carnegie hall... oh, wow. carnegie hall. and now, ladies and gentlemen, after a 35-year absence from the music scene, let's give a warm carnegie hall welcome to that very talented hotlips lacey. well... her name... is molly. and she is beautiful. she just started at the tunnel. i've been picked to train her. they got us working together in the same cramped tollbooth. it's so exciting. today, molly and i almost... bumped change-makers. ha ha ha! all right, ralphie. keep up the good work and before long, she'll have you screaming good golly, miss molly. kirk, why must you turn a sweet infatuation like this into some sleazy sexual conquest? somebody's got to. whoa! whoa! whoa! old robochops. i guess kirk has told you i'm taking clarinet lessons. yes. yeah. i suppose he's also said i have no talent. actually, he was supportive. he said there's no way you could get worse. think you're very funny, don't you, kirk? want to hear something really funny? yeah. one week from this saturday, i, john lacey, will be performing at carnegie

, like, written reports on carnegie hall and it was just awesome to finally be there.was unreal. >> i felt really proud because kind of everything that she's been working for so far, and everything she's dreamed of kind of happened. ♪ there's nothing wrong with loving yourself ♪ >> reporter: the los lomas high school sophomore is mostly self-taught on the piano. h here she's performing a song she wrote herself ♪ someday you'll see that your love can soar ♪ >> reporter: her dream is to someday return to new york, perhaps to perform again at carnegie, but definitely in musical theater. >> well, of course, there's, you know, broadway. i would love to be on broadway. ♪ >> reporter: so far it seems the sky's the limit for abc 7 star serene. ♪ in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> what a spectacular voice. >> i want to have that piece go on forever and ever. >> beautiful. that's quitie in exciting for h. she has a big future. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. hot, hot, hot. >> beautiful. look at that, sandhya. >> i know, dan and kristen, you can soak up the

and he will be performing at carnegie hall on monday, february 8th. please welcome back to the show, cumming! [ cheers and applause ] how are you? dollars, as always. >> oh, thanks. >> seth: and this is very exciting. carnegie hall, this is a big deal for people.s a big deal for me. >> seth: are you excited? >> i am very excited. actually it's more like when people say, you know, "you're playing carnegie hall?" that makes you more scared.lly looking forward to it, 'cause i have played, like, i've been a guest on other people's things before, so it's a really beautiful room to play. and also, it's like -- it's a great thing this show that i've p, i'm actually doing at carnegie hall. it's a pretty big deal. >> seth: that's exciting. >> yeah. >> seth: so you, that's interesting, you get some -- people make you more nervous than you are. in this instance. like, you know, like, remember when i hosted "saturday night live," actually. >> seth: yeah. >> i remember thinking, you know, oh, i'm doing this, i didn't really know, i didn't mportance of -- the porte

i'm going sing it at carnegie hall on monday night. and i'm gonna -- [ laughter ] and i'm going to put it on my record." >> seth: that's fantastic. >> and so it's all songs like that, that i have this kind of connection to. and a lot of them are songs i never really thought i would sing. and some of them are scottish ones, a french one, all over the place, really, kind of stylistically, but -- >> seth: and so, this is a show you originally did at the carlisle, is that correct? >> and the cafe carlisle, yeah. >> seth: okay. >> yeah, i did it last june i did it. >> seth: so your album cover is -- you took it outside the carlisle. >> yeah. >> seth: and this was not planned, right? so we have to post it. there's -- these not only are you fully-- [ cheers and applause ] i am -- >> and that's not the magnum, you know, that's -- >> seth: i've checked with the censors, i am allowed, i am allowed to do that. so there you go. [ light laughter ] >> that looks worse. that looks like something hanging out. >> seth: that does look worse. so how did

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this will be his first time at carnegie hall. steve: a lot of people talking about adele's performance last night at the grammys, plagued by [music] steve: she sang all i ask. mike fell on to the instrument strings, creating a tinny sound. she kept a sense of humor about the whole thing tweeting out to fans what happened followed by blank happens. not all was lost. because of it, i'm treating myself to an in and out burger. maybe it was worth it. the grammy audience, regardless of the technical glitches, gave her a standing o. dari: the other person people were talking about was taylor swift. steve: tmz joins us to talk about her most memorable moments from the grammys. a lot of people took to heart and appreciated her speech which they found to be classy. >> yeah. i guess everybody would think it was classy unless you were kanye west. maybe she needed some in and out. she was ornery last night. a couple of moments. you were talking about adele's audio problems. taylor also thought she had an audio problem during her performance

