guy on best performance as you list chris brown is one of them. >> i actually thought it was very good course, chris crown is known for dancing and vocals, some would say he was lip syncing at that point a lot of times you would hear the music and he's moving around. >> right. >> but once again it was good do see him -- >> he can sing. >> he is a greater singer it's hard to sing not that i would know it's hard to sing and dance at the same time. so bruno mars did it. >> i thought did he a great job. let's talk about the mig e-z getgetting the crowd pumped up. >> after bruno mars no one did anything in mism. go hopped on stage. the entire audience was rocking back and forth a lot of controversy monthly fo show -- at the show did he that today great job. >> meek mills people and -- >> oh yeah. >> not talking about that. positivity. >> before we let you go talk about old school. talk about the escape and new edition. new edition was my my favorite. >> i grew up listening to new edition i was thought they did amazing job. >> i did too. >> tribute for them bet biopic that they had earlier t

the cashier was able to fight back like a pro because she had been dating chris brown.y the typof havior when you dine in iowa's fanciest restaura. the cashier was not charged for her role in the frackas. police arrested the woman who turned violent over the mcchicken and expected to plead, not skinny. >>> topic number two -- that was my great big fat person impression. jimmy buffett is bringing his margaritaville this fall, it's about time we got drunk people in times square. when you walk through now, only 60 people to trip over on the sidewalks and we can do better, new york! producers say the story to follow is a part-time bartender/actor who falls in love with a tourist. seeing as how the show takes place in the big apple, the songs will have a local feel. a pirate looks at 40, will be a pirate looks at xxx movies. pencil thin mustache is pencil thin junkie and cheeseburger in paradise is hey, ma'am, can i have a quarter to buy a cheeseburger. not going to buy you much, not even the lady's mcchicken. >>> topic number three -- new york city subway train was stranded

chris brown's performance, it was a party. >> ♪ >> how about this a special guest really special guesthonor chance the rapper. it was a former first lady michelle obama delivering a taped video message congratulating him on winning bet humanitarian award at just 24 years old chance youngest member to receive that honor among his accomplishment he donated a million-dollar to publish schools in his hometown of chicago back in march and led a march to chicago voting poles on election day. he also won best new artists. >> ♪ >> the whole audience sing as long because that is escape making a band's dream come true reuniting on stage for first time in 18 years there were so many reunions that happened, last night. how about new edition. >> ♪ >> so, new addition, and mini series coming together to sing our all time favorite hits including mr. telephone man, dawn stand the rain and if it isn't love. >>> dj khalid son absolutely stole the show, joining his dad on stage during closing performance of i'm the one. the eight month superstar was fully clad in tiny bright blue tuxedo made by gucci, lo

. >> reporter: other performers included french mon tan at a chris brown mary j.scape. >> ♪ ♪ >> reporter: beyoncÉ's sister solange taking home the network's centric ward. >> i just want to thank bet for, you know, my teenage queens like missy elliott and little kim and aliyah. >> reporter: she later called for a moment of silence in the wake of recent police involved violence and it was a big night for chance the rap erwining best new artist and a humanitarian award. >> in addition to making some really amazing music, chance has been taking that big bright spotlight that follows him around and he's shining it on young people in our hometown of chicago. >> reporter: the rapper getting political taking on the topics of police violence and mass incarceration. >> to tell everybody in this government that y'all need to let everybody out of jail for selling weed before y'all start making it legally. >> ♪ >> reporter: rich dennison, fox news. >> very serious in his delivery, chance the rapper. it was good show. >> looked like it. >>> melanie griffith showing offer her r

. >> so many great acts, chris brown, mary j.any more to perform the biggest hits of the year. >> ♪ >> all right. so there is so many great performances we didn't see some of the award show biggest categories they had to skip them. album of the year, best collaboration, best actor, best video of the year are just a few that didn't make the program because of all of the great performances, mary j. blige. >> i love her. >> i think that is when you have the best music it comes deep down in the soul. >> she looks stunning revenge body right there. >> you know who else has revenge body and looks amazing this morning, bob kelly. >> she wears it better than i do, good morning, everybody. 4:47. live lot ben franklin bridge not bad at all coming into downtown philadelphia looking good, sky line all lit up there on a monday morning we have got cones lit up there, westbound schuylkill expressway from city avenue out toward belmont just looking at they have right lane blocked there and part of the left over work crew, last night, first train

including nick cannon, singer chris brown. kid ink, the game. all part of the b.e.t. experience.performances. genius talks with influencers. featuring conversations on culture and success. tracee ellis ross will be featured in that. beauty and fashion shows. tonight's awards start at 8:00 p.m. "gma" on the red carpet and exclusively backstage with all the highlights with you tomorrow morning. >> and snoop will be there. i saw his picture up. >> snoop is always there. >> don't filibuster, rob. you know what we have to do? >> who else is going to be there? >> it's the end of the show. it's rob's birthday. let's bring in some cup cakes. we want rob to be overweight. >> thank you. >> we heard you like chocolate. >> love chocolate. yeah, thanks, guys. i appreciate it. i look forward to the call my mother gives me every birthday. she says, happy birthday, i was there. >> she was there. >> thank you, mom marciano. for bringing rob into the world. >> 26 years of age, as they say in canada. and -- >> 26 multiplied by -- >> i like to divide. >> is that like fahrenheit and celsius? >> exact

