billy ray cyrus. "truth hurts," lizzo. "sunflower," post malone and swae lee. >> and the grammy goes to: "bad guy," billie eilish. >> whoa.. >> whoa! >> billieg the truth, peace and love, we love you so much, god bless kobe's family. we love you. good night. >> announcer: at hilton, music fans can expect better. we're proud to be the official hotel partner of music's biggest night. delta air lines is proud to be the official airline partner of the grammy awards, and the official supporter of first- time nominees. delta. keep climbing. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new information tonight on the tragic crash that took the life of nba legend kobe bryant. right after >>> after a grimy tribute to kobe bryant, new information on the helicopter crash and the close investigators are looking for tonight. >> i still don't believe it. a loss for words. >> the news sent shockwaves around the world, how fans are membering the mvp. >>> chase center lit up tonight in purple and gold. the war years honoring the nba legend. thank you for joining us on this special edition of kpix 5 news. i am

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billy mcneill will be up first. billy mcneill will be up first. billy mcneill will be up first. billy mcneill with a goal! r celtic in 1969. typically with a header. brilliantly ta ken by brilliantly taken by mcneill. the club's former captain and manager died last year after suffering from dementia. this just months before a study revealed former players are three and a half times more likely to die of the disease. they have been discussing the issue here at the national stadium for months and although there is no firm evidence linking heading a ball to dementia, the scottish fa are taking no chances and children under the age of 12 will be banned from heading in training. we need to take some sensible, pragmatic steps at the moment and that is likely going to be to try and reduce that overall burden, the number of times that young players head, and heading in training is much more common than in matches. carl mcculloch does one—to—one youth coaching. he has also coached in the us where a ban on children heading the ball has been in place since 2015. they see players like ronaldo on tv scoring wonderful g

billy mcneill will be up for this. it is mcneil to goal! billy knott mcd owall it is mcneil to goal! billys going to celtic in 1969, typically with a header. clearly taken by mcneil. the clu b header. clearly taken by mcneil. the club ross mccormack captain and manager died last year after suffering from dementia. thisjust months before a study revealed former players are free and a half times more likely to die of the disease. they have been discussing theissue disease. they have been discussing the issue here at the national stadium for months and although there is no firm evidence linking heading a ball to dementia, the scottish fa are taking no chances and children under the age of 12 will be banned from heading in training. we need to take some sensible, pragmatic steps at the moment and that's largely to be to try to reduce the overall burden, the number of times that children had, it is more common in matches. kyle mcculloch does one to one youth coaching. he has also coached in the us. but a ban on children heading the ball has been in place since 2015. you see players like rinaldo

>> billie eilish. >> billie eilish. >> reporter: but it was billie eilish's big night, making historye show, song, record, album and best new artist. the second artist in grammy history ever to do so, and the first female. >> i never thought this would ever happen in my whole life. i only want to say that i'm grateful and that i'm so honored to be here. >> a very humble acceptance speech there. the grammys deny any allegations of rigging, and just before the show, the interim recording academy ceo announced an initiative that would, among other things, include hiring a diversity and inclusion officer within the next 90 days and then they plan to immediately create a fund to support various women in music organizations. some reacting to some of the allegations made by dugan. >> thank you so much, amy. >>> coming up, we have one of kobe bryant's greatest moments on the court. it is our "play of the day." lay of the day." it's not getting in my way.? i had enough! joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and co

billy: you are not another woman, okay? we're not having an affair. >> amanda: there are all kinds of infidelities, billy. i don't think that i can be the one that you talk to anymore. >> billy: amanda... >> billy: we just keep doing the same thing, and it doesn't matter how much we try, doesn't matter how hard we work, it doesn't matter how much we love each other. i could say everything that you want me to say, but in the end, are you going to believe me?

billy jack and they took off running. boys just up your and leave you. [laughter] done, when billy jack is moses is a bloody mess. billy jack is really proud of what he has done. he and his boys walk away. when they are gone, moses stands up. bleeding. just bleeding. away,o guys who had run they are like, are you ok? and he says, are you ready to go register to vote? you see that kind of strength. that is the quiet power leading. he calls john doerr when he gets back to the house across from eh hearst going, i want to going, i want to report to you a beating. i was beaten. and do or says yes, i know. and he says, you know? he is like yes, i know. i've already got the fbi report, but i will come down and the what i can do, see what is going on. hoover was the head of the fbi. hoover, who was not a -- how does one say? the civilnot feeling rights movement, civil rights leaders, civil rights goals, civil, civil, no. that is j edgar. as far as he was concerned, they were communist. doerr has this fbi report that says -- he says, eh. he then gets down to mississippi and he sees moses. bruised. that is not what the fbi repor

billie eilish. of course i'm talking about her. she's 18. ♪ >> what's your name? >> what's my name? billie. >> billie eilish is hard to explain. le as the color of her hair. ♪ so you're a tough guy >> there is billie eilish, the one one. ♪ i'm the bad guy >> and then there's billie eilish, the serious one. >> i didn't ever think i would be happy again ever. >> but she is happy again. it is really fun to be riding in the car with the artist looking -- you know where it gives the name of the artist on the radio and then they're singing along with it. that was very cool. >> she is so impressive. >> and also, you know, you look at all of her -- she is a really very pretty girl, very pretty and very talented. >> she's wearing the blue blockers though. >> she likes changing herself up. her struggles are no secret to her fans. she often refers to them in her lyrics a lot. and she makes it a point to be a source of support for them. some topics might find this very difficult. "i love you" is kind of a sad song. >> it is, but it's about how terrifying the feeling of love is and how debilitating it is. >> no subject is too personal, as s

