it was adele. >> she gets a book. >> you get a book. said she wanted your book hoda. >> all right girl. hope you enjoy it. >> correct answer is d, adele. >> she won album of the year, song of the year, record of the year. adele had a huge year. >> is she nominated this year? i don't remember. >> i don't know. >> we'll find out. >> i didn't study the nominees. >> you've got time. now back across the street. >> nellie from ohio. you name an artist that won record of the year in 2012 for this hit. ♪ you didn't have to cut me off ♪ ♪ i don't even need your love ♪ treat me like a stranger >> oh. it's a, b, c, d? you say? >> b. >> oh. good news is you get hoda's book. >> she looks kind of happy. >> for record of the year it's between "royals" by lorde and "get lucky" by daft punk. one of those two. >> the correct answer is gotye won that. no question. >> back across the street. >> which artist only grammy to date was the honorary lifetime achievement award given in 2012. a, b, c, d? >> i hope i get it wrong. i just want the book. c? >> oh you

melissa: what makes her popular that she feels very peter mike adele. is a struggle between what is manufactured not that we don't like that like the maile cyrus idea everybody who comes off a reality show it is very package to cover pretty speers said the musicians that are authentic. >> i think there is room for all but the pendulum has swung into that direction the manufactured pops out of maybe people were overloaded then along comes adele and she is almost like the antidote to justin be better. she has a point of view she is a strong woman not prone to the trappings and writes her own music. how about that? melissa: watched the reality shows if you want to be popular or a success you have to be a certain physical image you cannot be adele or larger than a super model. it has to be edgy that attracts attention that would get you into trouble that you have to have these. is there a billion it is about musec? >> you do have to make music ttat people love than anything is possible and adele proved that to the nth power. on her own terms. she did not ad

adell with humaner has it there. fill collins the former genesis telling rolling stone he and adell working on new material together. collins last released 12 years ago. >>> when we come back, behind the scenes of one of the most powerful movies of the year. they say it was like facing the ghosts. warfarin every day. my but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to o warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before surgery or a medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding or have had a heart valve replaced. seek immedi

phil collins and adele. it's good news for fans.n better news for the deejay at my dentist's office. [ laughter and applause ] you guys like little river band? here we go. we're going to play little river band one more time. [ imitating drill ] no, that was scratching. >> steve: oh, that was scratching? i thought you were doing the drill. >> jimmy: oh, that's the drill. i don't know if i'm scratching or if that's the drill. i don't know. [ imitates drill and scratching ] ♪ oh, reminiscent [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the dolphin and the whale ♪ >> jimmy: that was a good jam. i like that. i saw this thing on the internet the other day that made me laugh. i forget. it was from new zealand, i think. little river band, i think. >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy: lorde is from there. it's a greyhound race in new zealand. there was a 6.3 magnitude earthquake during the race. and it didn't stop the guy calling the race from staying calm and just trying to do his job. it's weird. check this out. >> a little shaking here, i'm afraid. looks like

. >> tenemos adelant o.migrantes de jalisco dejan estados unidos , 9 de 10 dicen regresar a su país voluntariamente . >> y la policía allana la casa de justin bieber por denuncia de vecino que dice que le tiraron huevos además detienen a otra personas por cocaína así que trabajamos en las historias . >> muchas gracias . >> el impulos para el "obama care" por el presidente barack obama sigue su marcha . >> cuantos hay . >> 2,2 millones de personas pero cuan lejos se lle(...) para llegar a 7 millones de personas que es la meta . >> considerando frustración no hay números malos después de superar los sitios webs más están en la reforma lo ven para celebrar . >> tener en cuenta que esmaos en la mitad de la inscripción . >> entre nuevos gran mayoría uso asistencia del gobierno para comprar seguro solo un 24% 1 de 4 tiene entre 18 y 34 años . >> podría ser problema . >> la reforma necesita que se inscriban jóvenes, el éxito depende de eso, porque sino hay jóvenes precios aumentaran . >> esperan 40% pero analistas