and chris brown, head of technical analysis. chris, you look at the charts, right.e we? historically they are not as stretched as you think. this doesn't compare to what we saw in 1999. this is a broader move. this is not just four or five stocks working. big caps, mid caps, small caps. there is more behind the move than the stocks. you pick on a stock like apple. apple went through a pretty severe bear market last year. stock was down 30% from 2016. this is a relatively new advance. i still think we want to use it weakness as an opportunity. google stock. alix: we have goldman sachs saying apple is the most underweight holding. how much more positioning can be add? >> i get that as well in my meetings with clients. it's not a stock that people hold the benchmark. it's 4 1/2. s and p 500. i would be surprised if it's even half a wait for a lot of the streak here. nasdaq 100 has had 44 record closings this year. -- closes this year. trailing only 1999. we're chasing 61. i think we'll get it. alix: peter, what did you make of my hypothesis earlier it's not about growt

idea i was talking to quincy from the airport in la he said you know i interviewed chris brown in phillym. >> we'll do throw back thursday or whatever and q you sat down with kanye. >> he went back and form when he dogged him about the music. >> like what? >> he knows everybody. >> 7:51 not typical score. schools teaching kid that failure is actually the key to success and left me asking are failure is actually the key to success and left me asking are you kidding me? ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ good goes around good goes around and around and around. hey! ♪ >> 7:54 workshop is only based project in philadelphia teaching students to change the world and it's one place where failing could lead to huge success, are you kidding me? >> angle it a little pit and you get more. >> jared lauterbach is hamme hammer

chris martinez has details. >> reporter: special prosecutor patricia brown holmes announced felony charges against three officers present at the scene when 17-year-old laquan mcdonald was shot and killed back in october of 2014. >> officers joseph walsh and thomas gaffney and detective david march have been charged with obstruction of justice, official misconduct, and conspiracy to dmit both of these offenses. >> reporter: the officers claim the teenager aggressively swung a knife at officers which differs from the dash cam video. the defendants are accused of lying about what happened in order to protect fellow officer jason van dyke from prosecution. >> the indictment alleges that they failed to interview specific witnesses, that they lied or provided false or misleading or mischaracterized information on official forms. >> reporter: van dyke shot the teenager 16 times including while mcdonald was down on the ground. van dyke's attorney said the officer feared for his life. he has pleaded not guilty in a separate murder case. the clause police department says it's cooperating with the investigation. the office

brown. >> i'm coming down to talk to chris trotter.asked to be released from departmentwide administrative segregation. so i'm coming down to speak to him about that review. he'll be meeting with the team manager jerry synder, casebook manager beverly gilmore and myself. >> hello. hi sir, how you doing. haven't seen you in a long time. >> i know, it's been a long time. >> yeah, yeah, it's been a long time. >> some staff have recommended you be released from departmentwide administrative segregation. some staff haven't. okay? so with that being said, it's now in my hands to make a recommendation to central office. >> though trotter has shown improvement one of the first things superintendent brown wants to address is a conduct report that he received several months earlier. >> chris trotter started saying over and over "f" the police, kill the police. that sounds like a threat to me. >> no, but that wasn't it at all. that wasn't it. we were working out together on the range and we had our chin after the workout and he took it out of con

senator sherrod brown of ohio, thanks for your time. >> chris, thank you. thank you. >> joinedmy francis rooney, republican from florida, who voted for the house health care repeal bill. congressman, i want to start on process just because the house was criticized for a rush process. this is a bill that was written in secret, it's going to have a lot of effects whether positive or negative and there's one week of public debate. how is that justifiable given the stakes here? >> you know, there's been so much thought written and talked about about this disastrous obamacare for the past eight years that it's kind of uniquely positioned to be acted on pretty quickly and simply. >> right. >> i can't imagine there could be any new news about what to do here. >> why would you keep the legislative language secret and only show it to people for a week? if that's the case, if you feel like you guys have the better part of this argument, you feel strongly about this, which clear clearly you do, you voted on it. lots of people feel that way. why not have one hearing, a

brown, talked about the auditioning for the role of chris darden.is real, very interesting, he said, "i shaved my head for the audition and memorized my lines right away, and i put on my rehearsal glasses, which are basically frames without any lenses." [ light laughter ] then brown continued adding, "they look like real glasses but they're not. [ laughter ] most glasses have lenses, these ones don't. these glasses don't have lenses. they're my rehearsal glasses." [ laughter ] you see the difference between my normal glasses and my rehearsal glasses that my normal glasses have lenses, whereas my rehearsal glasses don't. have lenses, that is." [ light laughter ] and finally, he said, "if you poke your finger through my rehearsal glasses, you'll poke my eye. if you poke your finger through my normal glasses, it will hit the lenses because lenses are in there." [ laughter and applause ] very interesting quote. long quote. this is kind of big. i saw that in the latest batman comic, batman proposes to catwoman. [ audience ohs ] then robin was like, "who

