with alicia keys. get ready for ladies night from the host to who we think will win, gayle. i think the ladies will rule the evening. >> me too. >> i'm getting excited. >> i'm excited too. i can't wait for sunday night. going to stay up late on a school night. >> watch the grammys this sunday at 5:00 pacific here >>> good friday morning. we are tracking showers on the hi-def doppler with increasing rain through the morning into the afternoon. we have widespread rain this afternoon and evening for a wet evening commute. daytime highs upper 40s to low to mid 50s with off and on showers saturday and sunday. we get a break monday, and more showers next week. next week. >>> much more news ahead. we could learn new information about what happened to a missing colorado mom during a court hearing today. how a woman accused of tampering with evidence in the case may reveal new details. >>> plus, the state at the center of a dangerous measles outbreak is considering legislation to crack down on vaccine exemption

alicia: aquÍ tengo una víctima que lo voy a poner flaquito! alan: gracias, alicia machado.el nicolÁs. tÚ trabajas para una organizaciÓn, cuÁnto tiempo llevan trabajando? noel: tiene mÁs de 30 aÑos de trabajar para la comunidad y ayudando las familias. carlos: cuÁl es su misiÓn? hay muchas familias que necesitan ayuda, gente que trabaja y no le pagan lo suficiente, cuÁl es su misiÓn? noel: ayudar a todos los que tengan necesidad de salir adelante. carlos: algÚn tipo de requerimiento para recibir la ayuda? noel: no precisamente un requerimiento pero si familias de bajos recursos y estar pasando una situaciÓn económica por la cual necesitan la ayuda. lo hacen a travÉs de las escuelas. las escuelas son las que requieren a la familia para nuestra organizaciÓn. carlos: quÉ tipo de ayuda brindan? noel: tenemos comida, pueden recibir comida todas las semanas. trabajamos con alrededor de 89 escuelas en el condado. carlos: preguntÉ qué era lo que le motivaba y me dijo que ayudar. provecho, cuÉnteme cÓmo les ha ayudado a ustedes? >> nos da mucha ayuda, la comida que nos ofrecen pan, g

this is something that should happened have >> reporter: alicia says the feds never note tieified her. e didn'tearn that thaieyree was near her parents. >> i'm terrified. myome has been hijacked. >> this is the home in which he held her hostage. he not only abused her but he broadcast that abuse it was somebody watching that online feed out of state who fromnized alicia's picture the fbi's missing posters and called police to come here and rescue her. >> reporter: in the years since, alicia's become a safety advocate. lobbying uccessfully in nearl a dozen states improving sex crime laws, including virginia and maryland. >> 11 states isn't enough. it truly isn't. working on getting it passed everywhere. >> reporter: the u.s. bureau of prisons declined to specifically answer why they placed him at a halfway house so close to alicia's family and why he only rved 16 years, the agency said inmate release dates include projected time for good conduct and prior credit time received for incarceration pryor to a sentencing date. for alicia, the woman who spent 16 years fighting for laws to mak

while joining us now from london is alicia draycott she's the author of the book beautiful fall about the rivalry between karl lagerfeld and another star designer if so long during the nineteen seventies a very good evening alicia you met karl lagerfeld what was he like he was everything that you think she was like everything that we heard well here it's beautiful man it's extraordinary and i met him in ninety nine she's in paris at least when. i was there is a journalist would like to ask more questions than he wants to of and he was just incredibly curious what's so striking alicia is that there were all these rumors swirling around that he was in ill health that he had some health issues and also a couple of of the last media appearances that he made he looked quite haggard but his death still comes as a shock how do you explain that. comfort zone shock i think really you're right people have been talking about how they have been rumors but i just read somebody comment saying on instagram saying that they thought he would live forever he is. always the last of the teens he's the la

alicia, this is about immigration. it's about politics.y clearly about in a field -- and i think we have to be clear. a lot of democrats have been outmaneuvered by donald trump at various points. they were out messaged though people say he fights and plays dirty. this is a person who doesn't seem to be on the short end of any big issue since she's taken the gavel. let's take a look at their exchanges. this was donald trump and nancy pelosi talking about immigration and other issues. take a look. >> nancy is in a situation where it's not easy for her to talk right now. >> mr. president, please don't characterize the strength that i bring to this meeting as the leader of the house democrats who just won a big victory. >> alicia, how much of this is speaker pelosi teaching donald trump how it works when she has the power? >> it's all about that and i think she has taught that in very short order. i think there's another lesson to be learned especially as we go into a 2020 cycle where there will be multiple women contending for their party as