billy ilish. jillian: billy islish. [laughter] ♪ ♪ jillian: rob doesn't know the song. rob: i don't know who that is. jillian: made history with 4 major awards. rob: billyever forget it. i know billy idle. ramping up efforts to expose the true motives of adam schiff and the democrats, congressman steve watkins live to break down crucial facts, he says the dems hid from the senate in an effort to undo the 2016 election. >> and while most of eyes on the field super bowl, cbp will keep a close watch for potential threats. >> wow, todd piro along border and custom patrol, what it takes to keep millions of people safe, we are coming back on monday morning. >> all right, the president's legal team will return to the senate floor today after accusing democrats of using impeachment to keep off in 2020 ballot. jillian: all of this joining us texas congressman steve watson, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks, jillian. jillian: before we get into what to expect today let's just talk about the new news today, that's the alleged leak about john bolton's book, do you think this will have any implications as far as calling witnesses and the argument for tha

as far as the actual winners last night, it was all about billie eilish. billienner to ever do so, she won album of the year, song of the year, record of the year, and best new artist. she's 18 years old. she's the first female to ever do so. other big names, lizzo, she won three things. i love lizzo. she's a lot of fun. tonya tucker won her first grammy in nearly 50 years, she won best country artist, best country song. politics, not too much politics. alicia keys mentioned impeachment during a song medley but nothing really else went on as far as acceptance speeches, except for joy villa. she was out there, wearing a trump dress right there. on the back it said impeached but reelected. so she did that. performances, you had -- there were rumors taylor swift was going to do it, she did not end up performing. demi lovato performed for the first time since her unfortunate drug overdose last year but she came back and performed and looked great. cheryl: thank you, mike. that was a great report. lauren: still to come, at leads and consumers alike praising the effect

billy carter because billy carter the younger brother of jimmy carter. is remembered by most people if at all as kind of a buffoon, kind of a joke, a caricature of a redneck. and he, in fact, i went and talked to president jimmy carter about him to his widow and his six kids. and they describe a man who was hardworking, who was very funny, and we know this from interviews, profiles that were done of him. and a man who was struggling with alcoholism. and in the last proud clap ter of his life, ministered to people that could relate to him about this. and you know, here he is in a small, tiny town in southwest georgia living his life, his brother decides to run for president, the media descends. i mean how would you, how would anyone handle that, the business, the family business was then put into a blind trust. >> trevor: right. >> quaint, i know. (laughter) and those were the days. and so he has no choice but to make his living at being billyarter, kind of being a caricature of himself. but a complicated and descent man when you really learn about him. and so i wanted to be generous and i wanted to be compassionate. i think obituaries are the one place in journalism where the rule of thumb is, and i think should be, giving people the benefit of the doubt. >> trevor: that's interesting. giving people the benefit of the doubt. >> when you die, i mean come on. (laughter). >> trevor: you're gone. >> right. >> you're gone. >> i mean unless you are a war criminal, that is different. >> trevor: then no doubt, some doubt or no doubt at all. >> no benefit of the doubt, no nice stories about how they like puppies and all of that. >> trevor: got t thank you so much for being on the show, a fascinating book. mobituaries is available now, a really fun read, mo rocca, everybody. we'll be right back. having frito-lay variety packs is a lot like having kids. you get a lot of flavor packed into small packages... ...and it's impossible to p

billy winn against them. at the beginning, i remember when billy winn against them. at the beginning, i rememberwhen i billyt the beginning, i remember when i want first grand slam title here in 2008, after that it was the three very tough years for me because every timei tough years for me because every time i would get to a big match, finals or semis of grand slam, i would lose to one of these two guys. it took a lot of thinking and a lot of belief, and of course a lot of work, to perfect the game and challenge those guys on the big stage. meanwhile, some british success in melbourne today. joe salisbury is through to the men's doubles finals with his american partner rajeev ram, while gordon reid reached his fifth grand slam singles final in the men's wheelchair event. next to the penultimate day of the january transfer window — and its biggest deal so far to start our round up of the most recent moves. bruno fernandes has joined manchester united for an initial £46 million. that could rise to more than £67 million as the portugal international agrees a five—and—a—half—year deal, promising to "give every

. >> i saw your monologue around billy, your son billy. >> jimmy: right. >> the whole country got set you see you're changing it this way, not this way, but this way. and we all have, and that's at antidote to all the chaos and craziness we see in washington. >> we're going to be fine when people get their confidence back. >> jimmy: well, i hope you can help us get the confidence back. >> i will. [ applause ] >> jimmy: john kasich! "it's up to us: 10 little ways we can bring about big change" is available now. and we'll return with music from white reaper. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the 2020 gle, mercedes benz, the best or nothing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank all of my guests. apologies to matt damon. nightline is next, but first, this is their album, "you deserve love." here with the song "might be right," white reaper! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ so i woke up with the curse i was searching i was looking through the purse ♪ ♪ takin

billy graham. i tread carefully here because a lot of people as do i have a great deal of respect for billy graham, but billy graham repeatedly throughout the 1980 presidential campaign gives assurance to carter himself or ,o carter's aids of his support and then days later or earlier, he is making phone calls to reagan's campaign chair, offering to do whatever he could to elect ronald reagan rather than jimmy carter in 1980. all of this is in the book. i'm just giving you a summary of this. carter of course is defeated and then he goes back to plains where he begins to construct his post-presidency. i'm going to try to wrap this up quickly so i can take some questions. we are standing here in one glorious manifestation of his post-presidential years. i think the most distinct comment about jimmy carter in , particularly in his post-presidency, came from the former president of emory university said about jimmy carter the only person in history for whom the presidency was a steppingstone. and i think it really does capture what jimmy carter has done. apparently jimmy carter isn't fond of that quotation, but

