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. >> carol king?rol king, at the white house last night, you know with president obama as well as mo bama there to be honored. she sings a couple of songs. she starts along with james taylor and billy joel. she stops and when president obama gets up to speak and hand over the award, his mother-in-law says oh, shoot. she is scared. or he's just stopping the music. actually, just because she loves her. >> he didn't end up singing? >> no, she just loves carol king that much. >> i always love to hear the president bust a tune. yours is? >> a study was done where in the body is the most fungus? your feet, your heel. as 80 different types of fungus. sorry about that story. >> that's a great lead to "way too early." starts right now. >> so after this hearing we finally get the details of how these groups were targeted and who was responsible. i want a full accounting. >> i was unaware when it happened. >> some someone spotted it, they should have run up the chain. >> i don't know anything about that. >> i di

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. >>> and they are partying at the white house last night in honor of national musician carole king. here's a look at "eye opener." >>> as investigations goes this one has plenty of leads. several eyewitnesses video evidence. and most importantly, two suspects are alive and in custody. >> a british soldier was murdered in a bloody attack in southeast london. >> the police and security services will not rest until we have brought all of those responsible. >> president obama will be here in a couple of hours on counterterrorism strategy. and he announce limits on drone

. >>> up next, the one and only carol king.he was at the white house this week where president obama presented her with the gershwin award. we'll find out what they were chatting about. this is "hardball." the place for politics. ♪ it's too late, baby come here, boy. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and prevents infestations, and treats hook-, round-, and whipworm infections. treatment with fewer than 3 monthly doses after exposure to mosquitoes may not provide complete heartworm prevention. the most common adverse reactions were vomiting, itching and lethargy. serious adverse reactions have been reported following concomitant extra-label use of ivermectin with spinosad alone, one of the components of trifexis. prior to administration, dogs should be tested for existing heartworm infection. to learn more about trifexis, talk to your

thank you, carole king.n the way home "hardball," if i want to be alone, i listen to the pops. you are played heavily. >> i'm glad to hear this. >> i hope you're getting royalties. >> i hope so too. >> i want to know a couple of things. your relationship with obama. we saw you chatting there. in the front row there, what does he talk to you about, would you tell us? >> well, i would like to say that i was telling him what to put in his speech that he gave yesterday, but that would not be true. >> good speech. >> it was a great speech. and i've been telling my friends on the left exactly those things. put yourself in his place. but, no, what we were talking about, he whispered to me, what year did you write "will you love me tomorrow." knowing his birthday date, i said 1961, mr. president. >> well, "it's too late, baby", is the one big one for you. why did one hit the top and stay there? >> i don't know. it happens. there are many people more talented than i am but i'm luck oo to be where i am. i'm not saying

the man apparently lived nearby at the time of the crime. >>> the president and first lady showed carol king she's got some friends at the white house and this evening the singer was awarded the gerswin prize for popular song. she's the first woman to get this award. some of king's popular hits include you've got a friend and natural woman. gloria estefan, james taylor and billy joel were among the performers. >> i wonder if you cover all the performers who sang her music, aretha franklin, natural woman. >> i think back then even it sold i want to say 10 million albums, no downloading or anything. >> it was a big deal. >>> here's the deal, 86 today, muggy, kind of like june, another muggy day tomorrow. we had some thunderstorms tonight west of town. tomorrow they'll be more prevalent in town. let's start with a live look outside, our michael and son weather cam. by that i mean 10 million across the life of the record, not just when she released it back in the '60s. that's total. okay. right now 75, light rain, showers at national, relative humidity still up there 65% and winds switched a bit

carole king is just extraordinary.few low clouds beginning to push into the suze mountains area -- santa cruz mountains area. statewide tomorrow we will see sunny skies with cooler than average conditions just about everywhere. chico, sacramento and fresno highs only in the 70s. often 90s in that location this time of year. los angeles 72. palm springs 92. here in the bay area, pleasant. cooler and breezier than average. santa rosa, napa, the east bay, concord, antioch highs only in the low 70s. mid 60s around the bay and 50s along the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast. the cool breezy pattern lasts into the weekend. start to warm up a couple of degrees on sunday and monday which by the way is memorial day. not likely to hit 80 degrees any time soon in the inland locations. enjoy the cool weather it will be here for awhile. >>> sports director larry beil is here. what a bad deal for the 49ers. >> spencer was upyou set about it in the break. >> i was thinking about -- i had enough newsroom concussions i don't ne

