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a home bought by beyonce on fire? the video just into our newsroom. >> also ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, honoring a fallen chp officer, memorial in solano county. >>> how would you like to travel on a >>> welcome back. some people in antioch who lost their homes in a vegetation fire say it could have been prevented. >> firefighters say the fire started near a dumpster near 4:00 yesterday and spread quickly. 70 firefighters on scene to battle the fire that damaged six cars and four apartments. >> just getting off work, we came home to nothing. there is nothing. no beds, no clothes, no tvs, nothing, no picture of my granddaughter. all gone. >> a whole bidding of people have nowhere to go. >> people who live there say they have had ongoing issues with a homeless encampment nearby and they believe that could have been the cause of the fire. >> i have a 1-year-old so honestly my first thoughts were to get her out safe. that though was extremely scary and she was crying the entire time. >> investigators ha

home of beyonce is being investigated as arson.ks inse o. running from the mansion when the fire broke out. >> i was walking around the koorner with zigy smalls and all of the smoke was coming out. my neighbor, right around the corner, she had witnessed the dude, he like jumped over the fence, right on the back side of harmony on 8th. >> authorities have not said how much damage the home sustained but it took 20 firefighters to put out the fire. the home has been vacant for a while. >>> country music star morgan wailen is speaking for the first time about using a racial slur. within hours after the video was released, he was suspended by his label. michael strahan sat down with him forsince the incident. >> that sound i and 'srong. >> you can hear the full interview about how the incident has changed him coming up on gma at 7 a.m. >>> you can see billie eilish in concert from home. >> she is celebrating with a tribute to her home town. >> a love letter to los angeles was filmed at the hollywood bowl and accompanied by the philharmonic. there

i keep describing her as the beyoncÉ of her day for a number of reasons.the looks were always on point. this woman knew how to put herself together. she was beautiful, she was a big star and she had a couple of big tricks that she did that people really loveded as a performer. one was this, she would play two pianos at once and alicia keys did this a few years ago and i was so excited because i was running around the apartment like ito just wanted to tell someone which i just love and the other thing she would start out playing a traditional song and ast it went on she would mae it j jazzy year. this is the height of jazz. it was selling out across the country. using her platform to advance civil rights was a big issue for her so for instance she wouldn't play at segregated venues. she would walk right back out and give interviews and say i don't know why someone would want to pay to see someone but wouldn't want to sit next to someone who looks like me so she was a great figure and advocate and used her platform for that. another thing is she was married

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nicks, beyonce and many more it opened in sausalito back in 1972, but it closed down in 2000 and eight 13 years later, there aretom vacar. tonight has more on the world famous record factory. sauce. alito's record plan. originally the record factory was created in 1972 to be a special, quirky and laid back recording studio well away from the new york, la and other big city music scenes, but it was so much more a world unto itself. you know, this was a community center. it was. place where stuff was going on when stuff was going on the special twist. it also presented a series of live radio broadcasts on jive 95. k s a. m. it opened on halloween 1972 with john lennon and yoko ono among the guests closed for 13 years now jim rees and some other music crazies was solid business credentials. mean to make this not just reopen, but to be reborn. it's kind of this has to s here, a young girl bye name of stevie nicks sat in this very room on a piano and came up with a song called dreams. it is on this album, one of the greatest albums in the history of rock and roll recorded right here for 36

i actually had a joke at my training camp earlier this day, beyonce has a stage presence, fierce, and i have that for mountain biking. i love riding my bike. and i love my competitors. like i love the sport. but, when i'm racing, like, i go to a different place. and i am there to compete, and i am ruthless and relentless. >> reporter: so you crush. >> i try. i do my best. >> oh, i love kate courtney, definitely going to be watching mountain biking. we have so many athletes heading to tokyo. talented area. july 22nd at 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., and july 23rd, the day of the opening ceremonies, you can check out all these stories about our local athletes and track all our coverage on nbcbayarea.com/olympics. >> raj will be in tokyo, covering our local athletes. tirico, who is in quarantine right now, talked with raj earlier today from tokyo. >> tell us just the process of getting there. that's an olympic story in itself. >> it is. if it's an event, i don't want to see my time. it takes a little bit of patience, for sure, to get through. i will say this. the japanese government is essenti