billy flinn committed murder because pam smart put him up to it, luring him with money and sex. but according to the defense, billy flinn committed murder out of a jealous rage. >> reporter: the defense argued that pamela tried to end her relationship with billyon by killing her husband. >> the prosecutors made a plea deal agreement with piece randall and billy flinn, the two who had actually committed the murder. >> reporter: the get away driver also cut a deal. >> by pleading guilty and agreeing to testify, they had a chance at getting out of jail someday, and they took it. >> reporter: at pamela's trial, the three boys take the stand and testify against her. saying that she planned the murder. billy admits to pulling the trigger but says he never would have done it had pamela not told him to. >> will the defendant please rise? >> reporter: after a two-week trial. >> has the jury reached a verdict? >> reporter: pamela smart was found guilty to being an accomplice. >> i am required and do hereby sentence you to the state prison for women for the remainder of your life without the possibility of parole. >> it was just senseless on the spot, because that's because it was a mandatory sentence. >> tonight, three years later, pamela smart. >> rep

billy graham, or you were going to bed. so i watched a whole lot of billy graham. [applause] and so one of the things i learned from billy graham is, love. we have to love one another. we have to. that is the key. i mean, that is what god is putting in every one of us. that is what he wanted us to do. he wants us to love, not hate. he didn't say we had to get along with them, but we got to love them and we got to pray for them. i definitely really wanted to thank franklin graham and billy graham. and especially billy graham. i know he is in heaven rejoicing and saying, another soul saved by me. because that was one awesome man. one awesome man. but i thank god for my husband, andre. like i said, it is very hard when you do not have that security piece to lean on. a lot of people look at me and say, you are a strong person, you don't need nobody. there is a time you need someone to help you stand. my husband has been right there. i heard a lot of stuff that you know you guys should not be , going down there. you should not be with donald trump. you are supposed to be with your party. what party? only party i got is jesus'

billie eilish all have multiple nominations. >> gayle king just sat down with billie for her grammy special last night. in the interview, billiealked about how her

billie eilish took pump five awards in all, she thank thanked her fans —— billie in all, she thank thanked her fans -- billiecaster, chris7 it wasn‘t me! some of us have a taste of winter round the corner. plenty of showers working in today and already some snow settling down on the roads and highlands and temperatures will fall overnight and showers get heavier. the risk of snow is set to increase over at the northern half. shower clowns to the north—west, the rain we‘ve seen in southern and eastern england is clearing an that will be followed by rain showers overnight and blustery winds in the south. showers having a wintry flavour to them over northern ireland, hills of northern england and scotland the snow could reach low levels drop potentially sea levels with fairly significant accumulations. risk of disruption. these are the main areas at risk of seeing snowfall. high ground of northern ireland, northern england and wales and notjust the hills of scotla nd and wales and notjust the hills of scotland but some lower elevations. five centimetres in places, ten scimita rs five centimetres in places, ten

when billy jack is done, moses is a bloody mess. billy jack is really proud of what he has done. he and his boys walk away. when they are gone, moses stands up, bleeding, just bleeding. the two guys who had run away, they are like looking, and he is like, you ready to go register to vote? yeah. you see that kind of strength. that is that quiet power leading. he calls john doerr. couldn't register as i recall. he calls john doerr from the house across eh hearst and says i want to report a beating. john doerr says i know. he's like you know? , yes, i already have the fbi report. and i willcome down see what i can do, what is going on. j edgar hoover was the head of the fbi. j edgar hoover was not a, how does one say? he was so not feeling the civil rights movement, civil rights leaders, civil rights goals, civil rights civil, civil, no. that is j edgar. as far as he was concerned, they were communists. just communists. so when john doerr has the fbi report, it is ehh. he gets down to mississippi and he sees moses. bruised. that is not what the fbi report said. what john doerr was e

guys were not angels. >> bear in mind, billy flynn's sidekick pete randall was involved with several thefts, and billy himself also admitted to a burglary. >> when billytime it was ever physical? she was saying well, are you going to kiss me?" and i said, "yeah." and she said, "yeah, well do i have to come over there and rape you?" and i said, "yeah." >> basically, if you believed billy flynn, you didn't need anything else. >> now take us back to her driving home that night. what happened. >> she started crying, and she's saying that the only way we'd be able to be together is if we killed gregg. >> bill flynn is supposed to be so innocent that he was manipulated by me, right? but at the same time, he was smart enough to manipulate his friends to go kill a person they've never even met. >> she said anybody that helped me could have anything in the house because she's insured. the stereo system, bose speakers, jewelry. >> where'd the defendant say she'd be? >> at a meeting. so she'd have an alibi when it happened. >> i wanted to get up and -- and say stop lying. >> you think he lied to get a lesser sentence? >> absolutely. i know he lied. >> you know i

family also confirms that all to billy's 13 year old daughter alyssa and all to billy's wife were also on board the aircraft another horrible family tragedy no alyssa all to billy played on a basketball team with kobe bryant's daughter giana of course was another victim of this crash and we've found now would be. perhaps the destination and the origin of the flight the flight took off at john wayne airport in orange county. south of los angeles mr bryant lived in orange county and the plane was headed apparently to 1000 oaks where he has his. a cademy. that's a sports academy that. teaches young people of writing of sports especially basketball the 1000 oaks area is to the north of here so the plane took all the helicopter took off from john wayne airport a little less than an hour before crashing in the hills which are shrouded in darkness behind me the academy the mamba cademy that mr bryant founded and coached at was holding a tournaments for boys and girls on sunday the case the causes of course is still a mystery the national transportation safety board is sending an 18 person team to investigate the cause the f.b.i. is assisting in in this effort that is

