today we're talking with kishor mob bonnie singapore, former ambassador to the united nations, a former president of the un security council and author of has china won the chinese challenge to american primacy. kishor it is a real pleasure to have you on today and i want to tell our audience that i view each one of my be bonnie is one of the great strategic thinkers of our time. i largely agree with you or framing that china is rising. us sees that rise coming, but i haven't seen america kind of shift very much in terms of how it manages his engagement. you know, it's sort of, i've often been a fan of, you know, take this moment, bring nations like india and brazil and other great, you know, international stakeholders more into the power institutions in the world in the united states would get credit for that in a way and would help kind of create institutions that fit that the world that's emerging as opposed to the one we had 70 years ago. do you see any prospect of the united states getting ahead of this? so it just doesn't look like the resentful, egotistic, you know, former domina

. >> just like that -- >> reporter: bonnie raitt was visibly shocked to win song of the year beating out beyonci and taylor swift. >> i'm so surprised because they were just massively talented, great tunes. >> reporter: the grammys also broke new ground by opening the show with puerto rican superstar bad money performing in spanish. and ll cool j, run dmc, salt and pepper and queen latifah were among the nearly 2 dozen artists that took to the stage to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. >> bonnie raitt didn't just win song of the year, she also took home best americana performance and best american roots song. that brings her total up to 12 grammys. >>> a lot of grammy gold comes back here to the bay area. four other bay area artists got trophies last night. some of them claimed multiple awards. pretty amazing! the of about rockers, a hip-hop group, one the first grammy for best children's album. taj mahal one best traditional blues album. molly tuttle born in santa clara and raised in palo alto won best bluegrass album. two east bay engineers won for their technical work for

>> do you hear this song playing, bonnie? me? >> yes >> she's taking it off already >> there it is >> oh, my. wow. >> oh, my goodness >> i love you. >> i love you. >> joe >> oh, my goodness >> joe, you finally got the yes. >> i got the yes i've been waiting for. >> how do you feel lots of tears? >> very happy. very happy >> thank you guys, so much. >> oh, my goodness i can't even take this and you represent for the older couples out there. >> never give up, guys. >> i love that i have the chills. >> that's really cool. i will have to give that a try. >> we have jeff jacobson and bernadette, both from chicago. you guys went to school together at columbia college in chicago, back in the '90s you kind of lost touch, reconnected back in 2016, so you guys know each other, but research says that keeping it real by surprising each other and see how well you know each other really helps so i want you to write on your white boards the one thing that you know about each other, the one thing you know about each other. >> network tv. fri

did we dig water, bonnie: bonnie or ali or really alan, that the number of days the water flows through this river is decreasing each day. law and we want to increase it and that's what we're now working. good. what else are then? i may say it again. i am waiting on you to would warranty organizations like money condoms. hope spread. awareness about the urgent need to save local water bodies. da may not who has over 200000 tanks and other irrigation sources, but less than 90000 of them are in use. it will take a collective effort from the government and citizens to save water for future generations. ah, this way can we tuck into a tasty snack from tunisia? ah, ah, in the very north of africa lies present. the denisia port city has been an important maritime and trading center for more than 3 millennia. to fortify themselves between meals, residents here like to eat nut lobby and they get it here with my name's hassan, said any, i'm 22 and i've been working here with my uncle promised 12 years with his their loved lobby and spaghetti topped in different ways and freshly prepared by cell

bonnie raitt splits her time between marin county and l.a.we hear she recorded the song "just like that" in a sausalito recording studio. here's another bay area highlight. ♪♪ so cool. legendary oakland rapper too short performing blow the whistle as part of a medley performance at the grammys that featured several other artists, marking the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. >>> rob mayeda is here. that means we're getting old if hip-hop has been around for 50 years. they're getting a lot of love. >> good tunes. if you're looking for some music as you head over to the bay bridge or the golden gate bridge, nice evening under way. we don't have any fog, but tomorrow it's high clouds that are going to start the day. let's show you the hour-by-hour outlook in your microclimate forecast. there you go. clearing skies once we head towards the evening tomorrow. so a cloudy start and then mostly clear skies as we head into the night. we will have another morning of patchy frost. look out for those temperatures in the north bay and east bay. mid-30s to star