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. >> give beyonce a run for her money. >> we're doing two and a half hours live this morning. >> i think we're good. >> thanks. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast for you on this friday. kari, how is it looking out there? >> looks pretty good. we're stepping out the door to temperatures in the low 50s in the north bay. 62 in san jose. we're going to see not many up in a few minutes.cast coming >>> a smooth flow of traffic through freemont, northbound away from us down to the clock i guess would be the southbound side. a better orientation on our maps coming up. >>> plus, death mystery deepening, the strange set of circumstances after a college professor suddenly dies in yosemite. the plea to i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effec

i keep describing her as the beyoncÉ of her day for a number of ropes.look at how glamorous she is. the dress -- the looks were always on point. this would have been -- she is beautiful, she was a big star, and she had a couple of big tricks she did that people really loved as a jazz performer. one of is this. she would play two pianos at once and alicia keys did that's few years ago when she hoes the emmies and i was excited and i was screaming and running around the apartment going, i just want to tell someone she just did hazel scott. which i just loved. and the other thing that hazel did, she would start out playing a traditional box song and then as it went on she's make it jazzier and jazzier and super cool and this the height of jazz at the time. so, people loved this. she was selling out concert halls across the country, using her platform to advance civil rights was a big issue for her, and so, for instance, she would not play segregated venue and if she awe the red carped down the middle separate thing two sides she would walk back out and give

i actually had a joke at my training camp earlier this year, like, beyonce has a stage presence sashand i have that for mountain biking. i love riding my bike and i love my competitors. like i love the sport. but when i am racing, like, i go to a different place and i am there to compete and i am ruthless and relentless. >> fighting hard for position. >> reporter: so you crush? >> i try. i do my best. >> i want to hear her mom. she has to be loud. olympic specials from the bay area to tokyo july 22nd at 4 and 7:00 p.m. then on july 23rd it is also the day of the opening ceremony, track all the coverage on nbcbayarea.com/olympics. >>> more than a century after sinking the titanic, continues to intrigue people. when we come back new technology that a group is using to uncover new images like these of that sunken ship. fascinated us for decades. now we are getting a look at new images from the "titanic." here is nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: the new images taken 12,000 feet below the ocean surface offer a window into what was once the "titanic," including pictures of a window, a stained

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, plays the p piano, she's gorgeot it was that kind of thing so that is why i think of her as the beyoncÉof her day and naturally for all those reasons the fourth network at the time offered her the chance to have her own variety show in prime time. first it was just in new york city and she could finally stay home with her son most of the time instead of travelingph all over the country to perform. .. but really what she was doing is standing up for what was right and she gave this incredible rousing speech. and it is hard to overstate a black woman going before these white man in power and explaining to them what they are doing wrong. that is such an incredible story and unfortunately i wanted it to read different and that we cannot take this anymore because the possible communist ties by instead goes back home to new york in very unceremoniously fired. and then the show goes off the air and then moves to paris not that long afterwards with the black american expatriates at the time like kate baldwin and felt the reception was much better for her and then to tell us may be why we don't

that live, magic moment you don't get goosebumps on your ipad to a core fan that didn't get to the beyoncehow, it's an extension. we do think a complementary for a fan who can't get to the show but a small piece of the business >> frank, do you want to jump in >> this is frank holland great news that your venues are getting back open in the u.s. and the uk my question is about payment will we see concerts where people go up to a bar with a $20 bill to get a drink or use cash? are you working with nethem to move that forward to the 21st century? >> it's a great question like most companies will tell you, we use covid to do a lot of rebuilding, infrastructure programs, products around ticketmaster contact was a big piece we accelerated. you'll go to venues and will be able to get in, buy your ticket, buy that beer, buy that t-shirt contactless through your app through the web. yes, we're going to make that experience a lot more seamless and touchless for you. >> reporter: interesting a question about the competitive landscape. we had spotify, which you are partnered with, announcing more in