. >>> president obama and first lady michelle hosted a salute to carole king tonight at the white house. >> ♪ >> how good is that? the president presented the 71-year-old singer-song writer with the prize for popular song. king is the first woman to receive the award given by the library of congress. the president is digging it too. >> absolutely. jimmy kimmle live is next chech ties to boston bomber tamerlan tsarnaev was killed in a confrontation with police. ibrahim todashev was about to sign a document of guilty b you he lunged at them with a knife. friends believe his relationship and friendship with tsarnaev is truly what killed him. >> fbi started following him, asking him the questions, what kind of connection do you have with them? >> the older tsarnaev brother and todashev were involved in martial arts together. both have emerged as suspects in the murders of three massachusetts men in 2011. >>> a man is being held in washington state in connection with a number of letters believed to contain ricin. they were at his apartment in spokane searching for evidence. the letters were

nice soulful version of carol king?anyone who covers her tunes have to really pull it off. >> the songs are written so beautifully, i'm sure if they're stylized they'd sound fwraet too. >> is that's the problem with all of us in the shower. we all think we can do it. >>> coming up, bargain bridal gowns. >>> and lessons everyone can learn from a young woman's ambition. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i'm a smart girl >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. colonial penn life insurance. the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up with grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. for shining results, finish dishwasher cleaner. >>> a jury deciding whether jodi arias is to live or die will return to deliberations today. yesterday they sent the judge a note saying they were having some trouble reaching an agreement. >> while she waits to learn her fate, arias is giving intervws othem. abc's john trip

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they all performed carole king's hits as well. the concert was taped.t week on pbs. >> bill: when you're president, they just come to you. you have to buy tickets. go downstairs to the east room and -- >> pretty great gig. >> bill: what a line-up. >> blues legends motown, country, now carole king with a star-studded cast of people performing her hits. it is pretty great. you get a front row ticket to some pretty great music. >> bill: maybe i'll run just for that. >> if you've had a drink in new jersey in the last year, there is a chance you were not getting what you made for. "usa today" reports that police wrapped up a year-long undercover investigation called operation swill yesterday. they found 29 bars and restaurants that replaced premium liquor in bottles with the cheap stuff and charged customers full price to increase profits. nearly half of the restaurants caught are t.g.i.fridays. >> whoa! >> bill: tgif. whoa! what's chris christie have to say about this? i'll bet he has a mouthful. >> pass the butter. paula deen, the albany herald reports her

stand tough ♪ i've seen fire and i've seen rain ♪ >> you have aerosmith, new kids on the block, carole kingt, james taylor, just to name a few. i got to sit down with the legendary james taylor and we'll play that interview in a moment. he talked about being born in the city in a hospital where so many survivors were treated and will talk about some of the songs he's playing tonight. first, let me get you an update on the boston bombings, news just to cnn. it is unthinkable, this al qaeda magazine, it's called "inspire," once dubbed the "vanity fair" of terrorism, is devoting its latest issue to the boston bombings. i want you to take a look at this leaked excerpt. let me quote, american people, your security will not be attained by denying security to other peoples, attacking them, or oppressing them. your security is in the hands of the fools among you who rule you with oppression and aggression. know that oppression and aggression come back upon the heads of those who use them. cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank joins me live from washington. paul, we talked so much the weeks around

i actually put on carole king. this is what you can do. >> there you go. pretty nice role model.dy today looks at alicia keys. >> i mentioned alicia keyes. some times i bust out the old school. i did not put on a record. i put on mp 3. >>> of course, you did. coming up, a view from behind the lens, a photo-journalist in the storm zone telling her story. >>> a senior citizen who has seen major destruction before in her oklahoma hometown. what are the odds of surviving a tornado like this, not once, but twice? you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united y unitedare. health care. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better under