. >> alicia's been through physical abuse. she's been through emotional abuse. >> reporter: that say scott tyrers drove several h from fairfax county to pittsburgh r-th the sole purpose of kidnapping 13-yd alicia, whom he lured online. he brought her to herndon and held her hostage where he sexually abused her. it triggered a national manhunt. >> we've all been through the xiety and emotional abuse in our family. >> the feds captured tyree four days later and prosecuted him and sent him to the federal prison in north carolina. 17 years later, tyree looks mump different and theews 4 i-team learned he's weeks away from being released to the public. he's finishing his sentence in a halfway house. it isn't in north carolina or fairfax county, it's in this building in pittsburgh. >> he's out of prison. now we are in prison. >> reporter: just four minutes m from where they still lives. the feds placed tyree here and are prepari it to release him into this community. >> there's no reason that he should be our oblem. and as long as he

charles: alicia, i like what is happening with the russell 2000.hat is great about the russell 2000, you get serious momentum names. for the most part they're domestically oriented. >> that's right. the u.s. dollar today is 7 1/2% higher than it was a year ago. charles: why is that? >> growth is stronger in the u.s. the let's of the world, the data is much weaker-than-expected even coming into beginning of the year. we have a safety trade into the u.s. dollar even though the fed is backing off so the domestic companies are not subject to whims of foreign exchange. therefore their earnings are real. we have a good economy. we have a fantastic consumer sector. we have earnings in the u.s. doing well. very little inflation. charles: ask but the consumer sector, after the retail sales report, which everyone is starting to believe something was wrong, right? no way internet sales are down 4%. followed by a strong walmart report, whether serious pricing power, you think u.s. consumer is still in good shape? >> i think u.s. consumer definitely in good sha

. >> alicia keys on her duet with james corden, and our epic through the back thursday, backstage withhe stars' first grammy win. >> complete and utter shock, just shock. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> justin bieber reveals he's having a hard time trusting his new bride, hailey, and that's just the start. >> amazing, right? but i mean, listen, it's almost an understatement to say that justin is getting brutally honest. >> i was shocked when i heard this. we've seen him in need of help, clearly, and now we know why, because justin is telling all about his marriage, sex and drugs. ♪ >> the 24-year-old singer tells "vogue" he abused the ant anti-anxiety drug zxanax. it was back in 2014, around the time justin was arrested for an alleged dui in florida. justin says, quote, i found myself doing things i was so ashamed of, being super per miscue was and stuff and i used xanax because i was so ashamed. he added, i think there were times when my security was coming in late at night to check my pulse and see if i was still breathing. justin says he hit rock bottom and turned to his fait

dile hola a tu hada madrina alicia. ah...sotras. >> con una de ustedes cuatro la seguridad estaba alrededor. >> pero la pregunta es porque vamos a tener. >> todos a bailar. >> fue raro porque habÍa seguridad alrededor pero. >> hay que hablar de calidad. >> y nos estÁn viendo con las reinas hermosas que nos acompaÑan hoy, al pÚblico le ha podido preguntar hablemos un poco de actualidad la mayorÍa de ustedes, son vendas pero creo que la situaciÓn de venezuela no tiene que ver con nacionalidad yo sÉ que tuviste llevando ayuda hasta cÚcuta, cÓmo vives esta situaciÓn de tu paÍs de tu patria. >> actualmente obviamente es sumamente complicado el temo de venezuela, no desde ahora, desde hace muchos aÑos los venezolanos estamos pidiendo ayuda muchos niÑos se estÁn muriendo por falta medicamento y todavÍa estoy afectada por lo que vi y vivÍa, pero hay un pueblo que tiene mucha esperanza que tiene mucha fe, que tiene muchas ganas de ayudarnos de que ollegue la ayuda a venezuela y lo necesitamos es un tema 100% de humanidad en la fronter

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ushat you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able