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. >> the timber creek senior just played at carnegie hall. >> his skills got him there as he joined the 2016 high school honors performers series. >> he was among the highest rated, highest performers in his age group from across the world. the u.s., guam, canada and a number of other countries. he had an opportunity to work with world renowned conductors. he thanked his music teachers at timber creek high school for their support and guidance. >> he has to be the teacher's pet, come on, performing at carnegie hall. he got there by practice, practice, practice. >> it is a familiar sound this time of year, that hacking cough. >> colds and congestion can take over in the winter but not all coughs are equal. >> that's right. here in central florida, doctors are seeing a rise in the number of people coming in and complaining of those nasty coughs. the experts break down what exactly your cough is telling you. >> she's had it with her nagging cough. >> i've been ill for a week or so now and i haven't gotten any better, bronchitis. >> so what exactly does your cough mean? mount sinai urgent c

before it was recorded at skywalker sound, it was performed live at carnegie hall and the apollo. and jones co-produced it. >> i don't often get to be involved in a project from the very genesis of it and see it through its growth. >> reporter: jones doesn't like to think about the past that she's blazed. >> it was what i wand to -- what i wanted to do. >> reporter: she just wants to leave one that's easier for girls to follow. >> what an assignment betty has. she'll be in los angeles to bring us exclusive grammy reports tomorrow. we'll have a special edition of kpix 5 news at 3:30. that will be followed by the red carpet preview at 4:00. and the grammys live at 5:00. all happens here on kpix 5. >>> some may think it's corny, others say it's romantic. regardless, there are a handful of lucky valentine's day newlyweds in the bay area tonight. kpix 5's john ramos was there as they tied the knot. >> reporter: most sundays the san mateo county recorders office sits empty because, well, you know, rules are rules. but this wasn't just any sunday. >> it's the day that we celebrate love a

and china in venues such as carnegi hall, boston symphony hall, jordan hall and sanders theatre. at age 11, he debuted with t he quincy symphony orchestra performing chopin's concerto no. 2 and age 15, debuted with the boston pops performing prokofiev's concerto no. 3 pretty impressive. and now you're 17? >> 18. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> so you're a senior in high school and what are you doing with colleges, applying now? >> yes, just working on few places for early. thinking for colleges trying to find colleges that offer the good stellar music program and academics as well, so i can pursue both paths. >> have you figured out what you're going to major nin. >> i know for sure i want to major in piano performancance and the other probably something math and science related. >> so you really like math and science. >> yes, for sure. >> so when you're playing a piece and learning it, how much 58 science and the rhythm, and keeping and you want the measures, does that come into play or is it all subconscious. >> i think it's mostly subconscious dealing with math and science

. >> well, carnegie hall is celebrating 125 years, right? for this anniversary, they decided to put on a full production of "west side story," which has been going on for the whole year with different exercises and workshops. >> okay. >> it's an educational program culminating in three performances, march 4, 5, and 6, of "west side story." i have the honor of playing anita. >> ai, que bueno. >> yes, so this is very exciting for me. and there has been projects like free concerts trying to bring the community, awake awareness of the issues that are going on now. >> so, the workshops are focused on what? >> like, bringing students with professionals and, like, composing music -- everything to do with "west side story," like the themes. it's all about the themes. it's all about love and what's going on today -- immigration and prejudice and loyalty and defending, belonging. >> and that's all the professional. from a personal standard, this for you, because "west side story" has never been part of your r\sum\. >> it just goes to show, when you le