. >>> president obama and first lady michelle hosted a salute to carole king tonight at the white housew good is that? the president presented the 71-year-old singer-song writer with the prize for popular song. king is the first woman to receive the award given by the library of congress. the president is digging it too.

. >>> president obama and first lady michelle hosted a salute to carole king tonight at the white house. >> ♪ >> how good is that? the president presented the 71-year-old singer-song writer with the prize for popular song. king is the first woman to receive the award given by the library of congress. the president is digging it too. >> absolutely. jimmy kimmle live is next >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight alyssa milano. chris "ludacris" bridges. and music from darius rucker. with cleto and the cletones. and now, let the truth be known, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. we have a great show. thank you for traveling from near and far for what i'm

the president and first lady showed carol king she has lots of friends at the white house. won the gershwin prize for popular song, the first woman ever to win the award. there was a musical tribute. gloriaest van, tricia yearwood were all there to honor her. >>> well, apple's c.e.o. tim cook faced some tough questions from lawmakers on capitol hill yesterday about the company's tax affairs. >> but senator john mccain had one question he really wanted answer. if you own an iphone, you probably have this question, too. >> thank you. i'm out of time. what i really wanted to ask you is why the hell i have to keep updating the apps on my inn phone all the time and why you don't fix that. >> we try to make them better all the time. >> a better camera. >> work on that and don't change the little plug-ins for the batteries because you have a new phone. thank you for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. an intelligent choice. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. good morning, monika. >> show yous the power of that product. they're grilling him about taxes and by the

we want to leave you with a tribute to carol king at the white house.sented with the gershwin prize for the most popular song, the first woman to receive that honor. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ whenever you're around oh baby when i see your face mellow as the month of may ♪ ♪ odor ♪ oh darling i can't stand it -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com mallicoat. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> hi, everyone. good morning. man, it feels like a friday. you know? >> it does. >> after nine innings of baseball, it just does. may 23. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time is just about 4:30. the ball dudes. >> nine innings. we had ten innings. it went to extra innings yesterday. >> did you have funnel. it was a great time. >> did you have fun? >> it was a great time. we'll talk about that coming up. right now temperatures in the 40s and 50s. windy in spots. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> they just issued -- chp just issued a wind advisory for the dumbarton bridge. so heads up there. otherwise, over at the b

carol king has received the gershwin prize from the library of congress for popular songwriting from her extraordinary body of work starting with "up on the roof," "you've got a friend," "will you still love me tomorrow," a huge list of contributions. and the great carol burnett will receive the mark twain prize for american humor to go with her 25 emmys and eight golden globes. the prize will be handed out in october at the kennedy center in washington. >>> when we come back, a message of hope from the people who know what the people in moore, oklahoma, are in for. >>> finally tonight i have here with me on the desk a brick from joplin high school. they were kind enough to give a few of these out to various folks with ties to that community. the bricks are a cherished symbol of all that was lost two years ago today when an ef5 twister tore up joplin including the high school. a third of the town was destroyed. 162 people lost their lives. now some of joplin's first responders have gone to moore, oklahoma, to help out. back in joplin, the folks are talking about what they have learne