brown lee pleaded guilty. she resigned from her seat immediately. >>> breaking news just in to our newsroom, governor chris christie says all state parks will shut down saturday if the state assembly does not come up with a budget by midnight friday. he made this announcement approximately within the past half hour. state parks include island beach state apartment and cape may beach. we'll be following this story and bring you new information as soon as we receive it. >>> get ready for free family fun. today's the kickoff for wawa welcome america. six days of events will paint the area red, white, and blue. music, food, and popular fireworks will take over the area very soon. >> what's what what america without tasty hoagies? >> this contest between police and fire featured dozens of sandwiches. nbc 10's tim furlong is in the middle of the action on the parkway and glenn "hurricane" schwartz has your holiday forecast. tim, let's begin with you. >> reporter: in my house my kids are not allowed to use the word "bored." and they're not allowed to here either, there's so much going on. they're getting stage set up. a b

brown tint. >> responsible for 60% of online shipping. >>> right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning, i'm chris lawrencen for aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang still on assignment in south korea and eating goodbye the way from her instagram account. >> we're working for you to get you out the door and to work and school on time. >> melissa here, keeping an eye on the roads early as well as the rails. we do want to begin with you, chuck. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day and a lot of important information that you need to pass along. >> absolutely right. most important, it's windy outside this morning. be ready for that. my hair is looking messed up. more humid and more stable air. >> quite the breeze outside early this morning. severe storms likely later on today. less humid tomorrow. wednesday looks nice. back into the 90s on thursday. but today, flash flood watches have been issued for the timing on all this is between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. temperaturewise, we're still 80 degrees in washington this morning. mid to upper 70s outside across parts of northern virginia and suburban

brown: thank you. i first ask unanimous consent that privileges of the floor be granted to the following members of my staff. chris burrdock, victoria king. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you very much, mr. president. russia remains a hostile recalcitrant power deploying its military, its cyber espionage activities, its economic tactics to harm the united states of america, to drive a wedge between us and our allies. president obama began time pose tough sanctions for russia's cyber attacks, its cyber intrusion, its illegal annexation of crimea, it's continuing aggression in ukraine and syria. congress joined in that effort by enacting two measures to tighten and broaden those sanctions. lifting or relaxing those sanctions now would only reward russia's attempts to undermine our democracy. the administration continues to exercise a policy of strategic ambiguity when it comes to russia, and the president, putting it mildly, has sent mixed signals. just last month gary cone, the president's senior economic advisor, seemed to suggest that the u.s. could relax sanctions on russia. and his p

. >> rob kelley's done a great job, matt brown, keith marshall is showing up big after injury. and all those guys can play. and chrislocked down role as third-down back and maybe more. it's a tough position to crack, but i wouldn't put anything past matt. sherree burruss, news4 sports. >>> the nats hosting the braves again tonight. fans struggling with the heat, but even tougher with the bullpen. a thorn in this club's side all season showed itself again in the series opener, blowing a 9-6 lead after the bullpen gave up five runs. 11 blown saves this season. only the mets have more in the national league. joe ross is on the mound tonight. let's hope for another 12-strikeout performance by him tonight. >>> sales are up at christos, they are taking on d.c. united in the fourth round of a competition called the u.s. open cup. a battle between guys with full-time jobs against guys who play soccer full time. christos, like the liquor store will try to bend it like bourbon. [ laughter ] >> that was a good one. >> full credit, i don't write my neighbor gave me that. >> for the record, after what i said yesterday about chri

chris jacobs. guest: obamacare past the initial bill with votes on christmas eve in the senate. scott brown was from sea to be promisingican -- was to be the republican to block the passage of obamacare. what the house did was passed the senate bill and then a reconciliation bill fixing the original bill. -- pasmacare past with sed with 60 votes and overcame a republican filibuster. bill a reconciliation fixed portions of obamacare. obviously, there are not 60 republican votes in the senate, so they are limited in terms of what they can and cannot do under the budget process known as reconciliation in the senate. that said, i think the bill could go further to repeal the architecture of the law and regulatory mandates under the law under the senate procedure. guest: to pick up on his comments, the essential health benefits as to when needed in the house version would go away in the senate version. guest: i want to pick up on one thing chris mentioned. i think you mentioned that republicans do not have the votes to move forward or get rid of a filibuster. they have not tried to get the votes

chris nassetta. karl, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> taking a look at the nasdaq a record high despite all the news coming from around the world. sgoog -- google, alphabet, above $1,000 and lord john browne qatar. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov >>> oil prices are down this morning after saudi arabia and several other gulf states announced they're cutting ties with qatar. jackie deangelis has more. >> that's right. oil prices were higher briefly on the news, but the qatar story isn't necessarily about oil. any time you have strife in the region, traders will put up their hackles. with respect to commodities this is more of a natural gas story. qatar is the biggest exporter to places like asia and india. the market isn't getting overexcited because the countries cutting ties aren't the big consuming countries but you need this to be a bigger story. but with the rise of fracking here in the united states and our efforts to start exporting, less