but the first one featured beyonce. ♪ at last ♪ ♪ my love has come along ♪ >> and she's singing "at lastnd his beautiful wife are dancing to beyonce. it was an emotional moment for anyone who was there and anyone who watched on television that night. >> the night president obama is inaugurated, a number of republicans get together at a steakhouse in washington, including paul ryan who would become the speaker later, kevin mccarthy, who later became house majority leader. eric cantor. >> barack obama i think at the time, maybe a 70 or 72% approval rating, which meant those of us in the minority, as republicans, were going to have a tough road to try and assert what we believed in terms of policy, to try and address the challenges that were facing the country. >> a lot of discussion is, okay, how can we continue to work on republican priorities, work with the president, how do we get some things done over the next two to four years? >> former house speaker newt gingrich, who had engineered the takeover of the house of representatives in 1994, reminded everybody seated there, you know, we w

beyonce, $420 million. taylor swift, $365 million.n, and jessica simpson, $110 million. these empires built on more than just singing and dancing, john, but lucrative footwear and cosmetics deals. for spears, there's certainly plenty more earning potential should she regroup and come back from her hiatus, john. >> obviously money at serious play here in all that drama. christine romans, thank you for that. >>> a lot going on this morning. president biden with a key meeting on cyber security minutes from now. cnn's coverage continues. ♪ ♪ >>> very good wednesday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. poppy harlow has the week off. millions of people are facing storm surge, possible tornadoes, heavy rains as tropical storm elsa nears landfall, insure flooding could impact hundreds of miles from the center of the storm. this morning more than 10,000 people are without power as the storm churns off the state's western coast, reaching maximum sustained winds of about 65 miles per hour. it is on a collision course with the big bend region where i

. >> jimmy: so she came up with that before beyoncÉ. >> she did, it's a big point of contention betweenhe way, i really enjoyed your movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i feel quentin would enjoy it too. i know it says right at the beginning, based on a mostly true story. i don't want to say too much, but this is a crazy story. >> yes. >> jimmy: and it really happened to you and for fear of ruining anything i'm going to let you tell the story as it appears, in life or on film, however you want to describe it. >> okay. i wish i had a flashlight. [ laughter ] this is a mostly true story based on a lie. this is the true story i was flying from the east to west coast on a plane, a guy sat next to me, as you do, we started talking.phe was around my age. he was smart and funny but not hot. and so -- [ laughter ] i was like, okay, well, this is a nice conversation and we exchanged twitter handles, this was 2015. became friends. over the course of the year became really close friends. then about a year in we started dating. we dated about three months. and i found out every single thing he said to m

we're back on by beyonce and jay z caught fire and now it's being investigated as arson.olice say they got reports of a suspicious person in the area before the fire started. >> you see the scene here. people living nearby say this houses. but it's a home the home's been empty for years. it was built in 1926 and previously was a church. i whether time as we switch gears. take a look at the 4 zone forecast here. a live look outside and san francisco and think we can start to look ahead to the weekend now. yeah, we can car first, erica caturay joining us now with a look at the what's down the line? >> yeah. temperatures are going to be warming up these next couple of days in the meantime, we are seeing some more clouds starting to move in through. >> the bay area berkeley. they're a little different than when we last checked in on that camera. current temperatures in the mid 50's right now out in berkeley are at 59 in hayward, 60 out in fremont right now. 72 in pittsburgh, upper 50's and napa and 59 in santa rosa. so temperatures tomorrow across san francisco will range in

absolutely >> dan, i wanted to pick your brain on beyonce and jay-z, why you come on cnbc, to talk about them, but to julia's point, i'm not quite understood the tidal tie-in i understand it on a base level, but where does it go is that factoring into this growth is that part of the growth of arpu here? where is the tie-in and where does tat go? >> for the very simple, if you think about subscription and music, there is on a very basic level, there's an arpu tie to that, $20, $30, and even if square takes a very small portion of it, it's still incremental. so you think about the spotifies of the world, if they charge and the opportunity with tidal i think beyond that, and i think this is something that that's where the jack dorsey genius is thinking about, this is an opportunity for them to kcater o their users and the musing preferences and also to support artists and to combine all of that with blockchain and nfts. i think that every time you deal with square, and that's the big difference, by the way, between square and some of the other guys is there's a genius at the helm. and these