dan: i think so cute i was excited to see bonnie rait win.pencer: exactly what i was going to say. i did not have a chance to watch, but i did see highlights. all of the award winners are amazing, but really happy to see bonnie raitt. dan: and beyonce. i don't know if you're a fan, but she is great. ama: i am more of an earlier fan, but i love the song "unholy." i love sam smith. dan: we are all younger. it seems more of us are taking on side gigs. people are taking on extra work twice as often come as government data suggests, with 10% of u.s. workers reporting that they have a main job plus at least one side gig. spencer: wow. dan: trying to make ends meet, i guess, right? that is according to bloomberg and researchers to make living on economist from stanford. one of the reason for x to work? high inflation, which is been such a drain. fun fact, i actually worked as sir's [laughter] -- as spencer's [laughter] spencer: i gave generous tips. dan: we talk all the time on the newscast about the effect inflation is having, gas out of control fo

i think the biggest surprise was when bonnie rait won song of the year. lizzo,nce, adel all eyes were anshe kind sin. sanot to de r lent but no was paying attention to her in that category. i think that was one of the biggest surprises of the evening when it comes to awards. >> i have completely agree. thank you so much. i had to download and look up that song too. we'll check back in a little bit. >> so many surprises i think that a lot of people weren't expecting. song of the year definitely was one. >> a big surprise. kudos to her. she's an amazing singer songwriter. back to the brief mention of bad bunny. he has made an impression and it's easy to see why with the opening number. >> i was ready. i did not expect him to be opening. even though he didn't win album of the year his album un verano sin ti still made history. you see jack time. >> un verano sin ti is first spanish album nominated. bad bunny did win. the puerto rican artist also made waves with his winning speech. >> i want to dedicate this award to puerto rico, laguna [ speaking nonenglish

bonny in california. bonny. >> hi, jim boo ya. >> boo ya bonny. what's up?>> listen. i have been watching you for ten years. i'm a club member. i love your club. >> thank you >> and you helped me to retire early. anyway -- >> aww, then i did a good job. thank you. >> you're very welcome what do you think of baxter? i have 300 shares. >> no, no, no. they had a really bad day yesterday. i would rather see you in admin or dex com i thank you for being a member of the club and doing so well with me. i appreciate it. that's really nice let's go to don in colorado. >> hello, james. this is don from colorado. >> nice. what's happening >> not much. what do you think of ao smith. >> that's the kind of company that makes stuff, does things, returns capital shareholders, gives you a payout, profitable -- yes! let's go to brian in new york. brian. >> jim, kansas city, 31. philly, 10 let's go, okc. any question -- question on you is software. >> yeah. beauty software stinks i don't even like it you compounded it with that. it was enough that you like kansas city. you com

did we dig water, bonnie: bonnie or ali or really alan, that the number of days the water flows through this river is decreasing each day law and we want to increase it and that's what we are now working. good witness are then i may say it again. i am waiting on you to with warranty organizations. like money condoms, hope spread awareness about the urgent need to save local water bodies. da may not . who has over 200000 tanks and other irrigation sources, but less than 90000 of them are in use. it will take a collective effort from the government and citizens to save water for future generations. mm. this way can we tuck into a tasty snack from tunisia? ah, ah, in the very north of africa lies present. the denisia port city has been an important maritime and trading center for more than 3 millennia. to fortify themselves between meals, residents here like to eat not lobby and they get it here with my name's hassan, said any, i'm 22 and i've been working here with my uncle promised 12 years with his their loved lobby as forget topped in different ways and freshly prepared, ah, by tell in

representative bonnie watson coleman. democrat of new jersey. appreciate your time. back. in from my friend ali velshi. another reminder before we go. starting next weekend, though she is coming to you at a new time slot, saturdays and sundays from 10 am to noon eastern. when you tune in next week at 10 am eastern, ali velshi will be live on the ground in ukraine as the world prepares to mark the one year of the russia invasion. wife on the ground, starting