. >> alicia dazzles on the keys. and tributes to two legends, diana ross and dolly parton ♪ joleen, joleen, joleen >> the sweet sound of music's big night today, monday february 11th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, welcome to "today" on a monday morning. i stayed up a lot later than i planned last night. >> raise your hand if you're bleary eyed. could you believe the dolly parton tribute? >> that's what had me staying up. i couldn't stop watching. the grammy's were so special last night, incredible performances. >> alicia keys was crazy on the keyboard. she was an incredible host. i thought it was the best one in years. it was awesome. >> we're going to talk about some of the moments of the night in a minute. >>> first our top stories, a big winter storm is set to sweep across the country. it starts today. it will bring snow and ice to 100 million people and al is all over this one. hey, al, good morni

he's better than me. ♪ this girl is on fire >> alicia helped roll out the red carpet. thing they weren't prepared for is ariana grande pulling out. the drama unfolded after ariana was reportedly not allowed to perform her new single 7 rings. ♪ >> grammy producer told the associated press she backed out because, quote, she felt it was too late for her to pull something together. and in a massive twitter clap back she said, quote, i can pull together a performance overnight. and you know that, ken. it was when my creativity and self-expression was stifled by you that i decided not to attend. >> 7 rings is a new song. we discourage artists from doing new songs for a number of reasons. >> so who is performing? well, dolly parton. she'll be honored during a special tribute featuring katy perry and casey musgraves. miley cyrus hinted at a possible collaboration in her honor. and also taking the stage, diana ross. we caught up with her son evan ross. >> did she tell youn i want to t in trouble with is my mother. >> what e.t. cameras caught in our 37 years backstage during mus

alicia acuna reporting live in denver. alicia? >> hi, trace.director says this is not about legalizing magic mushrooms, shrooms. he says if passed, personal use would be decriminalized. >> this is a real opportunity for denver to be a leader when it comes to drug policy. to create an environment where individuals feel like they have a safety net to speak about their personal use. >> possession and use of psychedelic mushrooms for folks would be the lowest priority for denver law enforcement. backers point to medical research including reduced psychological distress, reduced suicide rates, decreased risk of opioid abuse. trace, supporters of mushrooms point to johns hopkins researchers that recommend a reclassification of the drug to reflect possible medical benefits. trace? >> trace: so alicia, if this passes, does that mean denver will have dispensaries like states that legalized recreational marijuana? >> no, not yet. according to matthews, he says the community is just not ready for that yet. but years before recreational pot was legalized i

alicia keys did a fabulous job hosting the entire show.he sat the tone in the opening monologue by bringing up her entire girl gang. she had lady gaga with her, jennifer lopez and most surprising of all, michelle obama. they were so excited to see her. >> and as you point out, alicia keys, spectacular talent. it was great to see a woman take charge of the show. i do want to take note of childi childish gambino's win. but the artist wasn't there to pick up his prize having declined an invitation to perform. why was that? >> childish gambino i've actually interviewed him before, and he is an artist through and through. i think in the beginning this is america it was such a powerful song, and it was an even more powerful music video. and i think he didn't receive the right type of support from the academy in the beginning so he was very vocal ability not wanting to come onto show himself on the big night, but he tend ended up winning and this was the first time that a rap song won in this category. and cardib made history by being the first f

dile hola a tu hada madrina alicia. ah...as que no deben faltar en tu carro de supermercado, el huevo, ayuda a prevenir la flacidez de la piel ¿por quÉ? porque tiene muchas proteÍnas magras que no dependen de las grasas y estos son los bloques que construyen el col origen. >> lo podemos comer en cualquier tiempo. >> sÍ, siempre recomiendo la clara, la parte blanca en el desayuno. >> hervido, frito. >> frito, las grasas no son buenas. >> a veces uno pone un poco de agua. >> el otro es los pimientos o ajÍes amarillos, estos lo que hacen es que previenen las arrugas. otra comida debe ser el salmÓn, el salmÓn todos sabemos que son saludables pero tienen un componente en la carne del salmÓn que cÁmbiate e la inflamaciÓn en la piel que a veces da manchas, no debe faltar en la dieta y otra cosa es la cebada integral porque combates lo rayos ultravioletas. >> ahÍ tiene los alimentos, otra cosa que dicen que envejece mucho es cuando dormimos poco ¿ hay que incluir mÁs horas de sueÑo en nuestra retina?. >> dormir todos sabemos que nos

