primary. he's way ahead of cruz, bush, and rubio. the front-runner even rating high among evangelicals which is typically a cruz stronghold with 42% of their vote. half republican voters remain uncommitted to a candidate. as for the democrats, hillary clinton leads bernie sanders about i a comfortable margin in south carolina. she has the most support in african-american voters, two groups she will need to clinch nomination. >>> president obama ripping into the republican field at his news conference. declaring donald trump will not be his successor and accuses marco rubio of flip-flopping. athena jones live from beaufort, south carolina. good morning, athena. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we're talking about a bare-knuckle bronze to win, place, or show

once again, michaela's keen eye saves us.nsists. it is john berman. first, do your job says president obama to senate republicans for when he tphop nominates a successor to antonin scalia. he plans to pick an in disputably qualified nominee. one key gop senator now says he isn't ruling out holding hearings. >> president obama using a news conference to take on republican front-runner donald trump. he insists he will not be the next president because he is not, quote, hosting a talk show. we begin with cnn chris frates right at the white house. >> reporter: my cada, good morning. he said anybody he chooses to replace justice scalia will be in disputably qualified. president obama made his

michaela has the report. >> partial results and unofficial surveys pointing to a no.ntil the final tally is announced, ava morales refuses to admit defeat. votesing hopeful that the from the countryside where he is popular could reverse the trend. areas, if we look at those the revolts change. -- the results change. i asked all sectors and social movement groups to have calm and responsibility and wait for the final result. >> opposition say that his camp should admit they have lost. >> these comments are irresponsible. by trying to manipulate the population they are opening the path for fraud. >> the first indigenous president of bolivia has shepherded the country towards economic growth but his government has been charged with corruption and wasteful spending. a former lover was reportedly appointed as a manager and a chinese form reportedly was given state contracts. he says he wants another term to continue his anti-poverty program. banking move -- on key i-moon, entering in over a political crisis. more we have duncan woodside. of thenow that the plane secretary-

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live in new hampshire. >> reporter: hi, michaela.across the board win for bernie sanders and a humbling defeat for the clinton campaign here in new hampshire. the question going forward, can bernie sanders take the show on the road and survive the front-runner scrutiny. a victory lap for bernie sanders. >> people of new hampshire sent a profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment and, by the way, to the media establishment. >> in a profound message to hillary clinton, who is no longer the undisputed democratic front-runner. a commander across the board win for sanders. among women, young voters and independents, riding the wave of discontentment of politics. the clinton campaign predicted a loss in new hampshire. they got one, even bigger than they feared. supporters masked their frustration with cheers. >> my goodness. i don't know what we would have done tonight if we had won. it's a "new day" in the democratic primary fight. the battle with clinton intensifies. >> they're throwing everything at m

and co stars michaela watkins as ivana trump. tim/jenna/fred (tim) fred, are we expecting a lot of no, generally less than an inch. fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om the hd radar shows snow moving into siouxland. 0.2" of so far in sioux city. road conditions are snow covered. the port neal welding company skycam hd from the sioux city. 20 is the high and 17 is the low. the ground is snow covered in storm lake on the skycam hd. in sioux city, we have 20 degrees. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. wind chills are in the single digits and teens. winds are southeast at 5-10 miles per hour. visibility is lowered where we have falling snow. the jet stream shows that we will be stuck i our cold pattern for another couple of days, but by late saturday, we will see the jet flattening out a bit. we call this "zonal flow," and it will result in a warmup in siouxland. the stormcast hd shows snow this evening, then a cold north wind tomorrow working up, then another chance of snow saturday and early sunday as a warm front moves in. 0.5" or le

. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. donald trump is toning down his rhetoric, backing off attacking ted cruz and recalibrating a bit here on the ground in new hampshire to campaign in a much more traditional way. going into the nation's first primary next tuesday, the gop candidates are taking new hampshire by storm. >> february 9th you've got to get out and vote. no matter where you are, no matter how you feel. i don't give a damn. >> reporter: ramping up ground game, a lesson learned after second place in iowa. he fired up the crowd with one message. he's in it to win it. >> we're going to win on health care. we're going to win with the military. we're going to knock the [ bleep ] out of isis. >> reporter: the latest cnn poll shows trump maintaining his lead among granite state voteers. rubio surging to second place. ted cruz downplaying his third place status. >> if momentum were measured by the media, marco rubio would already be the nominee. >> reporter: attacks on trump. >> donald trump is very rattled right now.

i want to have a positive impact on michaela's life and i am -- mikayl's life. she was happy to be matched up with someone who shared her life of add chen venn which are but she's quick to point out she makes sure we have a roof over our head. she's a nice, lung di. >> you are. >> some people don't. >> her mother wanted her to experience different cultures so she's going on a world tour through cusine. >> the different foods were so awesome. argentina, italy, brazil, japan food. >> i got her a world map that we framed and every some eat at a different restaurant, she huts a sister. tonight that question take them to a jamaica restaurant. >> the two were fast friends and relationship runs even deeper than. >> the more people do positive a mentor. we posted information on our mentoring mats page. >>> still to come, george which knee is the. star wars fans have another reason to get excited. news about open society it. >>> awe man saying facebook, social media site did something illegal. >>> find out why the swim suit issue is giving you more options than ever befo

outside with our fort lauderdale camera free we are hanging tough right around 600. it will be tonig michaela put on the loose in sunday school in india. you can see people climbing the fence to escape the animal. no students were at the school at the time. 10 hours later, the animals finally tranquilized and sent back to the wild. >>> today. miami's jackson high became the first school in florida history to name a woman as they had the ball coach. she may look familiar to you.>> at this time i want to introduce you to our new head football coach, coach kay brunson. >>reporter: she is a character the reality series south beach tell. she is a long time respected coach at the high school and knows just about every student. >> i am a assistant coach for basketball. head flag football coach and i so i see almost half the school everyday. student the generals used to be a powerhouse. last year, not so much. the assistant coach luther campbell, a former raptor is now a respected youth coach. >> she has always been a girl neighborhood. she is a legend. she wants tell you that but she has been the ne

. >> michaela ryder said she saw the crash. >> woman: his wings snapped on the ground. his nose hit, he carpooled a back. aeronautics service getting have the crash happened. and while the pilot's injuries are serious, we are told they are not life-threatening. -plymouth, john koegel, 7news. >> anchor: a chatham airport closed earlier today to allowed a pilot to land with no land you. the plane did suffer some minor damages, but no one was hurt at the airport. it is now back open. >> right now, these are investigating a deadly drive in lynn. two people were killed when their car slammed into a dunkin' donuts. part of the lynnway were shut down with police on scene early this morning, and now, investigators are trying to figure out how this would so tragically wrong. kelly o'hara is live in lynn with what we're learning tonight. kelly? >> reporter: good morning. state police are still out there investigating the cause of the crash killed a young man and woman at the car slammed >> man: an extremely loud bang. it was really loud. it was pretty gruesome, it really was. it

michaela pereira joins us. >> they're all back, christine. studios nice and quiet to ourselves, and it's full-on chaos since berman and camerota returns. have you noticed that? >> camerota is a breath of fresh air, but the rest of them. >> we know that now everything is back to normal, the candidates are hitting the ground running in new hampshire ahead of next week's primary. alison had a chance to speak with marco rubio about his strong showing there in iowa and asked how it's going to impact his strategy in the granite state. we're going to bring you that interview ahead on "new day." >>> plus, we're looking at what the democrats they'd to say tonight in our cnn town hall to sway those new hampshire voters. >>> also, as you've been talking about, the flint water contamination crisis heading to capitol hill. we have a michigan congressman who's trying to fix the problem joining us with what he plans to tell lawmakers and what he's disappointed will not be happening at today's hearings. we've got a big show today. >> nice to see you. thanks.

