i wanted to bring up my honoree. only one of a handful of women who own bars and restaurants in san francisco. she is also a mother of two and a very active member of our community . . i mentioned that she's here with her partner, her kids, her mother. i'd like to have them all come up. she also founded hood games -- i mentioned that she is on the board oh-- took a real big risk in deciding that we can do an organic locally sourced soul food restaurant in the heart of the market long before anyone thought of investing in that neighborhood. i can walk in on almost any given evening and bump into -- also providing a space for the community. really being a glue throughout the district. thank you very much for being here. >>: i just wanted thank the board of supervisors for this acknowledgement. at the core of what we do is building community s. my work in the tender /hroeupb is here to my heart. i feel like the work that we do for the project ask really there to have resources for those to succeed. it's no small feat. i

obama host a white house reception for this years kennedy center honorees. then at a c ramani honoring harry reid. after that, arizona senator john mccain and former house speaker newt gingrich discuss foreign policy. president obama and first lady michelle obama hosted a white the 2016eption for kennedy center honorees. they included pianist martha argerich, al pacino, james theor, mavis staples, and girls rock band. this is about 25 minutes. eagles rock band. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2016 kennedy center honorees. martha argerich. [applause] >> al pacino. [applause] >> mavis staples. [applause] james taylor. [applause] , don henley, walsh, andmith, joe representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [applause] -- [laughter] [cheers] we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> a president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] thank you so much,ump everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. o

i wanted to bring up my honoree. only one of a handful of women who own bars and restaurants in san francisco. she is also a mother of two and a very active member of our community . . i mentioned that she's here with her partner, her kids, her mother. i'd like to have them all come up. she also founded hood games -- i mentioned that she is on the board oh-- took a real big risk in deciding that we can do an organic locally sourced soul food restaurant in the heart of the market long before anyone thought of investing in that neighborhood. i can walk in on almost any given evening and bump into -- also providing a space for the community. really being a glue throughout the district. thank you very much for being here. >>: i just wanted thank the board of supervisors for this acknowledgement. at the core of what we do is building community s. my work in the tender /hroeupb is here to my heart. i feel like the work that we do for the project ask really there to have resources for those to succeed. it's no small feat. i

i wanted to bring up my honoree. only one of a handful of women who own bars and restaurants in san francisco. she is also a mother of two and a very active member of our community . . i mentioned that she's here with her partner, her kids, her mother. i'd like to have them all come up. she also founded hood games -- i mentioned that she is on the board oh-- took a real big risk in deciding that we can do an organic locally sourced soul food restaurant in the heart of the market long before anyone thought of investing in that neighborhood. i can walk in on almost any given evening and bump into -- also providing a space for the community. really being a glue throughout the district. thank you very much for being here. >>: i just wanted thank the board of supervisors for this acknowledgement. at the core of what we do is building community s. my work in the tender /hroeupb is here to my heart. i feel like the work that we do for the project ask really there to have resources for those to succeed. it's no small feat. i

i wanted to bring up my honoree. only one of a handful of women who own bars and restaurants in san francisco. she is also a mother of two and a very active member of our community . . i mentioned that she's here with her partner, her kids, her mother. i'd like to have them all come up. she also founded hood games -- i mentioned that she is on the board oh-- took a real big risk in deciding that we can do an organic locally sourced soul food restaurant in the heart of the market long before anyone thought of investing in that neighborhood. i can walk in on almost any given evening and bump into -- also providing a space for the community. really being a glue throughout the district. thank you very much for being here. >>: i just wanted thank the board of supervisors for this acknowledgement. at the core of what we do is building community s. my work in the tender /hroeupb is here to my heart. i feel like the work that we do for the project ask really there to have resources for those to succeed. it's no small feat. i

you've got ten incredible honorees. one of them, of course, will be the honoree of the year. of them have made a difference. it is not just these ten. it is hundreds of others who applied. they, too, are making an equal difference. >> i can't wait to see it. deb, thank you so much for bringing it to us all night long. remarkable people. >> of course. >> who all deserve our deep gratitude. you won't want to miss this incredible night. tonight, live, cnn heros, an all-star tribute, 8:00 p.m. right here. we'll be right back. e clean thes with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. this year at t-mobile, the holidays are on us! switch your family of four to t-m