respuestas más adelant. >> ( ♪ música ) así que tomaste unas malas decisiones anoche.y queso, o tocino, huevo, y queso,o tocino, huevo, y queso, los dos en mis nuevos biscuits. y ahorita ahorras dinero porque consigues dos por sólo $3. vamos a desayunar, javier. tú manejas. intercambie el carro por el tatuaje. >> el pontifice cobra notorieda,de esta vez sorprendio a monjas al dejarloes un simpatico mensaje por grabadora. >> las carmelitas quisieron compartir la grabadora >> ¿que están haciendo las monjkas que no pueden atender? soy el papa francisco, más tarde las llamo. >> finalmente más tarde sono de nuevo, solo que las mnonjas lograron hablar con el. >> hoy en méxico un edificio se cayo y dejo sin vida a un albañil, la plataforma no soporto el peso de la mezcla de cemento. la asociación dijo que contrato a una empresa privada pàra construir >> en brasil unas 100 personas varadas durante casi 2 horas cuando regresaban de una visita al cristo redentor a consecuencia de una falla. >> la empresa informo que el tren quedo detenido a base de una falla. >> en brasil. >> la

the white house is prepping a dance party, and according to some rumors, beyonce, and adel will be performingnow that's a party. >> in hawaii, nonetheless. >> that's a party. >> that's relaxation. >> i think so. have a great afternoon, everyone. >> take care. >> hope: look, it opened! >> wyatt: it must've been the warmth of your hand. >> hope: [ chuckles ] flowers close at night and open during the day. >> wyatt: i guess it saw you shining. >> rick: okay. everybody take a deep breath. the holidays are behind us. now, in the same breath, can someone tell me where we are with the fall/winter collection? >> caroline: um, well, i have some sketches, but it's not a full concept yet. >> aly: wait. what about spring/summer? >> maya: oh, spring/summer debuted in the fall. it's a little confusing at first. >> rick: uh, when's fashion week? >> oliver: march. >> rick: it's always in march,

released detainee adele oh there's over one day i remember i was crying terribly from the pain a doctor turned up with pain killers but he said i will give you the medication but first you need to sign a confession that you're a member of al qaeda i told him i'm not a member of al qaeda and cannot confess to a lie he put the medication in his pocket and walked off what's interesting is that . the medical personnel guantanamo never go by their real names so they always rely on pseudonyms. you know dr scarlett you know dr geneva. so it's very hard to identify medical personnel were journalists are not allowed to interview detainees in the detention center reports of how detainees are force fed at guantanamo come from released prisoners in their defense lawyers. i represented saudi national who was in u.s. custody. from two thousand and two until two thousand and nine he was on hunger strike as a form of peaceful protest sort of his unlawful and indefinite imprisonment away from his family was from his life and also in protest of the torture that he survived and he said you know that he co

released detainee adel al goes over one day i remember i was crying terribly from the pain the doctor turned up with pain killers but he said i will give you the medication but first you need to sign a confession that you're a member of al qaeda i told him i'm not a member of al qaeda and cannot confess to a lie he put the medication in his pocket and walked out of what's interesting is that. the medical personnel guantanamo never go by their real names so they always rely on pseudonyms. you know dr scarlett you know dr geneva. so it's very hard to identify medical personnel were journalists are not allowed to interview detainees in the detention center reports of how detainees are force fed at one time in the come from released prisoners in their defense lawyers. i represented the saudi national who was in u.s. custody. from two thousand and two until two thousand and nine he was on hunger strike as a form of peaceful protest at sort of his unlawful an indefinite imprisonment away from his family or from his life and also in protest of the torture that he survived and and he said you

he's not really a new artist but it's not going to be an adele type of year this year. to see one artist sweep everything. if anyone does get a lot of awards it probably will be macklemore and ryan lewis. >> beyonce, norah jones and adele stand ing there with an arm full of grammyss. tom, i'm coming to you with your view of who was snubbed, miley cyrus, not nominated, kanye west. and please nominate kanye for something. we see what happens when kanye is not pleased with who gets an award. >> i thought you were going to say he did something big where he deserved it. >> the album is okay. please nominate kanye. who do you think is the biggest snub this year? >> by far justin timberlake as kim was just saying. we thought this could be his year to win. he was completely snubbed across the board in the general field. and as christi was just saying as the segment opened up the person with the most nominations is jay-z. why isn't he in the top categories? that's outrageous. >> kim, what do you say to that? we were talking about that earlier. and are we going to see he and beyo