people like joni mitchell and carol king. storytellers, people who could change the world.matter who sung the song, they were still the source of that message, and that is what i aim for. people whomentioned could change the world with their storytelling. narrative works. again, not everything has to be socially redemptive, so why the call for you to use the word miracle continent at some point, in some way, to change the world? >> well, i do not know if i am as ambitious to change the world, but i do feel -- the reason i had the version of the bands is that i feel the a lot of people are not represented in pop music and popular culture, and i wanted to find a way to speak for people. so many people spoke for me as a kid and made me feel less invisible, and i wanted kids or whoever was listening to my music not to feel so voiceless. tavis: you entered, so i have to follow you in, emily. who do think is underrepresented or who you are speaking for? >> i do not know if it is a specific group of people, but people who come to my shows are people who feel like outsiders. they a

it was during a night dedicated to music legend carol king.dent obama honored king with the prize for popular songs for her five decades as an award winning singer/songwriter. billy joel, gloria estefan who sang "it's too late" and james taylor sang "up on the roof." the entertainment was so good no one wanted the president to interrupt. >> i have to say that as the podium came out which meant that was my cue, my mother-in-law said, oh, shoot. >> king is the first woman to receive this prize, an honor held by paul mccartney, stevie wonder and paul simon. let's transition a little about it to anthony weiner. there is no segue for that. he is announcing candidacy for mayor of new york city. yesterday they imagined a different kind of campaign ad for him. >> this was my neighborhood growing up, a middle class kid in brooklyn. i thought we had it all. playing stick ball late into the night. look, i made big mistakes. i also learned some tough lessons. i hope i get a second chance to work for you. thank you for watching. >> he kept his socks on. al

. >>> and finally our play list, sings tonight with carole king, whods woven a musical tap stli, allf us share. tonight she'll be honored at the white house. ♪ and i'll be there ♪ yes, i will ♪ you've got a friend >> yesterday she got the gersh win prize for popular song at the library of congress, the first woman ever to receive it, singing that show she wrote, "you've got a friend." >>> and still ahead, what it is to be from oklahoma. just ask toby keith, coming up. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include change

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united states calls you a living legend, and that's what president obama called singer/songwriter carole kingented her with the nation's highest award for popular music. then it was time to play. ♪ when the jazzman testifies and faithless man believes he can sing you into paradise ♪ >> king tickling the ivories there. she's the first female recipient of what's called the gershwin prize for popular song. later a couple of king's friends, billy joel, gloria estefan and james taylor among the show singing her classic "you've got a friend". >> pretty cool. >>> poor justin bieber. can't worry about whether his pals will blab about what they see. >> he's come up with some new rules. now, if you want to party at biebs' house, you're going to have to sign a confidentiality agreement, and if you violate it, well, then he's going to be able to sue you for $5 million. you know what party you're going to. >> that party i was invited to. that's it. >>> war of words between sergio garcia and tiger woods seems to be in truce mode. >> garcia has apologized to woods after saying he would serve fried chicken i

carol king has received the gershwin prize from the library of congress for popular songwriting fromnary body of work starting with "up on the roof," "you've got a friend," "will you still love me tomorrow," a huge list of contributions. and the great carol burnett will receive the mark twain prize for american humor to go with her 25 emmys and eight golden globes. the prize will be handed out in october at the kennedy center in washington. >>> when we come back, a message of hope from the people who know what the people in moore, oklahoma, are in for. ahoma, are. ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system

. >> [applause] >>> a special honor at the white house for legendary singer and song writer carole kingobama presented king g with the give gimp gershwin pri. >>> and many, many others, we keep singing that one, but manyy others over a long period of time. >> and had one of the biggest selling albums of the 70s.70s. >> she is a living legend.gend. >> didn't she tour like a year ago. >> that seems right. it seems like we had a pitch for her. >> they did the whole big thing. >>> we got rainshowers back inra the forecastin today. to thunderstorms, too. the good news is we're going too clear out in time for a gorgeous weekend. we need the rainshowers, we got big storms for parts of the area, friends in happennersers ferrharpers ferry.we run the rin today not seeing it thist this morning. right now it's light showers. can you see that breaking out t the west.e we have had a few showers sh breakthrough overnight.gh it's not a big deal at the moment. reston a light shower for you, down toward culpeper and filling in toward front royal showers as well. it's a cold front that will befi moving th