so there is always the sound of running water, which adds to the on beyonce and experience. this is a beloved park. over time, this term around -- turnaround are no longer there. after the war, it became difficult to maintain. the shift away from having enough staff to have a caretaker of this park is not possible. there was lots of vandalism and issues. the park was allowed to revert even more to a boulevard. they wanted to run this parkway through the park eventually up to the top of the hill in west seattle, but it never reached that far. now, you can walk. this road has been vacated and it is just a walkway. you come here, and it has been completely replanted in native agitation. you can however hear falling water and it is magical. another park that is very different from that is closed -- greenlake part. -- greenlake park. this has the walkway that encircles the park. it is almost funny to see a picture with one person because there is never just one person. it was an oasis during the pandemic. usually, bicycles are allowed on half of the path but they turned it into a

. >>> well, america loves its power couples, beyonce and jay-z, amal and george clooney, meghan markle hoping to add to their collection in tokyo. while they may be sports icons, they insist they're just a normal couple. >> boom. megan, take a thousand >> take one and only >> as legend goes, and it was at this photo shoot, like literally this is where we first actually like met each other. >> you know, we were here at the same time, and i can't remember exactly how the actual, like, how, nice to meet you went. >> she was like in her basketball uniform, and she had her hair down. >> she was coming from one teenage is to the next and we kind of crossed, oh, hey, ready for your game. >> just something stupid like are you ready for your game. >> i was like funny. >> you're such a loser >> it's good. >> so dorky. >> i walked away just like, why would you ever say that. >> i walked away like i thought you were supposed to be cool >> made such a bad impression. >> anyways, we joke about that now, she was a total dork. >> yeah, that's how we officially met >> sue bird, bringing the. >> probabl

beyonce and jay-z, meghan markle and prince harry both hoping to add to their collection in tokyo.take a thousand. >> take one and only >> as legend goes and it was at this photo shoot >> like literally this is where we first actually met each other. >> we were here at the same time and i can't remember exactly how the actual hi nice to meet you went >> he was like in her basketball uniform and had her hair down. >> she was coming from one stage to the next and we kind of crossed and she was like hey, ready for the game >> something stupid like ready for the game >> and i was like funny. >> you're such a loser >> yeah, haha. >> good. >> so dorky. >> i walked away just like why would you ever say that. >> i walked away like i thought you were supposed to be cool we joke about that now because she's a total dork but, yeah, that's how we officially met >> sue bird. >> the best point guard in the country. she can score at any time. she is the best. >> megan rapinoe, drives it. >> amazing, amazing goal by megan rapinoe. >> i think being an alete athlete it's really a one of a kind exper

grammy awards' nomination process that's right, you can now be nominated if you're taylor swift or beyonceorie taylor greene's 47th birthday, which is also the only accurate information on her facebook page. that's right, today was republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's 47th birthday. if you're wondering what to get her, how about help? and that was a monologue, everybody. we've got a great show for you tonight. he's a golden globe-nominated actor, director, and one of the stars of the very powerful series, "the underground railroad." one of my favorite guests, joel edgerton is going to be joining us and he is the lead political correspondent for "the atlantic." and his book "battle for the soul: inside the democrats' campaign to defeat trump" is out now. edward-isaac dovere will be joining me but before we get to all of that, republicans in arizona are pushing forward with an insane so-called audit of that state's election results, which plans to pursue similar audits in other states that joe biden won. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: nearly seven mo