and firstnt obama lady obama hosted an event for the kennedy center honorees. they included pianist martha argerich, al pacino, james taylor, mavis staples, and -- the eagles rock band. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2016 kennedy center honorees. martha argerich. [applause] >> al pacino. [applause] >> mavis staples. [applause] >> james taylor. [applause] >> the eagles, don henley, timothy b smith, joe walsh, and representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [laughter] [cheers] >> we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] pres. obama: thank you so much, everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! pres. obama: on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. over the past eight years, this has always been one of our favorite nights, and this year i was especially looking forward to seeing how joe walsh cleans up. [laughter] pres. obama: pretty good. i want to begin by once again thanking everybod

obama host a white house reception for the 2016 kennedy center honorees. then, honoring senator harry reid of nevada. later, a discussion on free speech and the incoming trump administration. first ladybama and michelle obama hosted a white house reception for the 2016 kennedy center honorees. they included pianist martha oakridge, actor open chino, singer james taylor, mavis staples, and the girls rock -- the eagles rock band. this is about 25 minutes. [indiscernible conversation] >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2016 kennedy center honorees. martha argerich. [applause] >> al pacino. [applause] >> mavis staples. [applause] >> james taylor. [applause] >> the eagles, don henley, timothy b smith, joe walsh, and representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [laughter] [cheers] >> we love you! [laughter] ♪

and i try to use it for the good. >> reporter: most of the honorees are long ato picking up awards. >> the name de niro is unanimous with tough guy. >> reporter: but robert de niro says it's more. >> who would think i would be doing? i think someone who wants to do things in the arts and whatever it is, politics, should follow through it and try to do the known. maya lin. >> we all followed our passion. >> reporter: how big after deal is this? >> to get this medal, it's really significant. it's something that all americans can say that you done good. >> reporter: and that is something you can say about all 21 honorees. jan crawford, cbs news, the white house. >>> the national hockey league's commissioner was ready when he vegas. >> no, no, keep the booing. that now proves you're an nhl city. >> gary bettman was in sin city yesterday as the new league unveiled its new name. the vegas golden knights will play next season as the nhl's 31st team. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the dangers of overeating on thanksgiving. i'm anne-marie green. i had frequent heart

congratulations to our honorees, have a wondserful afternoon.nk you very much, everybody. [ applause ] ♪ >>> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, fawn johnson, policy director will be on to discuss the labor department overtime rule issued on wednesday. john, the policy director for the sun lite foundation will talk about the deal between the rnc and trump campaign to fund raise. he will discuss sources saying mr. trump is aiming to raise $2 billion. leo shane the reporter for military times will break down the national defense authorization act passed by the house on wednesday night. watch c-span's washington journal 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >>> book tv has 48 hours of non-fiction books and authors every weekend. here are some of the programs to watch for. this saturday morning at 10:00, we are live for the gaithersburg book festival "why the right went wrong." annette gor dan reid and peter on their book, "most blessed of the patriarchs.

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>> well, it's a networking panel, so we have honorees from 2014, 2015 on the panel. the theme is called "telling our stories." the moderator is one of my advisory board members, nivea castro. i have a keynote speaker, mar^a toro, who is from people espaol. and she's another pioneer, who got into the business without college. 'cause that's the other aspect. what do we do with our members and community that get into the workforce that didn't do that? >> good luck with the event. and good luck with the organization. what you're doing is fantastic. >> thank you. >> before we go, a look at the "tiempo" community calendar for this week. next saturday, march 19th, a very important event for all college-bound students and their parents. the 26th annual latino college expo takes place in manhattan. the expo begins at 9:00 a.m. and runs through 3:00 p.m. at the nyu kimmel center... for more information, there's the number... dominican salsa singer jos\ alberto "el canario" performs at co-op city auditorium... sunday with us. if you missed any part of our show, no se preocupes.