billie eilish. >> 18-year-old billie eilish making history with her big wins at the grammys. >> am i the only one who watched it. >> i think you might be. >> on this panel. >> i did watch the beginning. i agree that alysha keys knocked it out of the park. >> such a tough task, she was wonderful. so was lizzo's opening performance. >> that's what i saw and then i was done. >> welcome. it's 5:30. >> i recorded it. i plan on watching it today. i was doing other things. doing some research on kobe and some other stuff. reading a lot about him and what he was doing next. because that's what i was so eager to see. what was he doing next. he follows up five nba championships can an oscar? then what? >> just beginning. >> i know. so sad. let's talk about weather. let's look outside with live doppler 7. the visibility out there. a bit of fog around napa and yucaipa. it is lifting a bit it will drift a bit south and southeast. so some of that could drift into the east bay, that fog out of the napa valley heading through the morning hours. a bit at the coast also. you can see it encroaching upon sfo. so i would expect the possibility of delays there. mid 40s at 7:00. definitely cooler when you step outside. 55 to 57 at noon. partly cloudy. 56 to 60. average at 4:00. 50 to 53 with clouds lingering at 7:00. chance of rain tomorrow is up next. jobina? >> good monday morning to you all. everyone at home or streaming elsewhere. checking in on mass transit. ferries with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 31 trains running. ace 1, i don't have the exact timing for you, the gps system seems to be down at the moment. you can expect delays because of maintenance work that will be happening through the 28th. live look now at the bay bridge, metering lights came on at 5:15. also looks like there's a tanker truck that is stalled in one of the lanes. expect delays there. live look at hosan jose, 208 looking good. >>> many of us in shock after the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. >> kobe bryant and his daughter were flying to a basketball game in southern california when c r their chopper went down. we have a reporter near calabasas with more on the ongoing federal investigation. >> reporter: a team from the ntsb will be arriving on site this morning. they will be leading up this investigation into what caused the crash. because of the darkness this morning, you cannot see the crash site. you can see this memorial behind us set up by fans. the los angeles county sheriff describing the crash site as a logistical nightmare because where the helicopter went down is not easily accessible. the terrain is dangerous even in daylight. the immediate effort under way has been the recovery of human remains. we are warned that process will take at least a couple of days to complete with the official identification of bodies the next step in the process. kobe bryant among nine people on board the helicopter when it went down shortly before 10:00 a.m. yesterday. another victim, his 13-year-old daughter, gianna, the group traveling to a youth basketball game. while visibility was low at the time due to fog, abc's aviation expert says the flight data suggests there was a loss of control about 15 seconds before impact. describing the loss of altitude as rapid. there were no among the things the ntsb will be looking at is the history of the pilot, the maintenance of that helicopter and of course the weather, was it a factor. reporting this morning from the crash site in calabasas, back to you. >>> several sports teams paid tribute to kobe bryant. his number was 24. so nba games yesterday started with an intentional 24-second shot clock violation on the first play of the game. even outside of basketball soccer star neymar scored a goal and flashed 24 for bryant. during the pro bowl, players celebrated a sack by making a jump shot in kobe's honor. tributes poured in across the world. fans at the australian open wore his jerseys yesterday. in the bay area, tributes are pouring in for kobe bryant as well especially from basketball fans. >> amy hollyfield is live at chase center with what they're doing there. amy? >> good morning. yeah. the warriors ended their practice early yesterday when they got the news. players were too distraught to talk to the media the warriors paying tribute this morning to kobe bryant. look at chase center where the warriors play. it's lit up in lakers purple and gold in memory of kobe bryant. those are his team colors right there. fans just keep telling us they don't want to believe that he is gone. warriors fans likely remember what he did against their team. bryant played his first 50-point game against the warriors back in 2000. he would go on to have 24 more in his career. fans say even if you were on the opposing team, you still respected kobe bryant. >> my dad is a huge lakers fan. growing up i grew up watching him at all the games. yeah. it's kind of wild. very unexpected. >> such a shocking and devastating loss for all of sports. kobe was such an inspiration to so many people. i was not a lakers fan or anything, but growing up you would always see kobe on tv. a gutting loss for everyone. >> the warriors don't have a game today. they do play tomorrow in philadelphia. the team put out a statement calling kobe bryant one of the iconic players in the history of the nba saying he leaves behind a legacy that will be celebrated for generations. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> former golden state warrior center and team ambassador donald foyle played against bryant. their careers paralleled each other for more than a decade. one of bryant's signed jerseys hangs framed inside his home. he shared a memory with us about bryant when they met at the beginning of their nba journeys. >> we did rookie transition together. we would talk about poetry, his love of poetry. him wanting to write more poems. i always had this vision in my mind that some day all the basketball players who wrote poetry, we would write a book together. >> donald foyle said bryant was one of the most competitive players he faced. he said bryant remembered everything that happened on the court and used that information to prepare for future match-ups. we have more on kobe's legacy and the tributes to him pouring in. you can read them by going to abc7news.com. we also have a photo gallery of him and his daughter. >>> at the live desk, three people have been arrested after leading the chp on a chase and crashing into a car. officers spotted three burglars at ulta beauty at the gateway plaza in vallejo. the suspects led officers on a chase across the