, bonnie, me put in as a med many wants to recreate. and russian empire, dan, most of the millennials and the gens east will be like, oh yes, we need to be on board and we support this. they will never go to war and they will never pick up and you find because they are incapable. all they've seen is the netflix and x box. so they never seen a real wool of most of the people. what cheering for, for, for war, those type of people being capable to, to, to, to manage the suffering of ordinary people. you know, you know, alexander, if i go to you in saint petersburg here, no matter what the outcome is, if it's for some reason some miracle ukraine prevails of sanctions on russia won't come to an end. and i tend to believe almost in a 100 percentile that russian will prevail and get what it wants, but the sanctions will remain. this is a huge breach that is not going to be overcome for generations. alexander well, i'd like to add to the previous comments about generations, e and a younger millennials. i think that the propaganda, if you look a

no one in the world was more shocked than bonnie raitt that bonnie raitt won. >> lots of talk from the. >> we're going to bring you the latest on another story that people were watching all weekend, the chinese spy balloon shot down off the carolina coast. crews are searching for wreckage amid lingering questions, what was it tracking? and what does it mean for u.s./china relations? new details just ahead. >>> we will begin with breaking news overnight, scenes of devastation coming from southern turkey and syria after one of the most powerful earthquakes on record. the death toll rising dramatically, the u.s. offering assistance with images like the one you're seeing playing out. a look at one of the debris piles now being searched. meagan fitzgerald joins us with the latest right now. good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning to you. turkey and syria are dealing with complete and utter devastation and destructive. collectively, both countries seeing 3,000 buildings have collapsed. the death toll has soared past 2,200. thousands of people are injured. thousands more from all aroun

bonnie, thank you.ou are.u. thank you so much. well, under the term equity,bide joe biden has made racialn s discrimination and racialandato discrimination mandatory at ally levels of the federal government. that's illegal. it's completely immoral. most americans oppose it, hate it. buely immo oppost very few lawyers hay organized to stop it. >> bill jacobsen f o is one who might actually do that. t he's president of the of legal insurrection, is announcingive a tonight an initiative calledllpr the equal protection project devoteotecti devotd to treatment of all americans under the law without regardt to race, the group's guiding principle is there is no good racism. >> it's an equal protectiono dog.have b tjacobsare honored tha bill jacobson joinedon jht t usn explain what it is .is out >> bill jacobsen, thanks so much for coming on . u lay out for us , if you would. >> shore >> sure, tucker. thanks for having me..g on .re start so we are starting equal protection under the equal arotection project because we're seeing very troub

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we have no shot to select your thought . bonnie: this unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. complicated, farther by serious 12 year civil war, western countries reluctant to send help to the regime in damascus. but serious pariah government says aid delivered over the border. is a violation of its sovereignty. without the control of the government, without permission of the government without approval from the government. this is violation. very simple to the un has called on the international community to politics aside. piece building support is goodwill. on all sides are, but you know what you're dealing here with. a catastrophe. on top of a humanitarian crisis said already existed. i'm back in syria. cheers erupted as rescue as managed to pluck a whole family from a collapse building. father. oh daughter anson. something to lift your spirits in dark days was with us all in a perspective and take a look at the key figures from the earthquake disaster in turkey and syria at this hour. so far more than 11000 people are confirmed dead with more than 40000. others reported injured rescue