michaela and i are here in new york.p hitting the jackpot with an across the board win in the nevada caucuses. the tally is not fully counted. marco rubio and ted cruz in a tight battle for second, chris. >> boy, look at that. he almost has the same number of total votes as number two and three combined. third straight victory ahead of super tuesday. now with momentum building, he could be very hard to stop. how will the democratic hopefuls respond to this? we have every angle of the race covered only the way cnn can. let's begin with sara murray in las vegas. sara, good morning. >> reporter: no question this is a blowout for donald trump. he has proven he can win in a cen tri c state. last night he picked up his first western win. meanwhile, his republican rivals are still trying to one up each other and convince the others they are the best to take on trump. donald trump emerging victorious for the third contest in a row. we love nevada. we love nevada. >> 46% with the hispanics. number one with hispanics. >> we won wi

michaela, i'll see you inside. good night, everybody, thanks for watching. >> thank you. can i had honesty. >> i have no idea what i'm doing here. it feels insane. >> and a wicked separates of humor. >> what are you going to do if you lose? >> i'm going to go, what? >> catapulted jennifer lawrence to the top. >> it's absolutely incredible. i've been incredibly blessed. >> starring in the biggest hits. >> you can't really pigeonhole her into a certain type. >> winning the most prestigious awards. >> it's so unexpected. it just kind of feels like you're like living in this dream. >> collecting one of the largest paychecks for an actress under 30. >> she almost has a timeless quality to her, which i do feel. >> never afraid to take chances. >> she's so much fun to work with and so free and uninhibited. >> never afraid to fall down. >> what went through my mind when i fell down? >> a bad word that i can't say. >> dozens of celebrities were exposed this week when their explicit photos were stolen and posted online. >> and through it all, resilient. even in the face of scandal.

cnn's michaela pereira has some of the highlights chris rock host 88th annual academy awards "well i'm here at the academy awards, otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. chris rock's highly anticipated monologue took the -- "oscars so white controversy" head on. chris rock "this is the wildest craziest oscars to host because there's all of this controversy. no black nominees and people are like chris you should boycott, chris you should quit. how come it's only unemployed people that tell you to quit something. laughter rock holding nothing back. chris rock host "why are we protesting? the big question, why this oscars? it's the 88th academy awards which means this whole no black nominees thing happened at least 71 other times... black people did not protest because we had real things to protest at the time. too busy being raped and lynched to care about who won best cinematographer. dedicating his entire open to this year's lack of diversity, rock took this moment to put it all into perspective. chris rock it's not about boycotting want black actors to get the same oppor

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michaela pereira has a look at some of the big winners of the night. "welcome to the 2016 grammy awards, but right now, it's 1989." and taylor swift's year it was. the pop superstar snagging three grammies... including coveted album of the year at the 58th grammy awards. "to all the young women out there, some day when you get where you're going, you'll look around and you will know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there." compton rapper and powerhouse kendrick "and the grammy goes to... to pimp a butterfly. kendrick lamar." electrifying the audience with an explosive performance .. "do you hear me? do you feel me? we go'n be all right." the omnipresent dance hit "uptown funk" by mark ronson and bruno mars named record of the year .... ed sheeran and meghan trainor riding high off their first grammy wins... "my mom and dad for always believing in me. i love you so much. thank you." and adele falling short of vocal perfection when audio issues marred her performance ... "i will see you... " the night peppered with earnest tributes

people in the crowd lifted the child and the wheelchair into michaela pereira has the highlights. (nats: taylor swift) "welcome to the 2016 grammy awards, but the pop superstar snagging three grammies... coveted album of the year at the know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there." compton rapper and powerhouse kendrick lamar grammy goes to... to pimp a butterfly. kendrick lamar." electrifying the audience with an explosive performance .. (nats: kendrick lamar) "do you hit "uptown funk" by mark ronson and bruno mars named record of the year .... ed sheeran and meghan trainor riding high off their first grammy wins... (meghan trainor/artist) "my mom and dad for always believing in me. i love you so much. thank yoyo." and adele e alling short of vocal perfection when audio issues marred her performance ... (nats: adele) "i will see you...(indecipherable)" the night peppered with earnest tributes .. lady gaga channeling red shoes and dance the blues." but many thought it was broadway that stole the show ... (nats: hamilton) "what's your name man? alexander hami