we begin with carol kane. -- king. ♪ how does one look-alike you luck, have the energy that you have,nd that in the business 50 years? >> rock-and-roll, baby. point, mostis the people burn out. ♪ ♪ >> should i go into the music business? or should i go into law school. youy, if you have a choice, should not go for music. ♪ ♪ >> my god. we were holding our breath, trying to get everything on the microphone. >> me rapping, him singing. we were rocking so hard, the teacher said don't stop, keep going. >> toy story 3, they wanted to say that everybody stuck together. it doesn't ride itself. ♪ ♪ tavis: not often i see negroes play the ukelele. >> ♪ tavis: how would you describe the relationship you had with your instrument all these years? the >> it is like a woman. it demands attention. you have got to love it to do with. -- do it. nothing in the world can make you work that hard. the decisionasses making process and go straight to your heart. when you package that and combine that with a lyrical message that either is supported --the music or contrasts >> when i play music, i would like

carol king willie nelson and annie lennox are being honored tonight at boston's berkeley college of musice marathon bombing. >>> then, airline prices may be soaring, but we have the secrets of how to vacation in europe without breaking the bank. >>> and isabella rose leeny is here to help celebrate mother's day with her new series called mama. it's about motherhood in all its forms. >>> first this half hour the widening investigation of the decade-long kidnapping of three women in cleveland. terrell brown has more. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. michelle knight was released last night. she's the last to be release. the investigation continues here at the home where they were held on seymour avenue. the fbi boarded up the home yesterday. inside ar yelle castro allegedly abused and raped the three victims. investigators haven't found any human remains but gathered more than 200 pieces of evidence. we learn that amanda berry gave birth to her daughter in the home in 2006. according to reports she was born in plastic pool in castro's basement. there was no doctor no nurse, and no medicat

hey, guys. >> love carole king. >> thank you so much.ando this morning. al, good morning again. >> yeah, we're at universal orlando resorts, and hey, kathie lee and hoda made it. no, kidding. we've got curious george, the grinch, thing one, thing two and the always popular olive oil and popeye. let's show you what we've got weather wise here in orlando. it's going to be pretty spectacular as our great -- today's great american adventure continues. temperatures are going to get into the upper 80s to low 90s today for a high. and tomorrow, we're on the jersey shore. not so good. temperatures in the 60s. and it's going to be raining. well, it's still going to be a good time. let's look at your forecast for saturday, wet weather in the plains also through texas, showers the pacific northwest, windy and wet in new england in the northeast, for sunday, sunday, more rain in new england, sunny and hot through the gulf coast on into texas and the southwest and then memorial day, here's what we're shaping up for, we are looking for more rain from

>> president obama and first lady had a salute to carol king at the white house. ♪ the jazz man >> theresident presented the 71-year-old singer with the prize for popular song last night. king is the first woman to receive the award given by the library of congress each year. >> the abc7 news at 5:30 continues with the top stories including the search underway in san francisco after a driver crashes into a home. >> making the america's cup race safer for competitors, the new recommendations just released weeks after a >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> thursday, thank you for waking up early and starting your day with us. >> i am kristen sze, it could be win difficult this morning and we want to check the weather with mike nicco. >> good morning, here is a look at radar from oklahoma, and severe thunderstorm is moving through that area and we are seeing half dollar size hate push through and new castle. at home, everyone is quiet. our temperatures going to run below average again with 40's along our neighborhoods this morning to 50's at coast and 60's away t

the lineup also includes james taylor jimmy buff fit and carole king.don cook and steven rice will take the stage. >> we want to share some of your memorial day messages reminding us what the holiday is all about. >> thanks for being here tonight. have a great week. tonight on huckabee. >> i couldn't let it go. witnessing the human suffering. veterans back from the battlefield. with this and mental scars. >> we were putting on the new roof, the sound of the nail gun i dropped to the ground. >> they lived through the war. >> there is relation. six times in the last ten years, i thought about it. 22 veterans takes their