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we need more, more. >> another great moment, alicia keys, that medley.pt, the songs i wish i'd written. that's crazy ♪ >> how about darne monet, alicia keys, i thought in terms of performing a hosting was the best. >> i loved her whole vibe. >> right? >> it was like not -- she just was reallind of mellow and happy to be there. >> it's fun to watch an awards show and fl happy afterwards. it felt so good last night. >> best one in years,te abso. >> and the sets were so gorgeous. >> and the costumes. >> we liked the show.ov we ap >> loved it. >> hey, al, what's going on in the >>> it almost seems like it should be on nbc. it doesn't need to be on that other fonetwork. today snow is developing. we've got heavy rain in the mid missisppi river lley. next half hour taking a look at the pacific northwest. they have been getting hammered. another storm there. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ients >>> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell.sk cloudy s, mix of rain and snow in washington, temperatures ba

to puue child predator. >> there are so many young girls whose story will never be tehel >> rep alicia's site of her kidnapping. >> it's always going to be with us, and we should be able to live our lives. 're the victim, we're not the perpetrator. >> reporter:s but iw her family that's feeling very much in danger. news 4, i-team. >> there is growing reaction to this and more calls for action from members of congress today beuse of what the i-team found. scot mcfarland joins us with new reaction and to share what's likely to happenext on news 4 at 5:00. and to read more about this case or send the i-team any tips,t ur nbc washington app. >>> well, as we turn to the weather n you know i'm thinking i'm feeling sorry forl pe coming here to visit this weekend because they have no idea what to pack befor. een friday and sunday, my goodness. >> that's a really good point. because youome and maybe you wore a polo shirt on friday and and you need the gloves hats coming in on saturday. if you've got enough room maybe you pack in the shovel as well. you might need that, too, coming up saturday aft

it was somebody watching that ut online feed of state who recognized alicia's picture from the fbi's police to come here and rescue here. in the years since, alicia is lobbying successfully in a dozen states to improve sex crime ws, including virginia and maryland. >> 11 states isn't enough. it truly isn't. working onti g it passed everywhere. >> reporter: u.s. bure rau of crimes declined to ask why they claimed tyree to a halfway house so close to alicia's family. when asked why he served 16 years ofn nounced 19 year sentence, they said,lut is projected time for good conduc for alicia, 16 years fighting for laws to make kids feel safer, life feels much less safe. >> the system can victimize you. you can be put right back. the world d feelsferent now. >> reporter: tyree spent the last 16 years in a pri north carolina. news 4 learned he was transferred to the halfway house in pittsburgh a month ago. his full relea expecte by april. doreen, back to you. >> i'llt take t from here. thank you. scott macfarlanere rting. >>> 6:14. live look outside on this saturday. a cold start. we are in

you don't get better than alicia keys. but i just thought she was so perfect, and that's not an easy job. you and i do it all the time, emceeing events, let alone one of that scale and scope. she did it in a way that i've never seen before, and i felt the same way about diana ross. put up the picture of don and diana ross, the first lady of soul now. >> this is as close to -- listen, i'm not zooming. i got this close to diana ross at a party two summers ago, and i cannot -- >> did you get arrested? oh, you were supposed to be there? >> i was screaming like kids used to scream over thebeatles. i was like, oh, my gosh, it's diana ross, miss ross. she's amazing. she's still got it. she's about the same age as my mother, and that generation, no one does it better. >> i mean she redefines the age. her voice, in the beginning i was like nervous. i was like that's the hardest thing. i remember when aretha had to do ness sewn dor ma. i was like, oh, boy, that must have been the hardest thing. she had spoken about that as nobody is

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that's just, like, a one-time thing. >> couples from alicia and swizz to cardi b. and offset.ands all night right up to this unexpected moment when an audience member fainted. a stretch you are was rushed in. everything is okay now, but an eyewitness tells "e.t." people were freaking out. ♪ the walls are caving in >> i feel giddy. >> no drama with shawn mendes, but he played coy with "e.t.." first with zane lowe when he asked about a future collaboration. >> what is this about you and miley cyrus creating this relationship to more than just the stage? >> i'll just have to wait and see. i never said i had a good poker face, man. we'll have to see. >> i love it. >> i love those answers. >> j-lo and a-rod not coy posting about their second anniversary last sundays. >> you said he makes you feel like a teenager again. >> he does. we have so much fun together that it feels like we're starting life all over again. i feel like that. >> i love that. >> my job is to be cameraman. all four of them should be watching. hi, kids. >> star sons were front and center. matteo and julian. >> i'