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the players had to wait for ruling on whether bonnie's final shot was out. and it was heading her couch, his 1st atp title of 2023. that's all for now. coming up. next is world stories the week and reports, and remember if you want more news, you can always go to our website. that's d, w dot com. and of course can visit our social media channels as well. or handle is at the w news. i'm here until april and thanks for watching. ah, people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families on the reason for the credit on it is with extreme dreams. getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah. this week on world stories. ukrainian refugees re settle and germany. a new cow census in corsica. we begin in ukraine where locals are threatening to boycott the 2024 olympics if russian athletes participate. it's an unthinkable idea for many since dozens of ukrainian athletes have

he, on al jazeera after bonnie dreams section. thanks for watching. i fell talk. the law will the law, when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics the bottom line ah ah ah ah ah ah! near numbers me johnny. i made a made it on my son. oh, god chilled back in suddenly full height i think of bracken neatly. well man. ah, marianne, i think she's busy going to go me mom and pop on anita come mommy lama did their dea. my mom did up net a day on on a pad. jeff was a medi schooling lawyer id except for him and he appeared again, appeared dizzy. mm. hm ma marianna, wanda. oh, yeah, well, well, jessie looked like a tier toby gardener. g of me a thing level gl mine jeanette gaily. talkie back up now do division her 1st dition that will make a legal humanity to join. yeah. oh, yeah, the closet on here in a room. i'm be no, i have a voicemail and i can keep on. i'm chat

the mix prize, the night was 73 year old bonnie rate landing the song of the year earlier, a spoke to entertainment journalist k. j. matthew, she began by telling me how be unsafe dramatic night was almost ruined by allies infamous traffic. oh, my god, you know, as i was watching the red carpet, i kept waiting for bianchi and i noticed all the stars were in down the red carpet, but i didn't see any interviews with beyond say, so i thought maybe she's just going to be, you know, fashionably late a couple minutes and not do the red carpet and go directly into the awards ceremony . come to find out. she actually was late because she was stuck in traffic. so then people start to say, you know, she's supposed to make history, will she make it in time to receive the award? if she does make history or will she be stuck in traffic? everybody kind of had their fingers crossed and luckily she made it, she was about 45 minutes late for the actual ceremony and they kind of ushered her right into her see. but she did make it and we found out that she now is the most decorated artist to have so man

look at us up, we have no shame on selective thought. bonnie: this unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. complicated farther by serious 12 year civil war, western countries reluctant to sent help to the regime in damascus. but serious pariah government says aid delivered over the border is a violation of its sovereignty. without the control of the government, without permission of the government without approval from the government. this is violation. recent to the un has called on the international community to politics. a site piece, building support lives, goodwill on all sides. but you know what you're dealing here with a catastrophe on top of a humanitarian crisis said already existed. i'm back in syria. cheers erupted as rescuers managed to pluck a whole family from a collapse building. father, daughter and son, something to lift the spirits in dark days as to whether news and ukrainian president while it emer zalinski has repeated his appeal for western weapons in an address to the u. k. parliament landscape, making just his 2nd trip abroad since russia invaded ukraine. nearly a

then bonnie rate, taking home three grammys. bringing the total to 12. she was genuinely shocked. two engineers, michael romanow skin sean murphy won for their technical work for the recording philharmonic a fantastic. we have much more coverage on our website. we invite you to come to our studios. >>> it has been weeks since the storms hit the bay area. the cleanup efforts are still underway. behind me is mount diablo state park. fallen trees blocking trails, and roots. we are told by hikers that it is gone. a similar scene in alan rock park. it is shutdown on an emergency basis as rangers assess the damage. heavy rain and runoff carved deep channels. even chunks and others. the rangers say they are constantly forced to turn away people that snuck in. >> the last thing we want is a hiker to trespass. we don't know if they are here. we monitor as much as we can. >> no word on when the park is expected to reopen. >>> now look at the forecast with darren peck. >>> we turned the corner. you can tell by looking outside. for the next few days, the story is the warm-up that gets us to n