the lineup includes james taylor, jimmy buffett and carol king. will take the stage. >>> before we go, we want to share your memorial day messages viewers have sent in. reminding what the holiday is all about, susan banks phelps posted this on facebook. i thank my son who was kia, killed in action, a year ago. susan, we thank you and we're so sorry for your loss. susan writes, american stands on the shoulders of many soldiers. thank you for your service. thank you for your life. we will never forget. god bless. wanda shares, veterans need lots of praise for their dedication to their nation. love them all. and praying for all the children growing up without their mom or dad and the widow or widower carrying it all. and dana's tweet. as a nam vet, this gives a chance to reminisce with friends who made it home and those who did not. thanks for being here tonight. have a great week. >>> my main concern is fixing a problem. >> the white house drowning in scandals. the president facing scrutiny on several fronts. how badly will all these controversies d

aerosmith, carole king, some of the big headliners. boston's own new kids on the block are in the middle of a major tour right now, are also performing. joining me is one of the band's star, donny wahlberg. how are you? >> hey, piers. great. great. really, really excited to be here with you and to be here tonight in boston for this amazing event. i'm just so excited. >> where were you when you heard about the boston marathon bombings, and what was your first reaction? >> i was on set on my tv series "blue bloods" in new york and was surrounded by new yorkers. our entire crew are pretty much mostly new yorkers, and having been through 9/11, they immediately started coming to me one after the other saying you should step away from set, because something's happened in boston. and my initial reaction was well, you know, what could it be, you know. i didn't probably take it that seriously, but the looks on their faces told me that it probably was pretty serious, and i immediately thought about my band mate, joe mcintyre, who was running in

aerosmith, natives to the area were joined on stage by new kids on the block and james taylor and carol kingnd jason aldean. proceeds go to the compensation fund established to help bombing victims. >> google is adding a new feature to help users eat better. they are rolling out nutrition information for more than a thousand fruits, vegetables and meats including nutritional facts for basics like apples and carrots do more complex dishes like burritos with the new feature over the next couple of weeks. >> disappointing news if you like to eat out. here is the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, if you are planning your vacation, are you thinking of heading out to a top amusement parts, americans expected to drive theme park sales to a record $13.4 billion, according for the market researcher and this is as families take the road trips rather than flying and use the savings to pay for the more expensive admission tickets. if you go out to eat, supply chains say 90 percent of chains will raise prices by the end of the year. >> honda is cutting the price on leasing electric hatch back f

and carol king, turns out michelle obama's mother was thrilled with the famous performers honoring kingo thrilled about her son-in-law. >> i have to say that as the podium came out, which meant that was my cue, my mother-in-law said, oh, shoot. >> oh, the mother-in-law jokes. i have one word for you. timberazo. it's a salute to someone whose knowledge would put most of us to shame. i'm talking about the 12-year-old who won the geographic bee. it's on our facebook page. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a great price. and the money i save goes to important things. braces for my daughter. a little something for my son's college fund. when people look at me, i hope they see someone building a better life. vo: living better: that's the real walmart. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lunch my knee starte

>>> in the news right now, singer/songwriter carol king was honored last night at the white house at the library of congress earlier in the day. she was awarded the gershwin prize for popular song. she's the first woman to ever receive the award. some of her more popular hits include "you make me feel like a natural woman" and "you've got a friend." >>> the cicadas invasion is here. here's the thing. if you haven't seen or heard them yet, chances are you won't. people are saying the 17-year cicadases to our south -- cicadas to our south. but if you live inside the beltway, the invasion may have been a smidge overhyped. >> who would have done that. >>> 6:54. time to answer the question of the morning. every year americans consume three bottles of this condiment. is it a, mayonnaise, b, ketchup or c, mustard? >> our facebook friend delores sutton wrote i'm not a mayonnaise fan so i'll say b. >> a lot of people are using mustard instead of mayo. of course the answer is b, ketchup. duh. >> you can enter our country music tickets give away. you will be eligible to win two tickets to kenny