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and the 15-time grammy winning host herself, alicia keys.s celebrating her 75th birthday with the solo show stopper. ♪ make this world a better place ♪ >> two weeks out from the oscars, lady gaga picking up two for "shallow" taking the moment to spotlight mental health in her acceptance speech. >> a lot of artists deal with that. we have to take care of each other. >> in a stunning performance, reminding everybody she deserves any award that comes her way. yes, gaga. a huge night for female musicians. dua lipa winning greatest artist. those big moments celebrating dolly and diane ya. did you catch that tribute to aretha franklin? it was so emotional. yolanda adams combining powers of the late queen of soul's "natural woman." >> what was your favorite, favorite moment? >> kacey musgraves winning. she's kind of an underdog. i hope this makes her blow up. she deserves it. she's the new queen of country. >> it was a great opening. i heard you and julie, our producer down the hall screaming at the big moments. >> i mean, if you are not going to b

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"nats alicia walks on carpet.." award-winning singer and song >>> the countdown is on for music's biggest night. the red carpet rollout for the 61st annual grammys. award leading singer, songwriter alicia keys is set to take center stage. >> upper best up for best blues , oakland own. he uses his music tonight. we apologize for not having the sound on that. coming up at 7, we learn about his journey. you can catch the grammys right here on kpix 5. it begins at 2 pm live on the red carpet with the show kicking off at 5 pm followed by an encore performance. then our late-night news. be sure to follow us on facebook, instagram, and twitter as our very own betty yu dreams updates. >> singing the blues. more of the grace. >>> the rain is coming. as i show you this promo clip, we've gone cloudy. we had eyes today warmer than yesterday. getting closer to 60 degrees which is closer. the cool spot 53. showers building offshore. a few showers moving onshore. rain tomorrow off and on throughout the day. now it is time to start

and as you point out alicia keys, spectacular tal nlt.alk about childish gambino's win. "this is america" becoming the first rap song to win those awards. but the artist wasn't there to pick up his prize having declined an invitation to perform. why was that. >> childish gambino, i've actually interviewed him before at the grammies in previous years, and he is an artist through and through. and i think in the beginning "this is america" was such a powerful song and an even more powerful music vud yo and i think he did want receive the type of support from the academy from the beginning, and he was vocal about not want to come onto show himself on the big night, but he ended up winning. and this was the first time a rap song won this category. so that was really monumental. and cardi b won the first female solo artist to win rap album of the year. that was a huge moment not only for the rap community but also for female artists in general. >> i want to talk about drake because he called out the dpramy's race problem. but his speech was act

. >> this year, grammy award winner alicia keys is hosting the ceremony.list of efforts that the academy is making. joining us is ebony steele. how are you? >> i am great. you all look fantastic. are you going to the grammys? is that happening today? >> first of all, your choices for big winners tonight? >> well, we can't ignore the fact that kendrick lamar and drake having the most nominations and album of the year is a tough one, too. if you think about that, who is really going to walk away with it? you're talking about all of the women, let's just face it. this year is a big year for women. >> look at the names. >> a big year for hip-hop so this could be a lot of what we think could happen could actually be split. you can't think -- forget the "black panther" album. >> i was going to say. >> right. i think that is the one that comes off as album of the year. >> let me read this about the artists not performing. the show producer said the fact of the matter is we continue to have a problem in the hip-hop world when they don't take home the big prize. wh

she graced the stage alongside alicia keys, lady gaga, cheered she could share her speech. speaking of music's impact, singer dolly parton got a star-studded tribute. ♪ here you come again oh looking better than a body has a right to ♪ ♪ jolene jolene jolene jolene ♪ i'm begging of you please don't take my man ♪ >> the country music queen was this year's person of the year in honor of her charity work. she's the first country artist to be saluted in the tribute's 29-year history. >> meanwhile drake took a dig at the awards show in his acceptance speech. >> if there's people who have regular jobs who are coming out in the rain, in the snow, spending their hard-earned money to buy tickets to come to your shows, you don't need this right here, i promise you, you already won. >> his speech got cut off. but he won best rap song for "god's plan." it was a big night for cardi b. she made history, becoming the first woman to win a grammy for best rap artist. cardi brought hubby offset on stage. it wouldn't be an awards show without some controversy. many calling the motown tribute