she and frank sinatra duesed a carnegie hall benefit, one night which benefited the student nobody violent coordinating committee, the youth branching over the southern christian leadership conference. len in went to miss on behalf of the naacp, the organization which she enrolled -- had been enrolled at the age of two, to join medgar evers at a voting rights ali two days before he was assays nateed. she went to the march on washington wearing her naacp cap and recorded a civil rights song called "now" that was banned from the raid glow several states. the enemies of civil rights had very powerful weapons at their disposal. but the civil rights movement won the high moral ground early and the long, a of justice turned towards the american blacks. the larger and more systemic aspects of official racism were defeated in what could be called a second civil war. it was a strange war, waged on one side by churches, children, and young people, and waged on the other by murders, terrorists, snarling dogs and fire hoses. despite assassination and two many martyrs voting rights were amideast and ji

with the musician and talk about the new album and black history and his concert this friday at carnegie hall. >> in cuba i the opportunity to play all day. nobody complains. i grew up in it. i get to play mike conger or whatever the people would say come to me. >> reporter: his first gig was a plane and a cuba hotel for 1 dollar per month. he he would carry his drums home stopping each block. and then he would go on for a >> i worked so many, it was hard >> reporter: now he has legend status. he plays for other guys, in 1998 he got a break invited to join us stateside to her and he decided to stay. >> he found a place to call home in new jersey but q but yes savannah is alive and well in his heart and music. materially poor but culturally rich is childhood taught resourcefulness and determination that keeps him grounded. >> i stop playing in the street focal music which i am really happy i did it that way. >> reporter: i asked about black history month. he talked about living legacy that embraces the contribution of so many. >> it's about being who you are and being real. beat of a nation, h

distinction of being the only violinist who's played in the hollywood bowl, the philharmonic auditorium, carnegie hall, and jack benny's closet. (audience laughs) - now isaac, i'm sure that all of us would like to -- oh, do you mind if i look at your violin just a moment? - not at all, jack. just be careful, will you? - yes, yes, i will. beautiful tone. - oh, it's a wonderful instrument. great help to me. - it's cheap though, isn't it? - cheap? - that's the year. - oh, oh, i'm sorry! now isaac, i'm sure that all of us now would like to hear you play and without interruption. i'll stand over there and listen. (audience applauds) - ladies and gentlemen, with the assistance of my long-time colleague, mr. alexander zakin, we'd like to play for you the polonaise brilliante in d major by wieniawski. (piano introduction) (audience applauds) - isaac, that was wonderful. - thank you, jack, pleasure. (audience applauds) - i must practice. (audience laughs) goodnight, folks. (upbeat music) - [voiceover] the jack benny program! (orchestra playing "aloutte, gentile alouette") was one of the many fascinating cities

this is carnegie hall. >> no more war. they're concerned about the build-up of the force because we think that anything that's built-up like this is liable to be used. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the people of chicago and its mayor are proud to welcome a great political gathering of americans who come here to shape the future of a nation. and as long as i'm mayor of this town, there will be law and order in chicago. [ applause ] >> the two men who most still believe this is all about arrived in chicago to begin their final drive for delegate votes. >> most of us were saying it wasn't politically possible for mccarthy to overcome those who were pledged to humphrey. so, there clearly needed to be another force. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because there was a big hole in the anti-war side. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believ

>> yeah. >> you know how to get to carnegie hall? >> yes. >> practice! sorry, a little joke. i'm an old guy. congratulations. that's fantastic. >> thank you. >> good for you. let's head back inside. >> announcer: show heart today is brought to you by campbell's, made for real. real life. the morning. more of our series, show heart today, where we share acts of love and kindness. of course, leading up to valentine's day. jenna bush hager is back. what do you have today? >> this tale took me back to my hometown in texas. an army of people ready to give back to one of the country's bravest. >> reporter: marrying a military man was never the plan. with jay, outgoing, witty, handsome, she couldn't help but fall in love. >> am i ready to jump off the deep end and be in the military with him? i'm glad i did. >> reporter: a few months after their wedding, jay was deployed to afghanistan for the first time. sierra, more than 8,000 miles away, was pregnant with their first child. in august of 2006, on their one-year anniversary, sierra got a call from jay's mom she'd never forget. >> s