grad student. 35-year-old adele t gazalla lives in logan circle. he went missing off the coast of dubai. the nigerian native was diving and never came back above the surface. search crews from the united arab emirates have been searching for days. his brother tells the "washington post" the state department says it cannot help because gazalla is not a u.s. citizen. >>> this morning a new york affect is back together thanks to a photo taken in washington. an associated press photographer snapped this photo near the capitol building of a homeless man lying near a steam grate to stay warm. it is 20-year-old nicholas simmons whose family in upstate new york reported him missing last week. they saw the photo in yesterday's "usa today" and came to washington to pick him up. no word on why he was in washington or how he traveled here. >>> theater-goer here in d.c. were certainly in the giving mad this holiday season. ford's theater says its audiences donated more than $77,000 during a performance of "a christmas carol" in november and december. donations

student adel gazalla went missing on new year's day. friends say he was diving off the coast of dubai with his wife. the coast guard of the united arab emirates has been searching for days. websites have been set up for donations to help in the search efforts. according to the "washington post" his brother who lives in d.c. has asked the state department for navy assistance. he was told the u.s. cannot help because he is not a u.s. citizen. >>> just over a month now until the winter olympics in sochi. tonight the latest on security concerns after a string of terrorist bombings. and the incredible story of a missing new york man found in d.c. thanks to this photo in a national newspaper. >>> coming up in just a few minutes on sports final, a cold weekend provides some of the hottest nfl action in season. "the washington post" jason reid rips the redskins shake-up. what he wants to see when he joins our round-table. >>> and the wizards with a chance to wake up >>> a his or elementary school destroyed by fire in virginia. pictures and cell

released detainee adel al goes over one day i remember i was crying terribly from the pain the doctor turned up with pain killers but he said i will give you the medication but first you need to sign a confession that you're a member of al qaeda i told him i'm not a member of al qaeda and cannot confess to a lie he put the medication in his pocket and walked out of what's in.

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. >> good evening, commissioners my name is adele carpenter and i am a staff member of the san francisco youth commission where i staff the housing committee and unfortunately the chair of the youth committee is not able to be here tonight, he is in class at city college, but he asked me to come and just, you know, speak on behalf of his support and your support for this proposal and the house tion committee has not been able to take an official position on this issue, but wanted me to reiterate just the incredible importance and rarety of this opportunity to really take a stand on behalf of affordability and our families that are in need of housing in san francisco. and if i can, step out of my role as youth commission staff, i am a residents of the mission district and my wife teaches at mission high school where we are looking to or going to grow our family in spring of 2014, and so we share many of the concerns around affordability, and around the need for workforce housing and also understand that these are not exclusive concerns and that is major quality of life issue for us as a y

and middle east affairs journalist adel darwish thinks nations have no choice but to rationally share their common supplies and not politicize their just. as the population grew and as agriculture grew. buz grew or is all of those. water is when dealing probably will reach a point or hardly any freshwater live on the planet that could be averted if the idea i was exploring a while back what we call a water bank the rivers or water resources shirred among nations if we can quantify the usage of it what useful agriculture what do you wish for and what do you wish for apology innovation and complain see each other by sort of making the water dollar or daughter pound or whatever and then we quantify it into more cooperative projects but without giving the human nature and nature of politicians i probably not very optimistic. i had for your story here on our t.v. britain's banking boley hard to hear his claims that a major high street bank is profiting from small businesses with state of hand financing instead of being their safety net on a couple tells us how they lost everything. he surv