my dear bonnie: the letter stella, meghan. we did have rainfall here, but the water would flow out of the drains and quickly dry. and so the ground water levels were really low. i don't believe it is got bought the wells in the village were dry up apart from one or 2, which supply drinking water to the entire village. little dog little boy will read it. finding water to drink is so difficult. what's left to irrigate, the crop of eleanor geoff climate change has seen temperatures in parts of india saw to 50 degrees celsius. people. a dying crops destroyed the global food crisis unleashed in 2022 by the war in ukraine. has been exacerbated by the heath lighting india's harvests, the government, his band, with exports grandfather, stella's fear, was violence against anything was wrong. her ivan, against nature and violence against the environment. i was just as bad as violence against human beings. that global violence against nature is having a tangible impact on the people of bundle can't. they depend on farming and prolonged d

it's any sort of machine warner, gospel bonnie on and i got put to send it to me. he on medical niggers am indigo denied while we were taking him to the hospital. he inhaled a lot of us really awful gas lid of the drain jammed for a long time. hope there's no one had any idea. one was down there on the middle and everyone's out trying to earn a few rupees. but who knows what awaits them long to narrow medical georgia. oh, rather than with the 2014, the supreme court has given a gentleman, did them mention that that the man should not any human being should not dead into manhood that she would like. and if something happens in accidentally, in case of emergency, in some cases they're out to go away. then lexicon foundation lay them oddly. we started counting a home. many people died in the country club plaza. our really surprised that we got almost like a 1600 and odd the debts, our people with the biggy out of collecting that we submitted to the government. but the debt says not stopped really in last year. and then we have was witnessed, almost like my debt within

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reporter: i don't know if i would say there were a lot of upsets but there were a couple, one being bonnie rait. di evsee that f the year. coming. she got on stage and said she was surprised by that because she was up against harry style, lizzo, beyonce, adele. i think even though beyonce now has most grammys of all time, people were hoping she would win in one of the major categories. song of the year, album of the year, record of the year. she did not. those are a couple upsets and disappointments. >> hopeful libbey an say will get that moment at some point. congrats to her. she's absolutely incredible. i hope you get some sleep. thanks for hanging out with us. >> of course. thanks. >> we have much more on kpix.com. it is so hard to believe that beyonce does not have a record of the year or album of the year. >> i was thinking that. >> with all the grammys, she's gotten the most grammys. i was root are for bad bunny for album of the year. but beyonce, i would have been as happy. she deserves it, not taking the credit from harry styles. >> it was cute when the 78-year- old grandmother. >>

brothers, when i became ari, lori, and turki qashqai, the song of the people from you, the song of bonnie with all the lovers, saying, saying, saying, saying, saying, the breath is the only eternal call good morning, come with us , let's go to the glass hall of sed and sima news agency with the cooperation of journalist mon sarkar mrs. walian, hello, good morning, greetings and greetings to you and all the people , always in the scene, the people at work, the epic makers, and all those who are supposed to be thankful for 44 years of honor and honor, as always, express to the streets and shout allahu akbar and death to america, i also say hello to you, i congratulate you on this day , to all dear and respected viewers, and to you , i announce that today the journalists of the islamic republic of iran radio and television news agency will be together with the other journalists of this saga. and depict the passion and cover the body on the side of the strap ms. rana zarbanian, a reporter of the sed and sima news agency, is present and she reported on behalf of other journalists that what day

ththis is the agency that took down bonnie and clyde and al can capone and now treating the hoover buildingl house. are they cops or criminals are they rogue agents or what's going on in the culture of the bureau now? let's turn it over to two former fbi agents turned whistleblowers who are holding the bureau accountable steve friend and kyle saharan fan. what is going on inside of the culture of the fbi. >> thank you very much, jesse it reminds me of one of these multi generational billionaire family. the patriarch funded and trust funds doing cocaine on a yacht sr. as evidenced by files i was able to provide the behavior just shows that there is a sense of entitlement that is there and these people have really content to exist on the fumes of a legacy that talked about before about bringing al capone and bonnie and clyde to justice. now they are just having sex with their informs in the back of their bureau car. >> jesse: i think you are exactly right. why do you think so, kyle, that they are not being punished because it's one thing to just kind of behave like this but they are not facin