michaela pereira has some of the academy awards) "well i'm here at the academy awards, anticipated monologue took the craziest oscars to host because there's all of this controversy. no black nominees and people are like chris you to quit something. (laughter) rock holding nothing back. (chris rock host)"why are we protesting? the big question, why this oscars? it's the 88th times... black people did not protest because we had real best cinematographer. dedicating his entire open to this year's lack of diversity, rock took this moment to put it all into perspective. (chris rock)it's not about boycotting anything, we want actors to get the same opportunities as white actors, that's it." vice president joe biden was met with a standing ovation pledge that says i will intervene in situations when consent has not or cannot be given, let's change the culture" lady gaga's performance of "til it happens to you" -- nominated for best song. dozens of survivors joining gaga on stage for her emotional tribute. and leonardo dicaprio -- winning his first academy award for his leading role in the revenant

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erin: olympic skier michaela shifrin made a triumphant return to the slopes. sean: she grew up in new hampshire and suffered a knee injury in december. she is back and she picks up where she left off, with that big win. erin: the manchester monarchs had a memorable monday visiting dartmouth. for all these players in the first year in this new league, this was their first visit. the players were a hit with the kids, but the mascot really stole the show, as usual. sean: max is a wild character. the 140th westminster kennel club show is underway in new york. 2700 dogs are taking part. the hound group, toy group, nonsporting group, and herding group were all shown today -- yesterday. there will be a test on this later, kevin. best in show will be selected today. erin: a hotel in wisconsin is offering a special service for pets of guests. doggie weddings. some pet owners are paying $3500 to watch the dogs get hitched at the puppy love package comes complete with a taxi go, dress, photographer, and two-night stay for the happy canine couple. >> it is totally not a s

erin: turning to sports, michaela shifrin made a triumphant return to the slopes on monday. sean: she won the world cup slalom race in switzerland. she grew up in new hampshire. she suffered a knee injury and it looked like she might be out for the season, but she is back. had a memorable day on monday visiting sick kids at the children' s hospital in dartmouth. for all of these players in the first year in their new league, this was their first visit. the players were a hit with kids, but the mascot max stole the show as usual. a hotel in wisconsin is offering is bestial service for pets. doggie weddings -- is offering a special service for pets. doggie weddings. you can get the puppy love package complete with a tux ito, a dress, a photographer, a ceremony, a meal and a tonight stay for the happy canine couple. >> it is totally not a serious thing. i' ve got my two dogs that love each other. i love them. why not celebrate in this way that not many people can say they have done? before the well-known hotel welcomed pets, it hosted sitting presidents and many celebrities. ma

pwelcome back michaela shifrin, pwho grew up in new hampshire. pshe is set to return to the pslopes on monday. pshe has been out since tearing a pligament in her right knee. pat just 20 years old, she has palready won season-long world p>> now, your storm watch 9 pforecast. perin: we are seeing some roads pthat are still a little psnow-covered out there and phighway speeds have been brought pdown to a max of 45 miles per phour. pkevin: there will be a few laces that have a little bit of plight snow this morning. pcertainly nothing like we saw pyesterday. pyou can see the highest amounts pin plaistow at six inches, phudson has four inches. pmanchester, 3.4 inches. pgetting up near three inches of platest report coming in. pstill some snowflakes out there pin spots along with plenty of pclouds. ptemperatures today will be in pthe 20' s. pthat will feel pretty good. punsettled otherwise. pa lot of clouds around over the preally cold air starts to build pin after friday. pwe may look back at this weekend pentire winter. pthe wind chills will be at or