she went, beyonce and jay-z? mine was -- >> all are royalty. let's say that. >> very well said.t gift. >> the same year. >>> my "talk of the table" is about valid mir guerrero jr. who we showed that was the mvp of the all-star game stealing the show with this home run in the third inning. it came with some incredibly colorful play-by-play commentary from a dominican rapper from the dominican republic. take a look. >>ag ] >> guerrero -- [ cheers ] [ laughter ] [ sp so much. he's basically -- it's going deep, no, no, no, no. then he says -- [ speaking foreign language ] like "say no to that ball." amazing. the rapper's name, he's a rapper named el alpa elfe. he was in the sports box. at his first at-bat, guerrero hit a line drive up the middle that almost took off max scherzer's head. the pitcher ducked just in time. this is my favorite part. he gives him a hug afterwards. there's another thing about guerrero that i also love -- his dad played for the expos. >> in canadian. >> guerrero was born in canada. but grew up in the dominican republic. >> look at that picture. >> he played

. >> like a beyonce fan.n hear yours, roker. >> it's blowing and there's a control there. you put that in your pocket in the front. >> you have a fan going. >> two fans. >> where is it? >> right there. >> it fans your inside? >> it fans your back. >> it fans your fanny? >> exactly. >> it's vibrating. >> do you like it? >> he's way too jet lagged to go down that road. >> we're going to take these back to 1a. >> all right, kids, that was cute. >>> still ahead, a special trip through the old roads to tokyo. keir simmons standing by to give us a firsthand look at the hidden and historic beauty that surrounds this olympics host city. >>> plus, it's mascot fever here in tokyo as the olympic mascots join us. and we decided we need our own, but we need help naming them. >> you are an olympian for the rest of your life. >> no one can take that away from me. >> tomorrow, hoda is there live as simone biles leads team usa in their debut. at the tokyo olympics "today" is where the games begin. >>> a very good morning to y

the emmy nominations came through like a beyonce album dripping with greatness.ve an emmy nominee in the midst. michael has been nominated for outstanding writer for a variety series. congratulations to you. this is so exciting. what did you do when you found out you were nominated? >> i was at the veterinarian with my dog so i was startled and then the people in the office wondered why i was jumping up and down. >> congratulations. it's very diversely. still disappointing that so few latino actors, we saw the first transactor, but we have a long way to go in the latino spaces. what are your thoughts here? >> exactly right. i saw that interview and he's right on point. there has to be more focus. we can start with our brown brothers doing it for the culture. let's pop the champagne when he wins. i'm going to pr dikt michael is going to come home with the gold. >> i love it. we are out of time. 10 seconds. anything you want to say about the emmys? >> i think y'all know i'm here to rep the asian-american community. for the fist time, it's more than one person. but

how did you get the discipline to say i'm going to find this inner beyonce and keep working hard?'re still teenagers, still kids, and we still have a life to live outside of academics. so it's just striking a balance between living your life and having fun and also keeping up with your academic spaces. that's what we also were taught in the harvard diversity project, how to have our culture and social life, have our scholarship and personal life, and have that balance where we can be amazing in both aspects of life. >> i think emani hit it right on the head. a mantra for the program is scholarship meets culture. that's exactly what we did. as i'm on social media, social media is also a way that we can push the message, that we can push the greater initiative. so it really wasn't a fight between the two. it was finding a way for both to coexist and to push us as a whole. >> i mean, emani and jayla, i'm going to slide in later so you can give me tutorials on how to have a balance as well. you're way ahead of me. thank you, both. i have a feeling you'll be back on the show when you'r

certainly for beyonce and felix and an olympian.we have to train healthcare providers to identify, at march of dimes over the past year-and-a-half, wee trained 15,000 during the course of this pandemic, 15,000 healthcare providers to identify and see becauseen there is no reason wh anyone should interfere with quality healthcare being delivered to any woman. that certainly has to be true foro any woman who is african-american or indigenous women in this country. every woman deserves the rate to the highest level quality healthcare possible. >> president andth ceo of the march of dimes, stacy stewart, dr. richard besser, thank you for coming on, on these two issues.es one more difficult reality of the pandemic, the cdc confirmed what many feared, the number of people died from overdose hit a record in 2020 as the opioid crisis was made worse by the pandemic. >> reporter: overdose deaths have been rising for years, but you can see the increase that coincides with covid. data shows from december 20 noon to december 2020 overdose rose n