. >>> first lady jill biden provide ed the best song of the year award for bonnie raitt for just like that. kim petras becomes the first openly trans woman to take home a grammy. >> i just want to thank all the incredible transgender legends before me. viola davis' win for the audio book for her memoir, finding me, made her the 18th person to ever receive an emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony award. there were tributes to those who died and new ones and the global impact award named to dr. dray. >> this is the 15th anniversary of hip hop. >> a major milestone marked by all star hip hop performances. >> and if you saw that performance, you know it was a crowd pleaser. so some of the other big winners of the night, dave chappelle for best comedy album and taylor twist for best music video. >> epic show. thank you. >>> coming up, kyrie irving traded. where the brooklyn nets star is headed now and george santos faces sexual harassment allegations. ghtness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% cleare

then bonnie rate was the big winner. she took him three grammies for song of the year, best americana performance and best american roots on. >> she is genuinely shocked and surprised. >>> we will be back tomorrow. >>> cbs news bay area starts now. >>> more than 3000 people killed after powerful earthquakes caused massive destruction. the turkish and syrian communities are anxiously waiting and watching the search for survivors. >> reporter: hundreds of buildings flattened as workers battled the bitter cold, looking for signs of life. members of the turkish community give insight into the chaotic rescue operations. women rallied together and call for an end to violent threats and harassment, targeting female leaders. >> we will stand together. >> arrays to replace the disappearing stock of trees. >> the last big storm to have this much loss was probably in 2006 or 2007. >> city parks lost a lot of trees during the storms. a lot of people may have been wondering, what will the parks look like? we can show you the future t

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sakamoto's light karate competition in babolsar ended with iran's championship in team and individual, bonny babolsar in one of the most prestigious karate competitions. an attractive competition of the best, age and four foreign teams are holding 4 pieces from the first round. i don't have much to say, but it showed that iran's intelligence team is shoulder to shoulder with foreign competitors. the future can only belong to these young people . they won the championship in japan. you are very beautiful participate in the competition, god willing, i will be able to participate in the competition of the competent officials of the final mother of the sensitive competition, the teams of iran and afghanistan were ranked first to third, the government of the united arab emirates and iran were really fighters, but i am very happy with this game , and the third place was settled by the powerful iranian in asia and the middle east. iran stood on the championship platform in the senior category in different weights . it will be held in july next year prepare if the radio and television are capable of

bonnie, are you with us? caller: yes. it is a joy to listen to the program.ld like to pivot back to what many people i work with, i bear witness to an advocate. they call this the war at home. they call mass imprisonment the war at home. i would love to hear some of your thoughts on the causes of this war at home and the conditions and alternatives to the mass imprisonment that we are seeing. i think you speak well of the loss to society, of the mass imprisonment, the talent that lies behind the walls, the creativity that lies behind the walls. i would love your thoughts. host: thank you, bonnie. chris hedges. chris: it is, indeed, a war at home. we have industrialize these urban pockets and force people into an illegal economy in order to make a living. militarized police forces to maintain control. of all people, john paul ii wrote a very impressive -- on the principle of work and its role within society, and by denying meaningful work to people is against religious teaching. so, the war on home is quite visceral. we have 25% of the world's prison populatio

the fact that she's granting interviews, even before district attorney, bonnie willis, announces anytments for criminal charges. so, she's getting ahead of the da's criminal proceedings and that is what makes this kind of media blitz pretty unusual. i wonder if there have been concerns raised to her, because she has not granted additional interviews after that initial blitz. >> barb, the judge in this case actually spoke yesterday about this media blitz that he had just talked about. let's take a quick listen to what he had to say. >> i don't think it would be appropriate for me to respond directly. i think it's important for people to understand that the grand jurors took and oath, and that oath requires the grand jurors to maintain, in confidence, keep secret their deliberations. >> so, barb, the judge there, very clear about the parameters surrounding how these special grand jurors could speak publicly. you wrote a pretty specific op-ed for msnbc online, putting forth your opinion. i did want to ask a specific angle, the, from that up at. there are some defense attorneys for targe