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. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. the rhetoric in this case getting more with each passing day. three out of six republican candidates sitting down for an in depth cnn town hall. the night's hot topic, the truth and who is telling it. marco rubio says it's not ted cruz. >> i said he was lying, because -- >> cruz says it's not donald trump or rubio. >> both trump and rubio are following this pattern, when everybody points to their actual record, to what they said and done, they start screaming, liar, liar, liar. >> and trump says it's not cruz. the billionaire sending the freshman senator a cease and assist order. >> he has done that most of his adult life, but this letter really was -- i practiced law 20 years and this letter really pressed the pounds of the most frivolous and ridiculous letters i have ever seen. >> dr. ben carson said the american people will decide. >> they are smart enough to understand bluster and rhetoric versus truth. >> we should have done more to prevent that attack, but after the fact we ough

chris and michaela of off today. john berman joins me. >> you win the berman primary. >> so lucky!sanders whying the voters. who can best lead our country? clinton clashing with sanders for criticizing president obama instead of embracing him. >> on the republican side, donald trump, not really playing so nice after promising to play nice. the republican field getting ready for their next debate. that is tomorrow night. cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is live in milwaukee with the news from the democratic debate. jeff? >> reporter: good morning, john. this democratic debate opened up the next phase of this primary campaign. hillary clinton tried to serve as a reality check to bernie sanders's aspirations. the third man on the field actually not present was president obama. hillary clinton tried to hug him tighter than ever before. but in a possible sign of things to come as this race moves towards south carolina, bernie sanders perhaps had one of the most memorable lines of the night. he said, he's not the one who ran against him last time. a civil but contentious n

michaela has the highlights. >> reporter: and taylor swift's year it was. the pop super star snagging three grammys including album of the year. >> to all the young women out where you are going, you will look around and you will though that it was you and the people who love you who put you there. >> reporter: kendrick lamar sweeping the rack categories. >> and the grammy goes to pickle butterfly. >> reporter: electrifying the audience with an explosive performance. record of the year. ed sheeran and meghan trainor riding high off their first grammy wins. and adele falling short of vocal perfection when audio issues marred her performance. the night peppered with earnest tributes. lady gaga channeling star dust. but many thought it was broadway that stole the show. a live broadcast of the opening number of the hit musical hamilton dazzling audiences and winning best theater musical album. >> yeah they showed that opening number live. taylor swift joins an impressive group of performers as the only artist to win album of the year multiple time. greats. stev

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. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> it is 6:00 in the on the west coast for super bowl 50. we have a lot to tell you with with game. the gloves are off on the democratic side of the presidential election. hillary clinton and bernie sanders exchanges big barbs last night in a debate about who is progressive and who is best for the job of being president. a big praise of the night is artful smear. hillary clinton telling bernie sanders to lay off. >> we are going to get to that momentarily. over on the republican side, donald trump says he's moving past his calls for a rematch in iowa. instead, he is focusing on new hampshire and changing his playbook there. trump is ahead of the pack with the primary four days away. let's begin with john berman with highlights from last night's debate. >> now for something completely different. first of all, only two candidates on the stage. that made a big difference. secondly, for those who thought hillary clinton might be patient, might wait until she got to favorable political terrain and not take on

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.thursday, february 4th, 6:00 in the east. the election has entered a new phase. hillary clinton and bernie sanders sparring directly over progressive credentials. that was the theme last night's cnn presidential town hall. sanders forcing clinton to be on the defensive over her war record and ties to wall street. which of the democratic rivals fared best with new hampshire voters just five days before the primary? >> on the republican side, the battle between donald trump and ted cruz getting personal. trump accusing cruz of voter fraud and stealing his iowa caucus win. trump asking for a do-over as two republicans drop out. let's start off with cnn's brianna keilar. she is in new hampshire with highlights from the town hall. good morning, bianna. >> reporter: good morning. this is a battle for progressive last night. in the first time, the two candidates joined a each . >> we are taking on the most powerful political organization in the country and that's the clinton organization. >>