last night, at a white house honoring carole king they promised they will be with the people of oklahoma all the way. >> our thoughts and prayers remain with the wonderful people of oklahoma. they have suffered mightily this week. we will help them recover and rebuild as long as it takes and eventually life will go on. and new memories will be made and new laughter will come, new songs will be sung. >> reporter: this was the president last night. craig melvin is now joining us from moore, oklahoma, where they continue to be the midst of a line of storms. what is the priority right now as they begin the cleanup efforts and have shut down recovery efforts right there really? >> here's the thing. yesterday, the weather was postcard perfect here in moore but as you can see-you mentioned a line of storms a flash flood warning in effect until 9:45. we saw a bunch of folks out yesterday picking through debris, trying to take what they could. no one out today because of the weather. we expect the rain to continue throughout the course of the day. i got a first-hand look at the damage yesterday,

>> the people you work with here, beyond the fact it's you, james taylor, carol king, you have some great>> what was it like working with carol? >> well, timing is everything. i had just finished the song that i invited her to sing on and two weeks after that, she -- i was invited to be a part of the benefit, it was a lot of us together singing carol king songs with carol. alicia keys was there, katy perry, a lot of us were just, carol -- >> yes, exactly. >> but i said, hey, would you sing on a song of mine? and she said -- >> well, we know carol, she's a real diva, she probably threw things against the wall and screamed because she's so intense. she's so laid back and great. and james taylor, what a thrill that had to be, as well. >> that was a thrill. >> yeah. >> i asked him to sing on a song back in the late '90s and he said, sure, send it up. and i sent it and he called me back and said this is not a good song. >> oh, my god. >> so, j.t.'s not afraid to speak his mind. >> you know what, that's why he's fantastic. he's got good taste. >> got a sense of what he wants. tell us about the

among the headliners for the may 30th event, arrow smith, new kids on the block, james taylor and carol king. >>> to your money a surprise jump sent markets soaring, the dow reached 15,000. if you invested $10,000 when the market bottomed out in 2009 the money would be worth nearly $24,000 today. 165,000 jobs were added last month and the unemployment rate ticked down a notch to 7.5%. >>> we'll have more on the jobs numbers and what it means for your 401(k) at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> now to los angeles where thousands of homeowners are hoping their homes will still be standing tonight. in just two days a raging wildfire has nearly tripled in size and burned dozens of buildings. the smoke and flames have chased residents out of parts of ventura county. firefighters struggling to get it under control. cnn's kyanug lah. >> reporter: firefighters have gotten the upper hand on the northern flank of the fire. you can see all this charred hillside. this was the scene of a very tough fight for firefighters, this was all once on fire, just on the other side of this hill, and what's known as the s

the lineup includes aerosmith , james taylor, carole king and jimmy buffet. tickets for the show so about zero minutes after they went on sale may 6th. proceeds will benefit one from boston to help those injured in the bombing and the families of the three people were killed. >> i want to bring down your afternoon high starting with the east bay inland spots. redwood 86 degrees. low '80s for the san ramon valley. martinez 75 it will be cooler all these bay shoreline. you are closer to the water. >> low seventies for hayward, union city. 71 in castro valley. upper 60s in richmond. >> south bay will provide some of the warmest temperatures. 83 for cupertino. 77 for sunnyvale and upper seventies and san jose. >> we will see quite the range of numbers along the peninsula starting with downtown san francisco. 67 there. warmer approach in san mateo clicked redwood city tippers in the upper seventies getting close to 80 degrees for those of you in palo alto. >> last, but not least turning our attention to the north bay. warm temperatures here especially compared to