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we can just discuss that bonnie raitt is still rocking and still looks amazing.r social change, that's great. cheryl: great is one word. maria: even the grammies. okay. well, we move on. navy divers are working to collect the wreckage this morning after the u.s. military shot down chinas' spy balloon on saturday near south carolina. new intelligence shows chinese surveillance balloons have flown near the united states, undetected. one crashed in hawaii four months ago, reports also show that at least three flew -- well, this is what the biden administration is saying, that other balloons flew during the trump administration but former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe has refuted that entirely. he joined me yesterday on sunday morning futures. watch. >> we have never had a circumstance where an adversary has had spy craft over our country, our continental united states, posing a threat for the better part of a week straight. not only is it unprecedented but the damage from this is incalculable, both from an intelligence standpoint, the possible of

the grammy's have some explaining to do, to quote bonnie rate, let's give them something to talk aboutr, i'm a fan of hers, i use her song in my opening. ♪ turn down the lights ♪ >> song of the year i would challenge anyone did you hear the song? >> no. >> and that's my point. but she is the only one in the category who is the only songwriter. so for that in itself i give her the award and it was -- >> this is her performing in memoriam? i didn't have a problem with that. beyoncÉ not winning album of the year -- >> why? hold on. she caught the spirit in the beginning of her speech, she was like thank you god and she paused by i thought was an amazing moment, i don't know if many people -- >> no, she is a spiritual person. when lizzo went up there and thanked here -- when lizzo won the award she thanked beyoncÉ when she sang gospel and how it spoke to lizzo. my issue with what happened at the grammy's is when the best of the best get on stage for their awards and their moment, and thank her and thank beyoncÉ, there is no way you cannot tell me it's not album of the year. that dance albu

bonnie raitt for song of the year, beat out beyonce, taylor swift and adele.orded the song in a sausalito recording studio. another bay area highlight ♪♪ >> you know who that is, legendary oakland rapper and best friend with raj, too $hort. he's so cool. >> 50th anniversary of hip-hop and they're still having fun. >> what is tuesday? >> patchy frost. but could see upper 60s to near 70 in the south bay. >> and super bowl sunday coming up. thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

then there is the north bay's bonnie raitt, who won big, taking home three grammies for song of the year, best americana performance, and the best american song. that brings the total up to 12 grammies. >>> mali title, born in santa clara and raised in palo alto won best bluegrass album. and two east bay engineers local romanesque he and sean murphy won for their technical work on the recording the harmonica. >>> we have more coverage from the grammies on our website, kpix.com. you will find all the winners and the other big fashion moments and much more. >>> coming up. the layoffs just announced today by another major tech firm. why dell technology says thousands of people will lose their jobs. >>> we will introduce you to a group in oakland using a creative strategy to get kids interested in the people and events that make up black history. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my heal

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bonnie raitt for song of the year, beat out beyonce, taylor swift and adele.he even recorded the song in a sausalito recording studio. another bay area highlight ♪♪ >> you know who that is, legendary oakland rapper and best friend with raj, too $hort. he's so cool. >> 50th anniversary of hip-hop and they're still having fun. >> what is tuesday? >> patchy frost. but could see upper 60s to near 70 in the south bay. >> and super bowl sunday coming up. thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the urgent search for survivors after a massive earthquake kills thousands in turkey and syria the 7.8 magnitude quake toppling buildings and leaving more than 3,000 people dead the frantic search children among those pulled alive from the rubble powerful aftershocks rattling the region. we'll hear from our team on the ground >>> also tonight, the arrests in an alleged neo-nazi plot to attack baltimore's power grid how authorities say the suspects planned to, quote, completely destroy the city and how they were caught >>> the train derailment emergency in ohio. new eva