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and two-year-old hazel is also nominated alongside her mother for best traditional r&b performance.t makes hazel the youngest grammy nominee ever. "cbs mornings" gayle king sat down with victoria talked about her journey as a songwriter and working with her daughter. >> i like the description of you where you said you have been working for 14 years but this feels like the beginning. >> yes. it is the beginning. and i am not saying that to discredit all of the previous work and blood, sweat, tears people have encountered and people who have supported me through the chapter but i think this is the beginning . of a silver lining. it feels like a silver lining. okay, all of those things were worth it. >> you can watch more of gayle king's interview with victoria monet online. other nominees from the bay area include metallica , molly tuttle and the golden highway, michael romanowski and shawn william. comedian trevor noah will host the grammys live this sunday starting at 5:00 p.m. right here on kpix and streaming on paramount+. >>> that is it for the news at 9:00 . coming up next is dr

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where the validate club of russia. india conference is being held for the 1st time, [000:00:00;00] the b r watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian and capital our top story in archie. the world health organization says for the past 12 days, it hasn't been able to reach northern casa, the him mandatory and group adds its latest attempt to deliver supplies to the embattled region. it was cancelled due to a lack of security guarantees. medical staff who remain in that part of guys that are working. i made a critical lock of equipment and basic necessities. this video shows how to send in red crescent volunteers treating a wounded man during a power outage in jamalia hospitals across the guys that are under increasing pressure according to an assessment from one n g o 10 palestinian children become amputees every day. here's a local journalist with a distressing report from northern gaza, which has been ravaged by is rarely bombing raids. too much. the new massacre was perpetrated by these really occupation against the alba family in the northern gods . a strip. the 4

the b r watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. we started with the latest on the complex in gaza where the death toll has passed $23000.00, according to the gods, the health ministry, and the zoo. a secretary of state and they blanket arrives in israel. the idea of released footage of its operation in the palestinian enclave. residential areas. it is rarely soldiers are seen firing weapons during ground operations. while the is really navy strikes out at gaza territories from the mediterranean sea. in the north, israel has launched a series of airstrikes on lebanon climbing. it's taken out of military infrastructure. the international humanitarian organization, doctors without borders, says it's con eunice. shelter was targeted on monday. it reports 4 people were herds and including a staff members, 5 year old daughter who is now in critical condition. central gaza has also come under, is rarely shelling in the palace and in health ministry says at least $57.00 bodies and $65.00. and you're ever brought to all ok. so hospital over