this time i honoree isn't.day is my honor to recognize someone was transform the lives of hundreds of students at lincoln high school in the sunset district. today i like to bring up in in regards. >>[applause] ian is a counselor in the wellness center in particular works with committee health outreach worker at lincoln high school. he is countless, shermans but one thing important is that he serves in her role as a supporter and advocate and mentor to filipino immigrant students at lincoln high school. he grew up enough as a filipina and into the united states to attend college they always speak out in support students that are new to the united states. ian has up a wellness center grow in his 15 years at lincoln high school. in fact i heard icily in the last year there's about 900 visits to the wellness center at lincoln high school and already 200 since school has started. that's a high number there. he started pink tsunami and a cycling event that's awesome into the huge event that many students participate

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[applause] it is such a great honor for me today to introduce one of our honorees. mr. eric young. eric's have done a lot of good work together. it would be an honor on any occasion but it is a special honor to be able to link his of the reverend dr. martin luther king. eric young deserves this award not only because through his ofk he is a living example dr. king's dream for america. is also because he is an exceptional human being. a person of great courage and andciple and compassion righteousness. our nations history includes so many examples, far too many examples of law enforcement being at odds with the struggle for civil rights and equality. we have come so far in so many ways. at the number of people who've undereaten and killed shall we say questionable circumstances, the number of times that law enforcement has stood against those who were on the streets fighting for their rights, fighting for their jobs, fighting for their very lives, makes eric young all the more remarkable. of a the elected leader very diverse group of law enforcement officers in the american federati

and we are really inspired by all that you have done to support our honorees.ause we know that so often it's because of your sacrifices that they're really able to serve. today, we pause to salute a truly remarkable group of public safety officers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to seven their communities and protect their fellow americans. in the face of terrible violence they have displayed extraordinary courage. confronted with imminent danger, they responded with uncommon valor. and encountering wrongdoers with no regard for law or life, they sought to defend the vulnerable and to do justice. now, these medal of valor recipients hastened towards the cries of help that rang out. they ran towards the sounds of gunfire that were in the air. they responded to school shootings, armed robberies, to hostage takings and kidnappings, acts of arson and incidents of domestic violence. some of these heroes met danger in the course of their patrols. others were off duty when they were called into action. but we all know it's not the hour on the clock or

i wanted to bring up my honoree. only one of a handful of women who own bars and restaurants in san francisco. she is also a mother of two and a very active member of our community . . i mentioned that she's here with her partner, her kids, her mother. i'd like to have them all come up. she also founded hood games -- i mentioned that she is on the board oh-- took a real big risk in deciding that we can do an organic locally sourced soul food restaurant in the heart of the market long before anyone thought of investing in that neighborhood. i can walk in on almost any given evening and bump into -- also providing a space for the community. really being a glue throughout the district. thank you very much for being here. >>: i just wanted thank the board of supervisors for this acknowledgement. at the core of what we do is building community s. my work in the tender /hroeupb is here to my heart. i feel like the work that we do for the project ask really there to have resources for those to succeed. it's no small feat. i

you had the honorees, patti louisiana bell, and gamble and huff. received their award after amazing performances from local philadelphia artists. the 2016 marion anderson award gala was a star-studded event for some of philadelphia's best talent. the night filled with great music from r&b bands like the soul survivors and the three degrees. all performed in honor of ground breaking musical icons. and this year's honorees, path ie labelle. >> thank youing to everyone involved with this special evening. it's like my dreams came true. >> reporter: and legendary duo, the founder of philadelphia international records. >> i'm a piano player that migrated to philadelphia from camden. and i came to philadelphia rocking. >> reporter: action news was a proud broadcasting partner of the event emceed by our own monica malpass. >> this is a tribute to three philadelphia legends. artists who have helped to shape american popular music as we know it right here in philadelphia and around the world. >> reporter: general manager bernie was also in attendance. the aw

and today's honorees each possess a gift for this kind of creative empathy, a gift that allows us toa sense of what's most important and most profound in us, and to identify with our collective experience as americans. now, along with mel, we have an impressive crew with us here today. we've got terry gross, and a whole bunch of people who terry gross has interviewed. [laughter] we have jane chu, our chair of the national endowment of the arts. [applause] bro adams, chair of the national endowment of the humanities who also just has a cool name. bro. and we thank the members of congress who are here for their strong support of the arts and the humanities. but today, the focus is on our recipients. and today's recipients of the national medals of the arts and the humanities are poets, musicians, artists, journalists, professors, historians, and at least one chef. their paths and their mediums could hardly be more different, and that's what makes them great. they take their piece of this big, bold, diverse, energetic country, they reshape it, and then they share it with us. they open o