lo, had some controversy.ic she performed songs with the legendary smokey robinson, alicia keys, ne-yoook a dig he >> if there's people who have regular jobs who are coming out in the rain, in the snow, spending their hard-earned money to buy tickets to come to your shows, you don't need this right here, i promise you, you already won. >> they cut his mike during his speech. but he won for best ropp song for "god's plan." and cardi b the first female solo artist for best rap album. she brought up her husband on stage. and she thanked her baby colter. >>> to a lawyer for the publisher of "the national enquirer" speaking out in the tabloid's defense. in a heated battle with amazon founder jeff bezos, the richest man in the world. we go to nebraska's morgan chesky. >> reporter: it's a scandal ripped from the pages of a tabloid. involving the world's richest man and nude selfies. the attorney for the enquirer's ceo, david pecker, goto th chase this week. >> it is definitely not extortion and not blackmail. >> reporter: in january, the tabloid published text messages between bezos and his a

i would vote her into the presidency of the united states, that's how powerful alicia keys is. [ music ] gaga will make his 5th grammy performance in a row. person of the year, dolly parton will perform on the grammy stage for the first time since 2001. motown superstar diana ross will take the stage to mark her 75th birthday. >> the emphasis on female party comes after last year's uproar after neil port said women needed to step up. >> you can make the case it's the year of the woman for the grammy's. they had something very big to come back from last year with the low female representation in the show. and in the winners. >> this year, more than half of the nominees for the album of the year award are women. stella, cbs news, los angeles. >> you can watch the grammy awards live on kpix5 starting at 4:00. our betty ul will be -- our betty yu will be there streaming online all evening long. >>> guys, one last check the weather. winter warning storm for the sierra. we are seeing the possibility of one to two inches of snow above 1500, and then one to three feet of snow up in the sierra.

but for alicia who spent 16 years fighting for laws to make kids feel safer, life now feels much less safe. >>he system can victimize you. you can be putight back. and the world feels different now. >> reporter: he spent the last 16de years in a l prison in north carolina. news4 learned he was transherred to halfway house in pittsburgh a month ago. his full release expected in april.>> his one is hard to understand. thank you, scott. >>> it's been nearly four years but tonig there's closure in the high pro file d.c. mansions murder case. a judgeanding down a life sentence today to the man convicted of killing fouran peoe setting their home on fire to cover up the crime. megan fitzgerald reports on an i emotional d court. >> for the last time friends and family of the victims walked out of the courthouse still grieving an unimaginableloss. but today they received some peace. >> we can't bring them ck. that's hat's what - what would make them whole.fu hopelly this gives them a small measure of orosure. >> rr: the savopoulos family didn't want to speak after court today but behind the le

>> reporter: grammy host alicia keys set the tone from the start.come to the grammys to be heard, starting with one of the most popular women in the world. >> music helps us share ourselves. >> reporter: with wins in nearly 40 categories, women stepped up and stole the show. ♪ crash through the surface where they can't hurt us ♪ >> reporter: from alicia keys' technical wizardry... ♪ ♪ to cardi b's record-setting win for best rap album. ♪ i got bands in the coupe >>eporter: there was no shortage of girl power in the room. ♪ jolene, jolene jolene, jolene ♪ >> reporter: even the six-minute motown tribute by 49-year-old jennifer lopez showed superwoman strength. ♪ ♪ while critics felt that a black artist should have been singing motown, it was keys' goal to infuse the show with a new attitude. this is about inclusion, this is about diversity. what do you want them to see? >> to ensure that we are all making sure that diversity and inclusion is present and front and center, and particularly for women to have our seat at the table. ♪ reach out and touch s