the album is out february 26th on cantaloupe music and you can th so percussion performing at carnegie hall on february 12th. thank you very much for being here glenn. we're so happy to have you over. >> thank you. it's great to be here. [ cheers and applause ]e we move on, i just want to take a second and talk about some of the very exciting guests we have lined up >> seth! [ laughter ] seth: oh, hey. i'm sorry, everybody. this is gus, the "late night" janitor. what's going on, gus?check. do you want to throw out this coffee cup? >> seth: yes. [ light laughter ] >> okay. thank you.at it? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. as i was saying, on monday, we have a very special guest. he is from the new television show -- >> seth?laughter ] >> seth: yeah, buddy? >> did you also want to throw away this used plastic spoon? [ light laughter ] >> okay. what about this empty container of dentyne ice gum?ing i put in the garbage, i want to throw away. [ light laughter ] >> okay. ] >> seth: so, as i was saying, we have a killer lineup. >> seth, what about this crumpled up post-it note?" written

anhe will be performinat carnegie hall on monday, febrry 8th. please welcome back to the show, our iend, alan cumng! [ cheers anduse ] how are w are you? >> very good, thank you. >> seth: you look like a milli dollars, as alwa. >> oh,hank >> seth: and this is very exciting egie hl, this is a big de for people. >>eah, it's a big deal me. >> seth: areou excited? >> i avery excited. actually it's more like en ople say, you know"you'r playing carnie hal" that makesou more scared. m tuallyeay looking foto it, 'cause i ha playedli, i'veeen guest on other peopls things before, so it's really beautiful room to play. analso, it's like -- it's a u know, ma up, i'm actually ing cnegie hall it's a pretty g deal. >> seth: that's exng >> yeah. >> seth: so you, that's tereg, you get some -- peoplee you re nervo th you. >> wl, i mean, in this stance. like, u know, like, remember when i hosd "saturday night li," actlly. seth: yeah. >> i remember thinking, you know, oh, i'm doing this, i didn't really know, i didn't unrsnd the importance of -- portent of it. unti

symphony for a dress rehearsal of their performance during the chinese new year spectacular at carnegie hall. he will be narrating the gettysburg address. you can buy tickets for $14 on carnegie hall.org. >> a new exhibit is open at the susan e. lee fine art gallery on swimmers and dancers features paintings inspired by children's involvement in dancing and sports. one of the children is the gallery owner. >> she grew up with me painting all the time when they came home from school. i'd be painting. all the kids would just run wild in the house because i paid no attention. dari: the exhibit runs through february 25th, and that's your new york minute. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales p and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about buying your next one. how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take

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. >> at the "today" show from carnegie hall. >> go panthers! nd a good saturday morning to you. welcome back. a fantastic crowd on the plaza.ous bunch. >> i think they should get bonus points for coming out in the >> and dylan dreyer not as cold, for super bowl 50. is that a super bowl ring, >> it's a hall of fame ring to be exact. the ring of excellence. >> which position did you play? played wide receiver. >> you're quick. >> very good. we'll come back to you in a second. i understand you may be having ah the best wide receiver in the history of football? >> oh, yeah. he is standing right here. i'm freaking out a little bit. >> me and you he is. >> jerry rice standing by. we will get to jerry in aooking dapper as ever. >> let's get to thomas following the latest on the earthquake in taiwan. >> sheinelle, good morning. is rising after the taiwan with a 6.4 . rescuers still trying to pull those alive from the rubble. reported so far.eing young children. >>> here at home, the last weekend of campaigning before the new hampshire primary.k on the debate stage tonight in the final r

. >>> and -- ♪ >> the bay area piano player who got to dazzle at carnegie hall.e when i join dan f >>> it's time to take a look at tonight's primetime lineup on abc 7. at 8:00, it's "the bachelor" followed by "castle" at 10:00 and of course abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a 10-year-old boy from antioch has been thrust into the spotlight after doing a good deed on a story you'll see only on abc 7 news, reporter lilian kim tells us how a lost wallet created a viral sensation. >> reporter: when 10-year-old that seem lawrence of antioch found a call lewall lth contain women's driver's license, debit card and $35 in cash he knew right away he had to return it to its rightful owner. >> i wanted to make her happy and feel better about her losing something. >> reporter: so his mother helped him mail the wallet the next day but his dad says his concern for the woman didn't end. >> he said, dad, do you think we're going to get it to her before she has to go to dmv? he didn't want her to stand in the dmv line. >> reporter: the wallet arrived two days after she made the trip to the