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when adele won her grammy on the album 21, it was a record that trumped the album charts.eek after the grammys, it went from selling 122,000 copies to selling 730,000. that is a 500% increase. >> it seems that particularly for acts that are fairly small still come on the rise perhaps, this can really add to their notoriety. people25, 28 million tune into the grammys. if you have the right product -- you can grip the nation if you can grip them for three hours -- >> you don't even have to show your face. it daft punk to the whole thing from behind masks. >> who is going to benefit the most in terms of box? -- bucks? >the running is open. lorde. >> nothing to do with that finish rock band years ago. i listened to lorde's music this morning. lovely. >> did he just say that the average age of the audience is 42 years old? >> yes. >> that strikes me as being remarkably old. i am just putting it out there. let's talk about the industry little bit more. we are joined by john webster. he represents music giants like elton john, radiohead, lily allen. he founded the mercury awards.

and presidential hopeful adel decile tuns i thank you for joining us here on our team to nationals that if the threat of a total u.s. pullout realistic. i think yes it is. the united states has to comply to the public opinion that is prevailing in that country and i think there's a possibility that the u.s. may have to do what the people of the united states want and that is a total pullout if if the u.s. government doesn't have a long term strategic. vision about afghanistan about terrorism then i'm sure this will be a very very real possibility and do you think that the afghan security forces can take charge of security themselves if that pullout does happen. when the pullout if the pullout happens and the afghan security forces. will be able to do something but the problem is that the political leadership in the country does not exude the self-confidence and also the national. cohesion that is required for a national security force to to come in and be besieged around if a government that is corrupt and that is void of the psychological legitimacy that a national army requires to to

middle east affairs it journalist adel darwish thinks politicians unwillingness to share vital resources is pushing the world towards new conflicts as the population grew and as are going to cause for growth is always. what it is when dealing probably were each board or hardly any fish were to live in the plan that would be averted if the idea was exploring a while back what we call a water bank the rivers or water resources shirred among nations if we can quantify the usage of it what you wish for agriculture what you wish for and what you wish for apology of the nation and complain see each other by sort of making the water dollar all that water pound or whatever and then we quantify it into more cooperative projects but without giving give a human nature and nature of politicians are probably not very optimistic. in senegal port authorities in jakarta have promised to provide food water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel they were caught up in a weeklong diplomatic spat over the seizure of the trawler the ship with eighty two crewmembers on board was taken b

bahrain of clashed with security forces following the funeral of a protester who died in police custody adel abbas was shot and detained during an anti-government rally on the eighth of january police used tear gas against the crowds who attacked police with molotov cocktails reports say around ninety people have died since the beginning of the uprising in two thousand and eleven. and more public this content in france as at least seventeen thousand people marched through central paris protesting budget cuts soaring unemployment and high taxes one hundred fifty people were arrested and twelve officers injured after the rally ended in scuffles president francois along recently announced spending cuts of fifty billion euro till two thousand and seventeen. eight people have been killed by a mob using guns and machetes in the capital of the central african republic bad day meanwhile leaders of the muslim rebels have fled the city as tensions in the country showed no sign of easing so far two thousand people have died in violence between muslims and christians as troops from france and the africa

farmers i mean what i want to do build adele most of their crops i mean it's a tough one you mention the jam lobby being involved how are they getting involved with this case. well they've started a fighting fun through a farm a group of protein from a group in western australia and you make a very good point about the difficulty food genetically modified farmers they they have a right to enter a living a using a technology that's been approved by the government and i should say that we don't approve of the regulatory system we think the regulatory system is a failure and we in fact will not shout if the response will. from june cross it really is designed to protect the game industry but the gene fama can do more to stop contamination there and i bought zines and we'd like to see buffer zones established and that would do an enormous amount to stop in time and i should and in this particular instance we can all it would have made and more an enormous difference as well but poland flowers the other mind problem for can all it to can all up jane can all its non-game can all up and we

microsoft is preparing to make such an adele -- the board is also discussing replacing bill gates ashairman. gates addressed his role at microsoft last week when he sat down with bloomberg's betty liu. >> i full-time work will be the foundation for the rest of my life. my wife and i are enjoying that. i get to do it in depth, so i'm not going to change that. i will help out part-time. >> let's bring in bloomberg west correspondent, jon and cory johnson, bloomberg editor-at- large will stop he joins us via telephone here in new york. what is the potential that is the next chief executive of microsoft -- what does it mean for the company? >> i think it gives us an idea of the what the future direction of microsoft would be like. he's been running all the cloud initiatives. the q what has happened to microsoft over the course of the last 10 years. suddenly the whole world they are built around, these desktop computing things, microsoft office, their whole platform is upon the strength of windows and the pc and that is going away. it's going with mobile phones and tablets and competing o