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but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.last forever, and as we change the month, so we're going to change the weather quite significantly. over the past few days, though, we've seen the temperatures creeping up day by day, culminating in 21.2 celsius at kew gardens yesterday. but our weather is changing because the position of the jet stream is going to change. we've been on the warm side of it for a long time now, but look what happens out in the atlantic. a strengthening westerly jet is heading our way. that's going to bring cooler air, and it will bring more changeable weather as well. so today, make the most of the sunshine. today is probably the last of the warm and sunny days. and it will be a lovely day, but it's a bit of a chilly start out there. we've got temperatures close to freezing in one or two places, and there's a bit more mist and fog around as well in the morning, across southern england, parts of the midlands, the vale of york, and around the moray firth too. but it will tend to lift, and we should see th

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. is the zone, say, from south wales across east anglia and anywhere south of here. all driven by this area of low pressure, which stays close by as we go into friday. now, whilst the earlier amber warning from the met office has expired, we still have yellow warnings in place for both snow and ice. so, slippery surfaces, tricky travelling conditions. stay up—to—date with the latest travel news on your bbc local radio station. by friday morning, we are likely to see perhaps 5—10 centimetres of snow across parts of wales, south—west england, particularly over the higher ground, up towards the chilterns and the cotswolds. at least a couple of centimetres elsewhere. and we will start to see further sleet and snow showers piling into north—east england. some of those may well get further south and westwards, perhaps down towards the midlands. should be a fine start to the day across northern ireland, but cold and frosty. and a really cold start again across scotland, although not quite as c

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.ys, temperatures are now on the up and there will be sunnier days to come, but we're not there yet. for thursday, expect a good deal of cloud around. it's reallyjust later in the day it starts to brighten up. regardless of cloud or sunshine though, it will be milder. it's all about where the air is coming from. that's a bit of caribbean air coming our way on through thursday. by the end of the week, the start of the weekend, looking to north—west africa, the canaries, for the source of our milderair. but temperatures will be several degrees above normal for the time of year. nowhere particularly cold as thursday begins, but this chart gives you an indication ofjust how much cloud there's going to be, damp and drizzly as well in places to begin the day, could still see a bit of patchy rain into western scotland and north—west england into the first part of the afternoon, before it eases away. now, you canjust pick out more of the land appearing among the cloud into the afternoon, these

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.ell for february, which has brought record—breaking temperatures. and we are returning to something back to near normal, with some wet and windy this weekend. the big area of high pressure ebbs away, the high pressure which brought the southerly winds and we see the influence coming back in the atlantic, areas of low pressure developing with weather fronts, and as they hurtle towards our shores and also drag in some cooler air from the north atlantic, right across the country, as you can see here. so we start to see the change early this morning taking place across the south—west corner of england into wales, increasing breeze, more cloud with showery bursts of rain but elsewhere largely dry start to thursday, low cloud, mist, and fog and quite a chilly start. so we could start off with a little bit of early brightness this morning, some low cloud, mist and fog, but quickly conditions go downhill across much of england and wales as showery bursts of rain moving, strong winds as well, i

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. this weekend and indeed into next week as well. now, on thursday, we saw a top temperature of 18.3 celsius in aboyne, in aberdeenshire. and that has broken the scottish february record of 17.9 celsius so very mild indeed for the time of year. now, this warm air is rooted as far south as the azores and the canary islands and is being brought up to our shores on a fairly brisk south or south—westerly wind, denoted by those orange and yellow colours. now, as we start this morning, it's going to be a largely dry one. quite breezy across the far north—west with a few showers and we could start seeing areas of fog developing across england and wales. some of it could be quite dense, in fact. temperature—wise, a few chilly sports across the north—east of england, southern scotland, otherwise temperatures generally between 6—9 celsius. so that fog could be quite extensive across the midlands, southern south—east england, into east anglia and extending as far north almost as the welsh marshes,