carquinez bridge and then into oakland. the car crashed into another car at 105th and breed avenue. the three suspects ran from the car. officers caught and arrested them. the chp did recover stolen property from the car. it's unclear what the suspects took exactly. >>> the u.s. state department ordered all employees of the u.s. consulate in wuhan, china to evacuate because of the deadly coronavirus. their flight is expected to arrive at sfo tomorrow. at least 80 people died from the coronavirus. yesterday public health officials confirmed two infections in southern california. one in orange county. the other in los angeles county. >> we are all learning every day new information about this virus and how it's manifesting itself. this case poses no immediate threat to the general public. >> the coronavirus is a respiratory infection that can be spread through sneezing and coughing. >>> developing news as the trial against president trump resumes today. democrats want one witness to testify more than any other, that's john bolton. a new report by the "new york times" shows how critical his testimony may be. the times says about a month ago bolton sent the white house a manuscript of an unpublished book he wrote. in it he claims the president told him firsthand that he wanted to continue withholding military aid to ukraine until officials launched investigations into his political rivals. the president denied the report in a tweet. >>> coming up, police identify a suspect in a deadly hit and run in the east bay. the warning to anyone who may spot him. >>> and one of san francisco's largest property owners wants to sell 76 buildings, but some city leaders want to put the move on hold. the time is 5:39. time to check in with mike. >> let's look at the temperatures. on the peninsula, it's partly cloudy. menlo park, 40. 42 in redwood city. temperatures climb to 46 in san mateo. 50 around san bruno, daly city and pacifica. half moon bay and san carlos, 45. along with san jose. 46 in fremont and hayward. 47 around concord and santa rosa. just a bit of fog around napa and yucaipa. it's the year of the rat. don't let this distract you, but it's up there on top of salesforce tower. caught my eye as i was coming across the bay bridge. be aware of that and patchy fog. mass transit is okay. if you're out on the bay, light breezes today. let's go through some of our microclimates. in the north bay, from 7:00 to 7:00 p.m. we're still in the 40s with some fog through 9:00. mid 50s from 11:00 to 7:00. 60s from 1:00 to 3:00. 51 at 7:00. east bay, 44, a bit of fog. 50 at 9:00. 52 at 7:00. san francisco, 49 this warning. 52 at 9:00, mid to upper 50s by 3:00. leaving you with this one last thing. this is what we're talking about. a chance of rain and 70 degree highs. jobina? >> a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. overall, no major news in from the chp. clear monday start for your commute. 880 at the coliseum, headlights heading south. smooth ride there. i'll leave you with some drive times. walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 49-minute ride. highway 1 t america's getting sicker. sick of donald trump, there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor, he helped expand coverage to seven hundred thousand more people. and championed women's reproductive health. as president, he'll give access to everyone. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a little breezy outside if you're heading down to southern california, a northwest wind that will help push you. it is gusting up to 55 miles per hour, maybe stronger push than you want. 73 in l.a. 80 in palm springs. sacramento, 65, our best chance of showers are around eureka, tahoe and yosemite under a partly cloudy sky. not a single chance of tahoe the next seven days. >>> berkeley police identified the suspect wanted in a deadly hit and one that happened a week ago. officers say 29-year-old a alexander magee got away from officers as they were trying to arrest him friday. police say magee punched a woman in the head as she was sitting in a parked car last monday. when an officer approached him, he sped away, drove on to the sidewalk and then killed a homeless woman. police say magee is armed and dangerous. he also has outstanding warrants in contra costa county for burglary. >>> sonoma county started moving encampment residents from the joe rodota trail. the first ten people were moved to a new 60 person camp. all ten are moving voluntarily. this is the county's first step to clear the trail of homeless people. conditions along the trail have deteriorated into a public health crisis with hundreds of homeless people camping out on the trail. >>> also happening today, a san francisco supervisor will call on the owners so the city can consider making some of the properties affordable housing. he also wants to make sure no one gets displaced. the i-team looked into the relationship of veritas to the city and tenants. more than 100 tenants filed suit against the company last year. they say they targeted long-term residents to drive them out of rent controlled units. >>> it was supposed to an celebration of the biggest stars in music. >> it was that and also a somber occasion because kobe bryant died yesterday. they were at the staples center where he had his whole career. >> tonight is for kobe. >> reporter: it was a night of music and also tributes for kobe bryant. the 62nd annual grammy awards held at the staple center where bryant played with the lakers for 20 years. the show's tone was somber. >> we love you, kobe. >> reporter: but big names still rocked the house. ♪ >> it was a big night for billiewho took home record of the year, best new artist, album of the year and song of the year for bad guy. ♪ nipsey hussle was awarded the best rap song collaboration along with john legend and d.j. khalid. the biggest night comes as debra dugan claims the grammy voting process is a boys club and accuses the academy of tampering with nominations, voting and even who gets to perform at the show. >> i hate that i'm in this situation. i would much rather be here talking about the artist and music. but i can't help but have to say there are conflicts of interest. >> reporter: but the academy acclaims it was dugan who created a toxic and intolerable work environment and engaged in abusive and bullying conduct. the recording academy says they launched independent investigations to review ms. dugan's potential misconduct and her subsequent allegations. dugan denies their allegations. >> all right. now turning to mike nicco and a look at our weather. >> we'll go up to the north bay. some fog being