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. >> reporter: most of the honorees are long accustomed to picking up awards. with tough guy. >> reporter: but as robert deniro told us, this means something more. >> who would have thought they would be getting this? i think that anybody wants-- who wants to do things in the arts, whatever it is-- politics -- that they should follow through on it and always try to do the right thing. >> reporter: not all honorees were household names. there were scientist scientistsd educators and architects. mia lin designed the vietnam veterans memor student. >> we're all coming from different places. we all really followed our passion. >> reporter: we asked lin what drives people to greatness. >> you have to have your dreams and you have to vur ideals, and you have to believe that one single person can make a huge difference. >> we all can contribute. and we all should contribute if we can. >> reporter: how big of a deal is this? >> to get this medal, it's really significant. it's something that all good." >> reporter: and that's something you can say about all 21 honorees.

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final class of kennedy center honorees in washington, d.c. the five recipients are recognized for their lifetime contributions to american culture through the performing arts and each of them showed no signs of stopping yet. airs on december 27th on cbs. >>> leading the news, a suspect charged in the charleston church massacre is asking for his defense team to be allowed back on the federal case. with opening statements scheduled to begin this wednesday. dylann roof was granted permission last week to act as his own lawyer, but is now requesting help only on the guilt phase of his trial. he seeks to do the sentencing phase on his own. the 22-year-old is facing the death penalty for the 2015 that south carolina church. >>> a murder case we've been following is back in court in michigan. it involves a woman, her late husband, and a parrot. glen na durham faces first-degree murder charges for the 2015 death of her husband, martin. the couple's parrot, bud, is the only witness to the alleged murder. family members say that the african gray parrot

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that they should follow through on it and always try to do the right thing. >> reporter: not all honoreesnames. there were scientist scientistsd educators and architects. mia lin designed the vietnam veterans memorial as a college student. >> we're all coming from different places. we all really followed our passion. >> reporter: we asked lin what drives people to greatness. >> you have to have your dreams and you have to vur ideals, and you have to believe that one single person can make a huge difference. >> we all can contribute. and we all should contribute if we can. >> reporter: how big of a deal is this? >> to get this medal, it's really significant. it's something that all americans can say that "you done good." >> reporter: and that's something you can say about all 21 honorees. jan crawford, cbs news, the white house. >> pelley: and we'll be right back. asmy family tree,ing i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more ab

people can read about all the honorees when the sunday hits the stands this weekend. and in las vegas, inc. on monday. >> michelle: this is such a great way to recognize all the fabulous things that women are doing in our community. the strong, fierce women that we are. and there are so many of them. and i'm glad you guys are recognizing what they do. because along side that you are also a mom. we were just talking about how you have a two-and-a-half-year-old who still doesn't sleep. so it is a lot of work. >> it is. a whole different struggle. that's why we want to bring them change the world. >> michelle: thank you so much. congratulati. we're going fill you in on that. plus, river dance. the irish dance sensation is coming to our studio. and we're getting in on the action. i love river dance. it's so fun. kelly we're doing river dance. [ laughter ] i don't think we're that good but it's fun. >> michelle: it's pretty funny to watch us trying to do it. here is a look at what we're seeing across the country. a pretty big storm system across the northweso affect us. th