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.d indeed into next week as well. now, on thursday, we saw a top temperature of 18.3 celsius in aboyne, in aberdeenshire. and that has broken the scottish february record of 17.9 celsius, so very mild indeed for the time of year. now, this warm air is rooted as far south as the azores and the canary islands and is being brought up to our shores on a fairly brisk south or south—westerly wind, denoted by those orange and yellow colours. now, as we start this morning, it's going to be a largely dry one. quite breezy across the far north—west with a few showers and we could start seeing areas of fog developing across england and wales. some of it could be quite dense, in fact. temperature—wise, a few chilly spots across the north—east of england, southern scotland, otherwise, temperatures generally between 6—9 celsius. so that fog could be quite extensive across the midlands, southern south—east england, into east anglia, and extending as far north almost as the welsh marshes, up into merse

i do have to say i was watching -- i couldn't have been prouder of alicia keys.ou knew that she was doing that to pay tribute to the late, great, hazel scott. >> yes. >> that was her thing. she invented that, playing two piano. >> and she laid it beautifully for the entire audience. >> i'm so glad she did that because i like to look at these things just because i'm weird, right, and i like to go on the internet and search things. but hazel scott was the first woman -- black woman to have her own television show. it was called the hazel scott show, and it was on the dumont network years ago. that was before my time, even before your time. but then she got -- she fought for civil rights, but then she got caught up with the whole, you know, red

alicia keys, lady gaga is always a scene stealer.ly parton. >> dolly parton has the voice of an angel. even when she speaks, i stop to listen. >>> negotiations in congress breaking down as a new shutdown looms. "new day" continues right now. >>> we've got some problems with the democrats dealing with i.c.e. >> we don't want to shut down. there's a very, very clear path to get this done. >> we'll take as much money as you can give us. the president is going to build the wall. >> i'm not going anywhere. i have learned from this. we are in a unique opportunity now. >> you have now more than one credible allegation. he has to resign. >> i hope the legislature starts impeachment for all three of these folks. >> i am tough enough to take on donald trump. i would like to see him sitting out here. >> a lot of the smart consultants believe the upper midwest should be the focus. >> are we going to follow him on every single taunt or are we going to take back this conversation? >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welco

the host of the night was female, alicia keys. she has 15 grammies to her name. a huge female presence there. the first performance was by camila cabello . many powerful women went on stage to share what music means to them. obama, jennifer lopez, jayda pinkett smith. making a statement the female presence is there. celebted her birthday, singing to the crowd. won by anew artist was woman, dua lipa. it was definitely our night. >> let's look at the top stories. iran marks a 40 year the revolution swept the country in 1979. linked tourned out punishing sanctions from the u.s. the political crisis in venezuela deepens. aposition leader calling it crime against humanity. spain is bracing for the most sensitive trial in four decades of democracy. protesters are facing charges including a failed protest in 2017. with anothering chapter in the u.s.-china trade saga. >> the top two economies are meeting again to head off an escalation in their dispute. robert lighthizer and steve minasian take over for the main event. the u.s. tariffs on 200 billion dollars worth of imp

i would fly to new york, play an alicia keys song, the next day i'd be on the playground having a goodd. >> when did you realize this thing you do that you were really good at it, in terms of your voice? >> i don't know that i ever realized it. i think the people around me did before i did. i just did it because i loved it. >> you didn't think you had a good voice? >> i guess i had a little cockiness about me as a kid like, yeah, i can do this, you know? >> reporter: since her days as a child star, h.e.r. has taken on a new persona. it's why she never performs without her signature glasses. she says she wants to keep the emphasis on the music and for some things to remain a mystery. ♪ i never saw it coming ♪ you want to take me away >> i just remember saying i'm never going to be this girl that falls for the wrong guy. i'm never going to do this and do that. i'm going to be smart about it, i'm going to be perfect. >> how did that go? >> people make mistakes. it didn't go very well. i actually experienced those mistakes. i experienced, you know, my first heartbreak. i've always kind of

alicia keys was the host. she played two pianos at the same time. somewhere out there is a talented little girl who dreams of playing piano on the grammys, but she can't because alicia keys is hogging all the pianos. one per person. the big winners were casey mus graves and album of the year, an album is a round thing your parents used to buy. lady gaga won a grammy for a song that was featured in a film that included a scene of her winning a grammy for that song. it's like lady gaga inception. another weird thing is a nominee can wind up winning, like, five or six grammys a night, and then they have to hold them all. lady gaga had an arm full. kasey musgraves had a bunch. this is what i get when i forget to bring a reasonable bag to the market. they should have a bag at the grammys. nobody mentioned donald trump at the grammys. i'm sure he had mixed feelings, but he did give himself an award. 50% approval rating. i don't know what's sadder. the fact that half the country doesn't like him or that he retweeted that. on sunday someone inside the trump