spaceport america is the new home of virgin galactic, the company founded by billy nessa richard branson to ta ke by billyying customers on 90 minute flights to the edge of space. the spaceport‘s exterior is the product ofa dish spaceport‘s exterior is the product of a dish architects also eventually, five spaceships and to make carrier and aircraft will reside in the hangup. passengers will also receive three days training here before blasting off into the two upper atmosphere. you are go for launch. is also home to mission control where all flight operations are monitored from and this is the very first time a tv crew has been allowed to film inside this room. wins a holding once exterior at ten knots and 30... this room. wins a holding once exterior at ten knots and 30. .. when do you think virgin galactic is going to be putting paying customers into space. what is the day, when is going to happen? right now according to our current projections, we think we can start operation next year. the world of course has bigger problems to solve than just trying to get us off it and in 2019, green issues and sus

applause] the great franklin graham, billy graham's son, fantastic man and he said two weeks ago my father, billy graham, voted for donald trump. he never said that before. billyt franklin graham said billy graham may be the greatest of all, may be the greatest of all time he said, my father, billy graham, who was very old at the time and trouble and he was not well and he voted for donald trump at what a great tribute that was to meet. great family. unemployment has reached the lowest level in over 51 years. african-american, hispanic americans and asian american on deployment have all reached the lowest rates ever, ever, ever recorded. [cheering and applause] wages are rising fast and going up very fast and the biggest percentage increase, makes me happy, are for blue-collar workers. [cheering and applause] 40 million -- think of this, 40 million american families are now benefiting from the republican child tax credit e, each receiving an average of over $2200 a year. now, america -- this is hard to believe but this is what happened. it's probably the number one reason i'm running. america lost 60000 factories under the previous administrations. 60000. you

billy graham. here today, i would not be an evangelist, i do not believe, if my mom -- growing up we only had a couple channels on tv. you could watch billy graham or go to bed. so i watched a whole lot of billy graham. [applause] one of the things i learned from billy graham is, love. we have to love one another. we have to. that is key. do. is what he wanted us to he wants us to love, not hate. get along withto them, we have to love them and refer them. -- pray for them. i want to thank franklin graham and billy graham. i know he is in heaven rejoicing and saying, another soul saved by me. that was one awesome man. god for my husband, andre. hardi said, it is very when you do not have that security to lean on. a lot of people look at me and say, you are a strong person, you do not need nobody. there is a time you need someone to help you stand. my husband is there. of stuff that you guys should not be going down there, you should not be with donald trump, you should be with your party. what party? only party i got is jesus' party. [applause] president trump, i would like to give this to you and i would like you to know, never give up. god bless. [applause] pres. trump: that was great, thank

jimmy carter had to do it with billy because billy was off doing stuff, and they were like you can'tbiden has never drawn that line on any of the five family members who cashed in. stuart: i've got to tell you that senator lindsey graham has just said he wants john bolton to testify. now, that opens up the witnesses that you describe in your book. they might be called because if you get bolton coming in, the republicans can fairly say all right, where's hunter, where's his brother, where's joe biden himself. >> that's exactly right. i think that's what people generally are concluding, if we are going to have witnesses, you've got to have witnesses on both sides. i think the bidens do not want to go there for a variety of reasons. stuart: if they read your book, they would say no way. >> yeah. and i think, you know, hunter is probably not going to be the best witness. joe, you know, i think on the campaign trail, has not been his sharpest. maybe fatigued, maybe it's age, whatever. but i think either one of them testifying is going to be very very difficult for them to come off convinc

and so, when billy jack is done, i mean moses is a bloody, pulpy mess. billyjack's really proud of what he has done. he and his boys walk away like, [laughs] they're gone. moses stands up. bleeding. just bleeding. the two guys who had run away. they are looking.moses, is like, you ready to go register to vote? yeah. you see that kind of strength. that's that quiet power leading. other can watch this and american history programs on our website where all of our video is archived. that's c-span.org/history. 1999xt, a january interview with senator robert byrd. he talks about the rules, procedures, and history related to the impending impeachment trial of president bill clinton. senator byrd, a democrat from west virginia, served in the u.s. senate for more than 51 years, from 1959 till his death in 2010. he could often be heard discussing history on the senate floor. senator robert byrd, how important is this impeachment trial in the senate? senator byrd: it's very important. i don't know of any constitutional question that would excede the level of or which wou

billy, first up, in texas. billy, go ahead. having trouble bringing him up here. billy in texas, go ahead. >> caller: hello, sir. hello, sir, how are you? >> host: fine, thank you. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. the democrats are making a case that shows that donald trump is innocent. and on the other hand, why would joe biden or his son be doing business with a semi-communist country? for financial gain of the son rather than interest of the country while joe biden is vice president. donald trump should be told that he has the justice department at his disposal to do what he orders so that he should use them more. he's a businessman trying to help america. he did not have to do this. he's independently wealthy. he has his own interests going forward, and he did not need to help us. but rather, he put his own interests on hold in order to help the country. that is commendable. he, obviously, loves this country very much to even be doing this. >> host: we're going to go to barbara next, missouri, on the independent line. >> caller: yes. thank you for taking my

billy, it was pretty fun. >> that collab with billy ray cyrus was amazing. quickly, how'd that come to be you had the song did billy you just knew him? >> i didn't. we met through my label. >> what's next >> what's next, it's going to be a lot of music and crazy music videos >> good. we love it >> lil nas x, thank you. the remix of "rodeo" is out right now. >> where are you going to watch your dorito's commercial >> where you want to watch it? >> at the super bowl maybe >> in miami? >> we might go might go >> of course, he's going >> you guys can all come with me we have to share a seat though >> we'll bring chairs. >> it's this sunday, by the way. >>> meanwhile, studio 1a is every super bowl fan dream's come true. we'll take a welcome atlook at have some deals for you. in time to watch lil nas big charm. om lil nas x's c america isn't just sick of donald trump, america's getting sicker. there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it