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edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey ebert i'd like to thank our guest dr clive adele if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report into next time. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the world. always full of good. in september. one point to sort out all the shells were empty. it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people because it had small traces of sugar in it try to eat it is. but i couldn't. look at the list incredibly every bombing. was a direct hit on that very shelter and everyone was buried underneath. all of them would. tanya. well tell me how you are my little grandson. i know. i don't like. being cut us. except as an ecovillage but the spiritual side is destructive. i tried to convince her to try to preach that it was a sect but it's dangerous and she had to leave it was a story she had lost her mind. you know you she will come back i know it was the way even if it means i must wait until my dying day. the world economic forum was created in nineteen seventy one and for over a fort

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy ebert i'd like to thank our guest dr clive adele if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report until next time. so we hit the road focus on new technology. on this show he's complete with old school shootings. and we learn about the next in the leash and this is the potential to save lives. we've. never. gentlemen i guess you'll only. be a few hundred a day coming across the believe. we've got people coming in. people. who knows where in the world this is the united states i'm very tough. i was worried that. they live on mars you know mars. so we pick up things like. we know that they're coming from the middle east concentration and. god has. not even wanted to spill the fact that. a stranger. to china for example growing exactly the way that. the rich are getting richer and the poor poor eight hundred million people live less than fifteen dollars a day in china doesn't seem to be changing it's the number one problem the chinese government has right now you know it seems to me that what the rich have done is that you know

edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest dr clive adele if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report into next time. to a new office phone with the rich are getting richer at an alarming pace a little classes all over the world are under pressure and the poor well are only getting poorer with growing income inequality how can we expect. five not to speak of maintaining social tranquility is it time to start sharing prosperity. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shelves were empty. in november the. warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. was incredibly heavy bombing. it was a direct hit on that very shelter and everyone was buried underneath. all of them dead. the. general and i guess you almost. feel good you feel for.

. >> adelle number five ever seen it this cold.erri: well will it take to get the federal government out of the mortgage business? and the price war is on. mobile phone companies offering consumers hundreds of dollars to switch. bear watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ♪ gerri: welcome to "the willis report." tonight we have our eyes focused on just one thing, and that, my friend, is that the modern. an air mass covering most of the country, 200 million subjected to a wind chill advisories from montana alabama. heavy winds, temperatures plummeting ten, 20, 30 degrees. coming up, how you can keep your home safend the pipes and yourself from freezing. first, fox news meteorologist janice dean kicks of our coverage. >> this is quite historic and a lot of places. from the upper midwest all the way south toward the south florida. and the temperature change and we're dealing with. 44-degree temperature this time yesterday in cleveland. a 28-degree drop in atlanta, 36-degree drop in new orleans. the good news is we have w

. >> they won't stop looking adele. >> they have dogs that can smell your blood.hould probably let your stitches heal. >> you should stay. >> despite its star power, the reviews for labor day are less than shining. and the washington post says it is difficult to believe a word of "labor day." but then again, you don't have to in order to luks you'rate in the bubbling steamy chemistry. "labor day" seems designed for the crowd who devours nicholas sparks day dreams. what's wrong with that? sounds like my kind of movie. >> and the awkward moment, seems more like a dude movie than a chick flick. zac efron and three friend are trying to figure out relationships with women. and it is all about that awkward moment. when a guy is trying to figure out where the relayingship is going. they call the apartment the den of testosterone. but they are trying to figure out their feelings. >> you're not supposed to see them more than twice in one week. i haven't seen a girl more than twice in one day. >> i have a girlfriend. >> what's the deal with you and chelsea? >> what are you