of tonight's honorees and find out who has been selected as the hero of the year. i'm poppy harlow in new york. good-bye. >>> from the american museum of natural history in new york city, this is the tenth annual cnn heroes: all-star tribute. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your hosts for the evening, anderson cooper and kelly ripa. >> thanks so much. welcome to cnn heros: an all-star tribute. this night is always special here at the american museum of natural history, under the whale. to honor ordinary men and women changing the world. tonight is extra special, not just because the amazing kelly ripa is here as my co-host, but also because this is the tenth annual cnn heroes show. >> i love this night and the heros. that is not just talk. i've been here three years in a row now. i'm practically your cnn heroes wife. >> which must be deeply unsatisfying for you. >> you'd be surprised. >> all right. >> you'd be surprised. cnn has given this year's top ten honorees $10,000 so they can continue their amazing work. later on tonight -- >> they can add to that. >> o

dwe [ laughter ] >> honorees were seated arounded the obamas. the couples last time here ate e least in this role. r >> prior to the ceremony allony five honorees did get to go tooo the white house so they had had one-on-one time with the obamaso as is the tradition.rati if you want to captain event, ii will be airing december 27th.r h at the kennedy center, linds watts fox5 local news.ew >> when they made their entrance they got a warm welcome and a a standing ovation. >> i can imagine.ne >> we said they weren't a listers.s >> i know. inow. they don't more a than that. t >> if they're not a list who is. >> can i just say, first lady ly >> i love them. love em. >> okay.ka >>> in full disclosure.e. >> exactly. > > okay. thicklickles me. if you want to visit the washington monument you'll have to wait for years. yrs we'll tell you the next timet t you'll be able to step inside of dc's famous landmark.k >> it it's going to be awhile.ie >>> okay. panic aboard united expressedxp flight in texas what went wrong that forced the pilots to makeok an emer

. >>> plus, an all-star gathering in washington to celebrate the kennedy center honorees. james taylor tells us how "sweet it is" to earn the recognition we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> i don't know how many more people are left in there. we have no id.ea nodea how many people were in that building that night. we are expecting the worst and hoping for the best. >> the search continues for victims of a fire that killed dozens in california. >> the time it took me to get on my coat and my shoes, the entire wall was on fire. >> i have four friends that are still unaccounted for. >> my brother is there and i want to find m.hi >>> the u.s. engineers are refusing to let the dakota pipeline cross the missouri river. >> prime minister is resigning after voters rejected reform in austria. >> donald trump making no jeez for his telephone conversation with the leader of taiwan. >> does this signal a change in pocy or wast i just a phone call? >> it was just a phone call at this point. >> trump tweeted that he had actually won t

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an honor for state farm to be the sponsor, and i offer my personal congratulations to all of the honorees. from everyone at state farm, to all of you, thanks for watching, and we hope you enjoyed the program. [ applause ] >> well, i have to say it has been a great night, made even better by working with my talented friend and cohost this evening, ms. ledisi. >> aww. [ cheers and applause ] >> malcolm, i had the best time with you onstage... >> i'm glad. >> ...and the best time with all these amazing artists. hello? >> yes. >> [ sighs ] >> let's have a round of applause. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> for the artists and also for the class of the 2016 black music honorees -- >> yeah. >> let's give them a standing >> on behalf -- [ cheers and applause ] on behalf of the black music honors and the national museum of african american music, i'm ledisi. >> and i'm malcolm-jamal warner, reminding you always that my music matters. >> see you next year. [ cheers and applause ] whoo! >> black music honors has been presented by state farm -- go to neighborhoodsessions.com for exclusive music content... a

you can see that ceremony and hear from the honorees themselves in a t-v nine special that airs tomorrow night at seven on kcrg nine point two. now here's a look at what's coming up at 5:30 on abc's recapping today's top stories, 5 people are we'll check out details of a plan for coralville lake to help monitor boat traffic on the water. and find out why the linn county sheriff's office says there will be no charges for a recent shooting. tonight at ten. now charged in connection with the shooting death of 14 year-old emma redlinger. the teenager died in what police call an accidental shooting a year ago. one 17 year-old is charged with involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say robyn merchant gave her son the gun used in the shooting even though she knew he used drugs. the attorney general will now reveiew complaints against the cedar rapids school district and a contractor. the complaints say the district and contractor did not contain asbestos during rennovations at washington high school last summer. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. more clouds than sun