billie eilish for winning five grammys last night [ cheers and applause yeah, she's feeling so happy and upbeat, now she has no idea how she'll write her next song [ laughter ] that's right, billie eilish was the winner, and before winning her fifth grammy she was seen mouthing, "please don't be me. [ laughter ] it's tough to give a fifth acceptance speech. at a certain point you start looking around the room for things to thank. you're like, "i want to thank the kale in nick jonas' teeth. [ laughter ] a lot of people were talking about how big ariana grande's dress was. take a look. [ audience oohs even more impressive, she fit all seven members of bts under there. [ laughter ] and of course everyone is talking about what billyr wore take a look. this is billy porter's hat [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's the only hat in history to be given a thumps up from "us weekly" and the shade store. [ laughter ] and finally, jameson whiskey has a new cold brew coffee that includes whiskey it's perfect if you're looking to start your day and then immediately end it [ laughter and applause we have a great show tonight michael strahan is here. [ cheers and applause matt bomer is here [ cheers and applause we have stand-up with nick thune [ cheers and applause stick around we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ how does the automatic emergency braking in the chevy equinox work? [laughing] i don't know. [laughing] what? can you tell me how lane keep assist with lane departure warning works? lane pick... card show warning? what is that exact-ly? how does forward collision alert in the equinox work? hmm. that one i don't know. hmmmm. kids may not know about the 2020 chevy equinox's

. >> yeah, that's a great idea yeah >> jimmy: i think i should talk to billy gates >> yeah. [ laughter ] i call him billyt? >> i think so. maybe. >> jimmy: he's a real charitable dude. >> he might fund that, yeah. >> jimmy: so, out of those, i had three decent ones. >> yeah. >> jimmy: questlove wasn't into d.j. app but it's fine >> i think the crest bed strips will work. >> jimmy: right? >> yeah, i think so. >> jimmy: instead of spraying lavender or oils >> absolutely, yeah. >> jimmy: you take a sticker, you put it on, you take it off question that everyone always asks you >> can i have money? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they want to borrow money? >> they want to borrow money >> jimmy: oh my gosh >> but, really i mean, i think a lot of people they want to know, how do you take an idea and translate it into a business, right? cause a lot of people have great ideas, i mean, you have all these ideas. the question is how do you turn that how do you execute and turn that into an idea and that is a challenge. i mean, you have to be willing to figure out how to withstand rejection and accept failure and most importa

suspected behind them but their weak sin but even worse as a suspected broken arm for billy vunipola and a red card for billyalive. at least something to cheer, but they know domestic playthings couldn't be bleaker. the clu b playthings couldn't be bleaker. the club issued an unreserved apology and said they accepted their relegation. clearly, the club have made some mistakes and some big m ista kes made some mistakes and some big mistakes and they have been punished by those mistakes and we have got to accept that and learn from that. win for saracens today but the end ofan win for saracens today but the end of an otherwise desperate week. for the fancier, still so many questions after what is one of sport's most dramatic downfalls. england's cricketers are closing in on victory in the third test against south africa. they need four more wickets on the final day in port elizabeth. patrick gearey reports. port elizabeth. things settle down early. stuart broad and stuart carrington shattered south africa's resistance. the rest of their innings knocked sideways. four wickets for just one innings knocked sidewa

billy jack caston shows up, pulled out a knife, turns the handle around and bam, hits moses. moses staggers. billy jack's knife down, he starts wailing on him. remember nonviolence, you learn how to take the blows. we talked about these ethnic notions. what you know is the moment you swing back, becomes justifiable homicide when they kill you. multiple reasons for nonviolence. that is a strategy. wailing on him. moses goes into his zone, that is then zone -- that zen zone. the two black guys who were going to be registered to vote, they saw billy jack, and they took off running. you know when your boys step up and leave you? like whoa. mosesilly jack is done, is a bloody mess. billy jack is really proud of what he has done. he and his boys walk around -- walk away. when they are gone, moses stands bleeding.ng, just the two guys who had run away, they are like looking, and he is like, you ready to go register to vote? yeah. strength.at kind of that is that quiet power leading. doerr.s john couldn't register as i recall. he recalled -- he calls john doerr from the house across eh hearst and says i want to report a beating. john doerr says i know. you know? yes, i already have the fbi report. i will see what i can do, what is going on. head ofhoover was the the fbi. was not a, how does one say? he was so not feeling the civil rights movement, civil rights leaders, civil rights goals, civil, civil, no. that is j edgar. as far as he was concerned, they were communists. doerr has the fbi .eport, it is ehh he gets down to mississippi

billie eilish. inside, siblings billie eilish and finneas owned the evening, together taking home 11 statues for when we fall asleep, where do we go? — the album they created in a small bedroom in their la home. i love you, thank you for this. we didn't write a speech for this because we didn't make this album to win a grammy. we didn't think it would win anything, ever. we wrote an album about depression and suicidal thoughts and climate change. lizzo won three honours, including the best pop solo performance for truth hurts. the awards come at a time of huge turmoil behind the scenes. but no—one knows how to put on a spectacular quite like the recording academy. there were more costume changes than you could keep up with and genre—busting performances from lil nas x and billyt. # ain't nobody tell me nothing #. # going higher, higher #. there was also a posthumous grammy for nipsey hussle — the la rapper shot dead last year. and a celebration of artistic talent became a celebration of two icons of the city of angels. # we keep going higher #. sophie long, bbc news. rest in peace, nipsey hussle. rest in peace, kobe bryant. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon. thank you. quite a few showers across the uk and they have been giving us some rainbows across england and wales, but something more wintry further north across scotland, that was the scene from one of our weather watchers earlier this morning in denbigh. you can see the distribution of the showers on the distribution of the showers on the radar this morning, many across england and wales, but the stoplight here, that is snow falling, mainly over the high land of scotland. a good few centimetres here by the end of the day, because those snow showers will continue to feed in across scotla

billy abernathy—hope came up with an idea to help the homeless in bristol. instead of donating cash, he designed an alternative plastic chip which can be swapped for food, drink and shelter. sadly, billy was killed in a motorbike accident in thailand in 2018, so didn‘t see his idea become a reality. his family have now launched the billyawned an idea. one that his family has turned into reality in his name. the billy chip. so, this is how it works, the businesses supporting the scheme have a in the window. simply come in, a coffee please. and a billy chip as well. one of those will cost you £2. you can then hand it to a homeless person. they can bring it back and exchange it for a cup of tea or coffee or a sandwich or whatever. it is a brilliant, simple but effective idea. we can tell people about billy who never met him but also for his friends, i think it is really important, but people who never met him, it is to let them know that somebody who yes, is no longer here, he cared that much about them and actually, there is plenty of people behind the billy forefront they care about you too. sleeping rough can be cold, dangerous and stressful. with help in short supply. what are people like? do they help you? no, many people do not care. people like the public support, from the public, and i make money. often passers-b

billie eilish! cheering music: bad guy by billie eilish. joining me now to discuss last night's awards ceremony is our reporter anna collinson. let's talk about big night. normally it isa let's talk about big night. normally it is a massive night of celebration but it was pretty sombre because of the death of kobe bryant. yes, and the death of kobe bryant. yes, and the location seems particularly poignant and significant. the sta ples poignant and significant. the staples centre, the home of kobe brya nt‘s staples centre, the home of kobe bryant's entire 20 year career with the la la kers bryant's entire 20 year career with the la lakers and it was only announced i was before the event that he had died and before the event thousands had gathered outside. inside, the singer lizzo set off the shelf saying, this is for you, kobe. alicia keys acknowledge the sombre mood. she said, we are feeling crazy sadness right now because earlier today la, america and the whole world lost a hero. we are literally standing here heartbroken in the house that kobe brya nt heartbroken in the house that kobe bryant built. late in the show, run dmc held up one of kobe bryant's numbers, 24 vest commit many tributes paid to him. including a tributes paid to him. including a tribute from billie old. let's bow down and admire this woman. what have you done today? that's the question! she won five awards, for mecca of the big ones. she was overwhelmed by all the admiration. before she won the awards she was on the red carpet and said she felt like she was an impostor, like they had accidentally let ina impostor, like they had accidentally let in a fan. when she accepted album of the year, she said this belonged to ariana grande. ariana grande said, no, no, it is yours. also, her brother, he won producer of the year and he said, we wrote an album about depression, suicidal thoughts and climate change. we stand up here confused and grateful. this is one of the most action packed award shows and one of the longest. run through the other highlights. one of the big highlights. one of the big highlights was ariana grande. i'm a fan of her anyway but the ball gown she wore last night was insane, including matching gloves. it is reportedly 20 feet in diameter and fa ns were reportedly

billy chip' in his name. john maguire has been finding out how it works. billy was the most incredible energy. he would light up a room as he walked in and everybody kind of knew the night had started when billyibly caring. he was an incredible person and i am so lucky to be able to say that he was my little brother, because nobody else gets the privilege of saying that. an ambulance driver and care worker, he had always tried to help people and a conversation with his father about loose change spawned an idea — one that his family has turned into reality in his name. the billy chip. so, this is how it works. the businesses supporting the scheme have a sticker in the window. simply come in. hi, morning, havea black coffee, please. and a billy chip as well. one of those will cost you £2. you can then hand it to a homeless person. they can bring it back and exchange it for a cup of tea, a coffee or a sandwich or whatever. it is a brilliant, simple but effective idea. we can tell people about billy that never met him but also for his friends, i think it is really important, but also for people who never met him, it is to let them know that somebody who yes, is no longer here, he cared that much

what is that you like about rebecca long billy -- is that you like about rebecca long billy —— rebeccaen has given her blessing to prince harry and meghan striking out on their own after a meeting of the royal family in sandringham. they will ensure a transition period as they split their life between uk and canada. australia's prime minister scott morrison has responded to criticism of his handling of the bushfires crisis. he's definitely under pressure. a new poll for the australian newspaper on who would make the better leader sees the leader of the opposition ahead by 4 points. a month ago scott morrison had a 14 point lead. that's the biggest drop between two polls since 1993. well the prime minister has spoken to the public broadcaster abc. there are things i could have handled on the ground much better. these are very raw, emotional and environments. 95% are about responses in these cases were very positive and very appreciative. but not all, as he acknowledges. he was criticised for being on holiday in hawaii when the fires intensified in december and two volunteer firefighters

he didn't ride home empty handed he and billy cyrus won for best duo for "old town road." now this morning it's all about billieish and tributes to kobe bryant. >> which will continue on throughout the weekend as mention of talk of funeral and memorial services come to light. >>> we want to move on regarding the impeachment of donald trump. democrats stepping upa call fo former national security adviser john bolton to testify f after an explosive report. he claims in his unpib lived book that the president tied aid to ukraine to an investigation of joe biden president trump said he never told bolton it was tied to an investigation of joe biden adding, if he said it, it was clearly to sell the book amazon has not seen a copy of it it cited multiple sources familiar with bolton's account nbc's tracie potts has the latest from d.c. >> president trump's defense continues today after a short two-hour session saturday where his legal team tried to tear down three days of argument alleging abouse of power and obstruction of congress. >> even if true, they did not alech impeachment offenses. >> the trump team told lawm